Study in Australia Research

Family background, religion, and the career chances of international students from various world countries effect their choice of Australia as the destination country for studying, selection of a course of study. The aim of this research paper is to compare international students with different backgrounds. What influences Australia’s choice the most, such as differentiating learning, choosing a program of study, the support needed to achieve this learning and staying motivated to succeed in this education. .

Australia is becoming one of the preferred educational destinations for many students from various backgrounds. For example, Indians, Africans and Koreans are attracted to study in Australia (Lawson, 2011).It is one of the leading global education powerhouses which comprise best educators and facilities, facilitating local and international students with quality study options (Hjorth, 2007 p.402). Australia contains best places for the students based on student mix, employers activity quality life which is some of the elements that student requires when choosing the best destination.

Regarding the area of study, Australia University provides variety of study areas such as natural science, life & agricultural science, mathematics, physics, clinical medicine and pharmacy (Fejes, 2015). Given the vital educational factors provided by Australia education system, it offers adequate opportunities for students in the world where most of them end up being employed in various industries as per their area of their study (Richardson, 2010 p.9). Australia is well known for discoveries and innovation which include Wi-Fi, penicillin, the Bionic Ear, among others which have made it improve the life of others and made the world a better place to live (Wang et al., 2008).

In conclusion, Australia consists of multicultural society which makes the students adapt to the system due to different diversity in the education system as well as the way of living such as religion, family background, and other beliefs. 

References

Fejes, A.M., 2015. Studying in Australia.

Hjorth, L., 2007. Home and away: A case study of the use of cyworld mini-hompy by Korean students studying in Australia. Asian Studies Review, 31(4), pp.397-407.

Lawson, C., 2011. Studying in Australia: Views from six key countries. Australian Education International.

Richardson, S., 2010. Tourism and hospitality students’ perceptions of a career in the industry: a comparison of domestic (Australian) students and international students studying in Australia. Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 17(1), pp.1-11.

Wang, C.W., Singh, C., Bird, B. and Ives, G., 2008. The learning experiences of Taiwanese nursing students studying in Australia. Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 19(2), pp.140-150.