Online Choices

Updated on: Thursday, April 12, 2012

Indian students willing to pursue their studies in Australia will now be able to use a new website, MyUniversity (myuniversity.gov.au), which will assist them in selecting the best university and course.
 
The website was launched by the Australian Minister for Tertiary Education and Skills, senator Chris Evans, who said students will now have access to relevant, up-to-date information to help them make the right choices.
 
Encouraging Indian students to consider studying in Australia, by using the new website, the Australian high commissioner to India, Peter Varghese, said “MyUniversity will help Indian students to make the right choice as part of their overall research in deciding on the best course and institution for them.”
 
Students will be able to compare universities on a range of indicators, including course details, entry scores, results of student satisfaction and graduate destination surveys, student-to-staff ratios, information about access to student services and campus facilities, and employment outcomes.
 
“Indian students looking to obtain a high quality education through an Australian study experience are now armed with greater information than ever before,” added Varghese.

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