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SCU COLLEGE 2019
GREAT 21ST CENTURY
CAREERS BEGIN WITH
A CLEAN SHEET, A FRESH
APPROACH AND A
RESOLVE TO MAKE
A POSITIVE CHANGE,
REGARDLESS OF THE
OBSTACLES.
Southern Cross University | T: +61 7 5589 3366 | scucollege@scu.edu.au | scu.edu.au/scucollege | CRICOS Provider: 01241G
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TOP 100 IN ASIA-PACIFIC
TOP 50 GEN Y UNIVERSITIES
TOP 100 UNDER 50 YEARS OLD
TOP 400 FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES
TOP 400 FOR PHYSICAL SCIENCES
TOP 300 FOR LIFE SCIENCES
Gold Coast
Lismore
Coffs Harbour TOP 150 UNDER 50 YEARS OLD
WORLD STANDARD
OR ABOVE IN 24 KEY
RESEARCH AREAS
Southern Cross University is committed to delivering education differently, so you
get the knowledge and networks you need for the new world of work. We want to
be known not only for innovation, but also integrity.
This book is not just about a degree. If you are going to commit three or more
years of your life to formal learning, you deserve an educational experience with
the potential to open new horizons and to change the lives of others as well as
your own.
To help you decide if Southern Cross is the right place for you:
NUMBER 1 IN AUSTRALIA FOR
• Read through course listings in the subject areas that interest you; INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SUPPORT
• Look at entrance requirements and remember there are many different paths
into any university;
• Look into our range of scholarships, enabling people from a wide range of
backgrounds to enter university and thrive;
• Talk to our friendly student advisers, either on the phone, by email or in
person – so we can help you work out if you would like to apply and also help
you through the application process.
5-STAR STUDENT SUPPORT
Students at Southern Cross are treated as peers in a community dedicated
5-STAR MEDIAN GRADUATE
to creating new knowledge, new solutions and new capabilities. I urge you to STARTING SALARY
consider joining us – there are exciting opportunities ahead. 5-STAR GRADUATE
EMPLOYMENT
Professor Adam Shoemaker
Vice Chancellor
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Southern Cross alumnus and
internationally-recognised artist
Guido van Helten completed his
multi-story masterpiece at the
Gold Coast campus in 2018.
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OUR CAMPUSES
Gold Coast
Our Gold Coast campus provides a dynamic learning environment.
You will study in state-of-the-art facilities just minutes away from
North Kirra Beach and a short walk to Gold Coast Airport.
Business and tourism degrees take full advantage of this enterprise lab, where students develop innovative solutions
thriving city where a multitude of leisure and service to real-world problems.
industries offer work and placement opportunities.
Engineering management, arts, law and social welfare
If you are studying one of our health science degrees, complete the wide range of disciplines taught at the
you will learn in discipline-specific laboratories with high-tech Gold Coast.
interactive models to provide simulated training experiences
and industry-standard equipment for podiatry, pedorthics, ABOUT THE GOLD COAST REGION
midwifery, nursing, sport science, speech pathology,
A sun-loving subtropical city of beaches, rainforest, parkland
osteopathy and occupational therapy. Students also gain
and thriving business and retail activity, the Gold Coast is the
clinical experience providing health services to the public in
sixth largest city in Australia with a population of more than
the Southern Cross University Health Clinic.
half a million people. Sport and entertainment, including
The Gold Coast is also the perfect location for studying IT major theme parks, are part of the relaxed lifestyle.
or digital business with close proximity to industry partners
Visit: scu.edu.au/goldcoast
such as the Gold Coast Airport and to the University’s digital
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OUR CAMPUSES
Lismore
Our Lismore campus, in its beautiful rainforest setting, hums with
vitality and is a creative hub for the music, media and visual arts
degrees for which it is renowned.
Lismore campus is also home to state-of-the-art engineering
and environmental science facilities where you will find
laboratories for activities as diverse as concrete stress
testing and hydraulic water flow modelling, 3D printing
and synchrotron technology.
Our sports science and nursing facilities, where students
learn in specialist labs, simulated hospital wards and use
the latest high-tech models, are second-to-none. Health
students gain clinical experience in providing health services
to the public in the Southern Cross University Health Clinic.
The Lismore campus also hosts cutting edge law and
business degrees that ensure students have access to
opportunities for internships, exchanges, activities and
events that support their success and long term goals.
