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Further Study in Australia and New Zealand For Malaysian

 

Study Abroad

The schools and colleges offer you a world-class education

Studying in Australia and New Zealand opens doors to world-class education, diverse cultural experiences, and career opportunities. These two countries are home to some of the best universities and institutions globally, offering a range of programs tailored to international students. Whether you're pursuing undergraduate studies or advancing your career with a postgraduate degree, Australia and New Zealand provide excellent learning environments designed to help you succeed. Let’s explore why studying here could be the perfect choice for your education and future.

 
 

5 Reasons You Would Love to Study in Australia and New Zealand for Malaysian

Australia and New Zealand offer a unique combination of world-class education, cultural diversity, and career opportunities. From cutting-edge research opportunities to globally recognised qualifications, these countries provide an education that goes beyond the classroom. Explore why studying in Australia and New Zealand is more than just earning a degree—it's an adventure that shapes your future and opens doors to global opportunities.
 
 
World-Class Education

World-Class Education

Australia and New Zealand boast top-ranked universities known for their high-quality teaching and innovative research. With degrees (REMOVE degrees, add in qualifications) that are internationally recognised, you’ll receive an education that’s highly respected around the world.
Diverse Cultural Experience

Cultural Diversity

Both countries offer vibrant multicultural societies, making them welcoming environments for international students. You'll meet peers from all over the world, enriching your global perspective and enhancing your learning experience.
 
Work Opportunities During and After Study

Work Opportunities During and After Study

Both Australia and New Zealand allow international students to work while studying, giving you a chance to gain valuable work experience. Post-graduation work permits in both countries give you the head start in your career in the relevant field.
Stunning Natural Beauty

Stunning Natural Beauty

From the golden beaches of Australia to the breathtaking mountains and forests of New Zealand, both countries offer stunning natural environments. You'll enjoy a perfect balance between academic pursuits and outdoor adventures.
Support for International Students

Support for International Students

Australia and New Zealand are known for offering excellent support to international students, including dedicated services for academics, career support, and social integration. Many institutions also provide scholarships to help make studying more affordable.
 

5 Most Popular Degree Programs in Australia and New Zealand

Australia and New Zealand are celebrated for their exceptional academic standards and diverse range of degree programs. With a strong emphasis on practical learning and industry relevance, these programs equip students with the skills and knowledge to excel in their chosen careers. Here are five of the most sought-after degree programs for international students:
 
 

  • Business and Management

    Develop leadership, entrepreneurship, and global business skills through comprehensive business programs designed to equip students for thriving careers in the global market.

  • Engineering and Technology

    Discover innovative solutions to modern challenges with programs in civil, mechanical, or software engineering, blending academic excellence with hands-on industry experience.

  • Health Sciences

    Prepare for a meaningful career in healthcare with programs focusing on clinical expertise, patient care, and hands-on training to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals. (Focus on Doctor of Medicine, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Nursing)

  • Creative Arts and Media Music

    Unleash your creativity with specialised programs in film, design, or digital media, fostering innovation and artistic expression in the dynamic arts and media sectors.

  • Environmental Science and Sustainability

    Tackle global environmental issues through programs focused on sustainability and ecological studies, equipping students to lead in creating a more sustainable future.
 
 

How GES Global Supports You?

Further Study in Australia and New Zealand For Malaysian

Choosing the right path can be challenging, but GES Global is here to guide you. Learn how we simplify your study abroad process, ensuring your journey is a smooth and successful educational experience in Australia or New Zealand.
 
 

Expert Guidance

From university selection to application submission, our experienced education consultants provide tailored advice to help you make the best decisions for your future.

Extensive University Network

We collaborate with leading universities and colleges across Australia and New Zealand, ensuring access to world-class education opportunities.
 
 

Comprehensive Support Services

We assist with everything from course selection and scholarship applications to visa processing and accommodation arrangements, making your transition seamless and stress-free.

Extensive Global Network

Join a growing community of students who have successfully embarked on their academic journey with GES Global, gaining access to valuable connections and resources worldwide.
 
 

Commitment to Your Success

Your success is our priority. We take the time to understand your goals, offering customised solutions to match your aspirations and academic background.
 
 

Top Schools & Colleges in Australia and New Zealand

Australia and New Zealand are globally recognised for their prestigious educational institutions, each offering a diverse range of programs and advanced learning facilities. Explore the universities and colleges that consistently rank among the best in the world.
 
 
Adelaide

  • Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP)

  • Eynesbury College

  • Le Cordon Bleu, Adelaide

  • South Australian Institute of Business and Technology (SAIBT)

  • The University of Adelaide College


Brisbane

  • Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP)

  • Griffith College

  • Griffith University

  • JMC Academy

  • SAE Creative Media Institute


Canberra

  • University of Canberra College


Darwin

  • Charles Darwin University Int'l College


Hobart, Tasmania

  • University of Tasmania Int'l Pathway College

  • University of Tasmania


Melbourne

  • Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP)

  • Charles Stuart University Study Centre

  • Deakin College

  • JMC Academy

  • La Trobe College Australia

  • Le Cordon Bleu

  • RMIT University

  • Swinburne University of Technology College

  • Swinburne University of Technology

  • Victoria University (VU)

  • William Angliss Institute

Perth

  • Canning College

  • Curtin University

  • Curtin College

  • Edith Cowan College

  • Murdoch College

  • Murdoch University

  • Stanley College

  • University of Western Australia College

  • TAFE WA


Sydney

  • Australian TESOL Training Centre (ATTC)

  • JMC Academy

  • Le Cordon Bleu

  • University of Newcastle College of Int'l Education

  • Sydney Institute of Business and Technology (SIBT)

  • Taylors College Sydney

  • Torrens University Australia

    • Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School

    • William Blue College of Hospitality Management

  • Western Sydney University, Sydney City Campus

  • UNSW College


  • Auckland University of Technology Foundation

  • Massey University College

  • Southern Institute of Technology

  • University of Auckland Foundation

  • University of Canterbury

  • University of Waikato

 
 

Top Schools & Colleges in Australia and New Zealand

Australia and New Zealand are globally recognised for their prestigious educational institutions, each offering a diverse range of programs and advanced learning facilities. Explore the universities and colleges that consistently rank among the best in the world.
 
