海角视频

At 海角视频, we have transformed the way study is delivered. The 海角视频 Cross Model delivers a deeper, immersive learning experience for students centred on greater interactivity and connection with real-world applications. The shorter, more focused six-week unit structure gives students a greater sense of momentum and motivation. Student success rates, overall grades and teacher satisfaction have all increased under the 海角视频 Cross Model. The academic year is divided into six terms of six-weeks, with a two-week break between terms. Most full-time students will study two units a term for four terms - a total of eight units per year.

Depending on your course, it may be possible to take a term off when you need to, or do more study when you can.

You are considered a domestic student if you are:

• an Australian citizen
• an Australian permanent resident, or
• a New Zealand citizen.

You are considered an international student if you:

• hold an Australian temporary visa (including student visas)
• are a permanent resident of New Zealand, or
• are a citizen of any other country and you do not have an Australian visa.

Absolutely! We encourage you to register for one of our upcoming campus tours. You'll have the chance to explore our world-class facilities, meet with study experts, and learn more about courses, the application process, student life, and the support services available. 

Open Days are held on each campus and accessible online, these events offer a great opportunity to explore our campuses, courses, and vibrant university life. You’ll also learn about the range of support services available to students. Plus, take a guided campus tour with current students to experience life at 海角视频 Cross Uni firsthand.

We also encourage you to register for one of our regular campus tours. You'll have the chance to explore our world-class facilities, meet with study experts, and learn more about courses, the application process, student life, and the support services available.

No matter where you are, you can access a quality university education with flexible online study.

Students may receive a combination of podcast or video-linked lectures, electronic study materials, workshops, online discussion forums and virtual classes. The method of teaching may vary from unit to unit.

Some units may require attendance at university or workshops for a set period of time, such as a week or weekend during the session. To find out more, contact our Future Students team.

Use our comprehensive services and support to maximise your student experience and achieve your goals. We've got you covered from the moment you accept your offer through to graduation:

• First Year Support
• Learning and academic skills support
• Wellbeing support
• Personal support
• Ways to get involved
• Campus facilities

Our commitment to ensuring you succeed in your study with us is detailed in the . 

Our campuses are located in northern NSW, Sydney and south-eastern QLD.

• Lismore campus
• Coffs Harbour campus
• Gold Coast campus

Our three branch campuses in Sydney,  Melbourne and Perth give international students the opportunity to study undergraduate or postgraduate degrees in three of the world's most liveable cities.

We also offer the award-winning Bachelor of Business in Hotel Management and for international students, business courses at .

The courses on offer vary between campuses. Our can be used to see which locations are available for each course. You can also use the Location search filter to display all courses available at your desired campus or campuses.

海角视频 offers services to help you find accommodation at one of our on-campus residential colleges (UniLodge Lismore and Coffs Harbour) or private rental off-campus (UniStays).

The teaching term dates vary from year to year, you find the relevant dates in our teaching calendar.

Important dates related to your application, offer and enrolment can be found on the Key International Application dates page. Important dates related to your study such as intake commencement and completion, enrolment cut offs, census dates and grade publication can be found on the Key Dates/Teaching Calendar page.

: This app gives you access to your learning materials, announcements, grades, discussions, and tasks. It’s also free for iOS and Android devices. 

: We will use your student email for all official communications, it is important to stay on top of your emails so you don't miss any important reminders or information. You can download the Outlook app for free on your device.

As a new student without a student ID number, you can apply directly from our course page by clicking the yellow "Apply for this course" button and selecting "Start your application." You can to find your course page. Follow the steps and be sure to attach all relevant qualifications and your resume.

Need help? We're happy to guide you through the process, reach out to our Future Students team.

If you’ve applied before or are a current student, apply using your existing student ID. After clicking "Apply for this course," select the yellow "Resume your application" button. You may not need to re-upload qualifications if they’re already on file.

You can to find your course page. Follow the steps and be sure to attach all relevant qualifications and your resume.

Need help? We're happy to guide you through the process, reach out to our Future Students team.

You can apply directly through our . As a non-school leaver, please include a detailed resume and any other education qualifications with your application.

Our Admissions Team will review your application, and if needed, we'll reach out to discuss Pathway Programs to help you reach your study goals. 

Need more information? Check out our how to apply page. 

Yes. Please include all qualifications, transcripts, certificates, and your detailed resume. 

