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International Student Applications

Your Application Journey

Follow these steps when applying to be a student at Sheridan Institute of Higher Education.

Applying as an International Student

 

Admission Requirements for All Courses

Admission Requirements for All Courses

Course-specific entry requirements are outlined in the relevant Course Guide and shall apply for each course, in addition to the general requirements listed below. Course Guides for each course can be found on the relevant Course page.

The separate Admissions Policy: English Language Proficiency shall also apply for all courses.

The Admissions Policy and the Admissions Policy: English Language Proficiency are found in the Admissions Forms and Documents slider below, and on the Student Policies & Forms page.

Minimum Admission Requirements for Undergraduate Courses

Minimum Admission Requirements for Undergraduate Courses

Recent Secondary Education Applicants

Recent Secondary Education Applicants

Open to persons who are 16 years of age or over who have either:

  • Completed the WACE and achieved the published ATAR entry score (or its equivalent as determined by the Academic Council) for the course, or
  • Completed the WACE and a university preparation course authorised by an Australian university, or
  • Completion of a recognized university foundations course, or
  • Completed a VET Certificate IV in a relevant discipline, or
  • Completed an International Baccalaureate (Applicants should contact Sheridan’s Registrar for information regarding what score is required for entry into their chosen course), or
  • Completed secondary school offshore and met the minimum academic entry score upon completion of their study (with evidence to Sheridan’s Registrar for review), or
  • Provided a portfolio (applicants are asked to contact the Sheridan Registrar for information regarding portfolio entry).
Work Life Experience or Vocational Education and Training Study Applicants

Work Life Experience or Vocational Education and Training Study Applicants

Sheridan welcomes applications from persons of at least 17 years of age who do not qualify for admission on the basis of formal educational attainment. Sheridan recognises that preparation for higher education is not restricted to formal educational attainment and that valuable intellectual and skills development can be gained through wide ranging experiences and informal study.

Students may be considered for alternative entry based on an assessment of a portfolio demonstrating employment experience, personal competencies, and other qualifications. Each student’s situation will be considered on its merits on the basis of evidence of achievement and of their interest in and capacity to work in the field of study being considered for admissions (applicants are asked to contact the Sheridan Registrar for information regarding entry).

Other recognised methods for non-school leaver entry include:

  • Completing a VET Certificate IV or higher in a relevant discipline
  • Completing two or more units of tertiary study which are completed as a separate enrolment
  • Achieving a score of 140 or higher in the Written English and 140 in the Multiple Choice STAT test.

To be considered for alternative entry, students must be 17 years of age by 1 January (for February entry) or by 1 June (for July entry) in the year of commencement of the course.

Home School Applicants

Home School Applicants

Sheridan welcomes applications from graduates of home school. Home school graduates will need to have either:

  • Completed a VET Certificate IV or higher in a relevant discipline, or
  • Achieved a score of 140 or higher in the Written English and 140 in the Multiple Choice STAT test (students will be required to contact Sheridan’s Registrar to receive permission to sit the STAT test if they are not yet 19 years of age), or
  • Provided a portfolio (applicants are asked to contact the Sheridan Registrar for information regarding portfolio entry).
Minimum Admission Requirements for Postgraduate Courses

Minimum Admission Requirements for Postgraduate Courses

Higher Education Study Applicants

Higher Education Study Applicants

Open to persons who have:

  • graduated with a Bachelor degree or equivalent qualification from an Australian university or other approved higher education provider with a credit average, and
  • provided satisfactory evidence demonstrating the equivalent of at least three years’ relevant full-time professional experience.

Applicants who do not meet the graduate experience requirement outlined in 5.5.2 above may, at the discretion of the Dean, be permitted to enrol in postgraduate courses “nested” within a Masters course (for example – a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma). However, on completion of their “nested” course they will not be permitted to articulate into the Masters course until the experience requirements listed in 5.5.2 and any other course-specific entry requirements are met.

Work Life Experience Applicants

Work Life Experience Applicants

Open to persons who have:

  • graduated with a higher education diploma from an Australian provider or other approved education provider with a credit average (or equivalent), and 
  • provided satisfactory evidence demonstrating the equivalent of at least five years’ relevant work experience and are assessed by the Dean as being able to successfully complete the program and make a positive contribution to the learning environment.

Applicants who do not have a credit average must submit a 1000 word statement demonstrating their suitability for the program to be reviewed by the Academic English Lecturer and the Dean.

