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POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS

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Options to complete a Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Masters and advance your career

Advance your expertise

Sharpen your expertise in specific practice areas with practical, real-world focused subjects designed to elevate your proficiency.

Customise your journey

Enjoy the freedom and flexibility to customise your postgraduate program by studying the subjects that appeal to you.

Four intakes per year

Plan your year and the subject you intend to study each intake - Feb, May, Aug, Nov.

A POSTGRADUATE QUALIFICATION GIVES YOU AN EDGE

The College of Law can help you expand on what you already know and acquire new knowledge while providing you with opportunities to hone your skills in a  practice area, so that you stand out from the competition. 

Open up new career pathways by studying a Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Master of Laws program. One that’s reality-based, balanced and world-renowned, so you can become the best version of yourself for your client, practice and community. 

This is your chance to build career prospects, earn industry recognition, and boost your earning potential. 

Curious about where your skills could take you next? Scroll down to explore the variety of practice areas, detailed course subjects, and potential awards waiting for you. Find your perfect fit and tailor your education to your career ambitions.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Select a practice area to explore relevant courses and subjects

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Business Law and Transactions

Canvass the current issues critical to the day-to-day life of practitioners in this area. Focus on skills necessary for providing legal services, advice, and consultancy on legal issues impacting businesses.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Commercial Litigation

Hone your skills in the complex and challenging world of commercial litigation under the guidance of senior practitioners. Prepare yourself with the tools needed to act in commercial disputes.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Dispute Resolution

Learn how to navigate the resolution of disputes more effectively through mediation and other dispute resolution methods.  Settling disputes can avoid costly litigation and lead to reduced costs and more tailored outcomes for your clients.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Family Dispute Resolution Practice

Assist families in navigating changes to relationships, parenting arrangements and living circumstances by becoming a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner .

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Family Law

Help resolve the legal aspects of family relationship issues including relationship breakdowns, property and parenting arrangements, as well as family violence, abuse and other complex issues affecting children and families

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Government and Public Sector Law

Advance your understanding of government and public sector practices, including contracting, procurement, and policy development, while addressing ethical considerations crucial for serving the public interest.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

In-house Practice

Develop and understand both the power and impact that good governance and compliance can have on an organisation. Learn how to communicate effectively all the way up to the board and its directors.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

International Arbitration

Acquire the skills necessary to help resolve cross-border disputes in an international context. Grow your confidence in drafting arbitration agreements and seeing out the process until a resolution is agreed upon.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Wills and Estates

Provide your clients with expert guidance on will drafting, estate management, litigation strategies, and elder law essentials.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Estate Planning

Equip your clients with comprehensive strategies in estate planning, focusing on financial structuring, tax optimisation, testamentary trusts and succession planning.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

ASEAN+6 Legal Practice

Expand your knowledge of cross-border practice and enhance your career opportunities with our first-of-its-kind subjects. Each is designed to give you in-depth knowledge on how to operate within the ASEAN region.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Property Law

Equip yourself with the ability to analyse and better manage property transactions of all types. This course has a focus on how to address and resolve the more complicated issues likely to be encountered by property law practitioners.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Legal Business Management

Learn the tools and real-world business skills necessary to understand legal operations, legal technology and how to be a more holistic and impactful leader.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Customise your program

Pick the subjects you want based on the practice areas you’d like to focus on. Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma or Master of Laws without a major.

PROGRAM OPTIONS

Double Major

Double down with a double major (completing eight subjects, four from each major subject area) to master two areas of law and stand out as a uniquely qualified legal expert.

OR START WITH A GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Take control of your career

If you decide later to progress towards a Masters, you’ll receive credit towards that award.

COMMERCIAL LITIGATION SUBJECTS

CLP00 - Capstone Project (Commercial Litigation)

Intake 2, 4
The Capstone Project is taken as the final subject, as a culmination of the knowledge and skills attained throughout the major. It will allow students to demonstrate their skills in a specialist practice area using real-life scenarios and case studies. Throughout the intake, students will receive individualised feedback from their lecturer and will also have access to a rich array of skills modules that include guides, samples, and practice exercises for honing their legal skills. The highlight of the Capstone Project is the final task, where students will prepare a Final Portfolio that demonstrates their legal writing, research, and oral skills.