 
Australia
Adelaide

  • Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP)

  • Eynesbury College

  • Le Cordon Bleu, Adelaide

  • South Australian Institute of Business and Technology (SAIBT)

  • The University of Adelaide College


Brisbane

  • Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP)

  • Griffith College

  • Griffith University

  • JMC Academy

  • SAE Creative Media Institute


Canberra

  • University of Canberra College


Darwin

  • Charles Darwin University Int'l College


Hobart, Tasmania

  • University of Tasmania Int'l Pathway College

  • University of Tasmania


Melbourne

  • Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP)

  • Charles Stuart University Study Centre

  • Deakin College

  • JMC Academy

  • La Trobe College Australia

  • Le Cordon Bleu

  • RMIT University

  • Swinburne University of Technology College

  • Swinburne University of Technology

  • Victoria University (VU)

  • William Angliss Institute

Perth

  • Canning College

  • Curtin University

  • Curtin College

  • Edith Cowan College

  • Murdoch College

  • Murdoch University

  • Stanley College

  • University of Western Australia College

  • TAFE WA


Sydney

  • Australian TESOL Training Centre (ATTC)

  • JMC Academy

  • Le Cordon Bleu

  • University of Newcastle College of Int'l Education

  • Sydney Institute of Business and Technology (SIBT)

  • Taylors College Sydney

  • Torrens University Australia

    • Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School

    • William Blue College of Hospitality Management

  • Western Sydney University, Sydney City Campus

  • UNSW College


New Zealand

  • Auckland University of Technology Foundation

  • Massey University College

  • Southern Institute of Technology

  • University of Auckland Foundation

  • University of Canterbury

  • University of Waikato

 
 

Discover Scholarship Opportunities in Australia & New Zealand

Studying abroad is an investment, but it doesn't have to be out of reach. Learn about the scholarships available to international students in Australia and New Zealand and how GES Global helps you access them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1

What is the cost of studying in Australia and New Zealand?

Tuition fees in Australia range from AUD 15,000 to AUD 110,000 as medicine course fees are expensive per year, and in New Zealand, from NZD 75,000 to NZD 120,0000. Living expenses also vary, but both countries offer affordable options and scholarships. GES Global can help you find the best options.
2

Can I work while studying in Australia and New Zealand?

Yes, you can work part-time while studying: 48 hours per fortnight in Australia during the semesters and 20 hours per week in New Zealand. Both countries also allow full-time work during breaks.
3

How long can I stay after graduation?

Australia offers the Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485), allowing you to work for two and three years depending on the qualification. New Zealand offers a post-study work visa, typically for one to three years, based on your qualification.
4

What is the student visa process?

Both countries require a student visa to study. You'll need proof of enrolment, financial evidence, and English proficiency. GES Global will assist with the application process to ensure a smooth journey.
5

What types of universities are available in Australia?

Australia has 42 universities, including 36 public institutions and 6 private universities. The education levels offered include Diploma, Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Degree, and Doctorate.
6

What is the education system like in Australia?

Bachelor’s Degree courses typically take 3 to 4 years to complete. Students who excel academically may apply for a one-year course to achieve an honours degree. Australian universities generally operate on a two-semester academic year:

  • First semester: February to June

  • Second semester: July to November

There is a short holiday between semesters and a long holiday at the end of the year. New students usually join the March intake, while some may prefer the July intake.
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What are the entry requirements for studying in Australia?

To apply for a Bachelor’s Degree, applicants need qualifications such as STPM, A-Level, UEC, or any equivalent.

O-Level or SPM graduates can first apply for Australian Matriculation or Foundation Studies. Applicants must also submit English test results, such as IELTS or ELICOS certificates. For Bachelor’s Degrees, applicants typically need an IELTS band of 6.
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What is the procedure for studying in Australia?

Step 1: Do research and find suitable colleges.

Search for university information online or seek assistance from an education counsellor.

Step 2: Prepare to apply.

Obtain the application form from the respective university or college and prepare the required documents:
  1. Application form
  2. Education background
  3. English test results
Note: Start your application at least 6 months in advance.

Step 3: Submit the application.

Submit the relevant documents to the university or college. The application process typically takes 4 to 8 weeks.

Step 4: Receive your official offer letter.

Once accepted, you’ll receive an offer letter stating the documents you need to submit.

Step 5: Obtain your official CoE.

After submitting the necessary documents, you will receive an eCoE (Confirmation of Enrolment) via email.

Step 6: Pay tuition fees and insurance.

Once you have the eCoE, you’ll need to pay the first-time tuition fees and OSHC (Overseas Student Health Cover) insurance.

Step 7: Apply for a student visa.

Apply online using your eCoE. Education counsellors can help you prepare the necessary documents.

Step 8: Get ready.

After your student visa is approved, prepare for your trip and arrange accommodation.