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ACCOUNTING BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TESOL
Student Guide
CRICOS PROVIDER 03171A
www.koi.edu.au
KOI VISION
Success in higher education
through excellence and innovation
KOI MISSION
To become a leading education provider
distinguished for nurturing our students
and preparing them for global careers
KOI CORE VALUES
Practical education
Student-centred service
Collaboration
Innovation
Ethical principles
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KOI History
July 2009 March 2014
Business founded Opened a second campus
at 31 Market Street
February 2016 May 2018
Leased additional Renewal of accreditation
space at Kent Street obtained for Masters
March 2010 April 2013 of Professional Accounting,
Commencement of First KOI graduation Masters of Accounting
Kent street lease in ceremony held in and Graduate Certificate
July 2015 in Business
Sydney CBD Kent Street Campus
Accreditation of
Graduate Diploma May 2019
of Business TEQSA approved
August 2020
increase in capacity from
KOI 10th Anniversary
2,775 to 3,255
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
April 2014
TEQSA accreditation December 2015 August 2017 July 2019 May 2020
achieved for MA Renewal of Fee HELP Opened a TEQSA approved
TESOL,Graduate accreditation accreditation third campus increase in capacity
Diploma of TESOL & obtained for 4 approved at 17 O’Connell from 3,255 to 4,255
August 2010 Graduate Certificate undergraduate Street
of TESOL courses
KOI commenced teaching May 2018
at Kent Street Campus with 9 TEQSA
Students and 3 nationalities accreditation
(undergraduate only) achieved for
Bachelor of
Information October 2019
June 2012 Incorporation with
Technology
TEQSA accreditation China Education Group
achieved for Masters of
December 2014 December 2016
Professional Accounting, Introduced KOI TEQSA Registration
and Graduate Certificate in mobile application to Renewal
Business enhance student
March 2010 June 2018
experience
Registration and TEQSA approved
accreditation obtained increase in capacity
for 4 undergraduate course from 2,272 to 2,775
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Welcome THE KOI STORY
to KOI King’s Own Institute (KOI) is a tertiary level institution
located in central Sydney, Australia and offering high quality
accredited Undergraduate & Postgraduate courses in
Accounting, Business, Information Technology and
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL).
King’s Own Institute is named after a regiment of the British
We are proud to welcome you to King’s Own army with which the CEO & Dean and President was
Institute in Sydney Australia: a tertiary level associated as an exchange officer. KOI adopts a similar spirit
institution that brings together the best in and values with traditions and an established reputation for its
resources, equipment and people. King’s Own recognised development of successful leaders.
Institute blends the traditions of higher
education with today’s modern, practical and Our initials, KOI, have a second meaning, as the word “koi” in
commercial global village. some Asian languages is a wild carp. The koi is energetic and
STUDENT GUIDE
can swim upstream against the current. According to legend,
King’s Own Institute offers many advantages: if a koi succeeded in climbing the falls at a point called Dragon
Gate on the Yellow River it would be transformed into a dragon
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personal, professional and commercial. It is
quickly establishing a reputation for superior fish.
education. Just how famous King’s Own
Institute will become and how quickly depends This demonstrates perseverance in adversity and strength of
on our graduates. We share your success. purpose. The koi represents courage and the ability to attain
high goals because of its strength and determination to
King’s Own Institute has assembled key people overcome obstacles. Similarly, KOI aims to be a recognised
to assist your academic journey. They all have leader as an education provider famous for nurturing students
long and successful careers and distinguished Dr Doug Hinchliffe into successful careers. The experience of the higher
records of achievement in universities, the King’s Own Institute CEO & Dean and President education journey can be as important as the qualification
military, diplomatic service, business and itself.
PhD, MSc, MEd, BEc, BEd, GradDipEdAdmin,
industry. GradDipTESOL,TPTC, DSMC, DSAC, GAICD, CPT
AIBM Director, KOI Academic Board Member Here at KOI, we strive to ensure each student has a fruitful,
We confidently assure you of a sound, enjoyable and memorable career-shaping experience.
professional education and a special, enjoyable
learning experience.
We welcome you and look forward to shaping
your career with King’s Own Institute.
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AIBM Council
WE CARE AT KOI
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KOI believes that “social learning is as important as academic learning” to an international
student. Students are encouraged to engage in social learning through casual jobs, visits to
theatres, museums and arts centres, active participation in ethnic group activities and associa-
tions and emphasis on a healthy balance between study life and social life and to enjoy their life
Contents fully in Australia.
KOI GRADUATION
AIBM Council 07 KOI adheres to a strong service culture of “we care, we help and we support students to
KOI Academic Board 09
International Partnership 11
succeed”. KOI’s service to students is comprehensive, ranging from academic tutoring to English
Why KOI? 13 language assistance, from peers as well as teachers.
Student Testimonials 17
AT SYDNEY
KOI Internship 21
KOI Career Ready 23
KOI Student Society 25
Graduation 27
Life in Sydney 29
Student Life 35
Academic Requirements 37
TOWNHALL
English Requirement 38
How to apply 39
Domestic Requirements 40
Courses 41
KOI Fee Help 58
Fees 59
Payment Advice 60
Locations 61
Contacts 63
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Dr Brian J. Spencer
AIBM Council
BCom (App.Psych) UNSW, BA(Hons), DUniv
Macq, FAICD, FAIM
AIBM Council Chairman and
Director, Academic Board Member
The Council of Directors is the corporate governing
body of AIBM and is collectively accountable for the
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governance, direction setting, oversight and
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Dr Kai Yu Dr John H. Loxton Dr Douglas R. Hinchliffe
performance of AIBM overall. The Directors are
BEng (CompSc, Hons) Belf, MBA (Finance) CEIBS, Emeritus Professor Adjunct Professor
accountable for all AIBM’s operations including
MSc (Edu) DPhil (Edu) Oxon, TPTC Vic, BEc, BEd., LaTrobe, GDipEdAdmin Vic, MEd
BSc, MSc Melb, PhD Cantab, FAICD Monash, MSc Florida State, PhD Monash, GDipTESOL KOI,
Corporate Director Certificate Harvard
GAICD, CPT
accountability for the award of higher education
AIBM Council Director AIBM Director, CEO & Dean and President
Academic Board Chairman AIBM Director, Academic Board Member
qualifications, and for continuing to meet the
requirements of the Higher Education Standards
Framework.
