New Delhi [India], October 6: Australia is consistently among the world’s top study destinations — a powerful combination of high-quality universities, industry-linked curriculum, a multicultural student community and clear post-study pathways. Azent’s Priyanka Nishar (Founder & Managing Director) explains what sets Australia apart and the holistic experience it offers which makes Australia an excellent choice for graduate study.

1. What makes Australia a premier destination?

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Several factors set Australia apart. Its universities regularly appear in global rankings and are renowned for research, teaching quality and international outlook — making degrees from Australia highly respected worldwide. Major research universities such as the University of Melbourne, ANU, UNSW, Monash and the University of Queensland feature in top global lists.

Beyond rankings, Australia offers:

• Strong industry connections and work-integrated learning (internships, industry projects and placements) that improve employability.
• Jobs and Skills Australia
• A safe, multicultural society and vibrant student life across cities like Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth.
• Transparent student supports (counselling, career services) and regulated education standards overseen by government bodies.
• Work rights for student visa holders (limited working hours during study, with pathways after graduation to live and work temporarily).

2. What are some recommended courses and universities for graduate study?

Which course is “best” depends on your career goals, but in 2025 the highest-demand sectors and popular graduate programs include:

• Information Technology & Data Science (AI, cybersecurity, data analytics) — strong industry demand and many universities offer specialist master’s programs.
• Engineering & Built Environment (civil, electrical, software, environmental engineering).
• Health & Allied Health (nursing, public health, physiotherapy) — very strong demand across states.
• Business & Management (MBA, specialized management) — wide employer networks and internships.
• Research degrees (MPhil/PhD) for those pursuing academic or R&D careers.

For institutional reputation and research strength, consider the Group of Eight (research-intensive) and other top-ranked universities: University of Melbourne, ANU, UNSW Sydney, University of Sydney, Monash University, University of Queensland and others. Each has distinct strengths by faculty and subject area, so match your discipline to the university’s subject ranking and industry links. Degrees earned here are recognised worldwide, giving graduates an edge in competitive job markets back home or elsewhere abroad.

But academic ranking tells only part of the story. Students are drawn to Australia’s clear emphasis on practical, industry-linked education. Many master’s and professional programs incorporate internships, research partnerships and work-integrated learning, ensuring that graduates are not just well-read but also work-ready. This close connection to industry has been particularly beneficial in areas like IT, data science, healthcare and engineering — sectors where Australian employers face acute skill shortages and actively seek qualified professionals.

3. Briefly take us through the admissions process and fee structure?

The road to admission is straightforward but competitive. Most master’s programs require a relevant undergraduate degree with solid academic performance.

•⁠ Choose course & university: shortlist programs by curriculum, industry tie-ups, location and scholarships.

•⁠ Check entry requirements: most master’s programs ask for a relevant bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) and a competitive GPA; some professional programs require work experience (e.g., MBA).

•⁠ ⁠English proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL or PTE scores are commonly required; minimums vary by program.

•⁠ Documents: transcripts, CV, statement of purpose, references, portfolio (for creative courses) and any professional certificates.

•⁠ ⁠⁠The Genuine Student (GS) assessment must be cleared with the university, which includes successfully completing the university interview and meeting the financial requirements.

•⁠ Apply online via each university’s portal. If accepted, the university will issue an Offer Letter, and once you accept it, clear a genuine student assessment, and pay the deposit, a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) will be issued

Fee structure

International master’s tuition in Australia commonly ranges from ~AUD 22,000 to AUD 50,000 per year, depending on discipline and university; professional degrees (e.g., MBA, medicine, dentistry) can be higher. Living costs vary by city — Sydney and Melbourne are usually pricier than regional cities.

4. What are the visa and pre-arrival costs?

To obtain a student visa you’ll need proof of financial capacity. Recent government guidance requires applicants to show minimum savings (commonly quoted around A$29,710 as a baseline for living costs), though amounts and evidentiary requirements can change — confirm the latest Home Affairs guidance before applying. You must also purchase Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the duration of your stay unless exempt.