How to Apply

How to Apply

STEP 1: Choose your course

Choosing a course of interest is the first step in your journey towards academic success and a rewarding career. Our admissions team, along with our registered education agents can counsel you in choosing the right course and answering any questions you might have.

STEP 2: Check the important dates

Sheridan's academic year is divided into two semesters.

Courses have intake dates in late February/early March & late July/early August each year.

Applications close 1 week prior to Orientation Days. Please see our Academic Calendar for specific dates. 

When choosing a suitable start date when applying outside of Australia, please allow enough time for the processing of the enrolment and your student visa approval.

STEP 3: Check you meet the course entry requirements

To be considered for a place in a Sheridan course, you must meet the specific entry requirements.

STEP 4: Do you have the relevant supporting evidence?

Every application will require additional key documents to be provided. These include:

  • A current Passport;
  • A detailed Resume (For Post Graduate Level Courses);
  • All relevant Academic Documents (In English & Certified); and

Our Checklist on page 2 of the Application Form also includes further documents that may be applicable to you and your circumstance.

Depending on your home country you may also be required to submit extra documents to the Department of Immigration in relation to immigration requirements. 

You can review your requirements at the Department of Home Affairs Document Checklist Tool.

STEP 5: See if you are eligible for course credits

If you have completed studies in Australia, or in studies in English in your home country, you may be eligible to make an Application for Credit Transfer for units completed at a Bachelor level, or for relevant courses completed at the Diploma or Advanced Diploma level. If you have completed units of study at a postgraduate level in Australia, or studies in English, in your home country, you may be eligible to make an application for credit transfer for units completed.

Eligible students will receive a reduction in the units required to complete their course. 

STEP 6: Confirm your financial obligations for your course

One of Sheridan's core commitments is to reduce the financial barriers to quality higher education.

You can view our tuition fees for each of our courses.

Your initial deposit will be equivalent to 1 semester of full-time study.

STEP 7: Submitting your application

It is important that you prepare the relevant forms and documents required for assessment. Once you have all everything in place, email everything in one email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Alternatively, your education agent will provide a step by step guide to lodging your application.

International Student Application Form

Prospective international students should complete this form in full with as much detail as possible.

Genuine Student Evaluation Form

This form helps us assess your understanding of your preferred course, of Sheridan, and of the requirements for studying in Australia. This form needs to be completed by hand and include information that is personal, specific, researched and detailed to your circumstances.

STEP 8: Complete your student interview

If your application meets the relevant requirements for the course and the Sheridan selection criteria, the Registrar will invite you to an interview with our Admissions Team. This will take place either face-to-face or via a video meeting.

STEP 9: Accept your offer

Following a successful interview, you will be issued an official Letter of Offer & Acceptance.

Sign the acceptance and return, in FULL, the Letter of Offer, along with any updated contact details and evidence of payment of the Initial Deposit.

Sheridan will then issue a Confirmation of Enrolment (COE), for lodgement to immigration for your Student Visa.

Course Fees

Course Fees

COURSE LIST

Course Duration
(in years)

International Students

Cost
per unit
(AUD)

Cost
per year
(AUD)

Total Cost
(AUD)

DIPLOMA

       

Diploma of Arts

1

$1,600

$12,800

$12,800

Diploma of Business

1

$1,600

$12,800

$12,800

Diploma of Science

1

$1,600

$12,800

$12,800

BACHELOR

       

Bachelor of Arts

3

$1,600

$12,800

$38,400

Bachelor of Business

3

$1,600

$12,800

$38,400

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

     

Graduate Certificate of Business Administration

0.5

$1,600

$6,400

$6,400

Graduate Certificate of Education

0.5

$1,600

$6,400

$6,400

GRADUATE DIPLOMA

       

Graduate Diploma of Business Administration

1

$1,600

$12,800

$12,800

MASTERS

       

Master of Education

1

$1,600

$12,800

$12,800

 

NOTES:

  1. A standard full-time load is 8 units per year.
  2. The course fees are for 2022. They are indicative of a standard full-time load and are subject to annual increases.
    Textbooks and field trips are included in the cost of study.
Admissions Forms and Documents

Admissions Forms and Documents

International Admissions

  • Application for Credit Transfer 270122
  • Sheridan Genuine Student Evaluation Form 251021
  • Sheridan International Student Application Form 251021

Still have Questions about Admissions?

Still have Questions about Admissions?

Contact the Registrar today on +61 08 6222 4222 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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