Entry Requirements
Entry Requirements
English Language Requirements
The English language requirements are as follows:
- Completed two years or longer of study in Australia; or
- Successful completion of an Australian Year 12 program; or
- Achievement of the minimum requirements in an approved English language test no less than 24 months prior to commencement of studies at AIAT. Approved English language tests and minimum standards are included in Tables A and B below.
- Prospective students are required to submit acceptable evidence of their English language proficiency at the time of application to study with AIAT, such as an IELTS document showing their overall scores. This evidence must be no more than 24 months old.
In addition to meeting these requirements, in some cases applicants may be required to successfully complete an AIAT approved English language test.
Table A: AIAT Approved English Language Tests
| Acronym | Test Name |
|---|---|
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IELTS |
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) – Academic |
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TOEFL – Paper Based Test |
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) – Paper Based Test |
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TOEFL – iBT |
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) – Internet Based Test |
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PTE |
Pearson Test of English |
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CAE |
Cambridge English Advanced |
Table B: English Language Test and Minimum Score
| Course | IELTS- Academic | TOEFL- Paper based test | TOEFL -(iBT) | PTE | CAE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Bachelor of Information Technology |
Overall 6.0 (min. sub-score of 5.5 each) |
550 (min. 4.5 TWE – Test of Written English) |
60 (min.18 in writing) |
50 (no skill score < 42) |
Level B2 (169) |
|
Master of Information Technology |
Overall 6.5 (min. sub-score of 6.0 each) |
550 (min. 4.5 TWE – Test of Written English) |
79 (min.18 in writing) |
60 (no skill score < 45) |
Level B2 (176) |
|
Master of Business Administration |
Overall 6.5 (min. sub-score of 6.0 each) |
550 (min. 4.5 TWE – Test of Written English) |
79 (min.18 in writing) |
60 (no skill score < 45) |
Level B2 (176) |
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Undergraduate Entry Requirements
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Minimum age criteria: all applicants |
To be eligible for admission, the applicant must be at least 18 years of age on the course commencement date. |
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Applicants with higher education study: (bridging or enabling course) |
A completed or partly completed qualification at AQF level 5 (Diploma) or above from an Australian higher education institution or an equivalent overseas higher education qualification. |
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Applicants with Vocational Education and Training (VET) study: |
A completed Vocational Education and Training (VET) qualification at AQF Level 4 (Certificate IV) or above from an Australian vocational education institution or an equivalent overseas vocational education qualification. |
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Applicants with work and life experience: |
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Applicants with recent secondary education: |
Completion of an Australian Year 12 secondary education qualification with a minimum ATAR of 60 or equivalent qualification from an overseas institution. |
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Assumed knowledge: all applicants: |
Before the applicant starts this course, it is assumed they have studied mathematics or a related subject in the final year of secondary education or equivalent. If the applicant does not have the subject knowledge they can still apply for the course and will be encouraged to actively participate in the support activities provided by AIAT. |
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Additional admission criteria for international students: |
Applicants must meet the English Language requirements set out in AIAT’s Admission Procedure. Applicants meet the minimum requirement if they have:
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Special entry pathway: (exceptional circumstances) |
Applicants may be eligible for special entry in exceptional circumstances in line with AIAT’s Admissions Policy. Special Entry Applicants in any category whose study has been impacted by circumstances such as disability, illness or family disruption will be given special consideration for admission. Each application will be considered on its merit, based on the evidence supplied by the applicant attesting to the circumstances of the applicant. Applicants applying for special entry are required to meet the criteria of demonstrating their ability to study at the level required for the degree by satisfactory completion of one or more of the following:
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Applicants with Indigenous Australian or Torres Strait Islander background: |
Applicants are required to confirm their Aboriginality or Torres Strait Islander heritage at the time of application to be eligible for priority admission and access to Indigenous specific scholarships. Applicants who require support during the application process are encouraged to contact the Director, Learning and Teaching. |
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Additional Note: Assessment of admission requirements is in accordance with AIAT’s Admissions Policy and Procedures. Meeting minimum admission criteria does not necessarily guarantee a place in the course. |
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Postgraduate Entry Requirements
| Post Graduate Requirements: Master of Information Technology: | |
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Minimum age criteria: all applicants |
To be eligible for admission, the applicant must be at least 18 years of age on the course commencement date. |
