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International
Student Course
Guide 2021
International
Street Address: Melbourne Polytechnic International Contents
Building A, Room PA117
77 St Georges Rd, Preston, Victoria, Australia
Postal Address: ATT: Melbourne Polytechnic International, Welcome to Melbourne Polytechnic! 2
Locked Bag 5,
Academic Calendar 2021 3
Preston, Victoria, Australia 3072
Telephone: +61 3 9269 1666 ELICOS 3
Email: international@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au Courses and Fees or International Students 2021 4
Website melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
Pathways 12
Melbourne, Australia 16
Connect with Melbourne Polytechnic
Why study at Melbourne Polytechnic? 17
www.facebook.com/MelbournePolytechnicInt
www.facebook.com/MelbournePolytechnic Melbourne Polytechnic Campus Locations 18
@MelbPoly twitter.com/MelbPoly International Student Support 21
@MelbPoly instagram.com/melbpoly Admission Requirements 24
instagram.com/melbpolyinternational
Applying for Academic Credit and/or Skills Recognition 26
www.youtube.com/user/melbpoly
International Scholarships 27
SLAMTEAM on Snapchat
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English Course 28
MelbournePolytechnic on wechat
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Auslan 29
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Higher Education 30
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Agriculture and Animal Studies 31
Architecture and Design 32
Art and Design 33
Business, Management and Finance 34
Education 37
Engineering 38
Information Technology 39
Music, Sound and Dramatic Arts 40
Vocational Education and Training (VET) 42
Agriculture and Animal Studies 43
Art and Design 45
Building and Construction Trades 49
Business, Management and Finance 52
Education 54
Engineering 55
Hairdressing 56
Health and Community 57
Hospitality 59
Information Technology 62
Media and Communications 64
Music, Sound and Dramatic Arts 65
This training may be delivered with Victorian and Commonwealth Government funding.
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Course Enquiries: +61 3 9269 8400 courses@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
General Enquiries: +61 3 9269 1666 international@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au 3
Welcome to Melbourne Polytechnic! Academic Calendar 2021
This time last year, I would have been Orientation and Course Commencement Dates
welcoming you on campus with open arms.
Semester VET HE Orientation
Today, with the Covid-19 pandemic that
has impacted on all of our lives globally, Summer 2020 - 23 Nov 23 Nov
we have had to adhere to new norms and
in cases where there are travel restrictions, One (1) 2021 1 Feb 1 March 28 Jan
we are not able to welcome you on campus
Two (2) 2021 12 Jul 26 Jul 8 Jul
but we certainly can welcome you to join
the Melbourne Polytechnic family, whether Summer 2021 - 29 Nov 29 Nov
virtually or physically, whether now or a
little later.
NB. Due to the uncertainties of the current Coronavirus pandemic,
Melbourne Polytechnic has a proud history of providing vocational please refer to the website for the most updated academic calendar.
education to Australians and international students that spans more *Term dates may differ for some courses.
than 100 years. Melbourne Polytechnic has grown beyond the scope For all Term Dates go to:
of a traditional TAFE institute to a training model that blends practical www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/students/academic-calendars
learning and traditional theory with increased pathways to higher
education.
Melbourne Polytechnic offers you the perfect combination of higher
learning and vocational learning from teachers with real-world
experience and expertise. Combining local knowledge with a global
perspective, we provide first-class training and education within a
comfortable and modern learning environment. Each year, Melbourne
ELICOS
Polytechnic welcomes a large number of students from all around the
world to its many campuses.
Preston Intakes 2021
Studying at Melbourne Polytechnic and living in Melbourne is a rich,
rewarding and life-changing experience. This course guide is designed 11 January – 12 February*
to help you take the first step on your path to your chosen career.
15 February – 19 March
We look forward to welcoming you to Melbourne Polytechnic, both
virtually and physically. 29 March – 30 April
3 May – 4 June
15 June – 16 July*
19 July – 20 August
30 August – 1 October
Frances Coppolillo
4 October – 5 November
Chief Executive
15 November – 17 December
*Five-week Summer School Program: for students preparing for
further study in Melbourne Polytechnic courses.
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Courses and Fees or International Students 2021
CRICOS Code Course Campus Duration Intake Academic Entrance Requirements Academic IELTS Term Fee Total Fees Page #
ACCOUNTING
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
099955G Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping PR 6 months Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency $3,610 $7,220 54
equivalency
Australian Year 12 equivalency including completion
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
098373E Diploma of Accounting** PR 6 months Feb, Jul** of nine prerequisite core units from the Certificate $3,500 $7,000 54
equivalency
IV in Accounting
6.0 overall with no individual band below 5.5, or
070938C Bachelor of Accounting* PR 3 years Feb, Jul, Nov Australian Year 12 equivalency $4,450 $53,400 37
equivalency
AQF (Australian) Bachelor degree or overseas 6.5 overall with no individual band below 6.0, or
083133M Graduate Diploma of Professional and Practising Accounting – exit point only PR 1 year Feb, Jul $4,900 $19,600 37
equivalent equivalency
AQF (Australian) Bachelor degree or overseas 6.5 overall with no individual band below 6.0, or
083132A Master of Professional and Practising Accounting* PR 2 years Feb, Jul $4,900 $39,200 37
equivalent equivalency
AGRICULTURE
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092578G Diploma of Agriculture EP & YY 1.5 years Feb, Jul** Australian Year 11 equivalency $3,500 $21,000 45
equivalency
Australian Year 12 or equivalency, to include
6.0 overall with no individual band below 5.5, or
070935F Bachelor of Agriculture and Technology EP 3 years Feb, Jul mathematics, and one of either chemistry or $6,909 $82,908 33
equivalency
biology^
AUSLAN
5.5 in writing and reading (exemption from
0100567 Diploma of Auslan PN 2 years Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $4,225 $33,800 31
overall, listening ans speaking)
BUILDING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
094755A Certificate III in Bricklaying Blocklaying HB 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 12 equivalency $6,688 $26,752 51
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
073170M Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) PR 2 years Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency $4,088 $32,704 52
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
099956G Advanced Diploma of Building Design (Architectural) PR & EP 2 years Feb, Jul Australian Year 12 equivalency $4,625 $37,000 52
equivalency
6.5 overall with no individual band below 6.0, or
081679D Bachelor of the Built Environment* EP 3 years Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $4,900 $58,800 34
equivalency
BUSINESS
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
093007A Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication* PR 6 months Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency $3,500 $7,000 55
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
093008M Diploma of Marketing and Communication^ PR 6 months Jul Certificate IV in Marketing and Communication $3,500 $7,000 55
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
093006B Advanced Diploma of Marketing and Communication PR 6 months Feb, Jul Diploma of Marketing and Communication $3,500 $7,000 55
equivalency
6.0 overall with no individual band below 5.5, or
096901B Bachelor of Business* PR 3 years Feb, Jul, Nov Australian Year 12 equivalency $4,450 $53,400 38
equivalency
COMMUNITY SERVICES
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
094459J Diploma of Community Services PR 1.5 years Feb, Jul Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $3,325 $19,950 59
equivalency
CONSERVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092606G Diploma of Conservation and Land Management EP 2 years Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency $3,550 $28,400 46
equivalency
* available online in Feb 2021 until borders reopen
** course is currently under review and have not been confirmed to be offered in July 2021. Still receiving applications but may be put on a waitlist Fees displayed are effective for new applications received on or after 1 November 2020.