The Learning Centre and library complex, heated pool
and gym, and lush grounds with an abundance of wildlife,
provide a unique setting in which to study.
Lismore campus is home to Gnibi College of Indigenous
Australian Peoples.
ABOUT THE LISMORE REGION
Lismore in the Northern Rivers region of NSW, with its
surrounding villages and nearby coastal towns of Byron
Bay, Lennox Head and Ballina, is a superb location to live
and study. Artistic, alternative and socially active, Lismore
is renowned for its proximity to subtropical World Heritage
rainforests, access to stunning beaches and signature
events such as Splendour in the Grass, Byron Bay Bluesfest,
Byron Writers Festival, Mullumbimby Music Festival and
Lismore Lantern Parade.
Visit: scu.edu.au/lismore
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UNIVERSITY
PATHWAYS
“ The teachers are very
friendly. I know people
from different countries
and cultures and I learn a
lot from different friends.”
Jose – Chile
English Language Program
student
Gold Coast
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There is a range of pathways into Southern Cross University degrees
through SCU College. Depending on your requirements, the College
delivers both English language and academic pathways that provide
direct entry into Southern Cross University degrees.
ACADEMIC ENGLISH PATHWAYS
ENGLISH FOR
EAP Direct entry
into
Southern Cross
University
ACADEMIC SKILLS PATHWAYS Degree
UNDERGRADUATE
UQP Entry: IELTS* 5.5#
Duration: 15 weeks
2 UNITS CREDIT#
POSTGRADUATE
PQP Entry: IELTS* 6.0
Duration: 15 weeks
2 UNITS CREDIT
DIPLOMA PATHWAYS
DIP
DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS
BUS
Entry: IELTS* 5.5
Duration: 1 year
UP TO 8 UNITS CREDIT
DIPLOMA OF SCIENCE
DIP Entry: IELTS* 5.5
SCI Duration: 1 year
UP TO 8 UNITS CREDIT
+ Duration will depend on English language level at application.
* View page 7 for English language requirements. Refer to ielts.org for more information about the International Language Testing System (IELTS).
# Nursing and allied health stream requires IELTS 6.5 and has no advanced standing.
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“ One of the reasons I chose Southern Cross was
so I could focus on my English skills. I really
feel that I can be different here, I can share
special moments with local Australian people.”
Giselle – Brazil
English Language Program student
Lismore
8ACADEMIC ENGLISH PATHWAYS
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC GENERAL ENGLISH
PURPOSES (EAP)
Duration: 5 to 50 weeks Duration: 1 to 50 weeks
Starts: See table below Starts: Monday of any teaching week
Location: Gold Coast, Lismore Location: Gold Coast, Lismore
CRICOS: 064715B CRICOS: 064715B
2019 Tuition Fees: $420+ per week 2019 Tuition Fees: $420+ per week
Admission requirements: Students will be assigned to an Admission requirements: Students will be assigned to
appropriate English language level based on proficiency an appropriate English language level based on proficiency
scores (e.g. SCU College English Language Test, IELTS) scores (e.g. SCU College English Language Test, IELTS)
presented on application. The student’s proficiency is presented on application. The student’s proficiency is
monitored to determine progress. English language of monitored to determine progress.
Academic IELTS 3.0 to 6.5 or equivalent. +Plus $240 enrolment fee.
+Plus $240 enrolment fee.
COURSE OVERVIEW
COURSE OVERVIEW
General English helps students develop their English
English for Academic Purposes (EAP) prepares students for speaking, listening, reading and writing skills with a focus on
study at Southern Cross University. EAP builds on existing communicative English. Students will have the opportunity to
English language abilities in reading, writing, speaking and develop their language skills as well as strategies for learning
listening. It then develops students’ academic and digital and using English in a range of contexts (e.g. work, holidays).
literacy practices, including: researching, referencing, Classes may be mixed-level ability. Homestay is available
note taking, using the Southern Cross University Learning for students studying the English Language Proficiency
Management System and giving presentations. The length program, please refer to scu.edu.au/scucollege
of EAP studies will depend on a student’s English language for more information.
level at application. Successful completion of EAP provides
direct entry to a range of Southern Cross University degrees.
