Don't wait another six months...
Whether you're thinking about studying for the first time, changing courses or changing universities, or moving into postgraduate study, apply now for a mid-year start at Swinburne.
Mid-Year Expo – Wednesday 6 June, 4.30 – 7.30pm
We're offering you the opportunity to get information from leading academics and lecturers about our course structures, entry requirements, course content and career outcomes. Our course advisors will also be on hand to answer any enrolment questions, or to help you apply.
Courses available for mid-year:
* Note: Courses may start on or after the intake starting date, please check starting dates before commencement
What you need to know about:
Applying for mid-year
Apply directly to Swinburne for mid-year commencement by either:
Downloading a direct application form, fill it in and send it back to us, or completing our online application form and apply with no paperwork.
Fees
Postgraduate qualifications
Most postgraduate courses at Swinburne are full-fee paying, however there may be a small number of courses with Commonwealth supported places available.
You can loan the money required to pay part or all of your tuition fees through FEE-HELP, a component of the Federal Government's Higher Education Loan Programme (HELP) to assist full-fee paying students.
University degrees
Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) require a contribution amount to Swinburne.
The contribution amount will depend on the course you're enrolling in.
Pay your fees up front (and receive a discount) or defer your payment via HECS-HELP.
TAFE courses
The Victorian Government offers subsidised places for students who meet the eligibility criteria.
Tuition and amenities fees depend on the course and eligibility for government-subsidised fees.
Some courses have materials and ancillary fees to cover the costs of materials you'll use.
VET FEE-Help is a loan scheme available to those students who pay full fees.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and credit transfer
On-the-job experience, informal training or previous study may count towards Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and/or credit transfer when you apply for mid-year commencement in 2012.
Apply for:
- Paid work
- Volunteer work
- Formal study not completed (e.g. changing course or education provider)
RPL and credit exemptions can save time and money. Complete your course in less time and advance to a higher qualification if you wish.
Flexible study options
We offer various study options to fit in with your work and life commitments.
Depending on your chosen course, options can include:
- online and block mode
- distance education
- blended learning (combination of on- and off-campus study)
- workplace delivery
- full-time
- part-time
- evening and weekend classes
