Study Abroad

Though most students are eligible for single scholarships only, Curtin University also allows meritorious and financially-struggling students with support through multiple scholarships. The Curtin Excellence scholarship, Curtin STAR scholarship, the John Curtin scholarship programme and the Harry Perkins scholarship are some of the major programs that offer fee rebates to both national and international applicants. Applicants may however be able to apply for multiple scholarships and grants, provided that they meet the necessary eligibility criteria. Each such scholarship has a specific amount that is granted per semester, and applicants may also be expected to maintain a certain CGPA in each semester to continue getting the grant allotted. 

If you are applying to Curtin University directly through their official website, you must wait for a minimum of two weeks before getting to know the status of your application. The outcome of an application is directly shared to the official email ID of the applicant, which the applicants use to register themselves initially. Once you receive an admission into the university's program, you are provided with an admission certificate, along with specific guidelines that are to be followed next. The university may also ask selected applicants to provide their educational transcripts or other necessary document. Overseas students who get selected can then start preparing for their visa documents for procuring student visas, which would also require them to show their admission letter from the university. Selected applicants must also inform the visa office whether the received admission is conditional or unconditional. In case of a conditional admit, applicants are also required to mention the conditions of their admission in their visa application/cover letter.

If an individual, organisation or department has agreed to sponsor your programme at Curtin University Dubai, you must full-up and submit the sponsorship form of the university. The university then provides the applicant and their sponsors with the necessary documentation to set up a sponsorship. In case a student wants to be sponsored by the university or its patrons, they need to specify the reasons why they need the funds. However, in case of an external sponsor, such as their previous employer, applicants need to elaborate on their association with the sponsor or organisation in the Sponsor Disclosure of Information form of the university.

International students need to have proof of financial support such as:

• Fees and other university charges: You must make these payments in advance in order to confirm the admission offer and the proof would be receipts of these payments.
• Living Expenses: You should be able to provide a proof of how you would be able to finance your accommodation and other expenses in London.
• Scholarship letters: If you have been awarded a scholarship, then you must provide a proof for the same.
• Tax details: You must submit tax details as financial evidence for student visa as tax returns depict the financial capability of the student or his family. Moreover, tax returns help the admission committees to assess if the applicant can sustain himself while studying at the university on a student visa. It will also showcase if the student can take care of his tuition fee and living costs.

GBS Malta offers not only learning but also personal development, cultural diversity, and lifelong friendships. Here are some of the activities Indian students can opt for at GBS Malta:

• Career workshops: CV writing, mock interviews, LinkedIn clinics
• Student clubs: Entrepreneurship, Women in Tech, Creative Arts, Women in Business, TechTalks Malta
• Networking: Networking sessions with industry professionals and guest talks
• Events: Cultural celebration days, food festivals, beach bonfires
• Local Integration: Maltese language crash courses, volunteering events, beach cleaning activities, and community outreach
• Leisure: Weekend excursions to Gozo, Comino, Mdina, and Blue Grotto
• Well-being Support: Mental health counselling, mindfulness exercises, international student settling-in support

To be able to enroll for a course, Amity University London needs the student to make an enrolment deposit that covers 25 per cent of the tuition fee for home students and 50 per cent for international students. The remaining fee is due over the course of the academic year, which are further three instalments for home students and two instalments for international students, each of 25 per cent.

However, students can make a payment even in advance of the instalment deadlines if they want to or if it is convenient for them. In case the fee for a course is listed as 'per annum' (pa), the same fee is payable each year for the duration of the course. It is important for students to understand and follow the payment schedule of Amity University London carefully so that there is no last-minute rush or confusion.

When compared with Medicine Hat College, Amity University's London Campus has a bit higher living and tuition costs. With an average annual tuition rate of approximately GBP 10 000 (INR 11.52 L), living in London also has a significant cost, including off-campus housing, transportation, food, and other expenses.

However, Medicine Hat College in Alberta, Canada, has more reasonably priced living expenses and lower tuition fee than London. Therefore, compared to studying at Amity University - London Campus, Medicine Hat College is typically more affordable for international students, particularly for those from India. So, it is important to compare the tuition fee and other expenses keeping in mind your budget for education abroad. A comparative study of the costs involved will allow you to make a decision, which is right for you and your economic situation.