Here’s a list of universities in Australia without IELTS requirements- University of Queensland - If your previous course was taught in English or if you have work experience in a professional English speaking environment University of Adelaide - If your previous course was taught in English or if you are ready to enroll in a language preparatory course Bond University - a PTE certificate or C1 Advanced certificate Swinburne University of Technology - Previous course was in English, attend an English language course, or provide a PTE or Common European Framework certificate Macquarie University - PTE, CAE, CPE, or OET scores, or an English language course And more

Yes, and you should apply for it at least 6 months before your student visa expiry date

Yes, but it will be near impossible to get a job through portals I suggest you try the job portal/board of the university you will be studying in

If you're looking at ease of getting a work visa, I'd say Australia

For students pursuing a postgraduate degree, universities in New Zealand ask students to submit – Transcripts Statement of Purpose Letters of Recommendation CV Proof of language proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE exam scores) Standard test scores (GRE or GMAT) Portfolio (for subjects like fine arts, architecture, etc.)

It will depend on your lifestyle and which part of the country you live in. This is why each university recommends a different range of funds. This amount can vary between $15,000 (University of Otago) and $25,000 (University of Auckland). If you’re planning to study in New Zealand for less than a year, it is recommended that you have at least $1,250 for each month of your stay.

I think it depends on the university

BENEFITS High quality of education Travel opportunities Great quality of life Yes, absolutely worth it. You get a good education, research opportunities, and if you stay back, WOW! You will be living THE best life!

New Zealand has 8 state-funded universities and all of them rank amongst the top 500 universities in the QS World Rankings- University of Auckland University of Otago Victoria University of Wellington University of Canterbury University of Waikato Massey University Lincoln University Auckland University of Technology, and more

Nature - you could explore New Zealand's beauty through a variety of activities, like bungee jumping, hiking, or cycling Education - the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) ensures that universities focus on research-based teaching, educate students to work both individually and in groups, and comply with qualifications standards Community - Since New Zealand was ranked 2nd on the Global Peace Index in 2019, it is deemed as one of the safest and friendliest places in the world Job opportunities - After you graduate, you can easily apply for a post-study work visa and stay for another 3 years in New Zealand

Bachelor’s degrees – $22,000 to $32,000 per year, with higher fees for subjects like medicine and veterinary science Master’s degrees – $26,000 to $37,000 per year, with higher fees for subjects like medicine and veterinary science Ph.D.’s – $6,500 to $9000 per year If you’re planning to study in New Zealand for less than a year, it is recommended that you have at least $1,250 for each month of your stay.

Stay on-campus It's cheaper

Once you have finished your postgraduate studies, you can apply for a Search Year Permit, which will give you 12 months to land a job in the Netherlands.

Dutch universities have partnerships with a lot of local & international companies, including Philips, Heineken, and Unilever. It is recommended, however, that you learn Dutch before you start applying for a job in the Netherlands.

You can also consider Canada, in case your budget is low

Hey, here's a list of the top business schools in Australia- Melbourne Business School Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM) Monash Business School The University of Queensland Macquarie Graduate School of Management You can learn about the fee and syllabus here.