If you're a permanent resident or under humanitarian protection, attach your visa or relevant paperwork. New Zealand citizens should include a birth certificate or passport. If you've taken an English language test, submit the results as well.

If you have any questions, please reach out to the Future Students team.

You can submit your application without the attachments and then email the documents to admissions@scu.edu.au 

Please be sure to include your name, course, student ID (if applicable), and a note about the documents for processing.

If you have any questions, please reach out to the Future Students team.

Entry ranks and pre-requisites may be different for each course. To find this information, . Once you have retrieved results click on the course name to view the course information.

The entry rank is listed under 'Domestic' or 'International' tab and will be displayed as ATAR /OP equivalent, which is based on your year 12 results or or your highest level of education.

Go here to calculate your rank

Once you receive your offer by email, you’ll find all the details you need to accept and get started right there. 

You can also follow the step-by-step instructions on our page to accept your offer and enrol in your units.

If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to our Client Services Team at 1800 SC HELP (1800 72 4357). We’re here to help!

If you have gained knowledge, skills, and abilities through previous study or experience, you can apply to have your prior learning recognised when you apply to become a 海角视频 student. You can apply to have your previous studies, knowledge and skills recognised via the process of advanced standing.

This is requested at the time of application submission by selecting 'yes' to an advanced standing assessment and uploading supporting documentation. If you can demonstrate that you already know, understand and can perform the learning outcomes required for 海角视频 units, you may receive credit, which may shorten the length of your course and save you money.

For more information on the types of prior learning that can be considered, frequently asked questions, tools to estimate the credit you might receive, how to apply, and links to supporting documents, guides and articulation information for organisations wanting to partner with 海角视频 to create university pathways, please refer to our credit for prior study or experience page.

To ensure a smooth process, we recommend submitting your application for credit for prior study or experience (advanced standing) alongside your application into your preferred course. For detailed information on how to apply, please visit our credit for recognition of prior learning website.

Alternatively, if you have already submitted your application you can apply through the MyEnrolment portal.

This means you already have an SCU ID number. You’ll need to apply through MyEnrolment using your student ID. If you've forgotten your password, use the "Forgot Password" function.

If there are issues, please contact our IT Help Desk on 02 6620 3698.

If you've accidentally created two ID numbers, this will be fixed by our Admissions Team. You may see a "duplicate ID" notice, and your application could take up to 7 working days to process as we consolidate your records. You will be sent an email confirming when your IDs have been processed.

There are no prerequisites for entry into our degrees. However, each course has specific entry requirements. Check the specific course pages for details, you can find your course page using our .

You’ll typically receive a response within 5 to 10 working days. Be sure to check your email regularly for updates.

You must be 18 by March 1 of the year you plan to start or have completed Year 12 to apply. If you're under 18 and haven’t completed Year 12, you can submit an application with additional documentation, including a letter from your school and a personal statement. This will be assessed by the Admissions Team.

If there’s another offering of the same degree in the same year, we may be able to reactivate your offer. Contact our Admissions Team at admissions@scu.edu.au with the course name, specialisation, term, and location you’re interested in. If there’s no new offering, you’ll need to submit a new application through MyEnrolment using your student ID.

If you’ve already accepted your offer, you’ll need to fill out a form to change your location. 

If your application is still pending or has only been offered, we can help, please email your request to the Admissions Team at admissions@scu.edu.au 

The Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) and the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) make applying to university easy and accessible for students. These centers handle most on-campus undergraduate applications, providing a streamlined process for entry into university.

You can apply through either or , no matter where you are located in Australia, giving you flexibility and choice in managing your application. Both platforms offer clear guidance and resources to support you every step of the way. Whether you're close by or applying from afar, UAC and QTAC are here to help make your university journey start smoothly.

For undergraduate courses that are applied for via UAC or QTAC, offers are released on various dates and these dates are called 'offer rounds'. Normally, the earlier that you apply the more offer rounds you can be considered for.

Most offers are made in the Main Round of a given intake. Check the or websites for key dates for offer rounds, including last dates to apply and submit supporting documents.

Yes, you can still apply with your HSC rank/score, even if it was obtained a while ago. Attach any relevant documents to your application, and our Admissions Team can also retrieve older results if necessary. Don’t forget to include your other qualifications and resume.

If you have any further questions, please reach out to the Future Students team.

Yes, absolutely! We encourage you to apply for your chosen course.

