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2017INTERNATIONAL

STUDENT GUIDE SYDNEY CAMPUS

WHY CHOOSE LA�TROBE? It is very convenient - located right in the heart of Sydney. I’ve met so many different people from all over the world, so many different cultures. This has given me a different perspective on life. As for the lecturers, they are very helpful and surprisingly friendly. They use real life examples when teaching to help you understand concepts easier.

If you are planning to come and study in Australia, I would say just do it! It’s been a real life-changing experience for me and will be for you, too. La�Trobe University Sydney Campus provides a great environment for studying.

Tan Yi Rin from MalaysiaBachelor of Business

La�Trobe University Sydney Campus International Student Guide 2017

CONTENTSWhy study at La�Trobe University? / 2

Courses are just the beginning... / 4

Choose Sydney / 6

Undergraduate courses / 7

Postgraduate courses / 12

Course fees and living expenses / 14

Scholarships / 15

Accommodation / 16

Academic entry requirements / 17

English language requirements / 19

How to apply / 20

Our campus network / 21

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Courses at a glanceFoundation Studies Program

Bachelor of Accounting

Diploma of Business

Bachelor of Business

Bachelor of International Business

Diploma of Information Technology

Bachelor of Information Technology

Master of Management (Project Management)

Master of Professional Accounting

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AMONG THE TOP 50 UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD

UNDER THE AGE OF 50 (QS Top 50 Under 50 - 2016/17)

DIVERSE COMMUNITYMORE THAN 36�000 STUDENTS AND

4�000 STAFF

GLOBAL OUTLOOK ACTIVE PARTNERSHIPS WITH

OVER 150 INSTITUTIONS IN MORE THAN 40 COUNTRIES

FOR ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE SUBJECTS

(QS World Ranking By Subject 2016)

200

FOR COMPUTER SCIENCES IN AUSTRALIA

(CWTS Leiden Ranking 2015)

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By choosing La�Trobe, you’re choosing to get real-world experience, gain a global perspective and study alongside people who are pushing the boundaries.

BE THE DIFFERENCEWhen you graduate with a La�Trobe degree, you’ll join more than 180�000 others who have gone on to transform lives, professions and communities. Among them are CEOs of some of our most prominent organisations, parliamentarians, human rights activists, medical researchers and Olympians.

They’re also nurses, teachers, journalists, engineers, artists and lawyers who make a difference to the world we live in. Their stories are remarkable and we’d like to share them with you.

Watch them at: latrobe.edu.au/be-the-difference

YOUR CAREER IS OUR JOB We’ve made Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Global Citizenship and Sustainability Thinking central to all of our undergraduate courses to make sure you graduate prepared for today’s workplace. We call these three vital areas of learning the La�Trobe Essentials.

Find out how our Essentials will prepare you for success: latrobe.edu.au/essentials

We also encourage you to participate in our internship program to compliment your studies. This will ensure you graduate with industry experience and a network of professional contacts.

CREATE KNOWLEDGE By studying with us, you’ll be part of a community that’s contributing to new knowledge. We are among the top ten research universities in Australia and 82 per cent of our research areas have been assessed to be at above, or well above world class (2015 Excellence in Research for Australia National Report).

Our researchers at the La�Trobe Institute for Molecular Science are looking for new ways to fight disease, while at AgriBio we’re tackling climate change, drought and other threats to Australia’s agriculture. At the La�Trobe Rural Health School, we’re improving health and wellbeing in rural and regional communities.

MAKE THE WORLD YOUR CAMPUS To solve global problems, you’ll need a global perspective, so we encourage you to take part in our overseas programs as part of your studies. You could study law in Shanghai, nanotechnology in Tokyo, archaeology in Mexico or urban planning

in Sri Lanka. Recently, we gave travel grants and scholarships to more than 850 La�Trobe students to study with partners like Michigan State University and the University of Essex.

Of course you don’t have to travel to be a global citizen – we also bring the world to you. More than 8�000 international students study with us, making our campuses some of the most diverse in Australia.

YOU MATTER From day one, you’ll have access to a support network of people who will help you get the most out of university. Our mentors and orientation buddies will help you develop your study skills, including advice on assignment and thesis writing. Our Student Counselling Service and resident psychologist offer individual and small group counselling to support you when you need it, and our Internship Office runs workshops and events to help you start your career.

We’ll help you make a smooth transition to university life, support you throughout your studies, prepare you for work, and help you find the job you want.

Find out more: latrobe.edu.au/students

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NUMBER OF STUDENTSSTUDYING AT THE SYDNEY

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754 INTERN STUDENTS FOUND A JOB WITHIN SIX

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There’s a lot more to La�Trobe than classes. Here are just a few examples of what you can do.

STUDY ABOARD Travel and get credit towards your La�Trobe degree with a semester or year at an overseas university. You will only pay your normal tuition fees to La�Trobe, and there are a range of scholarships and grants to support you. Student exchange is open to domestic and international students.

We have more than 150 partner universities in over 40 countries offering a wide range of programs and nearly all offer courses in English.

Find out more: latrobe.edu.au/students/exchange

JOIN THE STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL Have your say on how to improve the Sydney Campus and add to your resume at the same time by being a member of the Student Representative Council. The group consists of volunteer students who act as a consultation point between Sydney Campus students and staff to explore possible ways of enhancing the student experience.

You will develop leadership skills and expand your La�Trobe community network while making the Sydney Campus a better place to study.

ORIENTATION Orientation is the official start to your university life. Experience your La�Trobe community first-hand, meet new friends in your course, explore your campus and learn everything you need to hit the ground running!

ORIENTATION BUDDY PROGRAM Orientation Buddies are second, third and fourth-year students who help new students settle into university life. On your first day of Orientation you’ll meet your allocated Buddy, who will take you on a campus tour, help you find your way around, answer questions, and help you get to know other students in your course.

