Universities in Australia
Every Australian university, with every bachelor's and master's course it is allowed to teach international students and the fee for each. Straight from the Australian Government's own register, called CRICOS.
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- 41Australian universities
- 7698bachelor's and master's courses, each with its fee
- 8states and territories
- 36public universities
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- Australian Catholic UniversityMelbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and more · 103 bachelor's, 22 master's · typically A$37,444/yr
- Deakin UniversityMelbourne and Geelong · 115 bachelor's, 70 master's · typically A$45,086/yr
- Federation University AustraliaBallarat · 80 bachelor's, 34 master's · typically A$35,900/yr
- La Trobe UniversityMelbourne · 94 bachelor's, 59 master's · typically A$44,200/yr
- University of MelbourneMelbourne · 38 bachelor's, 216 master's · typically A$66,024/yr
- Monash UniversityMelbourne · 228 bachelor's, 172 master's · typically A$58,968/yr
- RMIT UniversityMelbourne · 225 bachelor's, 88 master's · typically A$48,000/yr
- Swinburne University of TechnologyMelbourne · 186 bachelor's, 100 master's · typically A$41,150/yr
- Victoria UniversityMelbourne · 75 bachelor's, 53 master's · typically A$34,640/yr
Applying to Australia from India
Apply to each universityThere is no single form. You apply on each university's own site, for the course and intake you want. Most have a February and a July intake.
Your course must be on CRICOSA student visa is only given for a course on this register. Every course listed here is on it, with its CRICOS code.
Plan the money firstThe fee shown is tuition only. Add living costs and health cover before you decide.Australia cost in rupeesScholarships
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Source: CRICOS, Australian Government Department of Education, register as at 01/09/2026 (CC BY 2.5 AU), checked 19/10/2026. “Typically” is the middle fee across a university's courses, per year.