Dr William Hilton (John) Jones, Dr Jamil Salmi Ronald Perkinson
BSc(Econ) Lond, MA PGCertTESOL EdD Macq, Emeritus Professor BA (EdAdmin), DipTchg, AFNZIM,
PGCertMLP ANU, JP NSW MBA (ESSEC), MPIA (Pitt), PhD (Sussex) former Principal Education Specialist,
IFC/World Bank Group
AIBM Council Director, AIBM Council Director (Independent) AIBM Council Director (Independent)
Vice President and Registrar
Australian Institute of Business and Management (AIBM)
Trading as King’s Own Institute
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Dr John H. Loxton Dr Brian J. Spencer Dr Douglas R. Hinchliffe
Emeritus Professor BCom (App.Psych) UNSW, BA(Hons), DUniv Adjunct Professor
TPTC Vic, BEc, BEd., LaTrobe, GDipEdAdmin Vic, MEd
BSc, MSc Melb, PhD Cantab, FAICD Macq, FAICD, FAIM Monash, MSc Florida State, PhD Monash, GDipTESOL
ACADEMIC BOARD
KOI, GAICD, CPT
AIBM Director, Academic Board Chairman AIBM Council Chairman and Director, KOI CEO & Dean and President
Academic Board Member AIBM Director, Academic Board Member
The Council of Directors has established the Academic Board as the
principal academic body in AIBM to which the Council delegates the
oversight of the academic functions and policies of AIBM. The Academic
Board collectively provides academic leadership and oversight of AIBM’s
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Chandra Sundaresan
Dr Graeme Salter
Elizabeth A More, AM
Professor
academic activities at an institutional level.
MCompSc UWS, BSc, Dip Ed, Dip Ed Studies, MEd, DTeach BA(Hons) PhD UNSW, MComLaw Deakin,
BIT (SoftwareEng) CQU, AACS GradDipMgt CQU, MAICD
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The main role of the Academic Board is to:
KOI Vice-President (Academic),
KOI Vice-President (Student Affairs), Academic Board Member Academic Board Member
Academic Board Member
• maintain the highest standards in teaching, scholarship and
research at KOI and to safeguard academic freedom and the
welfare of its students.
• guide the development of all academic activities of KOI through
policies, guidelines and procedures for academic matters.
Susana Cabillon Dr Yeon Kim Dr. Smitha Shivshankar
BSc ChE (Phil), MSc(Mat Sci PhD ANU, MCom (Hons) UNSW, BEc Syd B.Sc., M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
& Eng) UNSW, ICCP
• report and provide academic advice to the Council of Directors and
Academic Board Member Senior Lecturer Economics & Research, Senior Lecturer (Information Technology),
Academic Board Member Academic Board Member
the CEO and President.
The Academic Board is led by a Chair who is a distinguished educator.
Members of the Academic Board include distinguished external academic
experts, senior executive staff and the President of the Student Society.
Tim Kartzke
Bachelor of Business(Accounting)
Student Society President,
Academic Board Member
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KOI International Connections
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Jiangxi University of Technology
Jiangxi, China
Richmond The American
International University
London, United Kingdom 2 6 10
Guangdong Baiyun University
Guangdong, China
Guangzhou University
Sontan College
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Guangzhou, China
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University of Jinan
Quancheg College
Jinan, China
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12
Chongqing Nanfang
Translators College of SISU
Chongqing, China
Haikou College of Economics
Haikou, Hainan, China
Guangzhou Sontan
Polytechnic College
Guangzhou, China
1. Arellano University 5. Voronezh Institute of High Technologies 9. Iqra University
Manila, Philippines Voronezh, Russia Karachi, Pakistan
2. CHA University 6. Global College of Management 10. Magnitogorsk State Technical University
Seoul, South Korea Mid Baneshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal Magnitogorsk, Russia
3. Institute of Southern Punjab 9-KM, 7. Hoa Sen University 11. Massey University Palmerston
Bosan Rd, Multan, Pakistan Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam North, New Zealand
4. STIE Ekuitas 8. Moscow Witte University 12. Lincoln University College
West Java, Indonesia Moscow, Russia Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul
Ehsan, Malaysia
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WHY KOI
OI
MAKE AN INFORMED DECISION
WHY K KOI Achievement
Over 10 Years of academic excellence in teaching and learning
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Location
Find us at 3 locations in the heart of the Sydney CBD
Orientation
Welcome and introduction sessions for new students to KOI
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Courses
Accredited courses, industry recognised and globally accepted
Student Support
Dedicated support team and qualified counsellors to help you with your
studies and life in Sydney
Teachers
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Teachers with industry experience, professional memberships and globally
recognised qualifications from distinguished universities
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Language and learning support
Learning Skills Centre (LSC) to support students who arrive with English as a
second or third language
PLASS
Personalised Language and Academic Skills Support
Library and E-learning
24/7 access to digital resources via Moodle is available beyond the physical
boundaries of the school
Internship & Industry linkages
Career networking, on-going information sessions, work placements and
internship opportunities for KOI students
Graduates
10,000+ graduates
Alumni
Over 10,000+ graduates working across Australia and throughout the world,
alumni networking opportunities
International Partners
Mainstream universities & other learning partners across Australia, South Asia,
China, South East Asia and Russia
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OVERALL UNDERGRADUATE RESULTS
CURRENT STUDENT EXPERIENCE
82.8% 86.0% 84.1% 80.3%
OVERALL POSITIVE OVERALL TEACHING OVERALL SKILLS OVERALL FACILITIES
EXPERIENCE PRACTICES DEVELOPMENT AND RESOURCES
RECENT GRADUATE SATISFACTION
85.9% 85.5%
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OVERALL GRADUATE OVERALL GRADUATE
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SKILLS IMPROVED SATISFACTION
OVERALL POSTGRADUATE RESULTS
EXPLORE THE WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES
WITH AN INSTITUTE CONSISTENTLY RANKED CURRENT STUDENT EXPERIENCE
AMONG THE BEST IN AUSTRALIA FOR 82.7% 82.8% 82.6% 72.1%
CURRENT STUDENT EXPERIENCE
AND RECENT GRADUATE SATISFACTION
OVERALL POSITIVE OVERALL TEACHING OVERALL SKILLS OVERALL FACILITIES
EXPERIENCE PRACTICES DEVELOPMENT AND RESOURCES
The 2019 Student Experience Survey shows KOI has ranked higher
than most of the Australian public universities RECENT GRADUATE SATISFACTION
Funded by the Australian Government Department of Education Skills and Employment, The Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) are a suite of Australian
government endorsed surveys for higher education which cover the student life cycle from their commencement to their employment.
