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Peter
Millen
College
Director
Welcome to Eynesbury College.
We invite students from all over
the world to study in Adelaide,
South Australia. Our education
style is quite unique; in fact,
Eynesbury pioneered this model
of specialist, pre-university
teaching. We offer a range of
programs which allow students
to study English language,
followed by either Senior High
School, Foundation or Diploma
programs. We have always
maintained a strong emphasis on
university entrance and education
pathways.
Our teachers are more than
specialists in their field; they
deliver exceptional teaching
during lesson time and extensive
individual support to students
outside of the classroom.
Students are supported in
their learning through flexible
timetables, small class sizes
and a comprehensive wellbeing
program, which ensures students
reach their full potential.
We continue to be extremely
proud of our students, year
after year. Eynesbury graduates
regularly achieve outstanding
results and go on to study at
universities around Australia and
across the globe.
We look forward to welcoming
you to Adelaide and to
Eynesbury College.
The Eynesbury
Advantage
Eynesbury College offers amongst the Eynesbury College has two campuses,
most comprehensive range of pathway both located in the centre of Adelaide
programs in South Australia, which near the Chinatown and Central
provides maximum flexibility for Market precinct; it's a short walk
students to gain entry into their chosen to the University of Adelaide. Our
degree program at the University modern, purpose-built Coglin Street
of Adelaide. As a leading pathway campus is home to our Foundation
provider for almost 30 years, we have Studies, Diploma and English language
successfully prepared thousands of programs, while the Franklin Street
students for university in Australia. Our campus is for our Senior High School.
specialist approach combines small
In this guide you will find information on:
class sizes, experienced teachers
and close academic guidance • Our beautiful city of Adelaide
to support students in academic and why it’s consistently
preparation for university. ranked in the Top 10 most
liveable cities in the world*
As a result, Eynesbury High School
students are consistently placed in the • The University of Adelaide and
Top 1% of students in South Australia, their journey of education,
with more than 99% being offered a distinction and excellence
place at the university of their choice. • The range of pathway programs
offered at Eynesbury College and
This same level of academic support
how they prepare you for university
prepares our Foundation Studies
students for direct entry into their • The Senior High School and
program at the University of Adelaide, how our students consistently
or any other university in Australia. achieve outstanding results
• Your accommodation options,
Diploma students will experience the
including our own purpose-built
same small class sizes, with teachers
student residence, Homeaway.
who are specialists in their field. Upon
completion, Diploma students can, for *2019 Economist Intelligence Unit’s
Global Liveability Index
most programs, fast-track into second
year at the University of Adelaide.
Pathway to success
Eynesbury College has been providing exceptional pathways
to prepare students for university since 1989. We offer Senior
High School Years 10, 11 & 12, Foundation Studies,
Diploma and Academic English language programs.
Eynesbury High School, 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year
Foundation Studies Program Bachelor Program Bachelor Program Bachelor Program
1st or 2nd Year 3rd Year
Eynesbury College Diploma
Bachelor Program Bachelor Program
1st or 2nd Year 3rd Year
Stage 1 Diploma Stage 2 Diploma Bachelor Program Bachelor Program
Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd (CRICOS Provider Code 00561M) trading as Eynesbury
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ACCESS
Fantastic climate
Summer 25˚C-35˚C
December to February Mainly hot and dry
Autumn 20˚C-25˚C
March to May Mainly dry
Winter 10˚C-15˚C
June to August Cool and wet
Spring 20˚C-25˚C
September to November Little rain
Australia’s safest
capital city with
a population
of 1.3 million
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The University of Adelaide
A world-class teaching and research institution situated in the heart of one of the world’s
most liveable cities*.
Founded in 1874, the University of Adelaide
is Australia’s third-oldest university and
Outstanding teaching Global research impact
consistently ranked in the Top 1% globally University of Adelaide students learn The University of Adelaide is committed
and number one in South Australia. Our with the guidance and support of to conducting world-class research with
reputation for excellence and breaking new exceptional academic staff. Operating global, real-world impact. A member of
ground has been forged by a continuous at their disciplines’ cutting edge, they Australia’s prestigious Group of Eight
stream of exceptional people. We proudly enthusiastically share their passion for new research-intensive universities, we enhance
count among our distinguished alumni five knowledge and encourage students’ own and sustain life for people and planet by
Nobel Laureates and over 100 Rhodes pursuits of world-changing discoveries. The addressing the world’s most significant
Scholars. Australia’s first female prime University also provides a wide range of challenges. Our areas of particular strength
minister and Supreme Court judge were also student support services and opportunities, include: food and wine; defence and
University of Adelaide graduates. Today, our all of which are detailed in these pages. This security; health and medicine; engineering
vibrant culture continues to attract some nurturing environment— and unwavering and technology; life sciences; mining and
of the world’s best and brightest—academic commitment to the highest teaching energy; and the environment.
leaders from all corners of the globe and standards—enables students to fulfil their
students from more than 100 countries. potential and make significant contributions
to the world.
* Economist Intelligence Unit Global Liveability Index 2018
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Ranked in Top 1% of Associated with 5 Member of Produced 109 Produced 142
universities worldwide Nobel Prize winners Group of Eight Rhodes Scholars Fulbright scholars
5 STARS The QS Intelligence Unit rates the University
of Adelaide a Five Stars Plus institution, based
on rigorous independent data collection and
27,000
PLUS QS performance metrics analysis. STUDENTS
RATING TEACHING
EMPLOYABILITY
RESEARCH
INTERNATIONALISATION
FACILITIES
INNOVATION
INCLUSIVENESS
LIFE SCIENCES AND MEDICINE
7,000 AREAS HEALTH
AND MEDICAL
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STUDENTS
ARCHITECTURE,
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ECONOMICS
AND LAW
EDUCATION, ENGINEERING,
HUMANITIES, COMPUTER AND
MUSIC AND MATHEMATICAL
SOCIAL SCIENCES SCIENCES
100 COUNTRIES TOP 7 REGIONS
REPRESENTED IN 01 CHINA
STUDENT POPULATION 02 MALAYSIA
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Eynesbury College is your
pathway to the University
of Adelaide Since
Eynesbury College has offered a selection of fully accredited
pathways to the University of Adelaide since 1992. We are
1992
committed to helping you find the perfect program
and will support you on your journey to fulfill your
academic dream.