GET JOB READYTake advantage of an internship in a corporate environment, with a focus on developing skills relevant to your chosen career. By participating in an internship related to your studies, specialisation or area of interest you can get job ready and begin to populate your resume with relevant work experience.

The internship usually lasts 12 weeks and enables you to transfer knowledge and theories from your university course into the workplace. The program will also increase your chance of full-time employment within your chosen career through your growing professional network and the references you gather.

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3 FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND THE

NATURAL ENVIRONMENT (PriceWaterhouseCooper’s 2016 Cities

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#1SAFEST CITY IN THE WORLD (PriceWaterhouseCooper’s 2016 Cities

of Opportunity)

An important hub within the Asia Pacific region, Sydney constantly ranks as one of the best cities in the world to both live and study, offering a strong economy and job prospects. Sydney is rich in natural beauty, with world-famous beaches, national parks, botanic gardens, and international icons such as the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. La�Trobe University Sydney Campus is located in the city’s vibrant central business district overlooking the stunning Hyde Park and close to major tourist attractions, shopping centres, café districts and transport.

FOR RETURN ON INVESTMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

(The Bank of Communications Sea Turtle Index)

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UNDERGRADUATE COURSESFOUNDATION STUDIES PROGRAM

Campus

Duration

8 months

Sydney

http://www.latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/areas-of-study/foundation-studies-programThis is your pathway to a diploma or bachelor program at La�Trobe University Sydney Campus. The Foundation Studies Program is a university preparatory course for international students which focuses on building the language and study skills required to succeed at university.

Taught by a team of highly qualified teachers with specialist expertise in helping international students adapt to tertiary studies in Australia, you will learn academic fundamentals while building your confidence in a caring and supportive environment.

Students who pass all required subjects are guaranteed entry into either:

• Diploma of Business

• Diploma of Information Technology

Students who pass all Level 2 subjects and achieve an overall grade of 65 per cent - with an overall grade of at least 60 per cent in Academic Study Skills 2 - will be eligible for direct entry into the following degrees:

• Bachelor of Accounting

• Bachelor of Business (all majors)

• Bachelor of International Business

• Bachelor of Information Technology

SAMPLE COURSE STRUCTURE

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Semester 1 Semester 2

Academic Communication Academic Communication

Accounting Accounting

Economics Economics

Essential Maths Essential Maths

CRICOS Course Code: 085026J

Please note: La�Trobe University Sydney Campus offers diplomas and foundation studies, which provide an alternative entry point to corresponding degree programs. The diplomas and Foundation Studies Program are delivered on behalf of Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd, a Higher Education provider, CRICOS 03312D.


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I heard that this campus had a friendly environment and friendly staff. It’s true – best staff ever! My foundation program lecturers were very supportive and easy to ask for help with exams and assessments. My diploma is ‘uni life’ so the teaching is different but you still get all the help you need. My English has also improved and I’m able to communicate better with other students. Eventually, I want to study a master’s program at La�Trobe!

Ngoc from VietnamFoundation Studies > Diploma of Business

BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING

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3 years full-time

Sydney

latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/areas-of-study/bachelor-of-accounting

This course will provide you with a professional accounting qualification. It is designed to equip you with competence and expertise in areas such as financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, finance, business law, taxation, business communication and information systems.

The Bachelor of Accounting is accredited by CPA Australia, and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ). Professional registration may require an application to the professional body and may have additional or ongoing requirements beyond the completion of the degree. Please contact the relevant professional body for details..


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Semester 1 Semester 2Accounting and Finance for Business Business Analytics

Business Foundations Accounting and Information Systems

Accounting for Management Decisions Introduction to Business Law

Business Economics First year elective subject

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Fundamentals of Finance Sustainability

Cost Accounting and Decisions Making Second year elective subject

Law of Business Association Second year elective subject

Corporate Reporting Second year elective subject

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Semester 1 Semester 2Management Accounting and Control Taxation

Advanced Financial Accounting Third year elective subject

Auditing Third year elective subject

Entrepreneurship Third year elective subject

You must complete two not-for-credit modules at the beginning of first year: Academic Integrity Module and Wominjeka La�Trobe: Indigenous Cultural Literacy for Higher Education. For subject information, enter the subject titles above into our database at: latrobe.edu.au/students/subjects

CRICOS Course Code: 066343J

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Don from Sri LankaBachelor of Business (Accounting)

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I liked the look of La�Trobe University because it was an established university with a large student population. Then my cousins recommended La�Trobe University Sydney Campus, so I decided to study in Sydney. There are really good lecturers here and because of the small number of students in the class, there’s always the opportunity to get help with assessments or anything you have trouble with.

DIPLOMA OF BUSINESSCampus

Duration

8 months

Sydney

latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/areas-of-study/diploma-of-business

This is an introduction to the world of business, as well as a pathway for students who may not meet the direct entry requirements for the La�Trobe University Bachelor of Accounting, Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of International Business.

You will develop important study skills as well as an understanding of accounting, economics, management, marketing and business analytics. Students who complete the Diploma of Business within three trimesters and achieve a minimum 50% WAM (weighted average mark) are guaranteed entry into the second year of the Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of International Business.

Students who complete the Diploma of Business within three trimesters and achieve a minimum 60% WAM are also eligible to progress to the second year of the Bachelor of Accounting.


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Business Foundations Accounting for Management Decisions

Accounting and Finance for Business Foundations of Management

Business Economics Fundamentals of Finance or Business Writing

Business AnalyticsMarketing: Defined, Planned and Delivered or Introduction to International Business

You must complete the Academic Integrity not-for-credit module at the beginning of your course.