Please include a detailed resume and any other education qualifications with your application. Our Admissions Team will review your application, and if needed, we'll reach out to discuss pathway options to help you reach your study goals.

Yes, absolutely! We can assess various Year 12 qualifications, and we offer a range of study options and pathway options. You’re welcome to apply.

Your application will follow the process below:

1. Submit your application via the online .
2. Your application is received by the Admissions Team who will conduct an initial assessment to see whether you meet the academic and English language requirements for entry into your preferred course.
3. If your initial assessment is successful, you may receive an unconditional offer, a conditional offer listing the remaining documentation you are required to provide to finalise your application, or a provisional offer with GSR and GSS as conditions. See our New International Student Page for more information about actioning your offer.
4. Log in to your to accept your offer.
5. If you receive a provisional offer requiring a GSR and GSS assessment, once you have successfully passed your GSR and GSS assessment, you will be issued an official conditional offer listing the remaining documents that you are required to provide to finalise your application.
6. If applicable, once any outstanding conditions on your offer are satisfied, you will be instructed to proceed to payment.
7. Pay your deposit following the instructions in your offer letter.
8. Once your tuition deposit has been received, we will issue your CoE if required and admit you into the course.
9. Our Client Services Team will be in contact to assist you and ensure you get enrolled into the correct units. Please respond to their email as instructed.
10. Once you are enrolled, you can complete your How to Register in to Classes via the .
11. Get ready for uni! Explore our services and take advantage of support designed to set you up for success from day one. Complete your Orientation Week module via Blackboard and attend Orientation Week events and information sessions.

We recommend your application to study is submitted at least three months before you intend to start.

- Use our online application portal and complete the required details, and where required, attach documentation. Required documentation includes:

• English language test results (e.g. IELTS, TOEFL or other).
• Certified copy of academic transcripts (including grading system).
• Academic or employer references (if required).
• Detailed up to date resume.
• Advanced standing application.

Your previous study or work experience may reduce the duration of your degree. Providing these details with your application enables our Admissions Team to make a full assessment and provide you with an outcome.

More information can be found on our how to apply page.

View the list of countries that require the help of an Education Agent to apply. Our worldwide Education Agent branches can assist you with your application process to study at 海角视频. They can provide you with:

• Comprehensive Program Guidance: Accurate information about our University and courses and advice on entry requirements.
• Application Support: Assistance with application processing, including document verification and student visa application.
• Pre-Departure Services: Benefit from help with travel, accommodation, and pre-departure arrangements.

To find the contact details for the recruitment and agent management team member for your region, see our Global Contacts page.

For the duration of 2025, all** course tuition fees for international students at 海角视频 are set at an accessible $25,000 per year, to ensure students receive the best return on investment while pursuing genuine, high-quality education. At 海角视频, we combine opportunity, value and excellence for an affordable, world-class education in one of the most beautiful places on earth.

See our Access25 page for more information.

**Master of Nursing (2025) and the Bachelor of Veterinary Technology (2025) across all campuses are excluded from the updated tuition fee, as is any course offered at The Hotel School. Research courses, Study Abroad and English courses are also excluded.

The exact amount of initial deposit will be displayed on the Offer Letter once you receive it. There are a few factors affecting the amount of initial deposit. You are required to pay an initial deposit in full before you can be admitted into the course. You will also receive invoices for each term before the terms start when your initial deposit is exhausted.

For acceptable variations to English Language entry requirements, please refer to the English Language entry requirements page.

Yes, absolutely! If you have not already completed an English Language test, you can apply to study your preferred course and email the Admissions Team to advise them you would like to study the English Language Program as a package. Your Regional Manager will them arrange for you to complete a placement test so we can determine how many weeks of study in the English Language Program is required.

Unfortunately, we are not authorised to discuss any visa issues with students, you will need to speak to an education agent or visit the website for more information.

Absolutely, you can download our International Student Guide for a complete overview of our campuses, Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses, and more.

Your position to study with SCU is confirmed when you have accepted your offer, met any outstanding conditions, paid your tuition deposit and have been admitted into the course.

SCU welcomes applications from students of other universities who want to study on a cross-institutional basis. For more information and step-by-step instructions, please refer to the how to apply for cross-institutional study page.

Unit costs are different depending on what category of student you are.

Both Domestic and International students can find the indicative course fees for your course under the Fees and Scholarships heading on the course page ().