*** New Start Dates for Semester 1 2021
^ Other criteria required by department. For current pricing please refer to:
# Tuition Fee’s are accurate at the time of printing. For current pricing please refer to www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students
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Courses and Fees or International Students 2021
CRICOS Code Course Campus Duration Intake Academic Entrance Requirements Academic IELTS Term Fee Total Fees Page #
CREATIVE ARTS
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
090412A Certificate IV in Visual Arts*** PR 1 year Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $3,750 $15,000 49
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
090445C Diploma of Visual Arts*** PR 1 year Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $4,325 $17,300 49
equivalency
Completion of an Australian Diploma of Visual Arts. 5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
090497B Advanced Diploma of Creative Product Development PR 1 year Feb $3,775 $15,100 50
Australian Year 12 equivalency equivalency
6.0 overall with no individual band below 5.5, or
061836F Bachelor of Illustration FF 3 years Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $5,170 $62,040 35
equivalency
Undergraduate degree in Creative Arts or other 6.5 overall with no individual band below 6.0, or
083048G Graduate Certificate of Creative Industries FF 6 months Feb, Jul $5,600 $11,200 35
appropriate area in the Arts^ recognised equivalency
Undergraduate degree in Creative Arts or other 6.5 overall with no individual band below 6.0, or
083047J Graduate Diploma of Creative Industries FF 1 year Feb, Jul $5,600 $22,400 35
appropriate area in the Arts^ recognised equivalency
Undergraduate degree in Creative Arts or other 6.5 overall with no individual band below 6.0, or
083046K Master of Creative Industries* FF 1.5 years Feb $5,600 $33,600 35
appropriate area in the Arts^ recognised equivalency
EDUCATION
Complete an entry report and an interview. Have
special learning needs (intellectual/learning
094458K Certificate I In Transition Education PR 1 year Feb, Jul disability, autism spectrum etc). Speak basic English $5,313 $21,252 60
This course is available only for onshore applicants
or those applying for a student visa onshore.
Complete an entry report and an interview. Have
special learning needs (intellectual/learning
099959D Certificate I In Work Education PR 1 year Feb, Jul disability, autism spectrum etc). Speak basic English $5,200 $20,800 59
This course is available only for onshore applicants
or those applying for a student visa onshore.
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
096645B Certificate III In Education Support EP 19 weeks Feb, Jul Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $3,900 $7,800 56
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
082862G Certificate III in Early Childhood and Care PR 6 months Feb, Jul Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $6,150 $12,300 56
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
082863G Diploma of Early Childhood Education and Care PR 1.5 years Feb, Jul Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $3,617 $21,702 56
equivalency
090770A Associate Degree of Early Years Studies PR 2 years Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency^ 6.5 overall, with no individual band less than 6.5 $4,810 $38,480 39
Australian Year 12 equivalency, to include studies
090769E Bachelor of Education (Early Years) PR 4 years Feb equivalent to VCE Units 1 and 2 Mathematics 7.0 no band score below 7.0 $4,810 $76,960 39
(Australian Year 11)^
ENGINEERING
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
099957F Diploma of Engineering Technology – Civil stream and Mechatronics (Mechanical) PR & EP 1 year Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency $4,125 $16,500 57
equivalency
Successful completion of the Diploma of
Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology – Civil stream and Mechatronics 5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
099958E PR & EP 1 year Feb Engineering Technology $4,125 $16,500 57
(Mechanical) equivalency
Australian Year 12 equivalency
Australian Year 12 equivalency, to include studies
6.0 overall with no individual band below 5.5, or
080057J Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil)* EP 4 years Feb, Jul, Nov equivalent to VCE Units 3 and 4 Mathematic $5,150 $82,400 40
equivalency
Methods (Australian Year 12)
ENGLISH
$352 per $1760 per
100941 English for General Purposes (Beginner to Advanced) PR various various N/A N/A 30
week 5-week block
* available online in Feb 2021 until borders reopen
** course is currently under review and have not been confirmed to be offered in July 2021. Still receiving applications but may be put on a waitlist Fees displayed are effective for new applications received on or after 1 November 2020.