The University of Adelaide is ranked 106 in the 2020 QS World University Rankings*,
the highest ranked university in South Australia and a member of the Go8. The QS World
University Rankings features over 1000 universities in 85 countries.
*2020 QS World University Rankings
8Australian High School Eynesbury College Eynesbury College
Years 10, 11 and 12 Foundation Studies Diploma Programs
Franklin St campus Programs Coglin St campus
• Established in 1989, Eynesbury is a Coglin St campus
• Eynesbury Diploma programs are
specialist senior Australian high school
• Foundation Studies Program (FSP) is specialised into streams of Business,
• Strong academic focus to a 9-10 month program, equivalent to Engineering and Computing & IT
prepare students for entry to Australian Year 12, which prepares • Multiple intakes allow students to
any university in Australia students for entry into first year complete the Diploma in as little as 8
• Small class sizes and flexible timetable university or an Eynesbury Diploma months, with direct entry into second
• The Student Mentor Program provides • Ability to package with most year at the University of Adelaide for
significant academic support undergraduate programs at most programs, subject to program
• Excellent academic results place the University of Adelaide and academic requirements
Eynesbury students among the • Eynesbury FSP is recognised • For most programs students will study
top students in South Australia by other Australian universities, the same course content as is taught in
• In 2018, 19% of our students achieved including the Group of Eight the first year of the university degree
a university entry score over 97 ATAR, • A wide range of courses allow you • Small class sizes allow for the
placing them in the top 3% in Australia to meet degree prerequisites best academic support
• Students are able to transfer • Students in our FSP consistently • Eynesbury teachers are specialists in
to FSP and Diploma programs achieve excellent results their field and are highly experienced
following completion of Year 11 • For students with a lower level of in teaching students for whom
English, an extended option English is a second language
Learn more on Page 10
is available • In 2018, 98.5% of our graduates
qualified for entry to university
Learn more on Page 14
Learn more on Page 16
9Eynesbury
Senior College 1989
Since
Years 10, 11 and 12
Eynesbury College was the first senior secondary college
established in Australia for students in Years 10, 11 and 12.
The academic focus for all students Our teachers are subject specialists Eynesbury College students who
is preparation for university. Students and are regularly involved in wish to specialise in a specific study
are expected to be independent curriculum development, moderating area are also eligible for entry to our
learners but also enjoy significant grades and supervising exams. Foundation or Diploma programs.
academic support within the Teachers schedule time in their
mentor program. weekly timetable to be available for
one-on-one student support outside
In addition to the mentor program,
of the classroom.
students’ welfare is supported by our
two professionally qualified student Eynesbury Year 12 students’ results
counsellors. Students can seek have consistently placed them at
assistance with any academic or the top of the state; merit awards
personal matters in confidence. for perfect scores are achieved
every year.
What is The International Head Of
Student Year Levels
Eynesbury Advantage? Coordinator
Eynesbury College students have out
performed students from many other Subject
Counsellor
schools because of the exceptional Coordinators
academic support we provide in
addition to our mentor program.
As soon as students enrol, they are
assigned a mentor, who will provide Assistant
Mentor
support to the student throughout STUDENT Principals
their time at Eynesbury. The
mentor is a member of the college
teaching staff.
Right from the first term, the mentor
will provide assistance at orientation,
to log into the student portal and
develop a timetable to suit the
student’s academic interests.
Students meet with their mentor once
per week to discuss topics such as:
• study and time management skills
• support with assignments
and presentations
• advice and assistance when
applying for university
• team building and activities
• appropriate use of technology
10Eynesbury’s Median ATAR 2007-2018
100
86.20
89.00
82.65
84.00
90.40
85.88 86.00 86.30
88.90
86.40
81.00
19%
of students achieved an
80.10
80 ATAR over 97, whilst 8%
scored over 99, placing
them in the Top 1%
60 in Australia (in 2018)
40
20 86
average ATAR for
the last 10 years
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
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11High School subjects
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Typically study 6 subjects from the Elective subjects
YEAR following core and elective subjects in • ASX Stock Exchange Challenge
each semester • Business Studies (Financial
Literacy)
Core subjects • Creative Writing
• Drama
• English or EAL (English as an • French (Continuers)
additional language) • Nutrition
• History • Society and Culture
• Mathematics or Essential
Mathematics • Visual Arts
• Personal Learning Plan
• Research Practices Intakes
• Science January and July
• SOSE (Studies of Society and
Personal learning plan Environment)
CRICOS code: 021348J
Study six subjects (total of 120 • Biology
YEAR credits) from the following core and • Chemistry
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elective subjects in each semester • Physics
• Ancient Studies
• Australian and
Core subjects International Politics
• English or EAL (English as an • Drama
additional language) • French (Beginners)
• Personal Learning Plan • French (Continuers)
• Research Project • Legal Studies
• Modern History
Choose 1 Maths subject • Psychology
• Essential Mathematics or • Society and Culture
• General Mathematics or • Visual Arts (Arts)
• Mathematical Methods • Visual Arts (Design)
Elective subjects Intakes
• Accounting January and July
SACE • Business and Enterprise CRICOS code: 094084B
• Economics
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Study five subjects (total of 90 • English as an Additional Language
YEAR credits) from the following subjects • English
• English Literary Studies
• Accounting • French (Beginners)
• Business and Enterprise • French (Continuers)
• Economics • Legal Studies
• General Mathematics • Modern History
• Mathematical Methods • Psychology
• Specialist Mathematics • Visual Art (Art)
• Biology • Visual Art (Design)
• Chemistry
• Physics Intake
• Australian Politics January
• Ancient Studies CRICOS code: 094085A
SACE • Drama
The Eynesbury Mentor Program is available in all year levels and includes health and physical education. Eynesbury is able
to facilitate students’ enrolment in external subjects such as dance, music and languages other than English including
Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese. Please ask us for more details. High school enrolment fee is A$200.