CRICOS Course Code: 076108D


BACHELOR OF BUSINESS

Duration

3 years full-time or 2 years fast-tracked

Sydney

latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/areas-of-study/bachelor-of-business-majors

Study the big issues affecting all businesses globally, such as globalisation, trade barriers, sustainability and the environment. Our Bachelor of Business will give you a well-rounded grasp of business, a wide choice of majors and an exciting range of job opportunities in the field of your choice.

Your first year gives you an overview of business practices and prepares you to take on higher-level problem solving in second and third year. Your subjects will introduce you to accounting, finance, management, marketing and economics – all key to understanding business environments. Having sampled a range of subjects in first semester, you can then choose one or two majors to specialise in throughout the remainder of your course. A double major option is available at no additional cost, and with no extra study time required.

Majors offered: accounting, financial management, human resource management, management and marketing.


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Business Foundations Business Analytics

Accounting and Finance for Business Business Economics

First year elective subject Elective subject (from your chosen major)

First year elective subject First year elective subject

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Second year elective subject (from your chosen major)

Second year elective subject (from your chosen major)

Second year elective subject (from your chosen major) Second year elective subject

Second year elective subject Second year elective subject


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Semester 1 Semester 2Third year elective subject (from your chosen major)

Third year elective subject (from your chosen major)



Third year elective subject Third year elective subject



CRICOS Course Codes: 3 years Standard-track - 083528C; 2 years Fast-track - 083527D

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BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Campus

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Sydney

latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/areas-of-study/bachelor-of-international-business

This program is designed to give you a competitive edge in a global business environment. It combines core business skills with an understanding of international business operations, providing you with the knowledge to succeed in your future global career.


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Business Foundations Business Analytics

Accounting and Finance for Business Business Economics

Foundations of Management Fundamentals of Finance


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Human Resource Management International Management




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Strategic Management International Marketing

Third year elective subject International Financial Management

Third year elective subject International Human Resource Management



CRICOS Course Codes: 3 years Standard-track - 083535D; 2 years Fast-track - 083534E

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DIPLOMA OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYCampus

Duration

8 months

Sydney

latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/areas-of-study/diploma-of-information-technology

Study in one of Australia’s fastest growing industries and begin to explore some of the big issues in IT, including hacking, privacy and security. The Diploma of Information Technology provides a broad introduction to computing, after which you’ll have the opportunity to specialise.

Specialist areas may include infrastructure technology, planning and management of technology lifecycles, development of applications, systems, web multimedia resources, installation and administration of networks and information security.


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Semester 1 Semester 2Fundamentals of Information Technology

Network Engineering Fundamentals

Data-based Critical Thinking Information Systems

Programming Environment First year elective subject


You must complete the Academic Integrity not-for-credit module at the beginning of your course.

CRICOS Course Code: 076109C


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BACHELOR OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Campus

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Sydney

latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/areas-of-study/bachelor-of-information-technology

This degree has a strong focus on industry projects, giving you the chance to develop a medium-sized software program in your final year. Your subjects will cover social and ethical issues such as computer hacking, software piracy and security breaches along with IT fundamentals.

You’ll also gain skills in project management, project estimation, documentation and report evaluation through the theoretical side of the core subjects.


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Information Technology Fundamentals Information Systems

Programming Environment Network Engineering Fundamentals

Data-Based Critical Thinking First year elective subject


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Semester 1 Semester 2Object Orientated Programming Fundamentals

Intermediate Object Orientated Programming

Database Fundamentals Information System Design

Discrete Mathematics Professional Environment


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Semester 1 Semester 2Industry Project 3A Industry Project 3B





CRICOS Course Code: 049940G

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I liked that I would be able to complete a diploma and go directly into year two of the Bachelor of IT. I’m now so confident with my IT skills, programming and web development. This is a good environment to fit in and make friends – most of my friends I made here at the Sydney campus.

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POSTGRADUATE COURSESMASTER OF MANAGEMENT (PROJECT MANAGEMENT)

Campus

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2 years full-time (fast-track available)

Sydney

latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/areas-of-study/master-of-management

The Master of Management (Project Management) has been developed for those seeking to develop a career in the dynamic area of project management. Commencing with four foundation subjects in business fundamentals, you will be provided with a solid grounding in the knowledge and skills required within the broad management discipline through the study of core management subjects.

The course provides an opportunity of applying general management knowledge through the study of a four-subject specialisation in project management. You will then have the opportunity to select from a number of general electives based upon your interests and expertise.


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Principles of Economics Management Practice and Theory

Sustainable Management and Marketing Project Management

Introduction to Accounting and Finance Organisational Behaviour

Statistics for Business and Finance Marketing Management

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Procurement and Supply Chain Management Strategic Management (Capstone)

Human Resource Management in Global Economy Second year elective subject

Project Leadership Second year elective subject

International Project Management Second year elective subject

You must complete the Academic Integrity not-for-credit module at the beginning of first year.

CRICOS Course Code: 085006B

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING

Campus

Duration

2 years full-time (fast-track available)

Sydney

latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/areas-of-study/master-of-professional-accounting

The Master of Professional Accounting provides a pathway for graduates who wish to gain an Australian professional accounting qualification.

The Master of Professional Accounting is accredited by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ). Professional registration may require an application to the professional body and may have additional or ongoing requirements beyond the completion of the degree. Please contact the relevant professional body for details.


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Sustainable Management and Marketing Accounting for Managers

Introduction to Accounting and Finance Financial Management

Principles of Economics Financial Accounting Information Systems

Statistics for Business and Finance Foundations of Company and Commercial Law

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Management and Cost Reporting Taxation

Corporate Reporting International Business

Advanced Auditing and Assurance Services Management Practice and Theory

Advanced Accounting Issues Financial Statement Analysis

You must complete the Academic Integrity not-for-credit module at the beginning of first year.