Timetable for English Language
Proficiency Program*
Gold Coast Class Self Study
EAP
Group 1 8:30 am to 1:15 pm 1:15 pm to 2:15 pm 1 Entry to courses with IELTS 5.5 and 6.0
Group 2 1.30 pm to 6.15 pm 6.15 pm to 7.15 pm
EAP
Lismore Class Self Study 2 Entry to courses with IELTS 6.5
Group 1 9 am to 2 pm 2 pm to 3 pm
*Subject to change and availability EAP Entry to courses with IELTS 7.0
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START DATES FOR SESSION 1, 2019 STUDY BREAK START DATES FOR SESSION 3, 2019 STUDY BREAK
20 weeks 17 Sept 18 – 8 Feb 19 24 Dec 18 – 1 Jan 19 20 weeks 27 May - 18 Oct 19 19 Aug - 25 Aug 19
15 weeks 22 Oct 18 – 8 Feb 19 24 Dec 18 – 1 Jan 19 15 weeks 1 Jul - 18 Oct 19 19 Aug - 25 Aug 19
10 weeks 26 Nov 18 – 8 Feb 19 24 Dec 18 – 1 Jan 19 10 weeks 5 Aug - 18 Oct 19 19 Aug - 25 Aug 19
5 weeks 7 Jan – 8 Feb 19 24 Dec 18 – 1 Jan 19 5 weeks 16 Sep - 18 Oct 19 19 Aug - 25 Aug 19
START DATES FOR SESSION 2, 2019 STUDY BREAK
20 weeks 21 Jan – 14 Jun 19 15 – 22 Apr 19
15 weeks 25 Feb – 14 Jun 19 15 – 22 Apr 19
10 weeks 1 Apr – 14 Jun 19 15 – 22 Apr 19
5 weeks 13 May – 14 Jun 19 15 – 22 Apr 19
9ACADEMIC SKILLS PATHWAYS
UNDERGRADUATE QUALIFYING POSTGRADUATE QUALIFYING
PROGRAM (UQP) PROGRAM (PQP)
Duration: 15 weeks Duration: 15 weeks
Total units: 3 Total units: 3
Location: Gold Coast, Lismore Location: Gold Coast
CRICOS: 091558G CRICOS: 091557J
2019 Tuition Fees: $12,840 2019 Tuition Fees: $12,840
Admission requirements: Qualification equivalent to Admission requirements: Applicants will need to have
Australian Year 11; be 18 years old at the start; and English completed a full-time, three-year, higher education sector,
language comparable to Academic IELTS 5.5 with no band post-secondary (post-Year 12) study qualification or
less than 5.0. Nursing and Allied Health stream requires equivalent; and English language comparable to Academic
Academic IELTS 6.5 with no band less than 6.0. IELTS 6.0 with no band less than 5.5#.
UNDERGRADUATE QUALIFYING PROGRAM POSTGRADUATE QUALIFYING PROGRAM
GOLD COAST STREAMS START GOLD COAST STREAMS START
Arts March, July, November Business, Tourism, Accounting March, July, November
Business March, July, November Engineering March, November
(Aviation, Tourism and Hospitality)
Information Technology March, November
Information Technology March, July, November
COURSE OVERVIEW
LISMORE STREAMS START
The Postgraduate Qualifying Program (PQP) develops study
Arts March, July skills at the postgraduate level in business, engineering
Business March, July and information technology. It is designed for international
(Aviation, Tourism and Hospitality) students whose academic qualifications are slightly
Engineering March below Southern Cross University’s entry requirements for
postgraduate degrees.
Nursing and Allied Health November
(Occupational Therapy, Podiatry)
ADVANCED STANDING
Science March
Students who successfully complete the course will meet
the academic and English language requirements for
COURSE OVERVIEW entry into the Master of Business Administration, Master of
The Undergraduate Qualifying Program (UQP) prepares Professional Accounting, Master of Information Technology,
international students for undergraduate study in arts, Master of International Tourism and Hotel Management and
aviation, business, allied health, engineering, information the Master of Engineering Management, Master of Business
technology, nursing, tourism and hospitality and science. Administration and will gain two (2) units of advanced
The course combines English language and academic standing in these courses.
skills development with academic, content-based studies.
It is designed for international students whose academic
qualifications and/or English proficiency levels are slightly
below Southern Cross University’s entry requirements for
undergraduate degrees.
