Study In AUSTRALIA
Australia is considered one of the most diverse and hospitable countries on the globe. With more than 260 languages spoken in Australian households, almost half (47%) of Australia’s 24 million residents were born overseas or have one parent who was born overseas. Mandarin, Italian, Arabic, Cantonese, and Greek are the most popular in addition to English. Australia is the world’s largest island, the sixth-largest country by land area, and the first country to rule an entire continent. There are over 500 national parks and over 2,700 protected areas in the United States, ranging from wildlife refuges and Aboriginal reserves. The Great Barrier Reef, Kakadu National Park, Lord Howe Island Group, Tasmanian Wilderness, Fraser Island, and the Sydney Opera House are among the 20 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Any of the world’s best universities are based in Australia. The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Department is Australia’s national regulatory and quality agency for higher education (TEQSA). The Australian Government formed it to track and control the quality of university and non-university higher education providers against a collection of criteria created by the independent Higher Education Standards Council.