*** New Start Dates for Semester 1 2021
^ Other criteria required by department. For current pricing please refer to:
# Tuition Fee’s are accurate at the time of printing. For current pricing please refer to www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students
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Courses and Fees or International Students 2021
CRICOS Code Course Campus Duration Intake Academic Entrance Requirements Academic IELTS Term Fee Total Fees Page #
GRAPHIC DESIGN
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
093470M Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design*** FF 1 year Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency $3,875 $15,500 47
equivalency
HAIRDRESSING
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
093472J Certificate III in Hairdressing*** PR 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency $4,096 $16,384 58
equivalency
HORTICULTURE
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092588E Diploma of Horticulture FF 2 years Feb Australian Year 11 equivalency $3,557 $28,456 46
equivalency
HOSPITALITY
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
093468E Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery PN | PR 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency $4,000 $16,000 62
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
097029G Certificate IV In Hospitality PR 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency $3,725 $14,900 61
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
090989D Diploma of Hospitality Management PR 6 months Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency $3,725 $7,450 61
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
095137G Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management PR 6 months Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency $3,725 $7,450 61
equivalency
6.0 overall with no individual band below 5.5, or
061399M Bachelor of Hospitality Management* PR 3 years Feb, Jul, Nov Australian Year 12 equivalency $4,450 $53,400 38
equivalency
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
098180C Certificate IV in Cyber Security PR 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency $3,030 $12,120 64
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
0101726 Certificate IV in Information Technology PR 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency $3,038 $12,152 65
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
099786J Diploma of Information Technology* PR 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 12 equivalency $3,980 $15,920 65
equivalency
6.0 overall with no individual band below 5.5, or
074856F Bachelor of Information Technology* PN | PR 3 years Feb, Jul, Nov Australian Year 12 equivalency $5,125 $61,500 41
equivalency
INTERIOR DECORATION AND DESIGN
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
099339K Certificate IV in Interior Decoration PR 1 year Feb & Jul Australian Year 12 equivalency $4,088 $16,352 53
equivalency
Completion of the Certificate IV in Interior 5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
0101725 Diploma of Interior Design PR 6 months Feb & Jul** $4,634 $9,268 53
Decoration Australian Year 12 equivalency equivalency
JEWELLERY AND OBJECT DESIGN
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
080541G Advanced Diploma of Jewellery and Object Design*** FF 2 years Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $3,807 $30,456 48
equivalency
* available online in Feb 2021 until borders reopen
** course is currently under review and have not been confirmed to be offered in July 2021. Still receiving applications but may be put on a waitlist Fees displayed are effective for new applications received on or after 1 November 2020.
*** New Start Dates for Semester 1 2021
^ Other criteria required by department. For current pricing please refer to:
# Tuition Fee’s are accurate at the time of printing. For current pricing please refer to www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students
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Course Enquiries: +61 3 9269 8400 courses@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
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Courses and Fees or International Students 2021
CRICOS Code Course Campus Duration Intake Academic Entrance Requirements Academic IELTS Term Fee Total Fees Page #
MUSIC INDUSTRY - PERFORMANCE
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092773D Certificate IV in Music Industry(Performance) PN | FF 6 months Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $4,850 $9,700 68
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092774C Diploma of Music Industry (Performance) PN | FF 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $4,108 $16,432 68
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092777M Advanced Diploma of Music Industry (Performance) PN 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $4,174 $16,696 68
equivalency
6.0 overall with no individual band below 5.5, or
074625K Bachelor of Music FF 3 years Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $5,340 $64,080 42
equivalency
MUSIC INDUSTRY – SOUND PRODUCTION
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092773D Certificate IV in Music Industry (Sound Production) PN | FF 6 months Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $4,875 $9,750 68
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092774C Diploma of Music Industry (Music Production) PN | FF 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $4,113 $16,452 68
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092777M Advanced Diploma of Music Industry (Sound Production) FF 1 year Feb, Jul Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $4,316 $17,264 68
equivalency
6.0 overall with no individual band below 5.5, or
090757J Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production FF 3 years Feb, Jul** Australian Year 12 equivalency $4,950 $59,400 43
equivalency
PHOTOGRAPHY
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
090436D Certificate IV in Photography and PhotoImaging*** FF | PN 1 year Feb/Jul Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $3,750 $15,000 49
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
090486E Diploma of Photography and PhotoImaging*** FF 1 year Feb Australian Year 12 equivalency^ $4,325 $17,300 49
equivalency
SCREEN AND MEDIA
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092776A Certificate IV in Screen and Media*** CW 1 year Feb Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $4,113 $16,452 66
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092775B Diploma of Screen and Media (Specialist Make-Up Services)*** PN 1 year Feb Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $4,838 $19,352 70
equivalency
Successful completion of Certificate IV in Screen 5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
092778K Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media*** CW 1 year Feb $4,174 $16,696 66
and Media^ equivalency
THEATRE ARTS AND PRODUCTION
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
095306G Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services*** PN 1 year Feb Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $5,018 $20,072 70
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
095306G Diploma of Live Production and Technical Services (Costume for Performance)*** PN 1 year Feb Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $5,018 $20,072 69
equivalency
5.5 overall with no individual band below 5.0, or
095307F Diploma of Theatre Arts*** PN 1 year Feb Australian Year 11 equivalency^ $5,313 $21,252 69
equivalency
* available online in Feb 2021 until borders reopen
** course is currently under review and have not been confirmed to be offered in July 2021. Still receiving applications but may be put on a waitlist Fees displayed are effective for new applications received on or after 1 November 2020.
*** New Start Dates for Semester 1 2021
^ Other criteria required by department. For current pricing please refer to:
# Tuition Fee’s are accurate at the time of printing. For current pricing please refer to www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students
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Pathways
Training and Qualification Levels
Melbourne Polytechnic courses are nationally accredited under
the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) and internationally
recognised. The AQF incorporates the qualifications from each
education and training sector into a single comprehensive national
qualifications framework. Graduate outcomes as defined under the
AQF for these levels are as follows:
Higher
AQF Level VET Education Outcome Summary
Graduates at this level will have knowledge and skills for initial work,
Level 1 Certificate I
community involvement and/or further learning.
Graduates at this level will have knowledge and skills for work in a defined
Level 2 Certificate II
context and/or further learning.
Graduates at this level will have theoretical and practical knowledge and skills
Level 3 Certificate III
for work and/or further learning.
Graduates at this level will have theoretical and practical knowledge and skills
Level 4 Certificate IV
for specialised and/or skilled work and/or further learning.