ADVANCED STANDING
Students who successfully complete this course meet
the academic and English language requirements for
entry into the following degrees with two (2) units of
advanced standing: Diploma of Business, Bachelor of
Business, Bachelor of Business in Tourism and Hospitality
Management, Bachelor of Information Technology, Bachelor
of Digital Business, Diploma of Science, Bachelor of Arts
or the Bachelor of Digital Media and Communications. No
advanced standing is available for the nursing and allied
#Comparable scores includes SCU College placement test scores,
health stream.
Cambridge English: Proficiency or Advanced, and TOEFL PBT.
Refer to: scu.edu.au/englishskills
10DIPLOMA PATHWAYS
These courses are offered through SCU College. The College understands that students have diverse
experiences and ways of learning and offers additional tailored workshops and tuition help. Students
can also interact with their peers through the College Connect service.
DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS DIPLOMA OF SCIENCE
Duration: 1 year Duration: 1 year
Starts: March, July, November Starts: March
Total units: 8 Total units: 8
Location: Gold Coast Location: Lismore
CRICOS: 079231K CRICOS: 086408J
2019 Tuition Fees: Unit $3,150 | Annual $25,200 2019 Tuition Fees: Unit $3,650 | Annual $29,200
Admission requirements: Qualification equivalent to an Admission requirements: Qualification equivalent to an
Australian Year 12 with the required entry grade; and English Australian Year 12 with the required entry grade; and English
language comparable to Academic IELTS 5.5 and no less language comparable to Academic IELTS 5.5 and no less
than 5.5 in writing and no less than 5.0 in all other bands. than 5.5 in writing and no less than 5.0 in all other bands.
GOLD COAST STREAMS START COURSE OVERVIEW
Business March, July, November The Diploma of Science will prepare students with a
grounding in scientific knowledge and skills and a taste
Information Technology March, July, November
of the many opportunities that science provides. Students
will learn the language and nature of science and
COURSE OVERVIEW mathematics, and will be able to follow their interests
The Diploma of Business gives you the opportunity to in specific areas of science.
develop your academic and business skills in areas that
could include digital business, finance, management, CAREER OUTCOMES
economics and marketing. Successful completion of the
Graduates of the Diploma of Science may find work in para-
diploma will guarantee you entry and up to eight units
professional roles, including positions as field assistants,
of credit towards a range of Southern Cross University
laboratory assistants and environmental monitoring officers.
business, tourism and information technology degrees.
CAREER OUTCOMES ADVANCED STANDING
The Diploma can offer up to one year of credit, depending
Graduates of the Diploma of Business may find employment
on course and units taken, into linked Bachelor degrees
in general areas of business including accounting, finance
in science, environmental science, marine science and
and marketing.
management, forestry science and management, civil
engineering (Honours), and mechanical engineering
ADVANCED STANDING (Honours).
Successful graduates of the Diploma of Business will be
eligible to gain one year of advanced standing towards the
Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of Business in Tourism and
Hospitality Management, Bachelor of Digital Business, or
Bachelor of Information Technology.
11“The Diploma pathway has given
me greater confidence in my
ability to study the Bachelor of
Business in Tourism and Hospitality
Management. It made me
understand the Australian education
system, showed me how to access
the different learning systems and
gave me lots of extra support.”
Amrit – Nepal
Diploma of Business pathway to
Bachelor of Business in Tourism
and Hospitality Management
12STUDY ABROAD
CAREER START (STUDY ABROAD)
Duration: 6 months COURSE OVERVIEW
Total units: 4 Career Start (Study Abroad) is a full-time course that starts
with 10-weeks of English (English for Academic Purposes or
Location: Gold Coast, Lismore EAP), followed by four (4) units of academic study in either
CRICOS: 096807M business, tourism and hospitality, science or arts stream
over one session.
2019 Tuition Fees: $12,040
Admission requirements: Qualification equivalent ADVANCED STANDING
to Australian Year 12; and English language comparable
to Academic IELTS 5.0 with no band less than 4.5. Students who successfully complete this course may
receive up to four (4) units of credit towards the Diploma
of Business or the Diploma of Science.
GOLD COAST STREAMS STARTS
Arts 26 Nov 18
Business 26 Nov 18, 1 Apr 19, 5 Aug 19
Tourism and Hospitality 26 Nov 18, 1 Apr 19, 5 Aug 19
Science 26 Nov 18
LISMORE STREAMS STARTS
Arts 26 Nov 18, 1 April 19
Business 26 Nov 18, 1 April 19
Tourism and Hospitality 26 Nov 18, 1 April 19
Science 26 Nov 18
13STUDY TOURS
ENGLISH STUDY TOURS
(DESIGNED FOR YOU)
Duration: 1, 2, 3, 4 or 10 weeks COURSE OVERVIEW
Starts: Anytime English language study tours can be designed at any
level to allows students to immerse themselves in an
Location: Gold Coast, Lismore, Coffs Harbour English speaking environment. We can design a program
that suits your needs.