CRICOS Course Code: 079547A

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COURSE FEES AND LIVING EXPENSES2017 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS COURSE FEES Program Annual Fee*

Foundation Studies Program A$19�720

Diploma of Business A$20�520

Diploma of Information Technology A$20�520

Bachelor of Accounting A$27�000

Bachelor of Business (majors: Accounting, Financial Management,Human Resource Management, Management, Marketing)

A$26�500

Bachelor of Information Technology A$28�500

Bachelor of International Business A$26�500

Master of Management (Project Management) A$31�000

Master of Professional Accounting A$31��500

*Based on 8 subjects a year, Standard-track. Tuition fees are subject to change each year. The University reserves the right to vary fees on an annual basis. Fees will not normally increase by more than 7 per cent per annum. Should the University decide to increase its fees, that increase will take effect on 1 January of the following year.

COURSE FEES INCLUDE:tuition

study support workshops

an orientation and enrolment program

access to library and computing facilities

student counselling and academic assistance as required

COST OF LIVINGYour budget will depend on the type of lifestyle and accommodation you choose. According to the Australian Government, it is estimated that international students will need at least $19�830 each year to cover living expenses (not including tuition fees). For more information visit: studyinaustralia.gov.au

How to budgetBudgeting is about knowing your weekly income, calculating how much you need for essentials and what’s left over, and setting aside savings for unexpected expenses. Before you start uni, try writing up a weekly or monthly estimate of your income and expenses.

Estimate how much money you’ll have each week from your job, parents, Centrelink and/or scholarship and how much you’ll spend�–�include everything! Then work out how much cash you’ll need each week for day-to-day expenses, and only ever withdraw this amount. Get more tips on our website: latrobe.edu.au/students/new-students/ready4uni

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SCHOLARSHIPSWe believe in making university accessible to everyone, so we offer a huge range of scholarships to help our students succeed.

NAVITAS FAMILY BURSARYValued at 10% of your tuition feeYou’ll receive a 10% reduction on your course fees for your entire degree.

If you have an immediate family member studying, or who has previously studied, at a participating Navitas member institution you may be eligible for a 10% discount on your tuition fee for the duration of your study.

To apply, request an application form from reception and submit it together with supporting documents such as a birth certificate or family card.

NAVITAS ACADEMIC MERIT SCHOLARSHIPSFees for one academic semesterYou’ll receive credit for one academic semester during your course.

There is no need to apply because all full-time enrolled students are automatically eligible. The two students studying a full-time load with the highest GPA in all subjects or courses will each receive a scholarship. If you are successful, you will be notified by mail once end of term results are released.

To see the full conditions and entry requirements, please visit: latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/scholarships

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ALL ABOUT ACCOMMODATIONFinding the right place to live while you’re at uni is as important as choosing the right course.

If going to uni means you’ll be living away from home for the first time, think about the kind of living arrangements that will work best for you and give yourself plenty of time to find the right place.

Located in the heart of Sydney’s Central Business District (CBD), La�Trobe University Sydney Campus has plenty of accommodation options to suit your individual lifestyle and budget.

While we don’t manage accommodation, we have some contacts to help you find the perfect place to stay while studying with us.

HOMESTAY ACCOMMODATIONOur homestay accommodation is organised through Auzzie Families. They offer a unique personalised accommodation service for students and visitors of all ages, and give you the opportunity to experience living with an Australian family (Homestay). You will receive ongoing support for the duration of your stay.

Auzzie Families homestay care offers:

Personalised care to make your stay safe and special.

A link between you and your accommodation provider,ensuring that you are both happy. Host families are hand-picked with care and offer a welcoming, clean, friendly, easygoing and helpful living environment.

Ongoing support during your entire stay.

A range of services to suit your needs includinggroup bookings.

An extensive database of families waiting to welcomeyou into their homes.

SELF-CONTAINED APARTMENTS Iglu student accommodation

Purpose-built for students, Iglu Student Accommodation offers the supportive benefits of student accommodation along with the flexibility of an off-campus lifestyle.

If you want to live with friends, or make some new ones, choose a 4, 5 or 6 bedroom share apartment, with your own secure bedroom and ensuite or twin-share bathroom. If you would prefer your own space, a studio apartment with private ensuite bathroom is also available.

See your accommodation options at: iglu.com.au

urbanest Sydney

urbanest is student accommodation in the city, where you can enjoy a superb lifestyle with the best rooms, study areas and social spaces.

You can choose from a variety of locations all within close proximity to La�Trobe University Sydney Campus.

See your accommodation options at: urbanest.com.au

UniLodge

UniLodge offers beautifully appointed self-contained, furnished studio apartments conveniently located close to public transport, universities, cafes and more. Choose a 3, 4, 5 or 6 bedroom share apartment with your own secure bedroom.

If you would prefer your own space, there are also studio apartments with private ensuites available.

Explore your accommodation options at: unilodge.com.au

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Country Foundation Studies Program Diploma Bachelor’s Degree Master’s Degree

Australia Successful completion of Year 11 or equivalent (3 academic subjects D or above including English). Applies to international students only.

Year 12 with satisfactory ATAR score or completion of the La�Trobe University Sydney Campus Foundation Studies program*

Year 12 with satisfactory ATAR score or completion of La�Trobe University Sydney Campus Foundation Studies Program* with minimum grade of 60

A bachelor degree that is equivalent to an Australian bachelor degree.

Azerbaijan Successful completion of Attestat Attestat with minimum grade 4.0

Attestat with minimum grade 5.0 A bachelor degree that is equivalent to an Australian bachelor degree.