TOPICS

THE SUBJECT HAS FOUR COMPONENTS

  1. Four short answer questions
  2. Two legal writing samples
  3. Oral communication (e.g. client interview) assessment held through online conferencing
  4. Reflective analysis

CLP1 - Foundations of Commercial Litigation

Intake 1, 3
This subject provides an overview of commercial disputes, with particular focus on causes of action and remedies in commercial disputes. It is designed to expand the knowledge of contract law and to provide insight into the complexities of the typical commercial context in which litigators operate. This subject also examines tortious, equitable and statutory causes of action.

TOPICS

  • Commercial relationships and contractual disputes
  • Cutting across contracts
  • Termination without breach – frustration and mistake
  • Termination for breach of contract
  • Statutory overlays on contracts
  • Negligence, misrepresentation, and misleading and deceptive conduct
  • Damages and other forms of relief

CLP2 - Pre-trial Procedures

Intake 2
This foundational subject covers the purpose of, and law and practice relating to, pre-trial processes in commercial litigation. It focuses on the skills of analysis, problem solving and strategy in effectively carrying out the procedures required as a matter in the Federal Court progresses on its way to trial, including seeking interlocutory orders and directions. In addition, it will cover how to obtain instructions, give advice and utilise these procedures in the most efficient and effective manner to advance the clients’ interests.

TOPICS

  • Advising on commercial disputes
  • Security for costs
  • Preliminary discovery, search orders and freezing orders
  • Commencing proceedings and identification of issues
  • Preparing pre-trial applications and affidavits
  • Gathering and managing evidence
  • Conducting a hearing
  • Early resolution and practical outcomes of proceedings

CLP3 - Dispute Resolution Processes

Intake 4
This subject sets out the range of strategic choices available when a client is in dispute or anticipates a dispute. It is designed to enable students to identify and evaluate the main dispute resolution processes applicable in commercial matters and develop effective pre-trial strategies.

TOPICS

  • Dispute analysis and management
  • Alternative dispute resolution processes
  • Negotiation and conflict-handling skills
  • Expert determination and commercial arbitration
  • Mediation
  • Collaborative law and conciliation
  • Drafting deeds of release
  • Dispute resolution by court hearing

CLP4 - Managing Complex Litigation

Intake 3
Complex litigation can arise in a number of circumstances. It can include litigation involving multiple parties, voluminous statements of evidence, fast-paced and tightly managed court timetables, extensive discovery and numerous interlocutory procedures. It may also take the form of a representative or group proceeding (i.e. class action). To ensure that the proceedings run smoothly and both the court and the client are kept informed, careful case management is required. This will usually involve additional human resources and specialised technology to enable compliance with electronic discovery protocols and completion of detailed evidence.

TOPICS

Taking initial instructions and managing the client Understanding litigation costs Managing a project team Electronic discovery Managing issues of privilege Urgent applications and injunctions Class actions Foreign judgments, service and evidence

CLP11 - Building and Construction Disputes

Intake 1
The building and construction industry in Australia is very large and generates a lot of disputes. With every building project that experiences a delay, or worse, comes to a complete standstill, there are potential job losses, lost revenue and in some cases, corporate collapses. Building and construction law covers large-scale commercial developments to small home improvement jobs. There are specific processes set up to deal with these disputes and to avoid or minimise the loss when a project does not proceed according to the building contract and plan. Large matters often proceed through the relevant technology and construction list in the Supreme Court, while smaller matters will often be dealt with expeditiously under the security of payment legislation. Building contracts will also usually compel the parties to use alternative dispute resolution to resolve the dispute.

