Australia and Japan have a shared excellence when it comes to delivering high quality education and research. Building on that shared excellence, Japan and Australia have been strengthening ties between educational institutions through student exchange programs and research collaborations.
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Why study in Australia?
Australia is one of the most popular destinations for international students welcoming close to 610,000 international students in 2022. Australia offers international students an education with high standards of teaching and internationally accepted qualifications, and a society that is warm, and friendly. As the most internationalised higher education sector in the world, Australian graduates enter the workforce with international networks and skills.
Australia is well known for its high standard of teaching and excellence in education and research. To check if your institution is registered to offer courses to students studying in Australia on student visas and also for a list of courses please visit the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) webpage.
Find out more about studying in Australia with studyinaustralia.gov.au, the official Australian Government website for international students. It has information about courses, institutions and scholarships available to overseas students.
Successful Research and Science Collaboration
- Professor Tatsuya Kodama, Niigata University
- Professor Shuhei Furukawa, Kyoto University
- Professor Koji Mizoguchi, Kyushu University
FAQ
I want to study in Australia, how can I check the credibility of Institutions?
Australia is well known for its high standard of teaching and excellence in education and research. As a result Australia is the world’s fourth most popular study destination for international students. The Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students webpage provides a list of all Australian education institutions that offer courses to students studying in Australia on student visas. You can consult this webpage to check if your institution is included and also for a list of courses available.
Find out more about studying in Australia with studyinaustralia.gov.au, the official Australian Government website for international students. It provides information about courses, institutions and scholarships available to overseas students.
Does the Australian Embassy Tokyo allow for study tours?
The Embassy does not run study tour programs for students or the general public. You can learn more about Australia through our publications.