2019 Tuition Fees: on application
Admission requirements: We cater to school-aged Study tours include English classes, vocational lectures
students, university level, professional or other specific and relevant industry visits such as tourism, information
requirements. Applicants can be on any visa type technology, tropical horticulture, aquaculture, organic
(but not on a student visa). growing, agribusiness or marine studies. Other options can
be added including homestay, social or recreational activities.
For more information contact studytours@scu.edu.au
14ACCOMMODATION
GOLD COAST COFFS HARBOUR
The Gold Coast offers private housing options, from full SCU Village, managed by Campus Living Villages, provides
board with private residents, to hostel accommodation, modern, fully furnished, four-bedroom apartments with
units, houses, and sharing a house or unit with others. internet access, laundry facilities, and a recreation lounge
for group gatherings and organised social events. Dedicated
Unistays lists a range of off-campus accommodation in the
resident teams and evening duty managers provide a
local area, visit: unistays.scu.edu.au. Local real estate agents
supportive and friendly environment within walking distance
or portals such as realestate.com.au also list private rentals.
of the campus. Visit: scuvillage.com.au for more details.
Homestay provides accommodation with a local Australian
Unistays lists off-campus accommodation in the local area,
family for English language students, and is a great way to
visit: unistays.scu.edu.au. Local real estate agents or portals
improve English skills and learn more about Australian culture,
such as realestate.com.au also list private rentals.
visit: scu.edu.au/englishlanguage
Homestay provides accommodation with a local Australian
LISMORE family for English language students, and is a great way to
improve English skills and learn more about Australian culture,
SCU Village, managed by Campus Living Villages, offers two-
visit: scu.edu.au/englishlanguage
to-six-bedroom apartments at three colleges – Orion, Sirius
and Magellan. Dedicated resident teams and evening duty
managers provide a supportive and friendly environment
within walking distance of the campus. Facilities include
internet access and on-site laundries, outdoor entertainment
areas and movie facilities.
Visit: scuvillage.com.au for more details.
Unistays lists off-campus accommodation in the local area:
unistays.scu.edu.au. Local real estate agents or portals such
as realestate.com.au also list private rentals.
Homestay provides accommodation with a local Australian
family for English language students, and is a great way to
improve English skills and learn more about Australian culture,
visit: scu.edu.au/englishlanguage
COST OF LIVING
GOLD COAST, LISMORE AND COFFS HARBOUR
Southern Cross University students may benefit from the reduced cost of living compared to Australian capital cities.
The table below is a general weekly guide in Australian dollars for a single student living near the Gold Coast, Lismore or
Coffs Harbour campuses.
SCU VILLAGE
(LISMORE,
EXPENSE PRIVATE RENTAL COFFS HARBOUR) HOMESTAY
Accommodation $130–$250 room | $350–$600 house $167–$209 $270–$330*
Food $100–$150 $100–$150 Included
Public transport $20–$70 $20 Included to and from campus
Electricity $15 room | $40 house Included Included
Water $5 Included Included
Mobile/internet $30–$60 $30–$60 $30–$60
Updated April 2018. Figures are per week.
* Does not include placement fee.
15ENGLISH LANGUAGE
REQUIREMENTS
Most applications must include evidence of English ‘English language comparable to Academic IELTS 6.0
language proficiency. Academic IELTS is the bench-mark with no band less than 5.5’ means to meet the English
score indicated in the admission requirements for each requirement the minimum overall IELTS score is 6.0, and
course. All English language results must have been no band in reading, writing, speaking or listening can be
achieved in the last two years. below 5.5.
For undergraduate degrees the minimum score required Southern Cross University also accepts comparable scores
is IELTS of 6.0 with no band less than 5.5 with the exception from CPE (Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency), CAE
of health sciences, nursing and midwifery and social (Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English), TOEFL (Test
sciences degrees. of English as a Foreign Language – internet-based test),
For most postgraduate degrees the minimum score PTE (Pearson Test of English), ISPLR (International Second
required is IELTS of 6.5 overall. Language Proficiency Rating), CEFR (Common European
Framework of Reference for Languages).
