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Australian universities and colleges for Nepali students

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Choosing where to study in Australia is as important as choosing the country. This page lists universities and colleges by type, with each tuition fee linked to the page it came from.

How to use this page

  • Start with the tab that matches your goal: a degree at a public or private provider, or a diploma at a college.
  • Read the source line on each card, and open it for your course.
  • Check scholarship rules. Some awards are automatic and some are closed or limited.

Your visa funds depend on your course length, so see our Australia cost guide before you decide.

Universities and colleges

How we chose these

Public universities: chosen from the top of the QS World University Rankings 2027 among Australian universities, and only where an official page gives a fee we could read. UNSW is left out because its fee page was too long to read reliably. Private and college tabs: no major ranking covers them, so we list providers whose official page shows a clear fee. This is not a recommendation: many other Australian universities accept Nepali students.

Ranking used: QS World University Rankings 2027, as reported by AAP · Last verified

Fees depend on the course, the year you start and your fee status. They are not a quote. Open the source link and confirm with the university before you apply.

Publicly funded universities. Fees are for international students, in Australian dollars, and each card says which level and year it covers.

The University of Sydney

Sydney · Among Australia's top universities in QS 2027

Tuition fee
A$51,700 to A$69,200 a year
International undergraduate, 2027 entry, depending on study area. Postgraduate coursework 2027 ranges from A$48,700 to A$87,000. The page calls these fees indicative and says they rise each calendar year
Source: Sydney: International student tuition fees · Checked
Course areas on the fee page
Arts and social sciences · Music · Nursing · Health sciences · Pharmacy · Dentistry
Scholarships
No international scholarship named on the fee page. Check the university's funding page.

We could not read the university's international scholarship page, so check it directly.

Visit website The University of Sydney

Australian National University (ANU)

Canberra · Among Australia's top universities in QS 2027

Tuition fee
A$51,170 to A$57,640 a year
Indicative annual fee, 2027: Bachelor of Arts A$51,170 and Bachelor of Commerce A$57,640. Based on 48 units a year. Fees vary by program and usually rise every year
Source: ANU Programs and Courses: Bachelor of Commerce · Checked
Course areas on the fee page
Arts · Commerce
Scholarships
  • ANU Chancellor's International Scholarship: a 25% or 50% tuition reduction for the full degree, depending on citizenship category. Up to 200 awards. The page says it is currently unavailable, so confirm with ANU

Visit website Australian National University (ANU)

Monash University

Melbourne · Among Australia's top universities in QS 2027

Tuition fee
A$39,500 to A$101,600 a year
International undergraduate, 2026, per 48 credit points. Lowest is Bachelor of Music, highest is Medical Science with Doctor of Medicine. The guide was truncated in our read and some courses show TBC
Source: Monash: Undergraduate international course guide (PDF) · Checked
Course areas on the fee page
Music · Medical Science
Scholarships
  • Monash International Leadership Scholarship
  • Sir John Monash Scholarship for Excellence
  • Monash International Merit Scholarship
  • Monash University International Study Grants
  • Vice-Chancellor's ASEAN Award

The guide names these scholarships but gives no amounts.

Visit website Monash University

The University of Melbourne

Melbourne · Among Australia's top universities in QS 2027

Tuition fee
A$24,000 to A$88,992 a year
International master's courses, 2026, per full-time year (EFTSL). The fee list we read had no bachelor courses. Lowest is Master of Psychiatry, highest is Master of Clinical Dentistry
Source: Melbourne: 2026 international course tuition fees (PDF) · Checked
Course areas on the fee page
Psychiatry · Clinical Dentistry
Scholarships
No international scholarship named on the fee page. Check the university's funding page.

Check the university's scholarship pages for current awards.

Visit website The University of Melbourne

Common questions

Why are some tuition fees shown as a range?
Fees depend on the course and the year you start. A range shows the lowest and highest fee on the official page we used, so open the source link for your course.
Are these the best universities for Nepali students?
No. The public list follows one published ranking where we could read the fee, and the other lists show providers with a clear fee on an official page. The right choice depends on your course, grades, budget and goals.
Why do some colleges show a fee for the whole course?
Diploma and private providers often publish the total course fee, not a yearly one. The card says which it is, so compare carefully before you decide.
Do I need a CoE from these providers?
Yes. Your Student visa application needs a Confirmation of Enrolment from a provider registered to teach international students. Check that the course you want is registered.

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