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AEO Exhibitions / Interviews                                   Lahore:      16th January, 2012 (10am - 06pm) PC Hotel - Lahore, 17th January, 2012 (10am - 01pm) AEO - Lahore,                                           Islamabad:      19th January, 2012 (10am - 06pm) Serena Hotel - Islamabad                                           Faisalabad:      22nd January, 2012 (10am - 04pm) Serena Hotel - Faisalabad                                           Peshawar:      22nd January, 2012 (10am - 04pm) PC Hotel - Peshawar                                           Karachi:      22nd January, 2012 (11am - 06pm) PC Hotel - Karachi, 23rd January, 2012 (10am - 01pm) AEO - Karachi,                                           Multan:      28th January, 2012 (10am - 04pm) Ramada Hotel - Multan                                          


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AUSTRALIAN ACADEMIC YEAR

Academic Year in Australian UniversitiesAustralia's academic year runs from February to December and many applications for courses close in October. However, in recent years a number of institutions, especially Universities and foundation studies programs, have offered a mid-year
intake. The institutions shown on this site have details for the specific program of interest to you.

English language courses are flexible and starting dates are frequent, often monthly. The Australian academic year commences in February and varies from that of the Northern Hemisphere. The six to seven months in between can give students time to 'top-up' their English after completing the Pakistan academic year in June.