dey, that's more expensive than studying in the UK mang

why must study aus ?

both my parent teacher, i get jpa scholarship at a private college
my aunt and uncle are mostly gomen servent also. most do their studies in MY. Furthers also is SG and 1 in russia for medic

Sydney's living expenses will definitely be higher than in Perth.

Few years back, Perth is cheaper than Sydney but I guess there's only slight difference now. Engineering student? What discipline? You might like uwa because of their motorsports team. One of the best in the world. But that's if you're planning to join.

I stll prefer Perth!:)

UNSW is defo a better uni, but after going to every austalian major city

perth is always in my heart, but also depends on location la. get SYDNEY central and you get really really expensive shit, get a bit far and its alright

I'm in Melbourne, and I am going to assume Sydney will be similar to Melbourne.

I don't know how well off your family is, but I used to spend about AU$800-a-month.

That was because I used to live by myself, and I didn't think it was worth cooking for one person.

This year I will be living with my brother, so its more worth it to cook for two people. I guess I will be saving money by not eating out all the time.

Accommodation can vary depending on your standards, but generally I'd say about AU$250/AU$300-a-week (excluding bills) for property if you plan to live in the city, and it will get cheaper if you plan to live further away from the city.

Once again, if you have a housemate, living weekly expenses for food, etc will be cheaper. I recommend you get a housemate, as you can split groceries, utility bills, etc.

Not so sure about Sydney's public transport system, the last I went there was like 10 years ago I think, so I can't really remember.

Take it into account this is based in Melbourne, but as I said, I expect Sydney to be quite similar.

And I am not sure what it's like in Perth at all, as like Sydney, I went to Perth also 10 years ago or so.

Oh, if you have some free time, a part-time job will be very useful, financially and also for your CV.

Working in Australia is not like working in Malaysia, the pay is actually pretty good, even for students working in McDonalds (who generally don't need to support themselves), there is a minimum wage.

lol papa i cant believe u asked in /k/ n no one trolled u. i jelly u liao

Lolololol all chinky towns.

Btw, Tassie is the best.

I have been based in both WA and Sydney, I'll tell you that if you're going for cost-efficiency, WA is waaaaaaayyyyy cheaper than Sydney. UTAS only if you're doing law, but it's quiet there. Fewer asians or not, doesn't matter. Your application for PRship is dependant on your course and what not, nothing to do with population. I've calculated, during my time in UNSW, my expenses were 1.5 times of that in WA, and i was staying at some broken down shitty suburb area and I stayed in a closet (literally. my room was converted from a closet). In WA, i have a decent room. Food and groceries also much much cheaper. The only thing UNSW has over UWA is probably UNSW's night life is waaay better. Education recognition wise, both are about the same. Doesn't really matter where you get your degree from these days anyway.

Tasmania is famous for nothing,well maybe for their I don't know ... marine sciences? You should totally go for UWA rather than UNSW,Perth is cheaper plus I guess both the Uni's are on par with each other

If you had to choose Aussie, go for UNSW. There's only a handful of good unis in Aussie.

yeah. and im glad I didn't ended up with a limbo state macam some aussie uni. once you get there and start to socialise, you'll get what i mean.
why didn't you apply for UCL or Sheffield for engineering?