For students who study the SACE program, a fee is payable to the SACE Board. The amount of this fee will be dependent on
which stage the student is enrolled in, and the number of credits studied. The amount will be outlined in the offer letter.
12Year 11 sample timetable
A typical timetable is outlined below. Where classes are not scheduled, teachers are available for one-on-one and small
group support. For more information about subject selection please go to www.esc.sa.edu.au
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
8.35am to Biology Teachers available for Teachers available for Research Project Maths Methods
10.25am one-on-one and small one-on-one and small
group support group support
Break
10.40am to Eynesbury Mentor Modern History English Australian Politics Teachers available for
12.30pm Program one-on-one and small
group support
Lunch
1.15pm to Research Project Maths Methods Biology Teachers available for English
3.05pm one-on-one and small
group support
Break
3.20pm to Teachers available for Australian Politics Study group work Modern History Free study period
5.10pm one-on-one and small
group support
13Choose your course
Eynesbury College Foundation Studies Program
FOUNDATION STUDIES PROGRAM
Standard Foundation For most programs students who join our April FSP intake
can articulate to university by the following February.
PREPARES YOU FOR Studies Program Progression to the University of Adelaide requires
1ST YEAR The Standard Foundation Studies Programs is
specifically designed for international students
students to achieve a specified score out of 500 points
(see Page 15). The Standard and Extended Foundation
UNIVERSITY 9-10 month program Studies Programs meet the requirements for Foundation
Programs which have been registered on CRICOS for
A$28,000 delivery in Australia to overseas students providing an
Completion of Australian Year 11 academic preparation for seeking entry to first year
equivalent is required for entry undergraduate study or its equivalent.
START January IELTS 5.5, no band less than 5.0
Intakes January, April and October
All courses are subject to availability.
DATES
TO SUIT YOU
April
October Core courses:
* these courses are available in January intake only
Additional charges may be incurred with the provision of
field trips that form part of the course
• Language and Communication (100 points) CRICOS code: 074931M
• Clear Thinking and Logic (50 points)
• International Studies (50 points)
EYNESBURY FSP RESULTS Any three elective courses:
Extended Foundation
ARE RECOGNISED BY (each worth 100 points) Studies Program
UNIVERSITIES Business The Extended Foundation Studies Program is specifically
across AUSTRALIA • Accounting
• Economics
designed for international students
13-14 months
• Fundamentals of Mathematics A$35,800
• Information Technology Studies Completion of Australian Year 11
• Mathematics equivalent is required for entry
MEET YOUR • Psychology IELTS 5.0, no band less than 5.0
PREREQUISITES
HERE
Engineering
• Chemistry
Intakes in January and October
The Extended FSP is suitable for students who need
• Mathematics to develop their English language skills or undertake
• Additional Mathematics further study in key academic areas.
• Physics
Core courses:
DURATION Health Sciences
• Biology
• Academic Writing
• Research and Critical Enquiry
January intake - 10 months • Chemistry • Mathematics
April intake - 10 months • Mathematics
October intake - 9 months • Fundamentals of Mathematics Any two extended elective courses:
• Psychology • Accounting
• Additional Mathematics
Humanities
• Biology
• Politics*
• Chemistry
FOUNDATION STUDIES • Environmental Studies
PROGRAM FEE • Design Studies
• English; Media and Communication
AUD$28,000
• Economics
• Modern History*
• English; Media and Communication
• Psychology
• Environmental Studies
• Design Studies
• Information Technology Studies
• Drama†
• Physics
Science • Psychology
EXTENDED FOUNDATION • Biology
• Chemistry All courses are subject to availability
STUDIES PROGRAM FEE
AUD$35,800 • Environmental Studies CRICOS code: 074933J
• Information Technology Studies
• Mathematics
• Additional Mathematics
• Fundamentals of Mathematics
• Physics
• Psychology
14University of Adelaide
admission requirements for
Eynesbury FSP graduates:
score out of
....../500
• Bachelor of Accounting 360
• Bachelor of Accounting and Corporate Finance 360
• Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences 339
• Bachelor of Architectural Design 360
• Bachelor of Arts 339
• Bachelor of Arts (Advanced) 430
• Bachelor of Business (Global) 360
• Bachelor of Business Management 360
• Bachelor of Business Management and Accounting 360
• Bachelor of Commerce 360
• Bachelor of Computer Science 339
• Bachelor of Computer Science (Advanced) 430
• Bachelor of Corporate Finance 360
• Bachelor of Creative Arts 339
• Bachelor of Criminology 360
• Bachelor of Criminology with Bachelor of Laws 396
• Bachelor of Dental Surgery 412
• Bachelor of Economics 339
• Bachelor of Economics (Advanced) 430
• Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) (all streams) 380
• Bachelor of Environmental Policy and Management 339
• Bachelor of Finance 339
• Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Science 339
• Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences 380
• Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences (Advanced) 430
• Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship 339
• Bachelor of International Business 360
• Bachelor of International Development 339
• Bachelor of International Relations 339
• Bachelor of Languages 339
• Bachelor of Laws 396
• Bachelor of Marketing 360
• Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences 380
• Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced) 430
• Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences 339
• Bachelor of Media 339
• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 412
• Bachelor of Music (various streams) 339
• Bachelor of Music (Advanced) 430
• Bachelor of Music Theatre 339
• Bachelor of Nursing 339
• Bachelor of Peace and Conflict Studies 339
• Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics and Economics 339
• Bachelor of Project Management 339
• Bachelor of Psychological Science 360
• Bachelor of Science 339
• Bachelor of Science (Advanced) 430
• Bachelor of Science (Animal Behaviour) 360
• Bachelor of Science (Animal Science) 380
• Bachelor of Science (Biomedical Science) 360
• Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) 360
• Bachelor of Science
(High Performance Computational Physics) (Honours) 380
• Bachelor of Science (Marine Biology) 360
• Bachelor of Science (Mineral Geoscience) 360
• Bachelor of Science (Space Science and Astrophysics) 360
• Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience) 412
• Bachelor of Science (Wildlife Conservation Biology) 360
• Bachelor of Science and Entrepreneurship 360
• Bachelor of Sociology 360
• Bachelor of Teaching with Bachelor of Arts 380
• Bachelor of Teaching with Bachelor of Economics 380
• Bachelor of Teaching with Bachelor of Mathematical
and Computer Sciences 380
• Bachelor of Teaching with Bachelor of Science 380
• Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology 360
The required score for entry into your chosen degree will
be quoted in your packaged offer letter. The University of
Adelaide reserves the right to change the required score
on progression. Some degrees, including Bachelor of
Teaching and Bachelor of Nursing, may have additional
English requirements. Some of the university degrees
have prerequisites and/or quotas which are subject
to change. The University of Adelaide also offer a range
of double degrees that students may enter after the
Eynesbury Foundation Studies Program.