Graduates at this level will have specialised knowledge and skills for skilled/
Level 5 Diploma
paraprofessional work and/or further learning.
Advanced Graduates at this level will have broad knowledge and skills for
Level 6 Associate Degree
Diploma paraprofessional/highly skilled work and/or further learning.
Graduates at this level will have broad and coherent knowledge and skills for
Level 7 Bachelor Degree
professional work and/or further learning.
Graduate Graduates at this level will have an advanced knowledge and skills for
Level 8
Diploma professional or highly skilled work and/or further learning.
Graduates at this level will have specialised knowledge and skills for research,
Level 9 Master Degree
and/or professional practice and/or further learning.
Pathways
Melbourne Polytechnic provides seamless pathways towards higher
qualifications. Diploma to degree pathways are a great way to obtain
practical training before entering your chosen degree course and a
great option for students who do not meet the entry requirements of
the degree course.
For more information on available pathways go to
www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/pathways, pages 14-15
or refer to individual course listings in this guide.
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Pathways
As a learning and career partner with Melbourne Polytechnic, you In order to progress in the pathway package, students must
have access to a wide range of pathway package options, as indicated successfully complete each course before commencing the next
below. Students applying for pathway packages will receive a higher-level qualification. For example, to enter into a Diploma or
Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) for each qualification. Advanced Diploma, students must first successfully complete the
previous courses in the package pathway.
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING COURSE PATHWAY TO HIGHER EDUCATION COURSE
0-6 months 6-12 months 12-18 months 18-24 months 24-30 months 30-36 months
AGRICULTURE AND ANIMAL STUDIES
Diploma of Agriculture (AHC50116)*
Bachelor of Agriculture and Technology (HEPIBAT) 2 years
Diploma of Applied Horticultural Science (22514VIC)*
ART AND DESIGN
Diploma of Graphic Design (CUA50715)* Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design (CUA60315)*
Bachelor of Illustration (HAVAILL) 2 years
Certificate IV in Visual Arts (CUA41315)* Diploma of Visual Arts (CUA51115)* - Illustration Stream
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES
Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) (CPC50210)* Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) (HEBETC) 3.5 years
Advanced Diploma of Building Design (Architectural) (22268VIC)* Bachelor of the Built Environment (HEBBE) 1.5 years
Certificate III in Bricklaying Blocklaying (CPC30111)* Diploma of Engineering Technology (22478VIC)* – Civil stream Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (22479VIC)* – Civil stream Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) (HEBETC) 2.5 years
Diploma of Engineering Technology (22478VIC)* – Civil stream Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) (HEBETC) 3.5 years
Diploma of Engineering Technology (22478VIC)* – Civil stream Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (22479VIC)* – Civil stream Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) (HEBETC) 2.5 years
BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT AND FINANCE
Bachelor of Business (HEBSBBS)
Master of Professional and Practising Accounting (HEBSMPPA) 2 years
Bachelor of Hospitality (HETHTHM)
Bachelor of Accounting
Master of Professional and Practising Accounting (HEBSMPPA) 1 year
(HEBSBACC)
Certificate IV in Accounting and
Diploma of Accounting (FNS50217)* Bachelor of Accounting (HEBSBACC) 2 years
Bookkeeping (FNS40217)*
Certificate IV in Marketing and Diploma of Marketing and
Bachelor of Business (HEBSBBS) 2 years
Communication (BSB42415)* Communication (BSB52415)*
ENGINEERING
Diploma of Engineering Technology (22478VIC)* – Civil stream Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) (HEBETC) 3.5 years
Diploma of Engineering Technology (22478VIC)* – Civil stream Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (22479VIC)* – Civil stream Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) (HEBETC) 2.5 years
HOSPITALITY
Diploma of Hospitality Management
Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40416)* Bachelor of Hospitality Management (HETHTHM) 2 years
(SIT50416)*
Diploma of Hospitality Management Advanced Diploma of Hospitality
Certificate IV in Hospitality (SIT40416)* Bachelor of Hospitality Management (HETHTHM) 1.5 years
(SIT50416)* Management (SIT60316)*
Diploma of Hospitality Management
Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery (SIT40516)* Bachelor of Hospitality Management (HETHTHM) 2 years
(SIT50416)*
Diploma of Hospitality Management Advanced Diploma of Hospitality
Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery (SIT40516)* Bachelor of Hospitality Management (HETHTHM) 1.5 years
(SIT50416)* Management (SIT60316)*
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Diploma of Information Technology (ICT50118)* Bachelor of Information Technology (HEBSIT) 2 years
Certificate IV in Information
Diploma of Information Technology (ICT50118)* Bachelor of Information Technology (HEBSIT) 2 years
Technology (ICT40118)*
Certificate IV in Cyber Security (22334VIC)* Diploma of Information Technology (ICT50118)* Bachelor of Information Technology (HEBSIT) 2 years
MUSIC, SOUND AND DRAMATIC ARTS
Certificate IV in Music Industry
Diploma of Music Industry (CUA50815)* – Performance Stream Advanced Diploma of Music Industry (CUA60515)* – Performance Stream Bachelor of Music (HEASSAPM) 2 years
(CUA40915)* – Performance Stream
Diploma of Music Industry (CUA50815)* – Music Production Advanced Diploma of Music Industry (CUA60515)* – Sound Production Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production (HECABSMP) 2 years
Advanced Diploma of Music Industry (CUA60515)* – Sound Production Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production (HECABSMP) 2.5 years
Diploma of Music Industry (CUA50815)* – Music Production Bachelor of Songwriting and Music Production (HECABSMP) 2.5 years
Course Enquiries: +61 3 9269 8400 courses@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
16 www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students General Enquiries: +61 3 9269 1666 international@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au 17
Melbourne, Australia Why study at Melbourne Polytechnic?