The English language requirement may also be satisfied by
completing an English for Academic Purposes or pathway
program with SCU College (see page 21).
IELTS 5.0 with no band 5.5 no band 6.0 no band 6.5 no band 7.0 no band 7.0 all bands
less than 4.5 less than 5.0 less than 5.5 less than 6.0 less than 6.5
46 60 79 94 94
TOEFL (Internet) 35-45 W: 21 R: 20
W: 16 W: 17 R: 11 L: 11 L: 20 S: 20 W: 24 W: 25
42 Communication 50 Communication 58 Communication 65 Communication 65 Communication
Pearson PTE 36
score: 36 score: 46 score: 50 score: 58 score: 65
Cambridge CAE 154 47 52 58 67 67
CPE – – 52 – – –
3+ or better
ISPLR – 3 in all 4 skills 4 in all 4 skills 4 in all 4 skills 4+ in all 4 skills
in all 4 skills
CEFR – – B2 – C1 –
W: Writing S: Speaking R: Reading L: Listening – indicates minimum score in each band.
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
The minimum academic requirement for undergraduate When assessing applications against the relevant Academic
degrees is displayed in the ‘Academic Score by Country’ Standards, the University will use accepted educational
shown on the international tab for each course on the resources, including Australian Education International –
University website. National Office of Overseas Skills Recognition (NOOSR),
For postgraduate degrees, assessment is made on an United Kingdom National Recognition Information Centre
equivalent Australian Bachelor degree plus any other (UK NARIC), University Admissions Centre Assessment
course-specific requirements. of Qualifications Manual and the Queensland Tertiary
Admissions Centre Schedule to establish the Australian
Advanced standing refers to previous study undertaken
equivalent of an applicant’s overseas qualifications.
which may reduce the duration of your degree. You need
to apply for advanced standing at the time of application. For more information visit:
scu.edu.au/international/apply
Please note that some courses in nursing, midwifery
and health sciences have inherent requirements. Refer
to scu.edu.au/international for more information.
16HOW TO APPLY
1. Apply scu.edu.au/international
Apply online (preferred) OR complete the International Application for Admission form with
all supporting documents:
Original or Certified Copy of academic transcripts, with grading system
English language test results (e.g. IELTS, TOEFL)
Submit your completed International Application for Admission form with all supporting
documents to intapps@scu.edu.au
2. Assessment
Applications will be acknowledged and responded to within 10 days.* Succesful applications receive
an International Offer Package (Offer) including:
Offer
Information for Accepting your Offer
Offer Acceptance Agreement.
* Time period relates to complete application for the immediate study period.
3. Accept
1. Review the Offer to make sure all information is correct and submit extra documents if requested.
Once conditions are met, send the signed Offer Acceptance Agreement, before the Offer Lapse Date.
2. Pay the ‘fee payable on acceptance’ amount on the Offer once Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE)
conditions are met.
3. Once all documents are received and conditions are met, Southern Cross University will issue an
electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCOE) so you can apply for an Australian visa.
Arriving in Australia
Getting to Australia Accommodation Orientation
Make sure you know how to get to Review short-term and long-term Orientation week is compulsory
the campus before you leave as public accommodation options before and full of essential information.
transport in regional areas is limited. you leave. Bring your passport as
Remember to fill in the Greeting identification.
Service request online.
scu.edu.au/international/arrive scu.edu.au/accommodation scu.edu.au/orientation
17SCU INTERNATIONAL 2019 KEY DATES CONTACT
scucollege@scu.edu.au
GOLD COAST Session 1 scu.edu.au/scucollege
Southern Cross Drive Orientation: 25 February – 1 March T: +61 7 5589 3366
Bilinga Start: 4 March
QLD 4225 Australia
Exams: 3 – 14 June
LISMORE scuonline
Session 2
Military Road scuinternational
Lismore Orientation: 1 – 15 July
NSW 2480 Australia Start: 8 July southerncrossuni
Exams: 8 – 18 October uniscu
COFFS HARBOUR
Hogbin Drive Session 3
Coffs Harbour Orientation: 28 October – 1 November
NSW 2450 Australia Start: 4 November
FIND AN AGENT Exams: 17 – 21 February 2020
scu.edu.au/international/agents
CRICOS PROVIDER: 01241G
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