Study Abroad in Australia
If you're considering studying abroad in Australia, our directory of Study Abroad programs can help you find the perfect match for your academic and personal goals. Australia, an increasingly popular study abroad destination for American university-level students, attracts approximately 10,000 students each year. Its strategic Southern Hemisphere location and proximity to Asia make it an ideal gateway for regional exploration.
Home to a diverse population of around 25 million and the world's 13th largest economy, Australia offers a unique blend of Indigenous and migrant cultures. With beautiful beaches, unique wildlife, and vibrant cities, as well as the largest coral reef in the world, the Great Barrier Reef, Australia has much to offer students.
Our directory, designed specifically for American college and university students, features a range of options, including university-level study abroad programs, internships, volunteer opportunities, and language courses. We also provide pre-college and post-graduate options. We encourage you to read student reviews, check ratings scores, and compare programs to learn about other students' experiences abroad.
Australia's friendly population and diverse landscapes, from bustling cities like Sydney and Melbourne to natural wonders such as the Great Barrier Reef and the Outback, create an ideal environment for studying. The country's thriving arts, sciences, and business sectors offer unique opportunities for students interested in these fields.
Many study abroad program providers have strong connections to industries, offering invaluable networking opportunities and hands-on experience. Whether you're seeking a short-term summer program or a semester- or year-long adventure, our directory will help you find the best option for your needs.
Embark on a transformative journey by studying abroad in Australia, and create memories that will last a lifetime!
To learn more about Australia, feel free to check out Australia's Official Travel Website.
Top Cities to Study Abroad
| 1. Sydney | 910 reviews | |
| 2. Queensland | 590 reviews | |
| 3. Gold Coast | 372 reviews | |
| 4. Melbourne | 224 reviews | |
| 5. Brisbane | 165 reviews |
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Study abroad with the Institute for Study Abroad at the University of Melbourne!What Melbourne has to offer •One of Australia's leading research and higher education inst...
Studying internationally gives you the opportunity to challenge yourself, meet new friends, and explore new places.The University of Melbourne provides the perfect setting...
The Sydney Summer Internship Program offers eight weeks of coursework and participation in a professional internship in or near Sydney. Courses explore Australia’s politic...
WorldStrides has partnered with Griffith University and Bond University to offer students a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live and study abroad in Australia. Students ...
Sydney is an amazing city, the oldest and largest in Australia, with breathtaking harbor views and a friendly, multicultural vibe. Spend your summer taking two courses for...
Study abroad with the Institute for Study Abroad at the University of Queensland! This program offers you access to over 120 of UQ's student clubs and societies and amazin...
One of the world’s best modern universitiesEstablished in 1975, University of Wollongong is a modern university ranked in the top 1% globally. Its diverse student body stu...
WorldStrides' study abroad offerings in Melbourne, Australia offer students an experience chock full of culture, art, delicious food and sweet surf! Whether you're taking ...
Victoria University is a dual-sector tertiary institution based in Melbourne, Australia. VU has nine colleges, each covering a broad discipline of study, six research inst...
Though Queensland University of Technology (QUT) began operating officially in 1989, its roots date all th...
A top-50 globally ranked university, University of Queensland (UQ) was founded in 1910 and began its long history with 83 students (60 men, 23 women) studying in three fac...
