Entry requirements: Undergraduate international

To be eligible for entry to an undergraduate degree you must fulfill all of the following requirements:

  • Completed the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) or an equivalent qualification
  • Completed each of the prerequisite subjects for the course and any prerequisite tests, interviews or auditions (see Course Search for details about prerequisite subjects and scores)
  • Achieved the required overall scores and grades in each of the prerequisite subjects (see Course Search for details)
  • Met the English language requirements
If you an Australian (domestic) student studying overseas, click here for more information.

Entry scores for international students

Two types of entry scores are set for undergraduate international students.

Guaranteed and indicative entry scores for international students completing the following qualifications in 2011 and applying to enter the University in 2012:

Indicative entry scores for international students completing the following qualifications in 2011 and applying to enter the University in 2012:

Use of predicted grades

The University accepts forecast results for students from an Approved School. Forecast results will be accepted for entry into most undergraduate courses offered by the university. To be eligible for entry into the university based on forecast results the following requirements must be met:

  • GCE A Levels – Applicants must have a predicted grade in prerequisite subjects at a level at or above the currently approved requirement for entry. Applicants must have a predicted grade at least equal to the guaranteed entry score for the course for which they have applied.
  • International Baccalaureate (IB) – The predicted grade in prerequisite subjects must be at or above the level currently approved for entry and the total predicted IB score must be at least 2 points higher than the approved guaranteed entry score.


Australian (domestic) students studying overseas

If you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident but you are studying overseas, you should refer to the entry standards above as a guide only. You should use this as an indication of the scores required to be considered for a course, but achieving these scores does not guarantee you entry to a Commonwealth supported place (CSP).

See also:

The official University Selection Principles: