AUSTRALIA
Australia is the largest country, geographically, and is a continent in itself. It lies in the southern hemisphere so the weather changes are opposite to those of India. Australia has five of the 30 best cities in the world for students to live in based on student mix, affordability, quality of life, and employment opportunities. The capital of Australia is Canberra. There are more than 30+ universities in Australia which are globally ranked for their academics, placements, future prospects and curricula. Known to attract over a million international students annually, Australia is among other top countries like the USA, Canada and UK which is a favourite study abroad destination.
Lifestyle Tips for Indian Students in Australia
Australians are known to be friendly and helpful people, with a great sense of humour. Australia is considered one of the most competitive nations on Earth. This covers all areas of life including the workplace. While English is Australia’s national language, some certain words and expressions have come to be regarded as uniquely Australian through common usage. Some of them might seem strange to non-Australians.
Australians love their sport, both playing it and watching it. The most loved sports in Australia include Australian football, rugby, and cricket. This relatively benign climate has resulted in a country where people spend a good deal of time outdoors at beaches, in the countryside, or on sporting fields as either spectators or participants.
Indians Living in Australia
Nearly 783,958 Indian immigrants were living in Australia in June 2021. They represent the third-largest immigrant community by country of origin, after UK and China. Almost one-third of all Indian immigrants resided in Victoria.