TOPICS

  • Understanding building and construction contracts
  • Common disputes issues
  • Resolving disputes: Alternative dispute resolution and legal action
  • Adjudication and judicial review
  • Extra-contractual remedies in construction disputes
  • Actions concerning residential building work

CLP12 - Insurance Disputes

Intake 4
The insurance industry is a source of litigation both within Australia and overseas. Throughout their career, insurance lawyers may see themselves working on minor claims of only a few thousand dollars through to multi-million dollar claims. For any commercial litigator in Australia, knowledge of insurance law will aid practical success in recovering judgment and awareness of an insurers' roles in commercial litigation. With globalisation and thus the cross-boundary nature of corporate insurers, knowledge of international dispute resolution trends and private international law is also becoming increasingly relevant to insurance litigators. This subject will highlight important and common aspects of insurance disputes, raise awareness of potential issues in insurance law and enable students to practice in insurance litigation.

TOPICS

  • Regulatory environment for insurance
  • The contract of insurance
  • Specific insurance issues
  • Preparing and conducting insurance
  • Litigation relating to agents and brokers
  • Reinsurance arbitration

CLP13 - Intellectual Property Litigation

Intake 3
This subject focuses on the evaluation and employment of strategies for the enforcement of copyright, design, patents and trademarks. This subject will provide students with the tools to formulate courses of action and to advise clients on strategy, risk, costs and success prospects together with foundations for advanced and integrated understandings of the subject.

TOPICS

Introduction to intellectual property Intellectual property disputes Pre-emptive strategies for protecting intellectual property Litigation strategy Pleading infringement Defending an action Final relief, and providing and quantifying damages Expert evidence and appeals

CLP14 - Insolvency Litigation

Intake 2
This subject deals with insolvency disputes and proceedings, and the administration and management of insolvency matters following appointment of an insolvency practitioner, including issues and proceedings arising after commencement of a formal insolvency administration.

TOPICS

  • Introduction to insolvency Personal insolvency – bankruptcy proceedings and processes
  • Personal insolvency – administering a bankruptcy
  • Corporate insolvency – voluntary and involuntary liquidation
  • Corporate insolvency – administering a winding up and issues arising in an external administration
  • Corporate insolvency – voluntary administration and deeds of company arrangement
  • Corporate insolvency – receivers, managers and controllers, and the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) Examination by liquidators
  • Corporate insolvency – proceedings to recover creditors’ assets and cross-border insolvency

CLP15 - Corporations Litigation

Intake 1
This subject deals with the main aspects of corporations litigation. It covers the various parties that may be involved and the various grounds for disputes. As shown in this subject, the multi-party structure of the corporation may itself provide grounds for disputes. Understanding the way corporations operate and the legal principles applying to corporations may provide the key to success in disputes.

TOPICS

  • Corporate and other business structures
  • Regulatory framework in Australia
  • Obligations of directors and officers; defences, indemnity and directors' and officers' liability insurance
  • Boards and disputes between directors; members' rights and general meetings
  • Securities regulation; responding to an ASIC investigation
  • Shareholder class actions
  • Members’ remedies
  • Managed investment schemes

CLP16 - Competition Litigation

This subject covers the nature of competition law disputes. It looks at the regulatory environment (including the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)) and the strategies and major issues prior to and after commencement of competition litigation.

TOPICS

  • Introduction to competition and consumer law in Australia
  • Identifying the market and understanding competition
  • Restrictive trade practices
  • Consumer protection
  • The written brief and strategies for dispute resolution
  • ACCC investigations
  • Understanding litigation in the Federal Court
  • Expert evidence

START DATES

Nov Intake 4 Feb intake 1 May Intake 2
START DATE 11 Nov 2024 10 Feb 2025 12 May 2025
CENSUS 04 Dec 2024 26 Feb 2025 28 May 2025
END DATE 07 Feb 2025 02 May 2025 02 Aug 2025
Subject Start Date Census End Date Workshop Date
DRP3 - Advocacy 21 Sep 2025 30 Sep 2024 30 Oct 2025
DRP4 - Mediation 05 Oct 2025 01 Jan 0001 13 Nov 2024
EPP2 - Superannuation 01 Jul 2024 10 Jul 2024 09 Aug 2024
FDR1 - Family Law and Mediation 10 Feb 2025 17 Feb 2025 21 Mar 2025

3 - 5 March 2025 NSW & VIC
6 - 8 March 2025 QLD & WA

FDR2 - Children’s Matters, Family Law and Family Dispute Resolution 24 Mar 2025 01 Jan 0001 20 Apr 2025

