Does anyone know if you need a language (eg .Spanish, German, French)  to go to university in Australia?
815789
I think you only need english...
835523
hi there, i dont know if you have to study any particular subject but there are many good univerities here in australia. let me know which departments or subjects you have to do.. ok  .. good luck,, kevin .. ps, where in india are you??
801997
It just depends on what you are thinking of doing with your future and where you are thinking of living.\n\nThey speak Spanish in Spain, most of South and Central America, Mexico, and much of the US although it is not the official language. This makes it one of the most useful languages in the world, probably coming third after Mandarin Chinese and English.\n\nThey speak French in France, Quebec, southern Belgium, part of Switzerland, and parts of Africa. Although countries like Cambodia and Laos used to be French colonies, very few people there speak French these days. French is no longer a particularly useful language.\n\nSo you need to decide where you are likely to live, work or visit in the future and with whom you are likely to want to communicate!
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It actually depends on the degree you are seeking and not necessarily on the college or university you choose. Most programs for Bachelor of Arts require four semesters of a foreign language while often Bachelor of Science degrees do not require any foreign language at all.
1055009
Well, it greatly depends on the country.  First off, its much easyer if you already have a BA.  Second, getting in isn't as hard as surviving once you're here.  I've been at the University of Fribourg in Switzerland for the last year and I'm trying to get into a medical program but since I'm not Swiss and its free, I'm not allowed.  So it even depends on what you want to study (although a university for which you pay to go to its more about the money).  Then of course there's the language.  Unless you're studying science or business at a masters level you'll be expected to follow courses and do assignment/presentation is the home language, unless its an international university that makes a point of doing everything in english.  So theres lots to think about, a good first step is narrowing down your selection of countries and universities, from there I'd check and see how you can survive when you're there, can you work there while you study if you're not getting money from family or private loans? (another heads up, if the university doesnt have a US department of education school code you can't get US financial aid).  Once you've narrowed it down a bit contact the universities international student aid office and ask as many questions as you can think of that you'll need to have answered before you dive in.  Good luck.
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No, but contact the university.  They have a good German department and surely one of the advanced students would be happy to earn some extra Geld.
336504
yes u can ... just its need more hard at first ....\n\nbut if u can take soem courses ... its ok ..if u cant ..dont be sad bcs u can learing ur self any language u want if u meant to it ..\n\ngood luck :)
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http://studyinaustralia.gov.au/sia/splash2.aspx
676204
you need to contact the australian embassy for all those kind of details.
993843
they've got websites with everything you need to know. just google (or yahoo) australian visa, or working permit. If your family is there you shouldn't have a problem.
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Try www.open.edu.au\n\nI'm not sure if they offer it, but there is a lot there to choose from.
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I tried to move to Australia and it is hard.  You need to take a points test, you get certain points for being under 35, speaking English, etc..  The fee was about $300.00 and it doesn't matter if you have a sponsor, it does help getting in though.
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It is true. They, however, have a list of professions they need, and according of that are the opportunities to go and live there. I have been searching about it myself.\nYou can find information here:\nhttp://www.idp.com/\nhttp://www.australia.gov.au/226
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At your age, I don't know what requirements they may have, or if they would accept.  \n\nFirst step would be to visit the Embassy of Australia and ask them about programs that they have -- the nearest one is in Nairobi, Kenya however.  If they have possibly courses you can take, then you will need to take the TOEFL exam; this proves your English ability to get into an English-speaking university.  Your English sounds pretty good so it may not be difficult.  \n\nAfter that, there should be another exam you have to take to test your academic ability and knowledge.  I don't know what that may be; you may be eligible for graduate work with your prior certificates.  \n\nAsk at the Embassy, and they can help you.  \n\nYou can also obtain consular assistance from the nearest Australian High Commission which is in Kenya: \n\nAustralian High Commission\nRiverside Drive (400 metres off Chiromo Road)\nNairobi, KENYA\nTelephone (254 20) 444 5034\nFacsimile (254 20) 444 4718 \n\nGood luck!!
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I dont know.\n\nWhy not try contacting SBS which is a government run television and radio network set up for migrants.  They have an Italian radio program and also the largest subtitling unit in the world.\n\nTry SBS.com.au or sbs.net.au or sbs.org.au and look for how to contact them.  If you put 'for italian radio program' in the header you could probably even write the querie in italian.
864294
I might suggest going to “google.com” and start entering words with “australiancollegecertificatecourses” included! With alternate words to narrow down your search!\n\nGood Luck!
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There are many openings in Australia and Canada. If you know French, a Canadian work permit should be easy.