15Eynesbury College Diploma Programs
Business
One year Diploma of Business Two Stage Diploma of Study at the
8 months or 12 months Business Studies University
A$31,000 of Adelaide
Completion of Australian Year 12 Stage 1
Entry into year 2 of the degree.
equivalent is required for entry 8 months or 12 months
IELTS 5.5, no band less than 5.0 A$24,400 Eight University of Adelaide course credits.
Intakes in February, June and October Completion of Australian Year 11 Two years of study at the University of
equivalent is required for entry Adelaide.
Core courses: IELTS 5.5, no band less than 5.0 • Bachelor of Accounting
Students choose eight courses from the following list. Intakes in February, June and October • Bachelor of Business (Global)
Students receive counseling from Eynesbury academic • Bachelor of Business Management
staff to ensure the electives they choose will meet Core courses: • Bachelor of Commerce
university requirements. • Academic Research and Critical Enquiry • Bachelor of Corporate Finance
• Accounting for Business • Accounting for Services • Bachelor of Economics
• Business and Society • Communication: People, Place and Culture • Bachelor of Finance
• Business Finance 1 • Information and New Media Technologies • Bachelor of International Business
• Business Law • Business Studies 1 • Bachelor of Marketing
• Business Operations • Business Studies 2
• Financial Markets and Institutions
• Mathematics and Statistics Entry into year 1 of the degree.
• Management and Organisation
• Marketing Principles: Trading and Exchange Seven University of Adelaide course
Any one elective course: credits. 2.5 years of study at the University
• Mathematics 1A • Design
• Mathematics 1B • Programming
of Adelaide.
• Principles of Economics
• Quantitative Methods for Business • Bachelor of Accounting and Corporate Finance
Stage 2 • Bachelor of Business Management and Accounting
Progression to the University of Adelaide requires 8 months or 12 months
successful completion of the Diploma of Business at
A$31,000 Entry into year 1 of the degree.
Eynesbury within three trimesters. Four University of Adelaide course credits.
Diploma Stage 1 required for entry 2.5 years of study at the University of
CRICOS code 072820A Intakes in February, June and October Adelaide.
Core courses: • Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Students choose eight courses from the following list.
Students receive counseling from Eynesbury academic
staff to ensure the electives they choose will meet
university requirements. DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS
• Accounting for Business PROGRAM FEE
•
•
Business and Society
Business Finance 1 AUD$31,000
• Business Law
• Business Operations
• Financial Markets and Institutions
• Management and Organisation
•
•
•
Marketing Principles: Trading and Exchange
Mathematics 1A
Mathematics 1B
98.5%
GRADUATES QUALIFIED FOR
OF OUR
• Principles of Economics ENTRY TO UNIVERSITY
• Quantitative Methods for Business
Progression to the University of Adelaide requires
successful completion of the Diploma of Business at
Eynesbury within three trimesters.
CRICOS code 088633F
SAVE TIME
8 MONTHS 1 YEAR
AT EYNESBURY = AT UNI
ACCOUNTING & FINANCE AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE IS IN THE
TOP 100
IN THE WORLD*.
*QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
Coglin St Campus
16Computing & IT
One year Diploma of Two Stage Diploma of
Computing & IT Computing & IT Studies
8 or 12 months
A$32,200
Stage 1
Completion of Australian Year 12 8 or 12 months
equivalent is required for entry A$24,400
IELTS 5.5, no band less than 5.0 Completion of Australian Year 11
Intakes in February, June and October equivalent is required for entry
IELTS 5.5, no band less than 5.0
Core courses Intakes in February, June and October
• Information Technology Fundamentals Core courses:
• Design Thinking and Digital Innovation
• Academic Research and Critical Enquiry
• Problem Solving and Programming
• Accounting for Services
• Network Fundamentals
• Business Studies 1
• Programming Fundamentals
• Communication: People, Place and Culture
• Database Fundamentals
• Information and New Media Technologies
• IT Project Management
• Programming
• Systems Analysis
• Mathematics and Statistics
Progression to the University of Adelaide requires • Design
successful completion of the Diploma of Computing
and IT at Eynesbury within three trimesters. Stage 2
CRICOS code 072821M 8 or 12 months
A$32,200
Diploma Stage 1 required for entry
Intakes in February, June and October
DIPLOMA OF COMPUTING & IT
PROGRAM FEE Core courses
• Information Technology Fundamentals
AUD $32,200 •
•
Design Thinking and Digital Innovation
Problem Solving and Programming
• Network Fundamentals
• Programming Fundamentals
• Database Fundamentals
START February • IT Project Management
DATES June • Systems Analysis
Progression to the University of Adelaide requires
TO SUIT YOU October successful completion of the Diploma of Computing
and IT at Eynesbury within three trimesters.