Melbourne is one of the most exciting, cosmopolitan cities in the Climate
world. With almost five million people living in the city, Melbourne is
home to world-class opera and musical productions, an international Melbourne has a mild, temperate climate with warm to hot summers,
comedy festival, an array of arts festivals and a full calendar of mild springs and autumns, and cool winters. You can check the latest
sporting events, including the Australian Grand Prix, the Melbourne Australian weather conditions, forecasts and weather warnings from
Cup – one of the world’s most prestigious horse races – and the tennis the Australian Bureau of Meteorology at www.bom.gov.au
grand slam of the Asia Pacific, the Australian Open.
Australia is recognised as one of the most enlightened and forward- Summer (Dec – Feb) average range 14-25°C
thinking countries with personal safety, education and health high on
the lifestyle agenda. More than 93 languages are spoken here, making Autumn (Mar – May) average range 11-20°C
it one of the most linguistically and culturally diverse countries in the
world. Almost all day-to-day business is conducted in English. Winter (Jun – Aug) average range 7-14°C
Australia has a wide religious tolerance and most religions are Spring (Sep – Nov) average range 10-20°C
represented in Melbourne. Everybody is free to follow the religion
of their choice. Melbourne has places of worship for many Christian Annual Rainfall Average 650mm
denominations as well as Buddhist, Hindu, Sikh, Muslim and Jewish
faiths.
Getting around Melbourne is easy with a comprehensive public
Living Costs
transport system of trams, trains and buses, integrated with Myki,
On top of your tuition fees and airfares, it is recommended that you
Melbourne’s flexible public transport ticketing system. Melbourne is
budget for living costs of at least AU$21,041 per year (approximately
home to the world’s largest tram network with 29 routes, the second
AU$405 per week) and have at least AU$2,500 on arrival in
largest metro railway network in Australia with 15 different lines, and a
Melbourne to cover the cost of text books, other study materials,
bus network with more than 300 routes on offer.
temporary accommodation and the initial cost of setting up
Melbourne Polytechnic’s campuses are all located within walking permanent accommodation, which could include one month’s bond,
distance to trams, trains and buses. household goods, furniture and service connection fees. It is important
to remember that individual circumstances will vary by location,
Further information about Melbourne’s public transport system can be course and lifestyle.
found at www.ptv.vic.gov.au
Further information about living costs in Melbourne can be found at
www.liveinvictoria.vic.gov.au
Course Enquiries: +61 3 9269 8400 courses@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
18 www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students General Enquiries: +61 3 9269 1666 international@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au 19Melbourne Polytechnic Campus Locations
Prahran campus Heidelberg campus
Preston campus
Greensborough campus Collingwood campus
Fairfield campus
Epping campus
Course Enquiries: +61 3 9269 8400 courses@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
20 www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students General Enquiries: +61 3 9269 1666 international@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au 21MELBOURNE POLYTECHNIC LOCATIONS International Student Support
CAMPUSES
Induction and Orientation Prayer Rooms
TRAINING CENTRES
AUSTRALIA The International Student Induction and Orientation helps international Melbourne Polytechnic offers a prayer room at every campus to
students successfully transition to studying in Melbourne. Melbourne support the religious practices of students from a diverse range of
Polytechnic’s Student Life and Media (SLAM) team runs a number faiths. The non-denominational prayer rooms are open to all faiths for
of orientation and social activities to introduce students to the prayer or quiet reflection.
Melbourne Polytechnic community. Please register for a Unique
NW 35km Eden Park MERNDA Student Identifier (USI) from www.usi.gov.au Wireless Access
TRAIN LINE Free wireless internet access is available to all students at all campuses
CRAIGIEBURN Learning Support and training centres. Any wireless device, whether it is a Melbourne
Mernda
TRAIN LINE N 30km Yan Yean Farm
VICTORIA Craigieburn
Station Melbourne Polytechnic offers free learning support to build the skills Polytechnic-owned device or not, will be able to detect and connect
students need to succeed and be their best. International students can with a one-time only login - wifi@mp
Station W 200km Ararat access learning support through YourTutor, which is a free online tutor
Ararat
Training
Centre
service, or through individual Study Skills support with a specially Finding Accommodation
Eden Park &
Yan Yean
trained Study Skills teacher. Melbourne Polytechnic Student Services helps students find
Training Centres
permanent, short-term and emergency accommodation either close
Melbourne Student Counselling to or within easy access (public transport) of Melbourne Polytechnic
Qualified counsellors are available to provide free and confidential campuses. Listings, usually of share accommodation available in
counselling services to students with any issues that may be affecting private houses, units, flats, or self-contained bungalows, are regularly
Epping Campus their study. This service can be requested either through Student updated and this service is free of charge.
Epping Station
Epping train station Services or the International Office.
located next to campus.
For more information contact Melbourne Polytechnic Student Services
Epping Student Activities
on +61 3 9269 1314 or
UPFIELD www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/current-students/student-
Coolaroo TRAIN LINE Westfield Melbourne Polytechnic’s SLAM team provides a range of activities, services/accommodation or
Station Upfield Plenty Valley on and off-campus events, competitions, giveaways, trips and tours, email housing@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
Station and so much more. SLAM collaborates with Tertiary Recreation and
Entertainment Victoria (TREV) to deliver sporting and social programs
Yarra House
Broadmeadows
Melbourne AMEP Centre Greensborough Campus
with other TAFEs and universities. For further information please see
Yarra House Student Accommodation offers a range of stylish, fully
2.2km from Greensborough train station. page 22.
Station furnished rooms on Melbourne Polytechnic’s Fairfield campus. The
Easily accessible via bus
routes 901, 385 and 343. Greensborough Fitness, Health and Fun
newly refurbished facility offers accommodation for 153 students.
Although Yarra House offers an independent living experience,
Melbourne Polytechnic supports students seeking to maintain a support is available 24 hours a day, along with a range of exciting
Greensborough
healthy lifestyle by providing professional sports and fitness facilities. events and activities to help students meet new people and learn new
Station
Regular lunchtime sport and fitness programs are offered at each skills.
campus and intervarsity sports competitions are arranged by SLAM
during the year. Sporting activities include soccer/indoor soccer, You can select your accommodation according to your requirements
HURSTBRIDGE football, tabletennis, netball, basketball, ten-pin bowling and much and budget. Visit the Yarra House website at www.yarrahouse.com.au
Northland TRAIN LINE more. for more information, or see page 69.