Bangladesh GCE O Levels - 3 passes (academic - D or above)

Completion of Year 12 (Higher Secondary Education Board with GPA of 3.5)

Completion of Year 12 (Higher Secondary Education Board with GPA of 4.0)


Cambodia Year 11 with 6.0 average Successful completion of year 12 with 5.0 average

Completion of first year of a Bachelor degree


China Successful completion of Senior Middle 2 with an average of 70%

Senior Middle School 3 with 60% average

Successful GAOKAO A bachelor degree that is equivalent to an Australian bachelor degree.

Colombia Successful completion of Bachillerato

Bachillerato with a minimum average of 70%

Bachillerato with a minimum average of 85%


Hong Kong Successful completion of Secondary 5 HKDSE 8 points from best 4 subjects

Minimum 2 subjects with Level 4 result


India Not accepted All India Senior School Certificate or State Board or Higher Secondary Education with 60% (best 5 subjects)

All Indian Senior SC (best 5 Subjects) - 60 and 65 for IT courses


Indonesia Completion of Year 11 with an average grade of 6.0

Completion of SMA with an average grade of 7.0

Bachelor of Business, International Business or IT: SMA 7.5 Bachelor of Accounting: SMA 8


International Baccalaureate

Minimum of total 15 points Minimum of total 20 points Minimum total of 24 points N/A

Kazakhstan Successful completion of Attestat / Svidetelstvo o Srednem Obschchem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education)

Attestat / Svidetelstvo o Srednem Obschchem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education) with minimum grade 4.0

Completion of 1 year of tertiary study with average of 3 out of 5 or greater


Kenya 5 KCSE at grade D7 or above 5 KCSE at grade C6 or above Completion of KCSE with a B+ grade average OR GCE A-levels 7*


Korea Year 11 with C grade average High School leaving certificate 50% C grade average

Qualification for university entrance in South Korea in the common entrance examination OR completion of the first year of a Bachelor degree at a recognised Korean University


Kuwait General Secondary Education Year 11 General Secondary Education Certificate year 12 (60%)

General Secondary Education Certificate Year 12 (70%)


Lebanon Completion of year 11 70% Successful completion of Baccalaureat (Libanais or Technique)

Completion of Lebanese Baccalaureate with a score of 12


Macau Senior High School (Year 2) with 60% average

Senior High School (Year 3) with 60% average

Completion of first year of a bachelor degree from an approved university


Malaysia Successful completion of Form 5 (SPM) OR successful completion of Senior Middle 2 or equivalent

STPM 2 passes minimum D grade, UEC 4 B grade

STPM average 2.3 of 3 academic subjects or UEC 5


Mauritius 3 passes GCE O level minimum grade D

120 UCAS tariff points at GCE A/AS level

GCE A-levels 7* A bachelor degree that is equivalent to an Australian bachelor degree.

Myanmar Completion of basic Education High School Examination Matriculation: Pass overall

Completion of technical high school diploma with an overall pass

Completion of first year of a bachelor degree from an approved university


Nepal Completion of Higher School Certificate (HSEB) with 50%

Completion of Higher School Certificate (HSEB) with 60%

Higher School Certificate with a grade average of 70%. Mathematics pre-requisite for Bachelor of IT


Nigeria 5 passes in SSCE at grade D7 or above 5 passes in SSCE at grade C6 or above

Average score of 5 from the WACE A bachelor degree that is equivalent to an Australian bachelor degree.

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Pakistan GCE O levels - 3 passes (academic subjects - D or above)

Higher School Certificate/Intermediate Examination Certificate with a grade average of 60%

Completion of first year of a bachelor degree from an approved university following the Higher Secondary or Intermediate Certificate

SA bachelor degree that is equivalent to an Australian bachelor degree.

Russia Successful completion of Attestat / Svidetelstvo o Srednem Obschchem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education)

Attestat / Svidetelstvo o Srednem Obschchem Obrazovanii (Certificate of Secondary Education) with minimum grade 4.0

Diploma of Completed Specialised Secondary Education GPA 4 or above OR completion of first year of a bachelor degree


Saudi Arabia General Secondary Education Certificate

Additional year of study following General Secondary Education Certificate or Year 12 program

Completion of first year of a bachelor degree


Singapore GCE O levels – 3 passes (academic - D or above)



South Africa Successful completion of Year 11 Successful completion of Year 12

Successful completion of Year 12 with a grade average of 60%


Sri Lanka Recently completed Year 10, GCE O levels - 3 passes (academic - D or above)

120 UCAS tariff points at GCE A/AS level / Sri Lankan A levels 3 passes

GCE A-levels 7* OR Sri Lanka A-Levels with 3 Cs


Taiwan Senior High School (Year 2) with 60% average

Senior High School (Year 3) with 60% average

Successful completion of Senior High School Diploma at B grade or 70% or completion of 3 years of the 5-year Junior College Diploma


Thailand Successful completion of Matayom 5 with GPA of 2.5

Successful completion of Matayom 6 with GPA of 2.00

Matayom 6 with GPA of 2.6 A bachelor degree that is equivalent to an Australian bachelor degree.

Turkey Devlet Meslek Lise Diplomasi: Completion of High School Certificate

Devlet Meslek Lise Diplomasi/Lise Diplomasi/On-Lisans Diplomasi: Grade 3 (60%) and above



United Arab Emirates

General Secondary Education Certificate

Additional year of study following General Secondary Education Certificate or Year 12 program



United Kingdom

3 passes GCE O level minimum grade D



United States of America

Successful completion of Year 11 or equivalent

Successful completion of High School Diploma with GPA of 2.5

High School Graduation Diploma (Year 12) plus scores above 60% in SAT (average of the Critical Reading, Writing and Math National percen-tiles) OR ACT (Composite percentile)


Vietnam Successful completion of Year 11 with 6.0 average.