10 - 12 April 2025 NSW & VIC 
14 - 16 April 2025 QLD & WA

FDR3 - Advanced Family Dispute Resolution 04 Nov 2024 13 Nov 2024 13 Dec 2024

25-27 Nov 2024 NSW & VIC 
28-30 Nov 2024 QLD & WA

26 - 28 May 2025 NSW & VIC
29 - 31 May 2025 QLD & WA

FDR3 - Advanced Family Dispute Resolution 05 May 2025 01 Jan 0001 13 Jun 2025

25-27 Nov 2024 NSW & VIC 
28-30 Nov 2024 QLD & WA

26 - 28 May 2025 NSW & VIC
29 - 31 May 2025 QLD & WA

FDR4 - Case Management in Family Dispute Resolution Capstone 27 Jan 2025 05 Feb 2025 07 Mar 2025

20-22 Feb 2025 NSW & VIC 
17-19 Feb 2025 QLD & WA

10 - 12 July 2025 NSW & VIC
7 - 9 July 2025 QLD & WA 

FDR4 - Case Management in Family Dispute Resolution Capstone 16 Jun 2025 01 Jan 0001 25 Jul 2025

20-22 Feb 2025 NSW & VIC 
17-19 Feb 2025 QLD & WA

10 - 12 July 2025 NSW & VIC
7 - 9 July 2025 QLD & WA 

FDR5 - Virtual Simulated Practice 07 Apr 2025 01 Jan 0001 30 May 2025

Day 1 – 24 April 2025
Days 2 to 4:  29 April - 1 May 2025

LB3 - Business Strategy: Planning for Success 04 Nov 2024 13 Nov 2024 13 Dec 2024
LB3 - Business Strategy: Planning for Success 05 May 2025 01 Jan 0001 13 Jun 2025
Subject Start Date Census End Date Workshop Date
FDR1 - Family Law and Mediation 10 Feb 2025 17 Feb 2025 21 Mar 2025

3 - 5 March 2025 NSW & VIC
6 - 8 March 2025 QLD & WA

FDR2 - Children’s Matters, Family Law and Family Dispute Resolution 25 Mar 2024 03 Apr 2024 03 May 2024

17-19 Oct 2024 NSW & VIC
14-16 Oct 2024 QLD & WA  

10 - 12 April 2025 NSW & VIC 
14 - 16 April 2025 QLD & WA

FDR2 - Children’s Matters, Family Law and Family Dispute Resolution 23 Sep 2024 02 Oct 2024 01 Nov 2024

17-19 Oct 2024 NSW & VIC
14-16 Oct 2024 QLD & WA  

10 - 12 April 2025 NSW & VIC 
14 - 16 April 2025 QLD & WA

FDR2 - Children’s Matters, Family Law and Family Dispute Resolution 23 Sep 2024 02 Oct 2024 01 Nov 2024

17-19 Oct 2024 NSW & VIC
14-16 Oct 2024 QLD & WA  

10 - 12 April 2025 NSW & VIC 
14 - 16 April 2025 QLD & WA

FDR2 - Children’s Matters, Family Law and Family Dispute Resolution 24 Mar 2025 31 Mar 2025 02 May 2025

17-19 Oct 2024 NSW & VIC
14-16 Oct 2024 QLD & WA  

10 - 12 April 2025 NSW & VIC 
14 - 16 April 2025 QLD & WA

FDR2 - Children’s Matters, Family Law and Family Dispute Resolution 24 Mar 2025 01 Jan 0001 20 Apr 2025

