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Australian applications

Application Procedure

We request all local applicants to come in for an interview. If you are applying for one of design degees, this is when you will submit your portfolio with your application.
If you are from a regional area or interstate, and you are applying for one of design degrees, you can send your portfolio with your application.
If your application is successful, we will send you a Letter of Offer with information about how to pay your fees.
To secure a place in the course, you need to:
- Submit a completed Request for FEE-HELP assistance form or make an upfront payment of the Enrolment Deposit (first semester tuition fees).
- Submit a signed Student Agreement Form.
- Submit a DEEWR Questionnaire (Higher Education courses only).
If you are a FEE-HELP applicant you do not need to make advance payments. Instead you should complete the “Request for FEE-HELP assistance” form (as above) and return together with all other forms once you have received your letter of offer. When applying for FEE-HELP you must provide your TFN and one of the three forms of ID (i) Birth Certificate (ii) Current Australian Passport (iii)Citizenship Certificate.

Application Checklist

You need to include the following with an application form:

A certified copy of your academic records for the highest level of schooling you have completed and any other relevant studies. If currently completing the HSC – final HSC results to be supplied before course start. Original documents need to be sighted by the college before you start.
A design portfolio for Bachelor of Design and Bachelor of Arts (Visual Communication) applications - examples of your recent creative work are required. Please go to respective areas of interest (majors) for specific portfolio details.
Application for Recognition of Prior Learning (if applying for RPL)

You might also like to include the following:

Copies of any references you feel are relevant to your application
A copy of your CV (Resume)

Rachael Starmans found studying her animation major exciting. She said "I just loved studying animation. There are great job opportunities such as being an animator, a story board artist, a background or prop creator to name a few. I'm working towards being an artistic director. With my drawing skills and my love of animation, this course was the best choice for me".