Successful completion of Year 12 with 6.0 average.

Grade average of 8 in Upper Secondary School OR successful completion of first year of a bachelor degree


Uzbekistan Successful completion of Attestat /Certificate of Secondary Education

Attestat o srednem obrazovanii / O’rta ma’lumot to’g’risida shahodatnoma (Certificate of Secondary Education) with minimum grade 4.0

Completion of 1 year of tertiary study with average of 3 out of 5 or greater


Zimbabwe 5 passes in ZGCE O Level at grade D (2 semesters)

2 passes in ZIMSEC A level grade D


* STPM/GCE A-levels (Malaysia, Singapore and the United Kingdom); Hong Kong A-levels. Based on the score of a minimum of three A-level subjects taken in one academic year (an AS-level subject is considered half an A-Level). Scores calculated as follows for A-levels: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 Scores calculated as follows forAS-levels: A=2.5, B=2, C=1.5, D=1, E=0.5 AS subjects continued to A-levels cannot be included in the calculation.

ˆ The Foundation Studies Program is delivered by La�Trobe University Sydney Campus on behalf of Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd, a Higher Education Provider, CRICOS 03312D. The policies for Navitas Bundoora Ltd are located at latrobemelbourne.edu.au/policies.

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS If you are an international student applying for any of our programs, you must provide evidence of your English language proficiency.

FOUNDATION STUDIES PROGRAM AND DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTSIELTS academic: Minimum overall score of 5.5 with no individual band less than 5.0.

TOEFL internet-based: Minimum score of 55 with writing no less than 16.

Navitas English (ELICOS): Academic English Level 2 with minimum 55%.

Pearson Test of English (Academic) (PTE): Minimum score of 42 with no skill less than 36.

HKDSE: Level 3 or better

SPM: Score of C or better

BACHELOR’S DEGREE REQUIREMENTSIELTS academic: Minimum overall score of 6.0 with no individual band less than 6.0.

TOEFL internet-based: Minimum score of 60 with a minimum for SLR 18; W 22.

Navitas English (ELICOS): Academic English Level 3 with at least 55% pass.

Pearson Test of English (Academic) (PTE): Minimum score of 57 with no skill less than 50.

HKDSE: Level 4 or better.

MASTER’S DEGREE REQUIREMENTSIELTS academic: Minimum overall score of 6.5 with no individual band less than 6.0

TOEFL internet-based: Minimum score of 80 with a minimum SLR 18; W22

Navitas English (ELICOS): Academic English Level 3 with at least 65%

Pearson Test of English (Academic) (PTE): Minimum score of 64 with no skill less than 59

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PREPARATIONIf you need to improve your English before you start your studies, you can study with Navitas English. Navitas English is Australia’s largest provider of English language training and is located in the same building as La�Trobe University Sydney Campus.

La�Trobe University Sydney Campus can provide you with a package for your degree or diploma and your Academic English course at Navitas English. You will not need to sit the IELTS test for entry into your La�Trobe University program in Sydney upon successful completion of the required Navitas English course.

Please note for some countries, the Australian Department of Immigration and Boarder Protection (DIBP) requires students to provide a minimum IELTS score as part of the student visa application process. For more information please visit: www.border.gov.au

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CHOOSE YOUR COURSE Browse this guide and our Sydney Campus website to find the course you want: latrobe.edu.au/sydney/study/areas-of-study. Or you can contact us on +61 2 9397 7600 if you have any questions.

CHECK YOUR COURSE REQUIREMENTS Some courses have entry requirements or interviews. Check the prerequisites and any extra requirements for your course. We also recommend applicants complete a personal statement to further explain your reason for being accepted into the course.

CHECK YOUR PATHWAYS OPTIONS If you think you may not meet the entry requirements or prerequisites for your preferred course, we can help. We offer a range of pathways including diploma programs. Contact us to find out what other pathways are available in your country of origin.

COME AND VISIT US Come to one of our events to get a taste of life at La�Trobe and have your questions answered in person. Read more: latrobe.edu.au/sydney/events

APPLY Call us on +61 2 9397 7600 for more information about your application options. Or go to our website and log an application directly at: latrobe.edu.au/study/how-to-apply

ACCEPT YOUR OFFER Congratulations! If you are offered a place, you’ll receive a letter of offer directly from our Admissions Team. To accept your offer, simply sign and return this form along with payment. You can pay by credit card (MasterCard or Visa), bank draft or electronic transfer.You will then be issued with a Confirmation of Enrolment (COE) which you will need to supply when applying for your visa. Once you have your offer letter and COE, you must:

apply for a visa

arrange Overseas Student Health Cover

organise accommodation

book your airportpick-up service.

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Read this application carefully. You are applying to study at La�Trobe University Sydney Campus. Complete all sections and ensure that supporting (certified) documents are attached. Write in BLOCK LETTERS using a blue or black pen. Tick where applicable.