85.5% 86.6%
www.qilt.edu.au
OVERALL GRADUATE OVERALL GRADUATE
Data source: Student Experience Survey 2018 and 2019: https://www.compared.edu.au/ SKILLS IMPROVED SATISFACTION
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experience. I believe KOI is in my top picks because of excellent
Our Graduates service provided which comes with affordable price. Moreover, I
have a chance to build my networks during my study at KOI since
I was studying in small size classes where teachers can easily
remember and support their students. Overall, experience with
WHY
KOI is amazing and I never regret choosing KOI as an Australian
educational institute to start my career.
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Byunghoon Park
Bachelor of Business (Accounting) - South Korea
I’m originally from South Korea and came to Australia back in
2012. As I have been interested in business, I wanted to study
Accounting, which is paramount for any businesses.
I was genuinely fascinated by the fact that a lot of graduates
had told me to study accounting at King’s Own Institute. It
is the high quality of education that KOI has. Moreover, I had
received significant support from lectures, tutors, as well as
staff members at KOI. They are amazing! I wouldn’t have been
able to finish my course successfully if I hadn’t had help from
them.
Mary Anne Garbin Dela Roca
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Of course, there were ups and downs throughout the course.
Bachelor of Business (Accounting) - Philippines However, I tried to enjoy every single moment at KOI over
the course of three years. In addition, I did my best to get the
I think most of the international students would agree with me
most out of the course. As a result, I was able to graduate with
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when I say leaving your home country to pursue further studies
‘merit’ and awarded a certificate of academic excellence. I’m
or to continue what you’ve started was not an easy decision. It
really excited to see myself using everything that I have learned
really requires a lot of time, effort and consideration especially
at KOI in the real world.
in choosing which school to go to. I am so glad that I chose
KOI. I absolutely recommend anyone who is interested in business
to choose KOI.
This institution is really worth recommending to others who
also want to study here in Australia. The professors and staff
were so nice and approachable. The students and environment
were so friendly. The fees are affordable, you’re really getting Lyneth Canale
more than what you’ve paid for because of the quality of Bachelor of Business (Accounting) - Philippines
education. The facilities are way beyond your expectations.
As an international student, one of the dilemmas I had was
So, if any one of you are looking for an Australian school to go
finding a school that could create a safe space for someone
to, KOI is the best option. Any alumni can attest to that. You
who needed to adjust in a new environment. Earning a degree
will really enjoy the process of learning. The facilities are way
does not only mean having good grades or completing a task.
beyond your expectations.
KOI has demonstrated what high-quality service is; from the
staff who had assisted me with my concerns in the school and
educators who were generous in sharing their knowledge and
skills, I have found great satisfaction in learning and being able
to demonstrate practices in the workplace.
Thi Phuong Nga LUONG I chose KOI because it is LOUD. It creates Leaders, it is always
Onward, has a complete Understanding of the students’ needs
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and Dedicated to produce only the best students who can
For me, choosing King’s Own Institute to complete my degree compete anywhere in the world.
of Bachelor of Business (Accounting) is one of the best
decisions I have made in my path of education achievement.
At KOI, I am not only receiving the highest quality education
from dedicated and qualified teachers, but also being provided
adequate facilities and friendly environments for study andKing’s Own Institute King’s Own Institute
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WHY
Ashna Daleesha Sharma
Our Students Master of Professional Accounting (Standard) - Fiji
To progress up the professional ladder is becoming more rigid
and therefore I decided to up-skill my knowledge and pursue my
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Master in Professional Accounting at King’s Own Institute.
The reason why I chose KOI as my course provider was firstly and
most importantly because of their affordable and very reasonable
tuition fees for the Master’s program. Having done my research
and a cost comparison across many institutes in Sydney, KOI
had the lowest tuition fees while offering a versatile environment
for students to study in especially for international students. The
first time I visited KOI’s website and went through the student
testimonials, I was impressed. A picture paints a thousand
words! Another reason why I chose KOI, is because their Masters
in Professional Accounting program is accredited by Charted
Yanhua Han Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ), CPA Australia
Master of Arts (TESOL)- China (CPA) and The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) and this means
that this qualification would be internationally recognized. This is
After completing the course, Master of TESOL at KOI, I have
something not all institutes in Sydney offer. The location of KOI
become more confident for my future career as an ESL teacher.
has to be a cherry on top of the cake, located right in the heart of
This particular course not only provides the most professional
Sydney’s CBD, offering students the opportunity to study while
knowledge and skills, but also provides practical teaching experi-
allowing students to explore Sydney.
ence at a local language centre.
Having successfully completed my first trimester, I am pleased I
The subjects I studied at KOI are enjoyable and applicable to my
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chose KOI. KOI offers excellent student support, learning facilities
future profession. I had very supportive lecturers and interactive
and not to mention a great team of teaching professionals who are
tutors in my course and they are all industry experts.
also Industry Professionals. The academic quality, course curric-
I enjoyed getting involved in lectures, tutorials, class discussions ulum, teaching methods and subject assessments are commend
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and presentations which helped me enhance my knowledge able and I would say, much better compared to other Australian
and communication skills. I have always been cared for by lovely Institutes and Universities. Amidst the pandemic, KOI has ensured
staff members, lecturers and my classmates. KOI also provides that classes and curriculum were not affected, offering not only
excellent support regarding student healthcare, social affairs, academic but moral support to its students as well. I would most
technology facilities and learning experience services for all definitely recommend King’s Own Institute to other international
students. students.
Overall, I am grateful to have studied at KOI, and I will never forget
my precious and enjoyable time there.
Alexander Bogolyubov
Sandhya Shrestha Masters of Professional Accounting & Bachelor of Business - Russia
Bachelor of Information Technology- Nepal I completed Bachelor of Business (Accounting) at King’s Own
Institute (KOI) nearly two years ago. Since then I worked for a
I always carried a dream of pursuing an international degree since
couple of accounting firms and decided that I needed further
childhood. To make my dream come true, I decided to apply for
progress in my career so now I am back at KOI enrolled in
Sydney, Australia. I researched a number of colleges and univer-
Masters of Professional Accounting (MPA). Initially, I was in
sities to enroll in for my bachelor’s study and finally chose King’s
the same place as anyone facing a hard decision and trying to
Own Institute (KOI). Right now, I am studying for a Bachelor’s in
make the right choice where to start my undergraduate degree.
IT in KOI. From my experience, I can say that starting from a rea-
sonable fee structure to amazing and talented tutors, multicultural KOI is situated in a convenient location in the centre of Sydney,
environment, located in the centre of Sydney, quality education, it has new facilities, friendly and responsive personnel and
everything is perfect about KOI. I still feel that choosing KOI is the reasonable fees. That is what brought me here. From my first
best decision to continue my undergraduate study and I’m proud course I can say that the knowledge that I received during my
to be a student of KOI studies was a good basis to start my career, lecturers were
supportive, experienced and talented. Group projects and
working with other students as a team helped me to acquire a
deeper understanding of accounting concepts.
I am excited to be back here and striving for challenges and
new achievements.King’s Own Institute King’s Own Institute
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KOI INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
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In addition to your academic qualifications, having industry exposure and networking are some important
Would you like to get a professional job in Australia after gradu- Some of our Internship Campanies
ating? Australian employers highly value professional local work local professional work experience is an added bonus contributary factors that will help you achieve your goals.
• Guardian Strata Management when applying for a job and is highly regarded by
experience when considering you for employment.
employers. That’s why we offer a variety of tools to prepare you for life
• Kelly Partners Chartered Accountants
after KOI.
KOI provides students with an on the job internship program to
acquire “job-ready skills”. The main purpose of our internship • Ace Body Corporate Management As part of KOI’s commitment to your success, KOI is
program is for our students to get first hand professional work providing all eligible students with a partial financial
• BFS Partners
experience here in Australia as well as give them a competitive scholarship to join an Australian Internship Program
edge over the local competition. • Care House Company
We also understand that acquiring top quality
While completing an internship does not guarantee employment • Rabobank
education is not the only requirement when you
after graduating, many of KOIs’ previous interns have secured full
• ALX Group venture into the world of work. Mastering successful
time employment with successful companies.
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BE
KOI offers industry led seminars with:
• Certified Practising Accountant (CPA)
• Institute of Public Accountants (IPA)
CAREER
• Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ)
• Australian Internships (AI)
READY
Our Study and Life Skills program offers seminars in CV writing and interview skills along with other soft
skills such as working in teams, time management and presentation skills.
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KOI not only offers an internship program to successful eligible students but also provides them with
practical professional experience to complement their studies.
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION
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KOI STUDENT
SOCIETY
At KOI’s Student Society, we are rewarding experience and an exciting
opportunity to shape the non-academic part of student life on campus.
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Being part of KOI’s Student Society is both a rewarding experience
and an exciting opportunity to shape the non-academic part of
student life on campus.
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We strive to achieve this by organising extracurricular activities,
excursions, social events and parties to encourage cross-cultural
engagements amongst collegians.
Additionally, KOI’s Student Society also serves as a bridge for
communication between students and staff, as the President attends
the Academic Board meetings to ensure concerns raised by students Tim Kartzke Kreshi Shrestha Seán O’Hanlon
are heard and addressed by KOI’s senior management team. KOI Student Society - President KOI Student Society - Vice President Manager, Student ExperienceKing’s Own Institute King’s Own Institute
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KOI VIRTUAL
GRADUATION CEREMONIES
During COVID-19 - KOI 19th graduation ceremony (02 July 2020) & 20th graduation ceremony (22 October 2020)
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GRADUATION!
OUR STUDENTS
AIM TO REACH FOR THE SKY
At King’s Own Institute we share the success of our graduates. A degree at KOI leads to many
rewarding careers. Our outstanding alumni are proof that hard work, passion and the KOI learning
experience can lead to success in many diverse fields.King’s Own Institute King’s Own Institute
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LIFE IN Sydney CBD reflects Sydney’s continuous dominance in the
Australian market as a preferred safe haven destination for
SYDNEY
international students and has consistently drawn over 50%
of all higher education students in Australia (Source AEI).
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Cost of Living
As of October 2019 the 12-month living costs are;
• For students or guardians - AUD$21,041
• For partners coming with you - AUD$7,362
Cosmopolitan city • For a child coming with you - AUD$3,152
Accommodation
• Hostels and Guesthouses - $90 to $150 per week
• Shared Rental - $95 to $215 per week
• Homestay - $235 to $325 per week
• Rental - $185 to $440 per week
Accessible public
• Boarding schools - $11,000 to $22,000 a year
transport
Other living expenses
SYDNEY
• Groceries and eating out - $140 to $280 per week
• Gas, electricity - $10 to $20 per week
• Phone and Internet - $15 to $30 per week
• Public transport - $30 to $60 per week
EXPENSES
• Car (after purchase) - $150 to $260 per week
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• Entertainment - $80 to $150 per week
Recreation and
sightseeing Education costs
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The list below gives you a broad indication of the range of course costs (yearly)
for different types of qualifications.
School - $7,800 to $30,000
English language studies - Around $300 per week depending on course length
Vocational Education and Training (Certificates I to IV, Diploma and Advanced
Diploma) - $4,000 to $22,000
Close proximity to jobs Undergraduate Bachelor Degree - $20,000 to $45,000
(International students can work up to 40
hours per fortnight during trimester)
Postgraduate Masters Degree - $22,000 to $50,000
Doctoral Degree - $18,000 to $42,000
Accommodation options
Iglu - Sydney
Phone: +61 2 8024 8630
Email: broadway@iglu.com.au, centralpark@iglu.com.au, redfern@iglu.com.au
www.iglu.com.au
Moderate Climate
Urbanest - Sydney
Phone: +61 2 8091 9959, 1800 260 801
Email: quaystreet@urbanest.com.au
www.urbanest.com.au
The Link2 Team - Sydney
Phone: +61 432 600 331
Accommodation Email: team@link2.com.au
options www.link2.com.au
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Learn to swim with
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SWIM BETWEEN
THE FLAGS
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1.Kangaroo - Kangaroos are indigenous to Australia and New Guinea.
2. Koala - The koala or, inaccurately, koala bear (Phascolarctos cinereus) is an arboreal herbivorous marsupial native
WORKING TOWARDS:
to Australia. Things you should know about
AUSTRALIA
3. Uluru - Uluru, or Ayers Rock, is a massive sandstone monolith in the heart of the Northern Territory’s arid “Red
Centre”.
• Basic fundamentals of learn to swim up to a 10 – 15m distance. 4. Twelve Apostles - The Twelve Apostles is a collection of limestone stacks off the shore of Port Campbell National
• Propulsion and movement through the water. Park, by the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia.