Shopping Centre
Heidelberg Campus Libraries
Preston Campus Preston Preston 1.6km from Heidelberg train station.
Melbourne Polytechnic has well-equipped libraries at all campuses and
550m from Bell train station Station Heidelberg Easily accessible via bus routes 513, 548,
600m from Preston train station. 350 and 903. they are connected by an integrated catalogue and loan system. Our
Bell
libraries provide flexible learning spaces and access to a wide range of
Station
resources, including hardcopy and e-resources, and quiet study areas
Heidelberg Station including free computer and internet access.
Dennis
Station
Fairfield Campus Westfield
Clifton Hill
Station Fairfield 1km from Dennis train station. Doncaster
The Student Hub is your starting Student Life at MelbPoly (SLAM) Mebourne Polytechnic
point for information and support run the fun stuff on campus such International Student Association
Collingwood Victoria Park Station
North Melbourne such as: as: (MPISA) facilitates programs,
Station Collingwood Campus events and activities that enrich
Flind Inner-city campus within walking
ers S your learning experience as an
treet distance of the CBD. Updating personal details Movie Nights
Statio
n 1.1km from Victoria Park train station. international student (IS) such as:
150m from route 86 tram stop. Concession Card Bake Sales
Applications Career Expos IS Welcome Day
Melbourne Student Parking Spring Markets IS Leaders Program
Language Workshops Conversation Club
Campus information
Prahran Prahran Campus Dance Workshops Arrive and Thrive career
Student ID printing
Station Prahran 500m from Prahran train station.
Meditation Sessions planning days
Career and Personal Guest speakers to help you
Volunteer Work
Counselling appointments study, live and work in
Competitions Melbourne.
Timetable info
Free Giveaways
Port Phillip Bay SANDRINGHAM
TRAIN LINE Course Enquiries: +61 3 9269 8400 courses@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
22 www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students General Enquiries: +61 3 9269 1666 international@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au 23Professional
Internship
Program
SLAM has developed the International Student
Association to help make your time living and
studying in Melbourne easier and much more fun!
` Meet other students and make friends
` Discounts from local businesses
` Personal development and career opportunities
Join today on the MelbPoly Thrive App
or at www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/students/services-and- 12 weeks (not part of course)
support/melbourne-polytechnic-international-student-association/ Available for students:
` Master of Practising and Professional Accounting
` Bachelor of Accounting
` Bachelor of Business
` Bachelor of Hospitality Management
` Bachelor of Information Technology
INTERNATIONAL ` Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)
STUDENT
*an optional program with no additional cost to the student to apply.
ASSOCIATION
www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students/professional-internship-program
CRICOS Provider
@SLAMTEAM THRIVE 00724G
Course Enquiries: +61 3 9269 8400 courses@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
24 www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students
RTO 3075+61 3 9269 1666
General Enquiries: international@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au 254. Other qualifications
Admission Requirements Qualification Course with IELTS 5.5 overall Course with IELTS 6.0 overall Course with IELTS 6.5 overall
completion within the last 4 years no individual band less than 5.0 no individual band less than 5.5 no individual band less than 6.0
Grade 3 in English A Grade 3 in English A Grade 4 in English A
International Students English Proficiency International Baccalaureate Diploma
Grade 3 in English B (HL) Grade 4 in English B (HL) Grade 5 in English B (HL)
An International Student is defined as a student who holds a Student All international student applicants must demonstrate a sufficient Programme (IBDP)
Grade 3 in English B (SL) Grade 4 in English B (SL) Grade 5 in English B (SL)
Visa as defined in the Education Services for Overseas Students Act level of English language proficiency in accordance with each course’s
2000 (ESOS Act). These students will enrol via the International Office English language entry requirements as stated below. Other evidence International AS/A Levels (Cambridge) /
and pay International Course Fees. of English proficiency may be accepted in individual cases upon International Advanced Levels (Edexcel D grade in English C grade in English C grade in English
submission of appropriate documentation. Pearson)
Note: International students who do not hold a Student Visa are
deemed to be ‘Ineligible students’ and will pay course fees which Applicants must provide evidence of satisfactory completion of one of IGCSE (Cambridge) / International GCSE
C grade in English C grade in English B grade in English
(Edexcel Pearson)
apply to that cohort. the following completed no more than two years prior to the date of
application unless otherwise specified. D grade in English Language at C grade in English Language at C grade in English Language at
UK: GCE Advanced Level
Academic Level AS or A2 Level AS or A2 Level AS or A2 Level
1. Previous Australian studies where English was the only language
Melbourne Polytechnic requires the successful completion of studies UK: GCSE General Certificate of D grade in English Language or C grade in English Language or C grade in English Language or
of instruction:
equivalent to Australian Year 12 education as the minimum level of Secondary Education Literature in English Literature in English Literature in English
entry into most certificate, diploma and degree courses. For a full list i. Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of Education Singapore-Cambridge GCE Advanced D grade in H1 General Paper or H2 C grade in H1 General Paper or H2 C grade in H1 General Paper or H2
of Australian equivalencies for International Students, please visit (Australian Year 12) Level Knowledge and Inquiry Knowledge and Inquiry Knowledge and Inquiry
www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students/admissions- ii. Australian Foundation Course
Singapore-Cambridge GCE Ordinary
information/australian-equivalencies-international iii. Certificate IV or higher Australian Qualifications Framework C grade in English Language C grade in English Language B grade in English Language
Level
(AQF) qualification
In some cases, if you do not meet Melbourne Polytechnic’s academic iv. Bachelor degree or higher AQF qualification D grade in English Language or C grade in English Language or C grade in English Language or
Malaysia: STPM
entry-level requirements but have acquired skills or knowledge - two subject passes within the last two years Literature in English Literature in English Literature in English
relevant to your chosen course, you may apply as a mature age v. Bachelor degree or higher AQF qualification - at least C grade in English Language or C grade in English Language or B grade in English Language or
student. Students over 18 years of age who have been out of full-time Malaysia: SPM
one academic year completion within the last four years. Literature in English Literature in English Literature in English
education for at least one year are considered mature age students.
