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Studying in Australia – What attracts students to flock here?
By Shamus Seow
What is it about Australia that attracts students from all over the world to arrive on its shores to further their education?
According to www.studyingaustralia.com, the official website for advice on studying in Australia, Australia attracts the third largest number of international students in the English-speaking world after the USA and UK, and in some countries Australia is the students' first choice study destination.
Australia also offers excellent value for money and a standard of living which is among the highest in the world. But at the same time, living expenses and tuition costs are still considerably less expensive than the UK and USA.
Moreover, Australia also offers favourable weather – sunny blue skies most times, and winters which are mild compared to other education hubs in the USA and UK.
Because Australia is such a popular destination for international students, studying in Australia also offers students a chance to immerse themselves in a ‘melting pot’ of diverse cultures & backgrounds.
Studying in Australia, a student not only enjoys interacting with people from all over the world, but can also feel at home, being able to meet and connect with people from their own home countries or nearby regions.