• Water awareness 5. Great Barrier Reef - The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system composed of over 2,900
individual reefs and 900 islands stretching for over 2,300 kilometres over an area of approximately 344,400 square
• Floating and buoyancy Seán O’Hanlon
kilometres. The reef is located in the Coral Sea, off the coast of Queensland, Australia
• Use of a lifejacket Manager, Student Experience
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STUDENT
LIFE
Student Lounge Overseas Student Health
Cover (OSHC)
Our student lounges are more than somewhere
to stop and have lunch. They are places to
Australian Government law requires
meet fellow students, relax, mingle and foster
international students and their dependents
friendships. The environment is comfortable,
undertaking formal studies in Australia to
practical and inviting. Students can bring their
purchase and maintain OSHC before a visa
own lunches with re-heating facilities available
is granted. Membership of a health insurance
and vending machines for pick-me-up snacks
scheme in your home country does not
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and drinks to keep up energy levels.
exempt you from having to take out OSHC.
KOI’s recommended provider is AHM and we
can arrange the cover on your behalf when you
2021
pay your premium at the time you pay your
Technology tuition fees.
The Institute’s computer facilities include the
WE CARE AT KOI
latest technology and software, with sufficient
terminals to cater for student needs. WiFi is
provided throughout KOI so that students can Library & Information Services
access the internet from anywhere in the
Institute with their laptops and hand held King’s Own Institute has specially designed
devices. Every trimester, each student is given and resourced libraries including a quiet room
an unlimited free data allowance for internet and specialist library staff for this essential
usage. part of your study. The library is located at the
Level 1, Kent Street and Level 2, O’Connell
Street locations. Our library is stocked with
reference materials relevant to the courses
offered in our institute and includes textbooks, KOI believes that “social learning is as important as academic learning” to an international
Modern Facilities reference books and journals. At KOI, we do our
student. Students are encouraged to engage in social learning through casual jobs, visits to
best to resource students for their best
King’s Own Institute’s premises are centrally performance. theatres, museums and arts centres, active participation in ethnic group activities and associa-
located and have been designed with the needs tions and emphasis on a healthy balance between study life and social life and to enjoy their life
of today’s students in mind. The environment
fully in Australia.
is not only comfortable but most importantly it
is conducive to study and highly functional for
KOI adheres to a strong service culture of “we care, we help and we support students to
the busy student.
succeed”. KOI’s service to students is comprehensive, ranging from academic tutoring to English
language assistance, from peers as well as teachers.37 King’s Own Institute 38 King’s Own Institute
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS MINIMUM ENGLISH ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
COURSE DIRECT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS REQUIREMENT DIPLOMA & UNDERGRADUATE POSTGRADUATE TESOL
MINIMUM ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
IELTS* Minimum overall score of 6.0 Minimum overall of score 6.5 Minimum overall score of 7.0
Diploma of Accounting Higher School Certificate or equivalent with 55% (Academic only) with no band less than 5.5 with no band less than 6.0 with no band less than 6.5
Diploma of Management minimum (comparable to an ATAR of 55) or overseas
Bachelor of Business (Management and equivalent
Finance)
TOEFL* Listening – 11 Listening – 19 Listening – 23
(Internet Based Test) Speaking – 17 Speaking – 19 Speaking – 22
Bachelor of Business (Accounting) Current minimum Academic Entry Requirements ap- Reading – 12 Reading – 18 Reading – 23
plied for Trimester 3 2020 (November 2020 intake) and Writing – 20 Writing – 23 Writing – 26
Trimester 1 2021 (March 2021 intake): Higher School Overall – 60 Overall – 80 Overall – 94
Certificate or equivalent with 55% minimum
(comparable to an ATAR of 55) or overseas equivalent. PTE* Minimum overall score of 50 Minimum overall score of 58 Minimum overall score of 65
with no band less than 42 with no band less than 50 with no band less than 58
From Trimester 2 2021(July 2021 intake), minimum
Academic Entry Requirements will be Higher School
Certificate or equivalent with 60% minimum (compara- CAE Minimum overall score Minimum overall score of 176 Minimum overall score of 185
ble to an ATAR of 60) or overseas equivalent. of 169 with no band less with no band less than 169 with no band less than 176
than 162
Bachelor of Information Higher School Certificate or equivalent with 70% HKCEE Minimum C in Syllabus B Minimum B in Syllabus B Minimum B in Syllabus B
Technology minimum (comparable to an ATAR of 70) or overseas
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equivalent. HKALE Minimum D use of English Minimum C use of English in Minimum B use of English in
in AS-Level AS-Level AS-Level
Graduate Certificate in Business Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level 7) C grade or better in GCE B grade or better in GCE N/A [*]
2021
GCE
Graduate Diploma of Business or overseas equivalent. (Ordinary Level) O-Level English O-Level English
Master of Professional Accounting
GCE D grade or better in GCE C grade or better in GCE N/A [*]
(Advanced Level) A-Level English A-Level English
Master of Accounting Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level 7)
or overseas equivalent plus students MUST have complet- NSW HSC 50% English or English N/A [*] N/A [*]
ed the equivalent of ACC700 Principles of Accounting (this (Undergraduate only) Literature
will satisfy the required pre-requisite ACC700 existing for 55% English as a Second
some subjects), BUS702 Business Law (Australian) and Language
BUS700 Economics in an approved accounting AQF Level
7 or above OTHER: Successful completion of Successful completion of Successful completion of
Australian Certificate IV or higher for recognised bachelor’s degree recognised bachelor’s degree or
qualifications a duration of 12 months or or higher (AQF Level 7 or higher (AQF Level 7 or Higher)
Graduate Certificate in TESOL Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level 7) over(AQF Level 4 or Higher) higher)
Graduate Diploma in TESOL or overseas equivalent.
Master of Arts (TESOL) • Students needs to meet one of the above criteria
* Results for IELTS (International English Language Testing If you are advised to take these studies, KOI will provide you
Master of IT Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level 7) or System), TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), PTE with a list of our ELICOS Partners which can also be accessed
overseas equivalent in a cognate discipline with at (Pearson Test of English), and CAE (Cambridge Assessment English) through www.koi.edu.au.
least 55% average in their undergraduate degree OR a are valid for two years.
Graduate Certificate of IT OR a Graduate Diploma of IT Please note that KOI does not arrange ELICOS or EAP studies
AQF level 8. [*] A NSW HSC ATAR or other secondary or tertiary qualifications on behalf of students or agencies. These studies must be
will not meet the English entry requirements for KOI’s TESOL arranged independently.
