Australian Courses

Read this before you plan your budget. The cost guide below is a rough guide only. It is based on the middle rent for all of Victoria. It is not the rent for this suburb. Rents change a lot inside one city. A suburb near the centre can cost twice as much as a suburb further out. It does not tell you the price of any room, studio or apartment.

Get the real number for your postcode. Use the official rent data before you agree to anything: Rental report — Victorian Government. This is real data from your state government. It is free. It shows the rent for the exact postcode you enter.

Studying in Burwood, VIC

95 courses are taught here by 3 registered schools, across postcode 3125.

Courses taught here95
Schools31 government
Average feeA$43,578per year · Australia A$30,224
Cheapest courseA$2,550whole course
Campuses3
$$$$$$$$$$ Moderate Middle rent for Victoria · about A$520 per week

Average cost for Australia. Sharing a house is comfortable. A studio or one-bedroom is possible, but it will use a large part of your budget.

The scale compares Australian states: $ cheaper, $$ medium, $$$ expensive, $$$$ most expensive. Source: ABS — Latest insights into the rental market, April 2025.

What this place is like to study in

Burwood has one main school. It is a government school, so this is a public university or TAFE campus. This usually means a real campus with grounds, a library and student services. Course fees here are about 44% above the national average. This is because of the type of schools here, not the location.

We calculate this description from the CRICOS register: the number of schools, the course levels and the registered fees. It describes study only. To learn about rent, transport and daily life here, talk to current students and ask your school.

What level people study here

LevelCoursesShare
Postgraduate101 46%
Undergraduate95 43%
Other11 5%
Vocational (VET)10 5%
School2 1%

Finding somewhere to live

Most international students choose one of four options. From cheapest to most expensive:

Two things to know before you sign a lease. First, the bond is usually four weeks of rent. A government office holds it, not the landlord. You get it back at the end. If someone asks you to pay a bond in cash directly to them, this is a warning sign.

Second, you usually cannot inspect a property from overseas. Book two to four weeks of temporary accommodation first. Then look at properties in person. This avoids the most common and most expensive mistake students make.

Your school's accommodation office is the best place to start. It is free. They know the area and often keep a list of checked properties.

Every course taught here

  1. A$36,8001 yr · A$36,800/yr
  2. A$36,8001 yr · A$36,800/yr
  3. A$37,4001 yr · A$37,400/yr
  4. A$40,0001 yr · A$40,000/yr
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  6. A$41,6001 yr · A$41,600/yr
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  9. A$42,4001 yr · A$42,400/yr
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  11. A$43,6001 yr · A$43,600/yr
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  13. A$114,7043 yr · A$38,235/yr
  14. A$116,5763 yr · A$38,859/yr
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  20. A$118,4403 yr · A$39,480/yr
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  30. A$129,2083 yr · A$43,069/yr
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  43. A$135,8963 yr · A$45,299/yr
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