Personal details as shown on your passport

Have you previously enrolled at La�Trobe University? Yes No If yes, please provide your student number

Male Female Title Mrs Ms Miss Mr Dr Date of birth m yd m yd

Family name Given name(s)

Student’s current personal address

Number and Street

Suburb/Town City/State

Country Post/Zip code

Telephone�country code��|��area code��|��number Mobile/Cell phone�country code��|��area code��|��number

Student’s email (compulsory)

Residency information

Country of birth

Citizenship Passport number (if available)

Are you currently living in Australia? Yes No If no, country where you are living

Agent details (if applicable)

Agency name Email

Branch address and country

Agent office code

Declaration by agent:I have assessed the applicant as a Genuine Temporary Entrant and a Genuine Student as definedby the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship.The applicant is genuine in making this application and has every intention of completing all programslisted in the application.I have made every effort to verify the authenticity and validity of the documents which form partof this application.Tick to confirm

Agency signature

Course selection

Preferred intake year 2017 2018 Preferred intake month March July November

Preferred course

Foundation Studies Program*

Diploma of Business* Diploma of Information Technology*

Bachelor of Accounting (Standard: 3 years)

Bachelor of Business (Standard: 3 years) Bachelor of Business (Fast-track: 2 years)Please choose your preferred major (Bachelor of Business students only)

Accounting Financial Management Human Resource Management Management Marketing

Bachelor of International Business (Standard: 3 years) Bachelor of International Business (Fast-track: 2 years)

Bachelor of Information Technology (Standard: 3 years)

Master of Professional Accounting (2 years)

Master of Management (Project Management) (2 years)

COURSEWORK PROGRAMS 2017 APPLICATION FORMInternational student application for admission to coursework programs. (Please note: if you are an Australian student please apply online at latrobe.edu.au/sydney/apply-now)

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Page 1 of 4*The Foundation Studies and Diplomas are delivered by La Trobe University Sydney Campus on behalf of Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd, a Higher Education Provider, CRICOS 03312D. The policies for Navitas Bundoora Ltd are located at latrobemelbourne.edu.au/policies.

Visa information

Are you a permanent resident of Australia? Yes No

If yes, you will be required to apply as a domestic student. Contact us to find out how.

Current Australian visa number as shown on your visa label (if applicable)

Visa type Student Visitor Spouse Subclass number Expiry date m yd m yd

Other Visa type (please specify):

If you hold a current passport and/or an Australian visa, you must include a copy with this application.

Have you previously visited or studied in Australia? Yes No

Have you breached any visa conditions? Yes No If yes, please provide details:

Have you ever been refused a visa for entry into Australia or a country other than Australia? Yes No If yes, please provide details:

Have you ever been convicted of a crime or offence? If yes, please provide details: Yes No

Please note your family immigration history:

Are you married? Yes No Date of marriage m yd m yd

Is your spouse currently in Australia? Yes No

If yes, what visa type does your spouse have?

Visa expiry date m yd m yd

Will your spouse/dependants (children) accompany you during your education in Australia? Tick all that apply: Spouse Dependants No

Full name Date of birth m yd m yd



If you have more than three dependants, attach a separate sheet with any remaining dependant’s details.

English language proficiency

Is English your first language? Yes No If no, what is your first language?

Was English the language of instruction during the final year of your secondary studies? Yes No Year completed:

Was English the language of instruction during your post-secondary studies? Yes No Year completed:

Have you taken or will you be taking an English Test? Yes No

Name of test (if completed) Date of test m yd m yd

Location (city and country) Result

Test Reference Number (if known)

Are you enrolling for an ELICOS program? Yes No

Please note: some courses have higher English language requirements. La�Trobe University also accepts other English language tests. If you answer ‘yes’ in your selection, you will receive a package offer from La�Trobe University Sydney Campus and Navitas English.

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Educational background and qualifications

Documentary evidence of qualifications claimed must be attached, including a full academic transcript (statement of results and evidence of successful completion). Documents not in English must be accompanied by certified translations. Also describe any current studies you are undertaking. Please note that documents submitted with your application become the property of La�Trobe University and are not returnable.

1. Current studies�–�List details of current studies

Date enrolled (month/year)

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Name of qualification (including main field of study) Date your results will be available (month/year)

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Institution Country

Will you complete your current studies prior to the commencement of your proposed La�Trobe University program? Yes � No

Have you ever been excluded from an academic institution? Yes � No If yes, provide details below:

2. Previous studies�–�List details of the secondary school or foundation studies you have completed


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Name of qualification (including main field of study)

Institution Country

3. Completed post-secondary (tertiary studies)�–�List details of the post-secondary studies you have completed, from lowest to highestqualification gained (e.g. Certificate, Diploma, Bachelor, Master’s)


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4. Employment history�–�You must attach a CV (curriculum vitae) or resume with relevant work experience(if applicable to the program you are applying for).

Employer’s name From To Position and type of work

Advanced Standing (credit) transfer

Are you seeking Advanced Standing (credit) for previous studies? Yes No

If yes, you must attach detailed syllabus or curriculum for Advanced Standing (credit) to be assessed. This must include course content, assessment mode, contact hours, prescribed texts, etc.

Living costs

For a guide to living costs, visit: immi.gov.au/students/student-visa-living-costs.htm

Do you understand the costs associated with studying in Australia? Yes No (including the costs of tuition, living expenses, OSHC, return airfares etc.)

How are you funding your study and living costs? (choose more than one if applicable): self-funded family-funded sponsored by government�/�organisation�/�company bank loan (please provide proof with this application of employment and income, bank statements and loan letters) other (please specify):

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Declaration and agreement

I am not a permanent resident or citizen of Australia, nor a citizen of New Zealand.

I am aware of the conditions relating to my admission into La�Trobe University. I declare to the best of my knowledge that the information supplied on this

application form and all supporting documentation is correct and complete, and that any supplementary application documents (personal statement, folio or additional requirements) are my own work. I acknowledge that La�Trobe University reserves the right at any stage to vary or reverse any decision regarding admission or enrolment which has been made on the basis of incorrect, fraudulent or incomplete information. I also acknowledge that failure to disclose my full academic record may result in the University revoking an offer or terminating my studies at any stage. I authorise the University to seek verification of my academic and professional qualifications, and work experience.

The University also reserves the right to vary courses, subjects, the mode of delivery, assessment and admission requirements at any time at its discretion.

I acknowledge La�Trobe University places restrictions on program and institution transfers and that I may not be permitted to change my program or institution without permission.