Graduate Diploma of IT Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level 7) or programs. Please contact KOI Marketing (marketing@koi.edu.au)
for more information. Students can obtain a comprehensive list of minimum
overseas equivalent in a cognate discipline with at least English language requirements by contacting KOI
55% average in their undergraduate degree OR a Grad- If you do not have the minimum English level Admissions (admissions@koi.edu.au). Some students will
uate Certificate of IT AQF level 8. need to achieve a required level in Academic IELTS before
You will need to contact marketing@koi.edu.au for advice on what
being issued with a student visa by the Australian
you can do to meet KOI’s English entry requirements. Usually you
Graduate Certificate of IT Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level 7) or government. International Students who do not satisfy the
will be advised to undertake an English Language Intensive Course
overseas equivalent in a cognate discipline with at least English language requirements need to undertake an ELICOS
for Overseas Students (ELICOS) and/or English for Academic
55% average in their undergraduate degree. course.
Purposes (EAP) studies with one of our Direct Entry Partners.
Please be aware that all overseas qualifications must be deemed to be the equivalent of the necessary Australian qualifications managed by the Department of Education’s qualifications recognition policy which was
formerly undertaken by the National Office for Overseas Skills Recognition (NOOSR), for more details https://internationaleducation.gov.au/services-and-resources/pages/qualifications-recognition.aspx
GCE A-Levels with a minimum of 3 subjects (one subject in C and two subjects in D) or equivalent combination with AS (Advanced Subsidiary) level subjects. Age requirement: KOI does not enrol students under 18 years of age.39 King’s Own Institute 40 King’s Own Institute
HOW TO APPLY Domestic Applicants
1. APPLY
1. Go to the apply now button on the website (www.koi.edu.au) and follow the prompts
2. Upload your scanned documents
3. For assistance please contact: marketing@koi.edu.au
If your application satisfies English proficiency and academics entry requirements including
Entry Requirement
Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) you will receive a Letter of Offer.
The Letter of Offer will outline
Academic Requirements
• the applicant’s identification details Diploma and Undergraduate
• the nominated course, non-award subject or cross-institutional study details
Applicants with Recent Secondary Education (within the past two years)
• dates for orientation, course start and finish
• normal course duration Australian Year 12 Students
• indicative fees and charges, due dates for payment and the refund policy
• specified course credit (refer to the KOI Credit Transfer Policy for more details) KOI will admit students in Diploma of Accounting and Diploma of Management who have an NSW Higher School Certificate or equivalent
• any other relevant details or conditions showing satisfactory completion of Year 12 at a standard equivalent to ATAR 55.00 or above.
If your application is unsuccessful KOI will advise you by e-mail KOI will admit students in Bachelor of Business (Accounting) and Bachelor of Business (Management and Finance) who have an NSW High-
er School Certificate or equivalent showing satisfactory completion of Year 12 at a standard equivalent to ATAR 55.00 or above.
[From Trimester 2 2021 (July 2021 intake), minimum Academic Entry Requirements for Bachelor of Business (Accounting) will be an NSW
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Higher School Certificate or equivalent showing satisfactory completion of Year 12 at a standard equivalent to ATAR 60.00 or above.]
To accept your place at King’s Own Institute (KOI), please do the following
2. ACCEPT YOUR
a. Sign the “Acceptance of Offer” form. KOI will admit students in Bachelor of Information Technology who have an NSW Higher School Certificate or equivalent showing satisfac-
OFFER
2021
b. Make a tuition fees payment as indicated in your Letter of Offer. tory completion of Year 12 at a standard equivalent to ATAR 70.00 or above.
c. Any other required documents/information
d. Send/Submit the above documents to Admissions (admissions@koi.edu.au)
Applicants with Higher Education Study
Applicants who have successfully undertaken any higher education study, within the last 10 years since leaving school, may be eligible for
admission to a KOI course with credit transfers. For more information on this process, see Credit Transfer Policy.
https://koi.edu.au/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Credit-Transfer-Policy-28-Jul-2020.pdf?x87409
Upon receipt of your Acceptance of Offer form, required tuition fees and other required
3. OBTAIN A documentation, KOI will issue an electronic “Confirmation of Enrolment” (CoE).
STUDENT VISA Applicants with Vocational Education and Training (VET) Study
Use this document to apply for a student visa as under the guidelines set by the Australian Applicants who have successfully undertaken any VET study within the last 10 years since leaving school may be eligible for admission to a
Department of Home Affairs. www.homeaffairs.gov.au
KOI course with credit transfers. For more information on this process, see Credit Transfer Policy.
Note: Step 3 applies for international students only. KOI has approved articulation agreement in place for certain VET courses which specify the number of credits you may be entitled to,
see VET Articulation Pathway Agreement. https://koi.edu.au/wp/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Credit-Transfer-Policy-28-Jul-2020.pd-
f?x87409
Postgraduate
KOI will admit students in Postgraduate Studies who have an Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level 7) or overseas equivalent
(satisfactory achievement in all subjects).
English Language Proficiency
Successful completion of NSW Higher School Certificate or equivalent showing satisfactory completion of Year 12 at a standard equivalent
to ATAR 55.00 or above. Students from non-native English-speaking countries require evidence of IELTS score as shown below or any other
English proficiency test (See more details about these criteria by viewing our Minimum English requirements for each program of study).
English requirement Undergraduate Postgraduate TESOL
IELTS Minimum overall score Minimum overall of Minimum overall score
(ACADEMIC only; of 6.0 with no band less score 6.5 with no band of 7.0 with no band less
GENERAL not accepted) than 5.5 less than 6.0 than 6.541 King’s Own Institute 42 King’s Own Institute
KOI
COURSES
Accounting
Diploma of Accounting 43
Bachelor of Business (Accounting) 44
Master of Accounting 45
Master of Professional Accounting 46
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Business, Management & Finance
Diploma of Management 47
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Bachelor of Business (Management & Finance) 48
Graduate Certificate in Business 49
Graduate Diploma of Business 50
Information Technology
Bachelor of Information Technology 51
Graduate Certificate of Information Technology 52
Graduate Diploma of Information Technology 53
Master of Information Technology 54
TESOL
Graduate Certificate of TESOL 55
Graduate Diploma of TESOL 56
Master of Arts (TESOL) 5743 King’s Own Institute 44 King’s Own Institute
DIPLOMA OF ACCOUNTING BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
(ACCOUNTING)
CRICOS DURATION TUITION FEE (2021) TOTAL FEE (2021) FEE-HELP CRICOS DURATION TUITION FEE (2021) TOTAL FEE (2021) FEE-HELP
070368K 1 year $7,250/per trimester $14,500 Available 070366A 3 years $7,250/per trimester $43,500 Available
Enrolment fee $250 is applicable at the time of initial application which is non-refundable Enrolment fee $250 is applicable at the time of initial application which is non-refundable
START DATES & INTAKE FAST TRACK OPTION
START DATES & INTAKE FAST TRACK OPTION
Trimester 1 : 08 March 2021 Available
Trimester 1 : 08 March 2021 Available
Trimester 2 : 05 July 2021 Trimester 2 : 05 July 2021
STUDY REQUIREMENT Trimester 3 : 01 November 2021 STUDY REQUIREMENT
Trimester 3 : 01 November 2021
4 subjects (units) per trimester. Minimum of 8
4 subjects (units) per trimester. Minimum of 8
COURSE DURATION subjects per calendar year is required for full
COURSE DURATION subjects per calendar year is
time study.
