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Get ready to apply
Applying to APIC is a clear and simple process. You’ll need to choose your course, check the entry requirements, prepare your documents and submit your application.
Once your application is received, the APIC team will review it and contact you if any additional information is required.
Follow the steps below to understand the application process and what happens next.
Step 1: Choose your course
Browse APIC courses and choose the program you want to apply for.
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
Project Management
Develop the skills to lead and deliver successful projects across industries.
View coursesStep 2: Check your entry requirements
Review the entry requirements for your course and find the information you need to apply as an international or domestic student.
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International Students
Application requirements, English language requirements, visa information and required documents.
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Domestic Students
Entry requirements, fees and FEE-HELP.
Step 3: Prepare your documents
Have your supporting documents ready before you apply. The documents you need may vary depending on your course and whether you are applying as a domestic or international student.
- A certified copy of your passport or evidence of citizenship (Australian students may also provide a birth certificate).
- A certified copy of your academic records. Documents not in English must be provided with a certified translation. If your name differs from that under which you gained your qualification, you must present evidence of the name change.
- Evidence of English language proficiency.
- A copy of your CV (resume).
- Any additional documents requested for your chosen course or application
Step 4: Submit your application
Apply online
Submit your application online once your documents are ready. You’ll receive an automatic acknowledgement, and APIC will email you if any additional documents are needed.
There is no application fee.
Apply nowYou can also apply through an authorised education agent.
Step 5: Receive your offer
We will review your application and contact you if we need any additional documents or information. If your application is successful, you will receive a Letter of Offer and an Information Pack outlining the student agreement, payment and enrolment process.
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Conditional offer
Your offer is subject to meeting specific admission requirements.
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Unconditional offer
You've met the admission requirements and can proceed with accepting your offer.
Step 6: Complete your next steps
Once you receive your offer, follow the acceptance and enrolment instructions provided by APIC.
Domestic Students
International Students
Check upcoming intake dates, orientation and when your classes begin.
After accepting your offer and paying the required deposit, international students will receive a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
Helpful information before you apply
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Credit Transfer & RPL
See if your previous study or experience can count towards your course.
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Have a Question?
Get in touch with our team! We’re happy to help you with courses, admissions, or any other questions.
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Frequently asked questions
Explore common questions about the APIC application process and what to expect next.
I want to apply to APIC
Can I Apply before receiving my final results?
Do I need to provide an English language test?
What documents do I need to prepare?
Submitting your application
What happens after I submit my application?
Can I apply through an education agent?
Offers and next steps
What is a conditional offer?
What is an unconditional offer?
What happens after I accept my offer?
Fees, scholarships and study planning
Is FEE-HELP available?
Can I apply for a scholarship?
Can I apply for credit transfer or RPL?
Where can I find intake dates and key study dates?
Ready to take the next step?
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