I consent to the University using and disclosing my personal information under the conditions relating to the Refund Policy as set out at: latrobe.edu.au/international/fees

Information I have provided on this form and during enrolment may be made available to the Australian Government, state agencies and other designated authorities under the ESOS Act 2000 and the National Code 2007. Informationabout me can be disclosed without my consent where authorised or required by law. I further understand that La�Trobe University, as an education provider, is required to provide information about my enrolment to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) upon request. I understand that the University reserves the right to inform other tertiary institutions and regulatory agencies if any of the material presented to support my application is found to be false. If sponsored by a government body or private institution, I give La�Trobe University permission to provide my sponsor with information about my application, enrolment and academic progress.

La Trobe University Sydney Campus offers diplomas providing an alternative entry point to our degree programmes. These diplomas are delivered on behalf of Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd, a Higher Education Provider, CRICOS 03312D. I understand that my application will be assessed by the admissions team and an offer may be made for entry to my degree via the diploma if appropriate; this will be clear on my offer documentation. I further understand that if I accept that offer, I will be bound by the rules and regulations of Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd during my time studying for this diploma. The policies for Navitas Bundoora Ltd are located at latrobemelbourne.edu.au/policies

I authorise the University to disclose information relevant to my application and enrolment to the University’s preferred OSHC provider and other third parties for the purposes of arranging my OSHC, progressing my application and enrolment, and administering my course. I also authorise La�Trobe University to access the DIBP’s Visa Entitlement Verification Online System (VEVO) to obtain information on my visa status.

I understand the fees listed in this publication are an estimate only, based on the subjects in which I enrol, and will vary depending on the subject and the actual subject enrolment load. I agree to pay all fees for which I am liable. I acknowledge that the tuition fee is exclusive of the cost of text books, health insurance or living expenses such as food, accommodation, transport and medical costs. Details on any additional costs can be found within course descriptions on the La�Trobe University website: latrobe.edu.au/courses

I acknowledge that tuition and other fees are subject to change each year. The University reserves the right to vary fees on an annual basis. Tuition fees will not normally rise above seven per cent per year. Should the University decide to increase its fees, that increase will take effect on 1 January of the following year.

I understand that I must declare to La Trobe University any disability that I may have.

I understand that if I have any school-aged children or dependants accompanying me to Australia, they must attend school and I will be required to pay a full fee if they are enrolled either in a government or non-government school. However if I hold a 574 or 576 visa, or receive an eligible scholarship from the Australian Government, I may be exempt from paying fees for my dependants at a Government school.

I have completed all sections of the application form. I accept that this application and supporting documentation

become the property of La�Trobe University and are not returnable. I understand this agreement does not remove my right to take

further action under Australia’s consumer protection laws. I have read and I understand the declaration above.

Date m yd m yd

Applicant’s (student’s) signature:

If you are under 18 years of age, your parent or guardian must also sign this application form:

Contact details

La�Trobe University | Sydney Campus Level 10, 11 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia T +61 2 9397 7600 | F +61 2 9397 7601 E [email protected]

Check list

If you have packaged your La�Trobe University degree with aprogram offered at an approved La�Trobe University packagingpartner institution, are you aware of the progression conditionsand requirements?

Yes No Not applicable (N/A)

Does your course selection correspond with your academicand/or professional background?

Yes No N/AIf no, state reasons for your course selection(or attach a statement outlining your reasons):

Do you understand the career outcomes, structure and deliverymode of the course/s?

Yes No

Do you understand that La�Trobe University and/or an authorisedpackaging partner institution will not pay your tuition fees orliving expenses if you are unable to fund your stay in Australiaand that La�Trobe University may cancel your enrolment andCoE which will change your student visa status?

Yes No

Are you aware of your work rights and restrictionswhile studying in Australia on a student visa?

Yes No

Have you provided us with all of your educationand employment history?

Yes No

Do you understand that your visa application may be rejectedif the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP)is not satisfied that you are a genuine student, and if you do notpass their health and character checks?

Yes No

Do you understand that DIBP may cancel your visaif you do not abide by the visa conditions? Visit:latrobe.edu.au/students/new-students/international/visa

Yes No

Have you answered all questions? Yes No

Have you attached original or certified copiesof all necessary documents?

Yes No

Have you attached certified English translations of documentsnot in English?

Yes No

If applying for Advanced Standing (credit), have youattached syllabus/curriculum details (e.g. handbook entry)

Yes No

Have you signed and dated the application?Yes No

Have you kept a personal copy of all documents?Yes No

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OUR CAMPUS NETWORK

MELBOURNElatrobe.edu.au/melbourne

ALBURY-WODONGAlatrobe.edu.au/aw

SYDNEYlatrobe.edu.au/sydney

MILDURAlatrobe.edu.au/mildura

BENDIGOlatrobe.edu.au/bendigo

SHEPPARTONlatrobe.edu.au/shepparton

NEW SOUTH WALES

VICTORIA

Melbourne

Mildura

Shepparton

Albury-Wodonga

Sydney

Bendigo

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LA TROBE UNIVERSITY SYDNEY CAMPUSLa�Trobe University Sydney Campus conducts La�Trobe University programs pursuant to a licensing arrangement. La�Trobe University Sydney Campus is fully owned by Navitas.

The information contained in this brochure is correct at the time of publication. However, La�Trobe University Sydney Campus reserves the right to alter, amend or delete details at any time without notice.

CRICOS Provider Codes: Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd ABN 92143736789 Trading as La�Trobe Melbourne 03312D La�Trobe University 00115M

Selected photographs in this publication are Copyright © Paul Foley/Lightmoods 2015.

This brochure is provided free of charge. Printed December 2016. LTUSC160602-923 0716_1

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