required for full time study. 6 Trimesters (Standard duration 3 years)
2 Trimesters (Standard duration 1 year)
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT
Current minimum Academic Entry Require-
Higher School Certificate or equivalent with STUDY OPTIONS
STUDY OPTIONS 55% minimum (comparable to an ATAR of 55)
ments applied for Trimester 3 2020 (Novem-
Full time/ Part time on campus only ber 2020 intake) and Trimester 1 2021 (March
Full time/Part time on campus only or overseas equivalent
(NO online studies available) 2021 intake): Higher School Certificate or
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(NO online studies available) equivalent with 55% minimum (comparable to
ENGLISH REQUIREMENT an ATAR of 55) or overseas equivalent.
Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.0 overall CAMPUS
CAMPUS From Trimester 2 2021(July 2021 intake),
2021
with no individual band less than 5.5 Sydney minimum Academic Entry Requirements will
Sydney *TOEFL/ PTE/ CAE or Australian Qualification be Higher School Certificate or equivalent with
Certificate IV or above 60% minimum (comparable to an ATAR of 60)
ENGLISH REQUIREMENT
or overseas equivalent.
Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.0 overall
SUBJECT OUTLINE
with no individual band less than 5.5
*TOEFL/ PTE/ CAE or Australian Qualification
Certificate IV or above
• Professional Communication Skills • Introduction to Management
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
• Introduction to Accounting • Introduction to Financial Accounting
• Introduction to Economics
• Introduction to Marketing
• Introduction to Business Law
• Business Statistics
SUBJECT OUTLINE
• Professional Communication Skills • Management Accounting
Trimester 1
Trimester 4
• Introduction to Accounting • Accounting Information Systems
CAREER OPTIONS • Introduction to Marketing
• Introduction to Economics
• Law of Business Organisations
• Corporate Accounting and Reporting
Entry level employment in
• Introduction to Management • Tax Law
Trimester 2
Trimester 5
• Introduction to Financial Accounting • Contemporary Issues in Accounting
• Accounting
• Introduction to Business Law • Elective
• Financial Management.
• Business Statistics • Elective
• Introduction to Management Accounting • Auditing and Assurance Services
Trimester 3
Trimester 6
• Financial Accounting • Business Project (Last trimester only)
• Corporate Financial Management • Elective
• Organisational Behaviour • Elective
CAREER OPTIONS
• Accountant • Financial Advisor
• Business Analyst • Taxation Consultant
• Auditor45 King’s Own Institute 46 King’s Own Institute
MASTER OF ACCOUNTING* MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL
CRICOS DURATION TUITION FEE (2021) TOTAL FEE (2021) FEE-HELP
ACCOUNTING
076831K 1 Year $8,250/per trimester $24,750 Available
CRICOS DURATION TUITION FEE (2021) TOTAL FEE (2021) FEE-HELP
6 months
076835F 2 Years $8,250/per trimester $33,000 Available
Enrolment fee $250 is applicable at the time of initial application which is non-refundable
Enrolment fee $250 is applicable at the time of initial application which is non-refundable
START DATES & INTAKE FAST TRACK OPTION
Trimester 1 : 08 March 2021 Available START DATES & INTAKE FAST TRACK OPTION
Trimester 2 : 05 July 2021 Trimester 1 : 08 March 2021 Available
Trimester 3 : 01 November 2021 STUDY REQUIREMENT Trimester 2 : 05 July 2021
4 subjects (units) per trimester. Minimum of 8 Trimester 3 : 01 November 2021 STUDY REQUIREMENT
COURSE DURATION subjects per calendar year is 4 subjects (units) per trimester. Minimum of 8
required for full time study. subjects per calendar year is
3 Trimesters (Standard duration COURSE DURATION
1 Year 6 months) ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT required for full time study.
4 Trimesters (Standard duration 2 Years)
Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Level ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT
STUDY OPTIONS 7) or overseas equivalent. plus Students MUST
have completed the equivalent of ACC700 Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF
Full time/ Part time on campus only STUDY OPTIONS Level 7)or overseas equivalent.
Principles of Accounting (this will satisfy the
(NO online studies available)
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required pre-requisite ACC700 existing for some Full time/ Part time on campus only
subjects), BUS702 Business Law (Australian) and (NO online studies available)
BUS700 Economics in an approved accounting
CAMPUS AQF Level 7 or above
ENGLISH REQUIREMENT
2021
Sydney CAMPUS Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.5 overall
ENGLISH REQUIREMENT with no individual band less than 6.0
Sydney *TOEFL/ PTE/ CAE or Australian Qualification 3
Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.5 overall
year Bachelor degree or above
with no individual band less than 6.0
*TOEFL/ PTE/ CAE or Australian Qualification 3
year Bachelor degree or above
SUBJECT OUTLINE
• Communication in Business • Managerial Accounting
SUBJECT OUTLINE
Trimester 1
Trimester 3
• Principles of Accounting • Accounting Information Systems
• Economics • Corporate Accounting and Reporting
• Communication in Business • Business Law • Applied Business Research
• Managerial Accounting
Trimester 1
• Financial Accounting
Trimester 2
• Financial Management • Companies and Securities Law • Financial Accounting • Accounting Theory and Issues
Trimester 2
Trimester 4
• Statistics and Data Analysis • Corporate Accounting and Reporting • Financial Management • Taxation Law
• Accounting Information Systems • Companies and Securities Law • Research Project
• Statistics and Data Analysis • Auditing and Assurance
• Accounting Theory and Issues
Trimester 3
• Auditing and Assurance
• Taxation Law
• Applied Business Research
CAREER OPTIONS
• Management Accountant • Finance Manager
CAREER OPTIONS • Tax Accountant
• Auditor
• Financial Dealer
• Financial Institution Branch Manager
• Management Accountant • Finance Manager • Corporate Treasurer • Financial Investment Adviser
• Tax Accountant • Financial Dealer
• Auditor • Financial Institution Branch Manager
• Corporate Treasurer • Financial Investment Adviser
* Students enrolling into this course must have completed the equivalent of KOI subjects: Principles of
Accounting, Economics and Business Law. Only students who have completed an approved AQF Level 7 or above
degree may enrol in the Master of Accounting course.47 King’s Own Institute 48 King’s Own Institute
DIPLOMA OF MANAGEMENT BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
CRICOS DURATION TUITION FEE (2021) TOTAL FEE (2021) FEE-HELP
(MANAGEMENT & FINANCE)
070369J 1 year $7,250/per trimester $14,500 Available
CRICOS DURATION TUITION FEE (2021) TOTAL FEE (2021) FEE-HELP
Enrolment fee $250 is applicable at the time of initial application which is non-refundable
070367M 3 years $7,250/per trimester $43,500 Available
Enrolment fee $250 is applicable at the time of initial application which is non-refundable
START DATES & INTAKE FAST TRACK OPTION
Trimester 1 : 08 March 2021 Available START DATES & INTAKE FAST TRACK OPTION
Trimester 2 : 05 July 2021
Trimester 3 : 01 November 2021 STUDY REQUIREMENT Trimester 1 : 08 March 2021 Available
Trimester 2 : 05 July 2021
4 subjects (units) per trimester. Minimum of 8
Trimester 3 : 01 November 2021 STUDY REQUIREMENT
COURSE DURATION subjects per calendar year is
required for full time study. 4 subjects (units) per trimester. Minimum of 8
2 Trimesters (Standard duration 1 year)
COURSE DURATION subjects per calendar year is
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT required for full time study.