17-19 Oct 2024 NSW & VIC
14-16 Oct 2024 QLD & WA  

10 - 12 April 2025 NSW & VIC 
14 - 16 April 2025 QLD & WA

FDR3 - Advanced Family Dispute Resolution 06 May 2024 15 May 2024 14 Jun 2024

25-27 Nov 2024 NSW & VIC 
28-30 Nov 2024 QLD & WA

26 - 28 May 2025 NSW & VIC
29 - 31 May 2025 QLD & WA

FDR3 - Advanced Family Dispute Resolution 04 Nov 2024 13 Nov 2024 13 Dec 2024

25-27 Nov 2024 NSW & VIC 
28-30 Nov 2024 QLD & WA

26 - 28 May 2025 NSW & VIC
29 - 31 May 2025 QLD & WA

FDR3 - Advanced Family Dispute Resolution 04 Nov 2024 13 Nov 2024 13 Dec 2024

25-27 Nov 2024 NSW & VIC 
28-30 Nov 2024 QLD & WA

26 - 28 May 2025 NSW & VIC
29 - 31 May 2025 QLD & WA

FDR3 - Advanced Family Dispute Resolution 05 May 2025 12 May 2025 13 Jun 2025

25-27 Nov 2024 NSW & VIC 
28-30 Nov 2024 QLD & WA

26 - 28 May 2025 NSW & VIC
29 - 31 May 2025 QLD & WA

FDR3 - Advanced Family Dispute Resolution 05 May 2025 01 Jan 0001 13 Jun 2025

25-27 Nov 2024 NSW & VIC 
28-30 Nov 2024 QLD & WA

26 - 28 May 2025 NSW & VIC
29 - 31 May 2025 QLD & WA

FDR4 - Case Management in Family Dispute Resolution Capstone 29 Jan 2024 07 Feb 2024 08 Mar 2024

20-22 Feb 2025 NSW & VIC 
17-19 Feb 2025 QLD & WA

10 - 12 July 2025 NSW & VIC
7 - 9 July 2025 QLD & WA 

FDR4 - Case Management in Family Dispute Resolution Capstone 17 Jun 2024 26 Jun 2024 26 Jul 2024

20-22 Feb 2025 NSW & VIC 
17-19 Feb 2025 QLD & WA

10 - 12 July 2025 NSW & VIC
7 - 9 July 2025 QLD & WA 

FDR4 - Case Management in Family Dispute Resolution Capstone 27 Jan 2025 05 Feb 2025 07 Mar 2025

20-22 Feb 2025 NSW & VIC 
17-19 Feb 2025 QLD & WA

10 - 12 July 2025 NSW & VIC
7 - 9 July 2025 QLD & WA 

FDR4 - Case Management in Family Dispute Resolution Capstone 27 Jan 2025 05 Feb 2025 07 Mar 2025

20-22 Feb 2025 NSW & VIC 
17-19 Feb 2025 QLD & WA

10 - 12 July 2025 NSW & VIC
7 - 9 July 2025 QLD & WA 

FDR4 - Case Management in Family Dispute Resolution Capstone 16 Jun 2025 23 Jun 2025 25 Jul 2025

20-22 Feb 2025 NSW & VIC 
17-19 Feb 2025 QLD & WA

10 - 12 July 2025 NSW & VIC
7 - 9 July 2025 QLD & WA 

FDR4 - Case Management in Family Dispute Resolution Capstone 16 Jun 2025 01 Jan 0001 25 Jul 2025

20-22 Feb 2025 NSW & VIC 
17-19 Feb 2025 QLD & WA

10 - 12 July 2025 NSW & VIC
7 - 9 July 2025 QLD & WA 

FDR5 - Virtual Simulated Practice 08 Apr 2024 18 Apr 2024 31 May 2024

 

Day 1 – 24 April 2025
Days 2 to 4:  29 April - 1 May 2025

FDR5 - Virtual Simulated Practice 09 Sep 2024 19 Sep 2024 01 Nov 2024

 

Day 1 – 24 April 2025
Days 2 to 4:  29 April - 1 May 2025

FDR5 - Virtual Simulated Practice 09 Sep 2024 19 Sep 2024 01 Nov 2024

 

Day 1 – 24 April 2025
Days 2 to 4:  29 April - 1 May 2025

FDR5 - Virtual Simulated Practice 07 Apr 2025 17 Apr 2025 30 May 2025

 

Day 1 – 24 April 2025
Days 2 to 4:  29 April - 1 May 2025

FDR5 - Virtual Simulated Practice 07 Apr 2025 01 Jan 0001 30 May 2025

 

Day 1 – 24 April 2025
Days 2 to 4:  29 April - 1 May 2025

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Partner
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Special Counsel
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Barrister
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I was able to sharpen my skills working on course assignments, which were mostly very practical. I also gained insightful feedback in relation to a number of points that I could improve upon to become a better lawyer.