See our Domestic Fee Information page for information regarding domestic students on Commonwealth-Supported Places, HELP loan schemes, tuition fees and Student Contribution Amounts (SCA).

HECS-HELP is a loan program providing eligible Commonwealth-supported students with financial assistance from the Australian Government. Through this program, the government covers the study costs as a loan, which is repaid once your income meets the compulsory repayment threshold. For more details, please visit the website.

Commonwealth supported students are eligible to receive financial subsidy for their study from the Australian Government. The Australian Government contributes substantially to the cost of a Commonwealth-supported student’s education.

The remaining fee amount is called the Student Contribution Amount (SCA). This is the amount for which you will be liable. You are charged the SCA for every unit in which you are enrolled as a Commonwealth supported student. The fee is charged upon enrolment in the unit of study and incurred on census date.  Further information can be found on our domestic fee information page.

To be eligible for HECS-HELP you must be an Australian citizen or on a Humanitarian Visa with a valid tax file number. Other eligibility requirements apply; see the  website.

Austudy and Abstudy are forms of financial assistance for full-time students from the Australian Government. You will need to contact Centrelink to determine your eligibility.

See the page for eligibility information.

You can find some information about study requirement and textbooks using SCU’s .

You can also look up and order your textbooks from .

Note: Textbook requirements will be confirmed in the Unit Outline on the Unit Learning Site. This is normally available 2 weeks prior to the commencement of each study session. Purchasing textbooks too early may result in disappointment as details may change prior to the week before session starts.

The Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) provides Australian universities with a significant increase in funds available to maintain and improve essential services and amenities of a non-academic nature for students without reducing funding for teaching.

These funds can be used by universities to focus on student services that will support and enrich the student experience. SSAF is a Commonwealth Government legislated compulsory fee with restrictions on how much can be charged and how the funds are to be used. Some students are exempt from paying the SSAF, see SSAF fee schedules for details.

Students who are eligible to defer the SSAF should do so, by completing a SA-HELP form. If you choose to pay your SSAF upfront, payment must be made by the due date. Any remaining balance after the census date will be deferred to your SA-HELP loan. Students who are not eligible to defer payments will pay this fee directly to 海角视频.

More information can be found on our Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) page and SSAF Frequently Asked Questions.

It depends on how many units you’re enrolled in and the classes you register for. However, most students won’t need to be on campus every day.

Based on a full-time study load, it's recommended that you plan to spend up to 20-25 hours of study time per unit per week, which includes your class time of 2 - 3 hours each week.

We've created some step-by-step guides to accepting your offer and enrolling into your classes. 

If you are a domestic student (Australian citizen, Australian permanent resident, or New Zealand citizen) follow along on our new students page.

If you are an international student (hold an Australian temporary visa [including student visas]; are a permanent resident of New Zealand; or, are a citizen of any other country and you do not have an Australian visa), follow along on our international new students page.

To find the units you need to enrol in for each teaching period, follow these steps:

1. Visit the Course Options page and locate your course.
2. Open the Course Requirements section of the page.
3. At the bottom of the page, you’ll find a button titled "Course Progressions," which will show you the suggested units for each teaching period.

To enrol, watch the "How to enrol in units at 海角视频" videos and follow these steps:

1. Log in to MyEnrolment using your student ID and password.
2. Navigate to the "Study Plans" tab and click "Select" on the course with an "Admitted" status. This means you’ve accepted your offer and been admitted to the course.
3. On the Study Plan page, you’ll see a list of core units and elective or major options. Use the search bar to find available units by year, session, and campus location. The units available for enrolment will be highlighted in blue.

Professional experience is an essential requirement to an education degree. Professional experience is often referred to as 'placement' and is at the core of all initial teacher education programs.

A variety of professional experiences assists students gain vital experience applying their university learning in schools and/or early childhood education and care centres. Students studying an education degree will complete several professional experiences in a range of different settings.

More information can be found on our Professional Experience page.

Many of the health courses here at 海角视频 involve work integrated learning (WIL). This term is used to describe a range of approaches that integrate theory with practice in supervised real-world environments, including practicum, professional practice, field education, simulation, labs and placement.

In order for you to attend WIL, there are various requirements you must adhere to, which vary depending on your course. For information regarding your course requirements, including fit to practice obligations, further details about WIL (hours and dates) and what to expect in terms of the types of the various settings you may experience throughout your studies, refer to your specific course information on the Work Integrated Learning page.