Global Indian Students Portal
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Australia
As on January 2024, there are 122202 Indian students in Australia pursuing undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD degrees. Some of the popular field of study for Indian students in Australia are Business, Information Technology, Engineering, Science and Hospitality.
High Commission of India, Canberra
High Commission of India (HCI) in Canberra along with the Consulates in Melbourne , Sydney and Perth extend help & support to all the Indian students residing in Australia.
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Ombudsman
In case students have complaints and grievances about their education providers, they can submit their complaints to Individual Australian ombudsmen in different states/territories as per jurisdiction. Detailed information regarding same is available here
Organisations to Promote Education in Australia
Organisation Website Official Australian Government website for international students www.studyaustralia.gov.au Indian Student Associations in Australia
There are various active Indian student associations in Australia that can provide assistance to Indian students planning to travel to Australia for higher education. Some examples are as follows:
Name of University Contact Person Designation E-MAIL University of Canberra Indian Association Mr. Saksham Kumar President Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UCIndiAssoc/
Instagram: @uc.indianassociation
Email: uc.indianassociation@gmail.comIndian Students Association, ANU Ms. Ishank Nain President Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InSA.ANU/
Email: weareinsa@gmail.comSanskriti Association for Indian Culture and Student Support at the University of Western Australia (UWA), Perth Mr. Prince David Rajendran President Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SanskritiUWA
Email: sanskriti@guild.uwa.edu.auAustralian High Commission in India
Australian High Commission in India assists Indian students with information and resources including links to scholarship details & visa requirements. They also provide a guide to living and studying in Australia.
Is your University Recognised?
Higher education providers can only deliver courses to international students if they are registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS). List of Australian higher education providers who can provide courses for international students is available here.Load MoreBack to Top