CRICOS code 088634E
92% OF COMPUTING
& IT STUDENTS Study at the
STUDYING AT THE UNIVERSITY
OF ADELAIDE ARE SATISFIED
University
WITH THEIR SKILL DEVELOPMENT* of Adelaide
*QILT 2019
Entry into year 1 of the degree.
Six University of Adelaide course credits.
Two and a half years of study at the
University of Adelaide.
• Bachelor of Computer Science
17Eynesbury College Diploma Programs
Engineering
DIRECT ENTRY INTO
One year Diploma of Engineering Study at the
University
2ND YEAR 8 or 12 months
A$35,700 of Adelaide
UNIVERSITY
*subject to program and academic requirements
Completion of Australian Year 12
equivalent is required for entry Entry into year 2 of the degree.
IELTS 5.5, no band less than 5.0 Eight University of Adelaide course credits.
Intakes in February, June and October
Three years of study at the University of
Adelaide.
START February Core courses: • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical)
DATES June • Mathematics 1A • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical
• Mathematics 1B and Electronic)
TO SUIT YOU October • Engineering Communication EAL
• Introduction to Programming for Engineers
Entry into year 1 of the degree.
Elective courses: Six University of Adelaide course credits.
Students choose four courses from the following Three and a half years of study at the
DIPLOMA OF ENGINEERING
PROGRAM FEE list. Students receive counseling from Eynesbury University of Adelaide.
academic staff to ensure the electives they choose
AUD$35,700 will meet university requirements.
• Engineering Mechanics - Statics
• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
• Engineering Mechanics - Dynamics (Environmental)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mining)
• Materials 1
• Design Graphics and Communication
98.5% • Analogue Electronics Entry into year 1 of the degree.
OF OUR • Digital Electronics Four University of Adelaide course credits.
GRADUATES QUALIFIED FOR • Object Oriented Programming Three and a half years of study at the
ENTRY TO UNIVERSITY University of Adelaide.
Progression to the University of Adelaide requires
successful completion of the Diploma of Engineering • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Architectural
at Eynesbury within three trimesters and Structural)
ENGINEERING AT THE CRICOS code: 076172G • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Chemical)*
UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE IS IN THE
TOP 100 Entry into year 1 of the degree.
Six University of Adelaide course credits.
IN THE WORLD*
*QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019
Four years of study at the University of
Adelaide.
• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Petroleum)
without majors
* Four years of study for July intake
Diploma of Engineering Sample Timetable
A typical timetable for the Diploma of Engineering is outlined below. There is (on average) a 10 minute break per hour of
teaching. Timing of classes and total face-to-face contact time will vary between trimesters.
TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
9.00am to Introduction to Engineering Mechanics:
Mathematics 1A Mathematics 1A
10.50am Programming for Engineers Statics
Break
Engineering Communication
11.00am to Introduction to Engineering Mechanics:
EAL (English As Another Mathematics 1A Mathematics 1A
1.00pm Programming for Engineers Statics
Language)
Lunch
Engineering Communication
1.30pm to Introduction to Engineering Mechanics:
EAL (English As Another
3.20pm Programming for Engineers Statics
Language)
Break
3.30pm to
5.30pm
18Wilme, Malaysia
Eynesbury College,
Foundation Studies Program
University of Adelaide,
Bachelor of Laws
“What I love about Adelaide is
definitely the people! They are
so friendly and welcoming.”
Marcus, Singapore
Eynesbury College,
Foundation Studies Program
University of Adelaide,
Bachelor of Medicine
"Eynesbury is very nurturing.
The teachers really care for
educating students and
getting to know them."
Iris, China
Eynesbury College,
Diploma of Engineering
University of Adelaide,
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
“The thing I love about Adelaide
is its safety, there is not much
chaos here. The facilities at
Eynesury College are very good,
new and well furnished.”Focus on Eynesbury
Student support services Student Experience
Eynesbury is committed to helping Program
students achieve their goals by Eynesbury prides itself on providing
offering comprehensive student an outstanding student experience by
support services. Eynesbury has a integrating a wide range of social and
dedicated team of student support recreational activities that encourage
staff who provide a range of services, local and international students to
information, personal support and socialise together. These activities are
counselling to students throughout often where friendships are forged,
their studies at Eynesbury. Once networks are established and lifelong
enrolled, Eynesbury offers a memories are made. Activities include:
compulsory orientation program for
• barbecues
all new students, in which they will:
• bushwalking
• choose and enrol in courses • sporting events
• meet staff and current students • cultural events
• get to know new classmates • student leadership
• receive student ID card programs and forums
• tour the campus facilities • job search support and volunteering
• interview skills workshops
Our students say Typical monthly student experience calendar
"I decided to pursue a career in
clinical psychology at the University MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN
of Adelaide and I knew Eynesbury
would help me do that. The Job search Student
application process was easy and session leadership
program
I arrived in Adelaide soon after to
commence my Foundation Studies."
- Yeganeh, UAE Job search
session
"I received the best care I can
get from my teachers, not just
during the time I was studying at Volunteer
Eynesbury but even now." as buddy
- Quan Hoang Tran, Vietnam
Interview
"Eynesbury is balanced and brilliant skills
in terms of social as well as workshop
academically orientated college."
- Sunit, India
"Eynesbury is a place you can have
great confidence in yourself and
improve yourself."