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Scholarships

If you’re experiencing financial hardship and unable to afford postgraduate study, see if you are eligible for the The Kay Smith Scholarship. This scholarship honours one of the longest serving and most respected people of The College of Law. It is designed to support the education aspirations of outstanding law graduates and young lawyers.

Guide download

Inside the course guide, you will find information on: how this practical program will equip you with the skills and tools you will need, who the course is for, course format, topics and assessment structure, course presenters, workshop dates, prices and how to enrol.

Student success stories

Read how Craig’s postgraduate study accelerated his career by a decade and enabled him to become a specialist and eventually started his own firm.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

This depends on your workload and your personal situation. If you complete one subject every intake, you could complete your Masters in two years. However, you have five years to complete the course from your intake commencement date.

You can do any of the following without financial penalty any time before the published census date for each intake:

  • Withdraw completely
  • Change the subject or course you are enrolled in
  • Defer it to a subsequent intake (must be within the next 12 months)

As you have five years to complete your Masters, you don’t need to complete a subject every intake. However, if you do not study for two consecutive intakes – then you can apply for a Leave of Absence.

You can only request a leave of absence twice over the course of your studies.

We recommend that you set aside 10-12 hours a week on study per subject, one unit per semester.

Completing two subjects in the same intake may require up to 25 hours of study and readings each week.

There are four intakes a year, February, May, August and November.

You may be entitled to claim your full 10 units per subject for your CPD requirements.

However, you may still need to complete some mandatory CPD units. Please check with your local law society for the requirements in your state or territory.

WA based students may claim up to six units per subject (six CPD units for an intensive subject that has a compulsory workshop requirement or four CPD units for any other subject).

College will lodge the CPD points with the Legal Practice Board on successful completion of the subject(s).

The College’s Credit for Prior Learning Policy encourages practitioners who have completed previous postgraduate and other recognised study to apply for credit towards either the LLM (Applied Law) or the Master of Applied Law (Family Law).

A maximum of three subject credits may be granted towards the Masters awards.

  • If you have undertaken a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice with The College of Law within the last ten years, you may apply to receive up to two elective subjects of unspecified credit
  • If you have undertaken a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice with another provider within the last ten years, you may apply to receive one elective subject of unspecified credit
  • If you have undertaken other postgraduate study, such as an LLM or Graduate Diploma of Law, whether you have completed the award or not, you may be eligible to receive credit for that study
  • Accredited Specialists may qualify for exemption of the foundations subject and Capstone Project for their area of major
  • Applicants who have completed a Legal Practice Management Course within the last 5 years at The College of Law in may receive one subject specified credit

Yes. Many Master of Laws (Applied Law) students choose electives from our Legal Business Management course. Please contact us to learn how.

No. To become a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, you will need to:

Many students choose to pursue an LLM with a double major in Family Law and FDRP.

 

For 2024, each subject in our postgraduate programmes costs $3,950, with no GST applicable. Please note that our fees are subject to annual review and may change during your enrolment.

Full payment is required at the time of enrolment each semester, and we accept various payment methods including cheque, Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT), and credit card.

Additionally, if you are an Australian citizen, a New Zealand citizen, or hold a permanent humanitarian visa, you may be eligible to defer your payment through the Australian Government's StudyAssist FEE-HELP scheme.

Yes, if you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident, you may be eligible to receive FEE-HELP. For more information, visit the Australian Government Study Assist website or download the Study Assist FEE-HELP information sheet.

Please note that StudyAssist FEE-HELP is not available for single subject enrolment.

Yes, you can, but Study Assist FEE-help will not apply.

Yes. If you are from a non-English speaking country or your previous studies were in a language other than English, you will need to demonstrate your English skills in accordance with the IELTS standard before starting the program. The requisite IELTS standard is at level 8 (writing), 7 (listening), 7.5 (speaking), 7 (reading), and 7.5 overall.

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