Note: Students completing Melbourne Polytechnic programs delivered D grade in General Paper, with C grade in General Paper, with C grade in General Paper, with
Mauritius Higher School Certificate
in People’s Republic of China, Hong Kong (SAR of China) and Republic English or Literature in English at English or Literature in English at English or Literature in English at
(A-level)
of Korea, where instruction is not entirely in English, may undertake AS or A2 Level AS or A2 Level AS or A2 Level
the Versant English Placement Test to demonstrate they have C grade in English or Literature C grade in English or Literature B grade in English or Literature
achieved an adequate level of English language proficiency for their Mauritius School Certificate (O-level)
in English in English in English
chosen course of study.
Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary
Level 3 in English Language Level 3 in English Language Level 4 in English Language
2. Previous studies in a specified English-speaking country where Education (HKDSE)
English was the only language of instruction:
i. Secondary studies equivalent to Australian Year 12 5. Versant English Placement Test (VEPT) Genuine Temporary Entrant Requirements
ii. Post-secondary studies, equivalent to one academic year at
an Australian Certificate IV or higher level. Melbourne Polytechnic offers the Versant English Placement Test In late 2011, the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) (previously
(VEPT), which is a computerised English placement test for eligible the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP))
*E
nglish-speaking countries: Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, implemented a ‘genuine temporary entrant’ or ‘GTE’ requirement to
applicants.
Republic of Ireland, United States of America, Canada, South Africa. ensure the Australian Student Visa Programme is used as intended.
No time limit applies if the student has resided in an English-speaking The VEPT is not a form of English proficiency acceptable for direct In addition to meeting course selection criteria, international student
country since completion of these studies. entry into Higher Education programs, but it can be used for entry applicants for Melbourne Polytechnic courses may be required to
3. English language proficiency tests: into Melbourne Polytechnic’s English Language Intensive Course for provide additional documentation and information to demonstrate
Overseas Students (ELICOS) program as a package. that the applicant will have sufficient financial capacity to support
their study and stay in Australia and that they are a genuine student
Course with Academic Course with Academic Course with Academic Course with Academic Please contact the International Office to find out if you are eligible
and a genuine temporary entrant to Australia. See the DHA website
IELTS 5.5 overall IELTS 6.0 overall IELTS 6.5 overall IELTS 7.0 overall for this free test.
for further information:
English Proficiency Test
no individual band less no individual band less no individual band less no individual band less 6. English language proficiency requirements for student visas immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/
completion within the last 2 years than 5.0 than 5.5 than 6.0 than 7.5 student-500/genuine-temporary-entrant
Depending on the applicant’s country of citizenship and intended
6.0 overall
course of study, evidence of a suitable level of English language
General IELTS individual bands: N/A N/A N/A
proficiency may be required for a student visa application. This
Applying for Academic Credit and/or Recognition of
minimum 5.5 requirement is separate to Melbourne Polytechnic, although Prior Learning
49 overall 64 overall 83 overall 100 overall applicants will still be required to demonstrate that they have or will Academic Credit or Recognition of Prior learning (RPL) is the
Writing: 18 Writing: 21 Writing: 24 Writing: 24 meet the student visa English language skills eligibility requirement recognition by Melbourne Polytechnic of any prior studies undertaken
TOEFL iBT
Speaking: 16 Speaking: 18 Speaking: 20 Speaking: 22 before unconditional entry is granted. See the Department of and/or relevant working experience you may have. Please refer to next
TOEFL institute code is 2332
Reading: 8 Reading: 13 Reading: 19 Reading: 22 Home Affairs website for further information about student visa page for further information.
Listening: 7 Listening: 12 Listening: 20 Listening: 22 requirements: www.homeaffairs.gov.au
42 overall 50 overall 58 overall 65 overall How to Apply
Pearson Global Scale of English: Education Agents
communicative skills: communicative skills: communicative skills: communicative skills: Complete an International Student Application Form , which is
- PTE Academic Melbourne Polytechnic works closely with agents in Australia and available to download at www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/
minimum 36 minimum 42 minimum 50 minimum 65
around the world to ensure that international students receive relevant international-students/policies-and-forms and submit with all
Cambridge English Scale:
162 overall 169 overall 176 overall 185 overall and accurate information regarding courses and visas before they required documentation.
- Cambridge: First (FCE)
individual bands: individual bands: individual bands: individual bands: arrive in Australia.
- Cambridge: Advanced (CAE) Melbourne Polytechnic International does not charge an initial
minimum 154 minimum 162 minimum 169 minimum 185 See Melbourne Polytechnic’s website for a full list of authorised application fee. We will be the single point of contact for all your
- Cambridge: Proficiency (CPE)
education agents: queries and will respond quickly when processing your application.
2+ ISLPR overall 3 ISLPR overall 3+ ISLPR overall 4 ISLPR overall
www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/students/international-students/
Melbourne Polytechnic: ELICOS individual bands: individual bands: individual bands: individual bands: Applications can be submitted direct to Melbourne Polytechnic
education-agents
minimum ISLPR 2 minimum ISLPR 2+ minimum ISLPR 3 minimum ISLPR 4 International (by mail, email or in person) or through an authorised
Completion allows entry education agent.
Melbourne Polytechnic: Certificate into programs requiring
N/A N/A N/A
in Academic English Academic IELTS 5.5 no
band below 5.0
Course Enquiries: +61 3 9269 8400 courses@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
26 www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/international-students General Enquiries: +61 3 9269 1666 international@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au 27Applying for Academic Credit and/or International Scholarships
Skills Recognition Melbourne Polytechnic’s International Higher Education (HE) Scholarships are applicable to new students applying for
Scholarships are awarded to suitably qualified international students
International students may apply for, and be granted, The steps for applying for Credit Transfer and/or the following courses:
to pursue a full-time undergraduate and/or postgraduate program
Academic Credit and/or Skills Recognition towards any ` ELICOS
Recognition of Prior Learning: whether in Australia or remote online from outside of Australia.