- Jane, Korea
2021
Your accommodation
Finding a great place to live is important. The guide below can help you decide which type
of accommodation will suit you best. Before you know it, you’ll be calling it your home
away from home! If this is your first time studying in Adelaide, we’re here to help arrange
accommodation for you.
If you're under 18 years old, or in our
High School Year 10 or 11, we need to Affordable living
take extra care of you. Your choices Adelaide is around 20%
are marked with this symbol cheaper to live in than
Melbourne or Sydney
Eynesbury Homeaway
Make new friends! Eynesbury has its own purpose-built student
residence called Homeaway. There are two residences available,
from 1.5km - 3km from the city centre. Our chef cooks delicious
meals for you and all bedrooms are fully furnished, including an air
conditioner and access to a fridge.
$330- $350 per week
All meals provided
Your own fully furnished bedroom
Shared bathroom / ensuite bathroom
(limited numbers)
Homestay
Live like a local! Homestay accommodation gives you the opportunity
Public transport and phone are not included. to live with a local family in their home. You’ll get to use English
in everyday situations and experience the Australian lifestyle. All
homestay hosts have met safety and welfare requirements.
$290 per week (meals included)
$200 per week (cook your own meals)*
Your own fully furnished bedroom
Shared bathroom
Public transport and phone are not
included. Internet is included.
* Students under 18 must take the all meals option
22Student apartments and residences
If you’re over 18 years old, there are a few more
Great locations! Student residences are usually located in the
suburban areas, where you can get to know the real Adelaide options. You can choose Homeaway or Homestay,
lifestyle. Shopping centres and parks are at your door-step. or select from these additional options.
Student apartments are located in the city centre and will
generally cost a little more, however you are usually close
enough to walk to college.
$145 - $230 per week at student residences
$220 - $450/ week in an apartment
Cook your own meals
Your own fully furnished bedroom
Shared bathroom $145 - $335
En-suite bathroom $200-$450
Phone and meals are not included. Check with
the manager if electricity, insurance and internet
are included. For residences you will also need to
budget for public transport.
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www.unilodge.com.au www.aiv.com.au
www.atira.com
Independent
accommodation
Independent rental can be a great option once you know your way around
Adelaide. It can also be less expensive, particularly if you’re sharing with
other people.
Visit www.realestate.com.au and select ‘rent’ then enter Adelaide or the
name of the suburb you’d like to live in. These are normal rental homes.
There will be at least 1 bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. Bigger houses
may have 3 or 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
Be careful that you fully understand the terms of any independent
rental contract you sign. This type of accommodation is not arranged
by Eynesbury. We do not recommend independent rental unless
you’re already living in Adelaide and feel confident to find your own
accommodation. You will be required to sign a lease for 6 or 12 months
and will be responsible for rent for the length of the contract. All
agreements must be signed in English.
$200+ per week for 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom.
$400+ for a larger house.
Most rental properties are not furnished. You will need
to buy furniture, cutlery, crockery, bed linen, towels and
electrical equipment. You will also need to cover the cost
of the electricity, gas and water for the house, plus your
own food costs and public transport (if in suburban area).
All accommodation types will require a bond to be paid. This is usually a dollar amount
equal to 2 - 4 weeks’ rent. The bond is a separate payment and is not the same thing as
paying rent in advance. For independent rental the bond is lodged with the State
Government and will be reimbursed when you move out, provided there is no damage to
the property and no outstanding rent or bills. You also need to give a minimum amount of
notice if you decide to leave your accommodation. *Prices are current at the time of
printing and may be subject to change.
23Academic entry requirements
Diploma Programs
Two Stage Diploma (Stage 1) /
Country ICHM Tertiary Preparation Program One year Diploma, and Two Stage Diploma (Stage 2)
All Countries Pre-requisite subject for Diploma of Computing & IT Pre-requisite subjects for Diploma of Engineering: Year 12 Mathematics (including Specialist Mathematics
Studies Program: Year 11 Maths or equivalent) and Physics (or one science subject depending on the University program requirements.
Pre-requisite subject for Diploma of Computing & IT: Year 12 Maths
Students who have failed pre requisite subjects will be required to undertake: Foundation Studies
program (Engineering stream); Stage 1 Diploma program with 50% jump condition (Diploma of
Computing & IT stream).
Australia Successful completion of Year 11 Diploma of Business and Diploma of Computing & Information Technology:
ATAR 50, SACE 54, IB 24, Foundation Studies Program 250 or equivalent (Diploma of Business and
Computing & IT streams)
Diploma of Engineering:
ATAR 60* or equivalent (*pre requisites - Year 12 Mathematics Methods, Specialist Mathematics and
Physics (or one science subject depending on the University program requirements)
Bangladesh Completion of Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) Year 11 Completion of Higher secondary Certificate (HSC) Year 12 with a grade average above 50%.
For Diploma of Engineering program, minimum 60% in Maths and Physics/Chemistry subjects.
Brunei GCE O levels with passes in 3 academic subjects GCE A levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Level passes
Cambodia Y12 with C average One year of post secondary study with C average.
China SM 2 SM 3 with 70% average in 4 academic subjects, or successful completion of Global Assessment
Certificate with a GPA of 1.0 or an average of 60% or above
Colombia Bachillerato - average up to 64% Bachillerato - average above 70-75%
France Baccalaureate-Year 11 Baccalaureate - Year 12 with an average above 10
Hong Kong Form 5 with minimum 40% pass F7 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Level passes. HKDSE minimum 8 points for Business, and
Computing & IT; minimum 12 points for Engineering. Please contact Admissions for detailed information.
India Year 11-All India Senior School Certificate, Indian School Year 12 - All India Senior School Certificate, Indian School Certificate, Higher Secondary School
Certificate, Higher Secondary School Certificate Certificate with an average of 55% or above. For Diploma of Engineering program, minimum 60% in Maths
and Physics/Chemistry subjects.