5. Explain the work prospects in Australia?

Work opportunities, however, make Australia particularly appealing. International students are permitted to work part-time during their studies, traditionally capped at 48 hours per fortnight. This allows them to offset living expenses and gain local work experience. More importantly, after completing their degrees, graduates may be eligible for a Temporary Graduate visa, which allows them to live and work in Australia for a defined period. The duration depends on the qualification obtained and government policy settings, but it provides valuable time to gain international work experience and, in some cases, explore pathways to longer-term residence.

6. How can Azent help prospective students?

Azent has carved a niche for itself by going beyond traditional consultancy services, providing unwavering commitment to student success, through its innovative approach, and personalized services. We offer a wide range of services tailored to meet the diverse needs of students. At its state-of-the-art experience centres & virtual centres across India, students not only get end-to-end support with application, admissions, visas, loans, but can also experience college campuses through Virtual Reality

Additionally, with our Azent App students can build their profile, narrow down universities, get recommendations based on their profile, complete and track the applications and do much more. Prospective students can also avail Azent’s best-in-class training for IELTS at affordable costs.

Azent’s partnerships cover 1500+ Universities across the world to improve student recruitment and match them with the top talent that would thrive in their programs.

Prospective students can log on to https://www.azent.com / or download the Azent App to avail our best-in-class counselling services.

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 6: Pregnancy is one of the most nutritionally demanding phases in a woman’s life. The body’s needs increase not only for energy but also for high-quality protein, healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals that can support both maternal well-being and the development of the baby. Yet, many women struggle to meet these requirements, especially when traditional diets or common supplements fall short. In fact, experts estimate that up to 67% of pregnant individuals in the second and third trimesters may not get enough protein.

Insufficient protein intake, imbalanced nutrition, and high reliance on animal-based sources often add to concerns such as gestational diabetes, hypertension, and digestive discomfort. Studies show that gestational diabetes mellitus now affects about 5 million pregnant women in India, and nearly 16% of live births globally. Several large pregnancy cohorts also found that higher intake of animal protein – especially red and processed meat – was linked with increased inflammation and greater GDM risk.

This is where plant-based protein is gaining ground as a healthier alternative. Unlike animal-based sources such as whey and casein, plant proteins like pea and brown rice are naturally easier to digest and gentler on the stomach. They also have a low glycaemic index, making them more suitable for maintaining stable blood sugar levels. In fact, research confirms that adherence to a plant-based diet in early pregnancy is associated with reduced risk of gestational diabetes and better glucose regulation. Plant-based diets, when diverse and carefully balanced, are also rich in antioxidants and phytonutrients that help reduce inflammation, a factor often linked with pregnancy complications like preeclampsia.

They also tend to lower the risk of gestational diabetes and hypertension by supporting a better metabolic profile. Low in saturated fats by nature, they provide clean nutrition without adding cholesterol or trans fats. Importantly, when different plant protein sources are thoughtfully paired, they create a complete amino acid profile, making them just as effective as animal-based protein while being safer and more sustainable.

Responding to this growing need for smarter nutrition in pregnancy, Voll Santé has developed Voll Pro MOM Plant Protein Powder, a supplement designed to support women during and after pregnancy. Each 30g serving offers a blend of pea and brown rice protein concentrates that together provide balanced amino acids and improved digestibility. It goes beyond protein by adding dietary fibre and DHA, supporting a balanced diet during pregnancy. The formulation is also enriched with probiotics, multivitamins, and essential minerals, making it a comprehensive nutritional support system.

Voll Pro MOM is available in vanilla and Swiss chocolate flavours, and it’s lactose-free, has no added sugar, cholesterol-free and trans fat-free profile, making it a convenient choice for everyday use. Easy to blend and gentle on the stomach, it allows expectant and new mothers to meet their nutritional requirements anytime, anywhere.

In a time when plant-based nutrition is being recognised as both effective and preventive, products like Voll Santé’s Voll Pro MOM Smart Protein bring a science-backed option for women to take care of themselves and their babies through one of the most important journeys of life.

Disclaimer: The article is for general information purposes only and should not be construed as professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor before taking any step.