20 universities in Australia according to the 2022 QS World University Rankings, along with their approximate cost of a bachelor’s program for international students:

1. The Australian National University (ANU) – AUD 43,680 – AUD 48,960 per year
2. The University of Melbourne – AUD 44,784 – AUD 47,936 per year
3. The University of Sydney – AUD 46,500 – AUD 49,500 per year
4. The University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney) – AUD 44,880 – AUD 51,120 per year
5. The University of Queensland (UQ) – AUD 45,120 – AUD 51,800 per year
6. Monash University – AUD 43,000 – AUD 47,000 per year
7. The University of Western Australia (UWA) – AUD 38,200 – AUD 43,500 per year
8. The University of Adelaide – AUD 38,000 – AUD 43,000 per year
9. The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) – AUD 38,540 – AUD 45,410 per year
10. The University of Newcastle – AUD 28,500 – AUD 34,000 per year
11. The University of Wollongong – AUD 32,664 – AUD 34,272 per year
12. Deakin University – AUD 29,200 – AUD 33,400 per year
13. Queensland University of Technology (QUT) – AUD 30,800 – AUD 42,200 per year
14. Curtin University – AUD 31,000 – AUD 35,000 per year
15. RMIT University – AUD 34,080 – AUD 38,400 per year
16. Griffith University – AUD 27,500 – AUD 36,500 per year
17. Macquarie University – AUD 38,000 – AUD 42,000 per year
18. La Trobe University – AUD 28,000 – AUD 34,000 per year
19. University of South Australia (UniSA) – AUD 30,000 – AUD 34,000 per year
20. The University of Tasmania – AUD 28,000 – AUD 34,000 per year

Please note that these costs are approximate and can vary depending on the field of study and other factors. Domestic students generally pay less than international students. It’s important to research the options available to you and check with the universities for up-to-date information on tuition fees.