Australia is the most expensive country in terms of studying costs
A recent study by HSBC’s Wealth Development department came up with a surprising revelation: Australia is the most costly country in the world in which to study.
Beating the UK and surprisingly America, the cost of fees and living Down Under calculated by the bank comes to £22,633 per annum. Against Britain’s £17,819, Germany comes in lowest at £4,011 followed by Spain at £4,117.
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