Intakes in Australia

Types of Intakes in Australia

Australia has three main intakes for international students: February, July and November. Each intake has different timelines, course offerings, and benefits.

The first semester is the most popular choice for overseas students, and if you miss the February intake, no need to worry. You can still find plenty of programs available in the July intake, making it a great second option. With the November intake, however, there might be limited choices as they offer fewer programs. Australian universities offer a range of courses whether you’re looking into an undergraduate degree, a master’s, or a research program tailored to your goals.

February Intake

November Intake

July Intake

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How To Apply for 2025 Intakes?

Interested students can apply online.
Await the university’s response.
Upon acceptance, you’ll receive your official Letter of Offer.
Once you have your offer letter, pay the first semester’s tuition and ancillary fees in full.
The college will provide a receipt.
Apply for your Canadian Study Permit/Visa and Co-op Study Permit.
If needed, submit your application for residence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, international students can work while studying in Australia, with the ability to work up to 48 hours per fortnight during term time and unlimited hours during study breaks on a standard student visa.

Yes, you can generally apply for multiple intakes at different universities, as many institutions offer multiple intake periods throughout the year.

Yes, in most cases, you can request to defer your admission if you miss an intake, but it depends on the specific policies of the institution you're applying to.

Yes, scholarships are available for all intakes in Australia, but the most scholarship opportunities are typically found during the February intake, which is considered the primary intake with the widest range of courses and scholarship options.