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Applicants with higher education study: (bridging or enabling course) |
Applicants must have an Australian Bachelor’s degree (AQF level 7) or overseas equivalent in any discipline. |
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Applicants with Vocational Education and Training (VET) study: |
Not Applicable |
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Applicants with work and life experience: |
Not Applicable |
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Applicants with recent secondary education: |
Not Applicable |
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Assumed knowledge: all applicants: |
Before the applicant starts this course, it is assumed they have studied mathematics or a related subject in an undergraduate degree or the final year of secondary education or equivalent. If the applicant does not have the subject knowledge they can still apply for the course and will be encouraged to actively participate in the support activities provide by AIAT. |
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Additional admission criteria for international students: |
Applicants must meet the English Language requirements set out in AIAT’s Admission Procedure. Applicants meet the minimum requirement if they have:
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Special entry pathway: (exceptional circumstances) |
Applicants may be eligible for special entry in exceptional circumstances in line with AIAT’s Admissions Policy. Special Entry Applicants in any category whose study has been impacted by circumstances such as disability, illness or family disruption will be given special consideration for admission. Each application will be considered on its merit, based on the evidence supplied by the applicant attesting to the circumstances of the applicant. Applicants applying for special entry are required to meet the criteria of demonstrating their ability to study at the level required for the degree by satisfactory completion of one or more of the following:
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Applicants with Indigenous Australian background: |
Applicants are required to confirm their Aboriginality or Torres Strait Islander heritage at the time of application to be eligible for priority admission and access to Indigenous specific scholarships. Applicants who require support during the application process are encouraged to contact the Director, Learning and Teaching. |
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Additional Note: Assessment of admission requirements is in accordance with AIAT’s Admissions Policy and Procedures. Meeting minimum admission criteria does not necessarily guarantee a place in the course. |
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| Post Graduate Requirements: Master of Business Administration (Leadership and Innovation): | |
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Minimum age criteria: all applicants |
To be eligible for admission, the applicant must be at least 18 years of age on the course commencement date. |
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Applicants with higher education study: (bridging or enabling course) |
Applicants must have:
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Applicants with Vocational Education and Training (VET) study: |
Not Applicable |
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Applicants with work and life experience: |
Not Applicable |
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Additional admission criteria for international students: |
Refer Admissions Policy and Admissions Procedure Applicants must meet the English Language requirements set out in AIAT’s Admission Procedure. Applicants meet the minimum requirement if they have:
Prospective students are required to submit acceptable evidence of their English language proficiency at the time of application to study with AIAT, such as an IELTS document showing their overall scores. In addition to meeting the requirements, in some cases applicants may be required to successfully complete an AIAT approved English language test. Students may be required to attend an interview conducted by the Director, Learning and Teaching (or delegated officer), designed to ascertain levels of ability to study at the appropriate level and to successfully complete the course. |
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Special entry pathway: (exceptional circumstances) |
Refer Admissions Policy and Admissions Procedure Applicants may be eligible for special entry in exceptional circumstances in line with AIAT’s Admissions Policy. Special Entry Applicants in any category whose study has been impacted by circumstances such as disability, illness or family disruption will be given special consideration for admission. Each application will be considered on its merit, based on the evidence supplied by the applicant attesting to the circumstances of the applicant. Applicants applying for special entry are required to meet the criteria of demonstrating their ability to study at the level required for the degree by satisfactory completion of one or more of the following:
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Applicants with Indigenous Australian background: |
Refer Admissions Policy and Admissions Procedure Applicants are required to confirm their Aboriginality or Torres Strait Islander heritage at the time of application to be eligible for priority admission and access to Indigenous specific scholarships. Applicants who require support during the application process are encouraged to contact the Director, Learning and Teaching. |
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Additional Note: Assessment of admission requirements is in accordance with AIAT’s Student Access and Equity Policy, Supporting Students with a Disability Procedure and Admissions Policy, Credit Transfer and Recognition of Prior Learning Policy and Procedure. |
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Course Entry Requirements
Each of our courses have specific entry requirements, be sure to check through the requirements outlined through the course to ensure you’re eligible.
