MARN 0102527 · Registered Migration Agents

Study in Australia

Study in Australia

Choose a course that fits your goals — and your visa plan

Australia's universities and colleges offer thousands of courses, but not every course leads to the same outcome. At ACEM we look at your marks, budget and long-term plans together, then shortlist institutions and courses that make sense for all three.

Because our agents are registered migration agents as well as education counsellors, we can tell you before you enrol how a course is likely to affect your options later — including skills assessment and migration pathways.

How we help

From first conversation to your first class

You'll always know which step you're on and what's needed next.

01

Free consultation

We talk through your goals, budget, marks and timeline.

02

Course shortlist

A short list of courses with fees, intakes and pathway relevance side by side.

03

Application & offer

We prepare your application, follow it up with the institution and explain any scholarship or fee options.

04

Student visa

Your Subclass 500 application is prepared and lodged by a registered migration agent.

05

Arrival support

Guidance on accommodation, banking, tax file number and enrolment.

Good to know

Fees, entry requirements and intakes change

Course fees, entry requirements, English-language requirements and intake dates are set by each institution and can change from one intake to the next. The information on this website is a general guide — we confirm the current details with the institution before you apply.

No agent can guarantee an offer of a place or a visa outcome. What we can do is give you clear, honest advice and prepare a strong, accurate application.

Not sure where to start?

Book a free consultation and we will map out the options with you.

Book a free consultation

Frequently asked questions

How does ACEM choose which courses to recommend?
We start with your marks, budget and long-term plans, then shortlist courses that suit all three. We are not paid to push one institution over another, and we explain the trade-offs in plain language.
Do I need an agent to apply to an Australian institution?
No — you can apply directly. An agent can save time, check that your documents meet the institution's requirements, and advise on the visa side. Our advice on migration matters comes from registered migration agents.
When are the intakes?
Most institutions have several intakes a year, often around February, July and November, but dates vary by institution and course. We confirm exact dates when we build your shortlist.