Indonesia SMA II with minimum 70% SMA III with an average 70% for Business and Computing & IT; 75% for Engineering
24Two Stage Diploma (Stage 1) /
Country ICHM Tertiary Preparation Program One year Diploma, and Two Stage Diploma (Stage 2)
Iran Y12 with D average (minimum 10) One year of pre-university study with B average (minimum 14)
Japan Kotogakko Year 2 Kotogakko Graduation Certificate with grade average 2.5
Kazakhstan Completion of Kazakhstan upper Secondary Education Completion of Kazakhstan upper Secondary Education with GPA 4.0
Kenya KCSE D average or GCE O Levels with passes in 3 KCSE with C grade average or GCE A Levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Level
academic subjects passes
Korea High School Leaving Certificate Year 2 with a D grade High School Leaving Certificate Year 3 with a C grade average or Rank 6 average in four academic
average, or Rank 7 average in 4 academic subjects subjects
Kuwait General Secondary School Certificate with an average General Secondary School Certificate with an average of 80% or above for Diploma of Business and
up to 79% Diploma of Computing & IT; For Diploma of Engineering program, minimum 80% in Maths and Physics/
Chemistry subjects. If below 80%, student needs to do Foundation Studies program.
Lebanon Baccalaureate Libanais Year 11 Baccalaureate Libanais - Year 12 with an average above 10
Macau Senior Secondary School Diploma - Year 11, or Form 5 Senior Secondary School Diploma - Year 12, or Form 6 with minimum 65% average in 4 subjects for
with minimum 60% average in 4 subjects Diploma of Business, Computing & IT; minimum 70% average in 4 subjects for Diploma of Engineering
Malaysia SPM, SM2 or Ontario Grade 11 SPTM with 2 passes at minimum E grade, UEC- Senior Middle 3 with 5 C7 grades. Ontario Grade 12 with
an average above 50% in 6 best courses or GCE A Levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2
AS Level passes
Myanmar Basic Education High School (BEHS) Examination Basic Education High School (BEHS) Examination (Matriculation) with an average above 50%, plus one
(Matriculation) Year 12, 65% additional year of tertiary study.
Nepal Higher Secondary School Certificate - Year 11 with an Higher Secondary School Certificate - Year 12 with an average of 55% or above. For Diploma of
average up to 50% Engineering program, minimum 60% in Maths and Physics/Chemistry subjects.
New Zealand New Zealand Form 6 with pass or NCEA with minimum 80 New Zealand NCEA with minimum 42 credits at Level 3
credits at Level 2
Nigeria Senior Secondary School Examinations (WAEC or NECO) Senior Secondary School Examinations (WAEC or NECO) with 5 grades at C6 level
with 5 grades at D7 level
Oman General Secondary School Certificate, or 5 American High General Secondary School Certificate, or American High School Diploma with an average of 80% or
School Diploma with an average of up to 79% above for Diploma of Business and Diploma of Computing & IT; For Diploma of Engineering program,
minimum 80% in Maths and Physics/Chemistry subjects. If below 80%, student needs to do Foundation
Studies program.
Pakistan Higher Secondary School Certificate/Intermediate Higher Secondary School Certificate/Intermediate Examination Certificate – Year 12 with an
Examination certificate Yr 11 average of 55% or above. For Diploma of Engineering program, minimum 60% in Maths and Physics/
Chemistry subjects.
Philippines Grade 11 average 80% Year 12 with an average 85%
Russia Completion of Secondary Education Completion of Secondary Education with GPA 4.0
Saudi Arabia General Secondary Education Certificate with average General Secondary Education Certificate grade 80% average in 4 academic subjects for Diploma of
up to 79% Business and Diploma of Computing & IT; For Diploma of Engineering program, minimum 80% in Maths
and Physics/Chemistry subjects. If below 80%, student needs to do Foundation Studies program.
Singapore Successful completion of Sec 4 (GCE O levels) with GCE A levels with 2 H2 passes OR 1 H2 pass and 2 H1 Level passes
passes in 3 academic subjects
South Africa Successful completion of Year 11 Successful completion of Year 12 with an average above 50%
Sri Lanka Successful completion of Year 11 (GCE O levels) with GCE A levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Level passes. For Diploma of Engineering
passes in 3 academic subjects program, minimum pass in Maths and Physics/Chemistry subjects.
Taiwan Senior High School Diploma Year 11 Senior High School Diploma Year 12 average above 70% in 4 subjects
Tanzania GCE O Levels with passes in 3 academic subjects GCE A Levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Level passes
Thailand Successful completion of Matayom 5 with GPA of 2.5 Successful completion of Matayom 6 with GPA of 2.0
Turkey Successful completion of Lise Diploma, Year 11 or Devlet Lise Diplomesi –Year 12 with an average above 50%
equivalent
Uganda GCE O levels with passes in 3 academic subjects GCE A Levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Level passes
United Arab General Secondary Certificate with an average up to 79% General Secondary Certificate with an average of 80% or above for Diploma of Business and Diploma of
Emirates Computing & IT; For Diploma of Engineering program, minimum 80% in Maths and Physics/Chemistry
subjects. If below 80%, student needs to do Foundation Studies program.
United Kingdom GCE O levels with passes in 3 academic subjects GCE A levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Level passes
United States Grade 11 High School Diploma with a D average or SAT score above (old 1250 / new 930) / ACT 28.
Vietnam Successful completion of Year 11 Successful completion of Year 12 with 5.5 average
Zambia GCE O levels with with passes in 3 academic subjects GCE A levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Level passes
Zimbabwe GCE O levels with with passes in 3 academic subjects Diploma of General Education – Year 12 with 5.5 average
Other countries Applications will be considered individually
Admission is based on the most recent academic results. Other criteria may apply. Entry requirement are subject to change without notice.
