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Top Universities in Australia for Bachelors In Statistics

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University of Melbourne (Uni Melb)

Estd. 1853 215 Courses

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Victoria, Australia

University of New South Wales, Sydney (UNSW)

Estd. 1949 174 Courses

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New South Wales, Australia

Monash University, Melbourne (Monash)

Estd. 1958 157 Courses

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Victoria, Australia

University of Sydney (USYD)

Estd. 1850 185 Courses

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New South Wales, Australia

Australian National University (ANU)

Estd. 1946 110 Courses

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Australian Capital Territory, Australia

University of Queensland, Brisbane (UQ)

Estd. 1909 149 Courses

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Queensland, Australia

University of Technology Sydney (UTS)

Estd. 1988 69 Courses

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New South Wales, Australia

University of Adelaide (Adelaide Uni)

Estd. 1874 129 Courses

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South Australia, Australia

University of Western Australia, Perth (UWA)

Estd. 1911 137 Courses

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Western Australia, Australia

Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane (QUT)

Estd. 1989 95 Courses

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Queensland, Australia

Curtin University, Perth (Curtin)

Estd. 2000 105 Courses

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Western Australia, Australia

James Cook University, Townsville (JCU)

Estd. 1961 68 Courses

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Queensland, Australia

University of Wollongong (UOW)

Estd. 1951 134 Courses

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New South Wales, Australia

University of Tasmania, Hobart (UTas)

Estd. 1846 110 Courses

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Tasmania, Australia

University of Newcastle (UON)

Estd. 1951 72 Courses

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New South Wales, Australia

Deakin University, Melbourne (Deakin)

Estd. 1974 99 Courses

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Victoria, Australia

University of South Australia, Adelaide (Uni SA)

Estd. 1856 75 Courses

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South Australia, Australia

Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne (Swinburne)

Estd. 1908 54 Courses

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Victoria, Australia

Macquarie University, Sydney (MQ)

Estd. 1964 150 Courses

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New South Wales, Australia

Griffith University, Brisbane (Griffith)

Estd. 1971 82 Courses

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Queensland, Australia

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)

Estd. 1887 134 Courses

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Victoria, Australia

Western Sydney University (Western Syd)

Estd. 1989 58 Courses

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New South Wales, Australia

Flinders University, Adelaide (Flinders)

Estd. 1966 140 Courses

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South Australia, Australia

La Trobe University, Melbourne (LaTrobe)

Estd. 1964 113 Courses

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Victoria, Australia

University of New England, Armidale (UNE)

Estd. 1938 40 Courses

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New South Wales, Australia

Why Study in Australia?

Known to be one of the best places to live for students and with a 12% rise of students every year, Australia has about 525,000 international students. You will be surprised to notice how many Asians live in the country. As a way of life, the Australian outlook is to embrace the ‘new’ than to stick to the old expectations and habits. This is the biggest plus any country can have.

For most international students, part-time student jobs in Australia cover partially for their living cost with a law of working 20 hours a week. For job opportunities after graduation, one may apply for an 18-month extension before the work visa arrives. But it is important to look at the new Australian work laws for international workers. 

One needs to have at least AUD 1500 to survive per month which is a little less than the big cities of the US but the amount changes depending to which city you live in. Australia is not a cheap country and it also has the highest minimum salaries in the world. More about it below.