Can You Do Erasmus in Australia?
Yes! While Australia isn’t part of the EU, you can study there through:
- Erasmus Plus – International Credit Mobility
- Erasmus Mundus
- Bilateral university agreements
- Equivalent university exchange programs
- Study Abroad (a great alternative when no agreement is in place)
You can study for 1 or 2 semesters, take Bachelor’s or Master’s level courses, earn credits, and enjoy an international academic experience.
🎓 Go Study helps with your application, course planning, university communication, and visa process.
Why Choose Australia for Erasmus
Studying in Australia gives you:
✔ High-quality education in English at top Australian universities
✔ Courses that match your study plan at home
✔ Safe, multicultural cities like Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane
✔ Legal part-time work opportunities for students
✔ Great lifestyle & warm weather year-round
✔ A stronger CV thanks to international experience
🎯 It’s also a smart way to explore future study or career opportunities in Australia or internationally.
How Erasmus in Australia Works
1️⃣ Check if your university has an agreement
Ask your university if they have an Erasmus or exchange agreement with an Australian uni. If not, don’t worry — we’ll help you explore equivalent programs.
2️⃣ Choose your courses
Pick undergraduate or postgraduate subjects based on your current degree. We’ll help you build a study plan that earns you credits.
3️⃣ Apply for your student visa
Student visa applications can be confusing. We’ll guide you through the process step by step and help you avoid delays or mistakes.
4️⃣ Enjoy the adventure
Study in Australia, join our student community, go to events, work part-time, and build your global future!
Who Can Join Erasmus in Australia?
✅ Erasmus Plus or Erasmus Mundus students
✅ Students from universities with bilateral agreements
✅ Students with mobility funds for non-EU countries
✅ If there’s no agreement, you can join a Study Abroad program
👉 Not sure if you’re eligible? We’ll check for you — for free!
What Can You Study During Erasmus in Australia?
There are hundreds of courses available across top-ranked Australian universities. Popular fields include:
- Business, Management, Marketing
- Communications, Media, Journalism
- Psychology*, Sociology, Humanities (*some limitations)
- IT, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence
- Biology, Sustainability, Environmental Science
- Engineering, Architecture, Design
- Event Management, Sport
🎯 We’ll help you choose subjects that match your degree and help you earn recognised credits.
Erasmus in Australia: Costs
If you have an active Erasmus agreement, you usually won’t pay Australian tuition fees. But you’ll still need to cover:
- Living expenses
- Visa fees
- Flights
- Accommodation
With Go Study, you can access:
✅ A dedicated Student Exchange Pack
✅ Flexible payment options
✅ Job support to start working quickly
✅ Discounts for Italian students (travel, flights, counselling & more)
💡 The pack has a small cost — but with just a few days of part-time work in Australia, you can cover the investment!
We Handle Everything For You
Our advice is always free! We’ll help you figure out your options, check if you qualify for Erasmus or other programs, and guide you from start to finish.
If you choose to go with us, our Student Exchange Pack gives you everything you need to enjoy a smooth, stress-free experience:
✅ Visa application with no mistakes
✅ Course selection + study plan
✅ OSHC (health insurance) & document translations
✅ Fast communication with your Australian university
✅ Personal advisor + access to our student community
✅ Accommodation, SIM card & bank account
✅ Job support to start working early
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FAQ
Is Australia part of the Erasmus Program?
No, but you can study there via Erasmus Plus International Credit Mobility, Erasmus Mundus or bilateral agreements.
Do I have to pay for Erasmus in Australia?
It depends. University fees are often covered, but you’ll need to pay for travel, visa, and living costs. Our Erasmus support is optional and affordable. 👉 Request offer
Do I need an agreement between my university and the Australian one?
Yes — for Erasmus Plus. But you can still go without an agreement through alternative programs. 👉 Check alternatives with us
How do I know if my university has an Erasmus agreement?
Check with your university’s international or mobility office — they can confirm if there’s an active agreement with an Australian university. Some universities that already have agreements might include:
- Freie Universität Berlin
- OTH Amberg-Weiden
- Aarhus University
- University of Copenhagen
- Bocconi University
- IULM University
- IE University
- Universidade de Lisboa
- Charles University in Prague
- And many more!
What if my university doesn’t have an erasmus agreement?
You can join a Study Abroad program and study in Australia for 1–2 semesters. In that case, our support is 100% free.
Which Australian universities can I attend?
It depends on the agreements. Popular choices include:
University of Sydney, UQ, Griffith, James Cook University, UTS, Macquarie, RMIT…
What documents do I need to go?
Generally, you’ll need:
- Valid passport
- Acceptance letter from the Australian university
- Approved study plan (Learning Agreement)
- Student visa documents (CoE, GTE, OSHC)
- Language certificate (e.g. IELTS or TOEFL)
- Health insurance (OSHC – mandatory)
- Proof of financial means for visa
📌 Our Exchange Pack helps you prepare everything — visa, paperwork, and contact with both universities.
Can I work during Erasmus in Australia?
Yes! With a student visa, you can work up to 24 hours per week.
What if I want to stay longer in Australia?
You can continue with a Bachelor or Master’s degree. If you do, our help is 100% free — we’re funded by Australian universities.
Not sure where to start?
Totally normal! There’s a lot of paperwork — but we’ve got you covered, so you can just enjoy the ride. Chat with us for free!
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