6 Trimesters (Standard duration 3 years)
Higher School Certificate or equivalent with
STUDY OPTIONS 55% minimum (comparable to an ATAR of 55) ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT
Full time/Part time on campus only or overseas equivalent Higher School Certificate or equivalent with
(NO online studies available) STUDY OPTIONS 55% minimum (comparable to an ATAR of 55)
Full time/Part time on campus only or overseas equivalent
ENGLISH REQUIREMENT
(NO online studies available)
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CAMPUS Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.0 overall
with no individual band less than 5.5 ENGLISH REQUIREMENT
Sydney *TOEFL/ PTE/ CAE or Australian Qualification Academic IELTS (or equivalent*)6.0 overall
CAMPUS
2021
Certificate IV or above with no individual band less than 5.5
Sydney *TOEFL/ PTE/ CAE or Australian Qualification
Certificate IV or above
SUBJECT OUTLINE
• Professional Communication Skills • Organisational Behaviour
SUBJECT OUTLINE
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
• Introduction to Economics • Introduction to Accounting
• Introduction to Marketing • Professional Communication Skills • Banking and Finance
• Introduction to Business Law
Trimester 1
Trimester 4
• Introduction to Management • Introduction to Economics • Business Ethics and Sustainability
• Business Statistics
• Introduction to Marketing • Elective
• Introduction to Management • Elective
CAREER OPTIONS • Organisational Behaviour • Investment Management
Trimester 2
Trimester 5
• Introduction to Accounting • Entrepreneurship
• Introduction to Business Law • Management Elective
Entry level employment in • Business Statistics • Elective
• Management of small and large businesses, • Logistics Management • Business Project (Last trimester only)
Trimester 3
Trimester 6
• Government and Not-for-Profit organisations • Corporate Financial Management • Strategic Management (Last trimester only)
• Introduction to Management Accounting • Elective
• Elective • Elective
CAREER OPTIONS
• Sales/Marketing Manager
• Business Consultants
• Real Estate Manager
• Banker49 King’s Own Institute 50 King’s Own Institute
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE GRADUATE DIPLOMA
IN BUSINESS OF BUSINESS
CRICOS DURATION TUITION FEE (2021) TOTAL FEE (2021) FEE-HELP CRICOS DURATION TUITION FEE (2021) TOTAL FEE (2021) FEE-HELP
076833G 6 months $8,250/per trimester $8,250 Available 087650B 1 Year $8,250/per trimester $16,500 Available
Enrolment fee $250 is applicable at the time of initial application which is non-refundable
Enrolment fee $250 is applicable at the time of initial application which is non-refundable
START DATES & INTAKE FAST TRACK OPTION
START DATES & INTAKE FAST TRACK OPTION
Trimester 1 : 08 March 2021 Not available
Trimester 1 : 08 March 2021 Available
Trimester 2 : 05 July 2021
Trimester 3 : 01 November 2021 STUDY REQUIREMENT Trimester 2 : 05 July 2021
Trimester 3 : 01 November 2021 STUDY REQUIREMENT
4 subjects (units) per trimester. 4 subjects (units) per trimester. Minimum of 8
COURSE DURATION COURSE DURATION subjects per calendar year is
1 Trimester (Standard duration 6 months) required for full time study.
2 Trimester (Standard duration 1 Year)
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT
Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF Australian Bachelor degree (3 years) (AQF
STUDY OPTIONS Level 7)or overseas equivalent. STUDY OPTIONS Level 7)or overseas equivalent.
Full time/Part time on campus only Full time/Part time on campus only
(NO online studies available) (NO online studies available)
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ENGLISH REQUIREMENT ENGLISH REQUIREMENT
CAMPUS Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.5 overall Academic IELTS (or equivalent*) 6.5 overall
with no individual band less than 6.0 CAMPUS
with no individual band less than 6.0
Sydney
2021
*TOEFL/ PTE/ CAE or Australian Qualification 3 Sydney *TOEFL/ PTE/ CAE or Australian Qualification 3
year Bachelor degree or above year Bachelor degree or above
SUBJECT OUTLINE SUBJECT OUTLINE
• Principles of Accounting
Trimester 1
• Core 1 • Principles of Accounting • Financial Accounting
Trimester 1
Trimester 2
• Core 2 • Economics • Financial Management
• Core 3 • Business Law • Elective
• Communication in Business • Elective
Instructions:
1. Students are to select 3 subjects from the approved postgraduate core subjects listed below. Approved Elective Subjects (select 2)
Graduate Certificate in Business approved core subjects: • Statistics and Data Analysis
BUS700 Economics • Accounting Information Systems
BUS702 Business Law • Companies and Security Law
BUS708 Statistics and Data Analysis
BUS709 Communication in Business.
CAREER OPTIONS
CAREER OPTIONS • Analyst
• Business Administration Manager
Entry level roles in
• Contract, Program and Project Administrator
• Corporate Services Manager
• Business
• Management Consultant
• Finance
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