Australia is a country that never failed to mesmerise people with its pristine beaches, natural landscapes, snowy mountains and heritage areas. It is also renowned as the third most popular destination for international students due to the high quality standards of education.
Despite having the population of only 23 million, Australia stands above the likes of Japan, Netherlands and Japan. The country boasts 5 of the best top 30 student cities in world for different factors including cultural diversity, affordability, quality of life and the employment opportunities.
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Score from the experts at Killer Infographics
Visual Communication - 65%
Design - 60%
Content/Script - 55%
Usability - 55%
59%
Final Grade
This infographic provides an overview of Australia as a top study-abroad destination and the steps needed to get there. The significant amount of number-centric information and accompanying iconography gestures toward visual communication practices. The content is generally concise, which allows the information to be digested easily. However, the organization of the infographic seems a bit chaotic, and the illustration style has some variation. While the typographic emphases are useful, some of the information here might be best presented as data visualization instead. Also, there are some typos in the content, and some of the statistics and information would benefit from additional clarification. There's a solid start here, but it needs some fine-tuning to engage a reader effectively. As is, we'd give this an F.
