Tuition fees of top 10 universities in Australia

Tuition fees at the 10 best universities in Australia range from AUD 24,700-100,000 (VND 0.4-1.65 billion) per year, depending on the field of study.

According to the QS World University Rankings 2024 released in mid-November, the University of Melbourne is the best university in Australia. The University of New South Wales and the University of Sydney are tied for second place. The remaining universities in the top 10 include: Australian National University, Monash University, Queensland, Western Australia, Adelaide, University of Technology Sydney and Macquarie University.

Tuition fees for international students at these schools range from AUD 24,700 to AUD 100,000 per year. The highest is for Clinical Medicine at the University of Melbourne, followed by Veterinary Science at the University of Queensland (AUD 75,300). The lowest is for Music, Visual and Performing Arts, also at the University of Melbourne.

TT	University	Tuition fee/year (AUD)	Percentage of students with full-time employment	Average Graduate Salary (AUD)
1	University of Melbourne	24,700 - 100,000	72.3	63,900
2	University of New South Wales	46,800 - 54,700	83.5	70,000
2	University of Sydney	45,000 - 53,500	83.7	69,100
4	Australian National University	41,000 - 55,000	78.8	68,000
5	Monash University	38,000 - 50,000	80.9	67,000
6	University of Queensland	41,000 - 75,000	81	67,000
7	University of Western Australia	37,700 - 47,300	72.5	62,800
8	University of Adelaide	42,500 - 60,000	71.2	65,000
9	University of Technology Sydney	38,000 - 50,000	78.7	65,000
10	Macquarie University	37,000 - 44,000	76.7	65,200

In terms of employment, a March report by QILT, funded by the Australian Department of Education, found that in 2022, the rate of students finding full-time employment after graduation at universities ranged from 71.2 to 83.7 percent. Four universities had rates higher than the national average of 79 percent: the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Monash, and Queensland.

The average salary of graduates from these schools is around AUD 62,800-70,000 a year, led by the University of New South Wales, while the national average is AUD 68,000.

Students on graduation day at Monash University. Photo: Monash University

Australia is one of the three most attractive study abroad destinations in the world, along with the US and Canada. As of September this year, the country welcomed more than 740,000 international students, an increase of 31% compared to the same period last year.

In addition to tuition fees, living expenses in Australia are around 30,000 - 34,000 AUD per year, according to study abroad website Shiksha.

Doan Hung (According to QS, QILT)

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