25Academic entry
requirements (continued)
Senior Secondary and Foundation Studies Programs
Country Yr 10 Yr 11 Yr 12 Standard and Extended FSP Further notes
All Countries Pre-requisite subjects or assumed knowledge for Foundation Studies Program
with Engineering package:
Successful completion of Year 11 or equivalent (with assumed knowledge in
one Maths subject and Physics or Chemistry subject depending on University
program requirements).
Pre-requisite subject for Foundation Studies Program with Diploma of
Computing & IT package: Year 11 Maths
Australia Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Completion of Year 11 with Grade C average International and local entry
Bangladesh – – Year 11 Year 11 60% average (Division One)
Brunei F3 F4 F5/GCEO F5(Y11)/ GCSE O Levels C grade average (5 subjects)
Cambodia Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 12 With C+ average
China JM3 SM1 SM2 SM2 70% average
Colombia – – – Bachillerato average of > 65%
France – – Baccalaureate- Baccalaureate Year 11 successful completion
Year 11
successful
completion
GCC Countries Arabic curriculum: Completion of Year 12 with satisfactory results
(Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, British system: O Level equivalent, C average
United Arab Emirates, American system: High School Diploma with satisfactory results from Year 11
Saudi Arabia, Qatar)
Hong Kong F3 F4 F5/HKDSE Form 5 HKDSE With passes in 5 subjects
India – – – Year 11 ISC Grade average of 55%
Indonesia SMP3/ SMA1 SMA2 SMA 2/SMU3 With average 75%
SMA 1
Iran Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 12 With C average (minimum 12)
Japan Sr1 Sr2 Sr3/ Kotogako Sr2/Kotogako Grade 3 average
Kazakhstan Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Completion of Kazakstan upper Secondary Education With minimum GPA 3.5
Kenya F3 F4 F5/KCSE F5/Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education Year 11. GCSE O Levels C average (5
subjects)
Korea Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Senior High School Leaving Certificate /Sr2 75% average
Lebanon – – – Baccalaureate Libanias-Year 11
Macau F3/Year 9 F4/Year F5/Year 11 Completion of Year 11 in 4 subjects 70% average
10 GCSE O Levels C grade
average
Malaysia F3 F4 F5 SM2 /Form 5 /SPM Aggregate of 20 or less (C Grade) Forecast results accepted
in 5 Academic subjects
Myanmar Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Basic Education High School (BEHS) Examination Matriculation > 65% average
New Zealand – – – New Zealand NCEA with minimum 90 credits at Level 2
Nepal Y11 With Grade average of 55%
Nigeria Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Senior Secondary School Certificate (WAEC or NECO) With 5 grades at C6 level
Oman Secondary School Leaving Certificate 70% average
Pakistan – – – Completion of Higher Secondary School Certificate from Year 11; O Levels C average
Philippines Year 9 80% Year Year 11 80% High School Diploma Grade 11 85% average
average 10 80% average
average
Russia Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Completion of Secondary Education With minimum GPA of 3.5
Singapore S2E S3E/4N S4E/5N Secondary 4 Express / GCE O Levels - forecast result C average
South Africa Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 National Senior Certificate Year 11
26Country Yr 10 Yr 11 Yr 12 Standard and Extended FSP Further notes
Sri Lanka – – – Y11 GCSE O Levels C grade average (5 subjects)
Taiwan Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Senior High School Year 2 Grade C average
Tanzania – – – Y11 GCSE O Levels C grade average (5 subjects)
Thailand Mat 3 Mat 4 Mat 5 Mathayom 5 GPA > 2.5
Turkey – – – Devlet Lise Diplomasi-year 11 4 or above in relevant subjects
Uganda – – – Y11 GCSE O Levels B grade average (5 subjects)
United Kingdom – – – Y11 GCSE O Levels B grade average (5 subjects)
United States – – – Successful completion of Year 11 GPA 2.0-2.4
Vietnam G9 G10 G11* G11 * Grade 7 average
Zambia – – – Y11 GCSE O Levels C grade average (5 subjects)
Zimbabwe – – – Y11 GCSE O Levels C grade average (5 subjects)
Other countries Applications will be considered on an individual basis.
Certified forecast/provisional examination results may be considered if final results are not available in time for the beginning of the Foundation Studies Program.
Academic calendars
Orientation/
Program Intake Study begins Study ends
Foundation Studies Program October, 2019 9 October 2019 19 June 2020
January, 2020 22 January 2020 27 November 2020
April, 2020 22 April 2020 5 February 2021
October, 2020 7 October 2020 25 June 2021
Extended Foundation Studies Program October, 2019 9 October 2019 27 November 2020
January, 2020 22 January 2020 5 February 2021
October, 2020 7 October 2020 26 November 2021
Diploma programs Trimester 3, 2019 9 October 2019 1 February 2020
Trimester 1, 2020 19 February 2020 29 May 2020
Trimester 2, 2020 17 June 2020 25 September 2020
Trimester 3, 2020 7 October 2020 29 January 2021
School Years 10, 11 and 12 Term 1, 2020 28 January 2020 9 April 2020
Term 2, 2020 27 April 2020 26 June 2020
Term 3, 2020 20 July 2020 25 September 2020
Term 4, 2020 12 October 2020 4 December 2020
Academic and General English Module 8, 2019 14 October 2019 15 November 2019
Module 9, 2019 18 November 2019 20 December 2019
Module 1, 2020 6 January 2020 7 February 2020
Module 2, 2020 10 February 2020 13 March 2020
Module 3, 2020 16 March 2020 17 April 2020
Module 4, 2020 27 April 2020 29 May 2020
Module 5, 2020 1 June 2020 3 July 2020
Module 6, 2020 20 July 2020 21 August 2020
Module 7, 2020 24 August 2020 25 September 2020
Module 8, 2020 12 October 2020 13 November 2020
Module 9, 2020 16 November 2020 18 December 2020
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