Melbourne Polytechnic course.
Applying for Credit Transfer and/or Recognition of Prior Learning ` VET
International Online Scholarships are available for all programs offered
BEFORE the Course Commencement Date: » Diploma of Information Technology
Forms of Academic Credit and Skills Recognition: online to international students outside of Australia until borders
» Certificate IV in Marketing (Feb 2021 only)
` Credit Transfer – credit given for successfully completed formal reopen and students are able to enter Australia to continue their
STEP 1 studies onshore.
» Diploma of Marketing (July 2021 only)
learning that is equivalent in content and learning outcomes.
When completing the Melbourne Polytechnic International Student
` Recognition of Prior Learning – credit given based on learning ` HE
gained from experience in the workplace, in voluntary work, in Application Form, please fill out the relevant section with your request International HE Scholarship - 10%: » Bachelor of Accounting
social or domestic activities, or through informal or formal training. for Credit Transfer and/or Recognition of Prior Learning. » Bachelor of Built Environment
New students commencing onshore or online from offshore but have
not elected to take the online scholarship. » Bachelor of Business
You may be eligible to complete your course earlier if you are granted STEP 2 » Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil)
a sufficient amount of Credit Transfer and/or Recognition of Prior Ensure you provide the following documents along with your Application Scholarship Amount: 10% scholarship for all study periods » Bachelor of Hospitality Management
Learning. If eligible, Melbourne Polytechnic will amend your offer letter,
Form: Academic Criteria required: » Bachelor of Information Technology
payment schedule and/or your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) to
» Master of Creative Industries (Feb 2021 only)
reflect the revised scheduled course duration resulting from the credit ` Passport photo pages.
` Successfully completed and achieved 65% or above for Year 11 or 12 » Master of Professional and Practising Accounting
you are eligible to receive. ` Academic transcripts or results.
equivalency or;
` Course or unit outlines/course syllabus. Note: Students can only opt for one of the above scholarships and
` Successfully completed 65% or above Vocational Australian studies
There are two types of assessment for Credit Transfer ` Evidence of course/unit enrolments (where you are seeking Credit is not applicable to anyone already holding another Melbourne
Certificate IV and above or;
Transfer for studies not yet completed). Polytechnic scholarship.
and/or Recognition of Prior Learning: ` If applying for Recognition of Prior Learning due to
` Successfully completed HE studies with a GPA of 2.5-2.9 (if using
1. Preliminary Assessment – prior to enrolment and requested upon the 4-point GPA system) or GPA of 5.5-5.9 (if using the 7-point Students who have already commenced any course at Melbourne
relevant working experience, please include any documentation
submission of an application. This is an assessment to determine GPA system) or 65% average Polytechnic and have yet to complete those studies are not eligible
that will support your Recognition of Prior Learning application,
your eligibility for Credit Transfer and/or Recognition of Prior such as a curriculum vitae or detailed employer reference. You may to apply for these scholarships – this includes students intending to
Learning. also supply a personal statement to support your application and
International HE Scholarship - 20%: transfer to a different course offered at Melbourne Polytechnic
2. Official Assessment – upon class enrolment. This is the process explain how your experience aligns with the course for which you New students commencing onshore or online from offshore but have
For more information, please contact
to apply, accept and be granted the Credit Transfer and/or are seeking Recognition of Prior Learning. not elected to take the online scholarship.
international@melbournepolytechnic.com.au
Recognition of Prior Learning you are eligible for in accordance
All documents must be in English. English translations must be done Scholarship Amount: 20% scholarship for all study periods
with the Institute’s official credit policies and procedures. Please
note that once the official assessment is successful, it may take by a professional translation organisation such as a NAATI accredited Academic Criteria required:
International Scholarships 2020-21
several weeks for your Credit Transfer and/or Recognition of Prior translator and a certified copy of the original documents must be
Name Criteria Value Programs
Learning to be finalised. provided with the certified translation. ` Successfully completed and achieved 70% or above for Year 11 or 12
equivalency or; International 65% Year 12
If your studies were completed at Melbourne Polytechnic, no formal 1 10% HE programs
` Successfully completed 70% or above Vocational Australian studies HE Scholarships equivalent
documentation will be required. Certificate IV and above or; International HE 70% Year 12
` Successfully completed HE studies with a GPA of 3.0 or above (if 2 20% HE programs
Scholarship equivalent
STEP 3 using the 4-point GPA system) or GPA of 6.0 or above (if using the
Submit your complete application via email, in person, post or through 7-point GPA system) or 70% average Selected
International
your agent as per the details on the International Student Application online from programs incl.
3 Online 20%
Form (pages 80–84). offshore ELICOS, VET & HE
International Online scholarship: Scholarship
remote offerings
Please allow 10-15 working days for Melbourne Polytechnic to assess New students commencing offshore (remote studies). Scholarship
your application and issue an offer letter and acceptance agreement. only applied for the first semester of eligible courses that are
offered remotely: Renewable in following semesters if the Australian
Applying for Credit Transfer and/or Recognition of Prior Learning international border or home country of applicant remain closed.
AFTER the Course Commencement Date:
Scholarship Amount: 20% scholarship for initial semester of study and
If you wish to apply for Credit Transfer and/or Recognition of Prior then review for future semesters. Applicable only for online studies
Learning after you have commenced the course, please discuss outside of Australia.
this directly with your teaching department and, if your request is
successful, you will be informed of the outcome of your request. Academic Criteria required:
What can I do if I am dissatisfied with the Credit Transfer and/or Nil – available to every applicant who meets all course entry
Recognition of Prior Learning assessment? requirements
Make an appointment with the Program Leader who did the Credit
Transfer and/or Recognition of Prior Learning assessment to discuss.
Course Enquiries: +61 3 9269 8400 courses@melbournepolytechnic.edu.au
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