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Federation University Australia

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Location : Australia ,Victoria

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Federation University Australia (FedUni) is one of the nation's leading regional universities. With a reputation for relevance and excellence, FedUni has a strong tradition of education and training delivery spanning more than 145 years. We are the nation's first regional, multi-sector university and the third oldest site of higher learning in Australia.

FedUni offers an increasing number of higher education, TAFE, secondary schooling and research opportunities. With campuses in Ballarat, Berwick, Brisbane, Gippsland and the Wimmera, our programs are also delivered online and via a range of partner institutes across Australia and around the globe. A student support centre is also based in Malaysia.

The University has around 20,000 international and domestic students. We are committed to serving regional Victorian communities, yet have a broad national and international outlook. We offer the best of both worlds; combining a strong tradition of tertiary education with the freedom and dynamism that comes with being a multi-sector university with close links to local industry and technology. 

 

FedUni is recognised as a welcoming and friendly university for international students. We place great emphasis on the quality of our teaching and learning, delivering a range of innovative programs through both our Higher Education and vocational eduation and training.

We also are known by our top ranking for student support, as well as the highest level of graduate employment in Victoria and equal highest starting salary, as measured by the Federal Government’s Quality in Learning and Teaching data.

FedUni hosts Australia’s largest regional technology park accommodating more than 30 companies, including its signature tenant, IBM. The University’s Tech Park Central in the heart of Ballarat enables businesses to have a presence at our SMB Campus. The University also runs the Nanya Environmental Research Station in Western New South Wales.

Proud of its past while firmly focused on the future, student-centred and commercially capable, Federation University Australia continues to excel.

Courses

Profession & Arts
Architecture & Environment
Business & Economics
Engineering & Technology
Languages
Humanities & Arts
Law
Life Science & Health
Natural & Applied Science
Social Science
Pathway & Preparatory
Hospitality & Tourism

Admission

Academic entry requirements
Applicants must be at least 18 years of age at the time the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) is issued.
Higher Education - Undergraduate students
Undergraduate students are assessed competitively on the basis of Australian Year 12, or equivalent overseas school qualifications. Qualifications from countries not listed will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Some programs require specific subjects at the Year 12 level, or additional procedures such as folios, interviews or auditions. 
Students with post-school qualifications (eg diplomas, advanced diplomas) may be considered for admission with advanced standing or credit (recognition of prior learning). The amount of advanced standing will not normally exceed half of the Federation University Australia program concerned, and must be formally assessed on a case-by-case basis. 
Higher Education - Postgraduate by Coursework
Entry requirements vary from program to program, but generally require completion of an Australian Bachelor degree, or overseas equivalent, with specified minimum grades (or marks) in relevant subjects. A period of work experience, following graduation, may also be required for some programs. 
Higher Education - Postgraduate by Research
Higher Degrees by Research follow different procedures. 
 
English language requirements
Applicants must meet the minimum English Language Requirements for entry into a Federation University Australia program. The English Language Requirement for general programs, such as business, IT and general science, is Academic IELTS Overall score of 6.0, with no band less than 6.0, or equivalent. Some programs will require higher scores - refer to our Course Finder for more information.
Applicants need to provide one of the below forms of evidence to demonstrate their English language proficiency.
English tests
English test results must be valid prior to commencement date at FedUni. Every student will be assessed individually, and packaging the main program with an English and Academic Preparation program will be considered.
Academic IELTS
TOEFL iBT
Pearson (PTE)
Cambridge-CAE
Overall 7.5
(no band less than 7.0)
106 with minimums: Reading 24,
Listening 24,
Speaking 23,
Writing 27
Overall 73
(no band less than 65)
Overall 191
(no band less than 185)
Overall 7.0
(no band less than 6.5)
100 with minimums: Reading 19,
Listening 20,
Speaking 20,
Writing 24
Overall 65
(no band less than 58)
Overall 185
(no band less than 176)
Overall 6.5
(no band less than 6.0)
79-93 with minimums: Reading 13,
Listening 12,
Speaking 18,
Writing 21
Overall 58
(no band less than 50)
Overall 176
(no band less than 169)
Overall 6.0
(no band less than 6.0)
60-78 with minimums: Reading 13,
Listening 12, 
Speaking 18,
Writing 21
Overall 50
(no band less than 50)
Overall 169
(no band less than 169)
Overall 5.5
(no band less than 5.5)
46-49 with minimums: 
Reading 8; 
Listening 7; 
Speaking 16;
Writing 18
Overall 42
(no band less than 42)
Overall 162
(no band less than 162)
Overall 5.5
(no band less than 5.0)
46-59 with minimums: Reading 4,
Listening 4,
Speaking 14,
Writing 14
Overall 42
(no band less than 36)
Overall 162
(no band less than 154)
Overall 5.0
(no band less than 5.0)
35-45 with minimums:
Reading 4,
Listening 4,
Speaking 14,
Writing 14
Overall 36
(no band less than 36)
Overall 154
(no band less than 154)
FedUni also accepts Occupational English Test (OET) results with "B" in all bands, for entry into Nursing and Health Science programs only. OET results are not accepted for programs in other fields.
Pathways to study
Students who do not meet the English Language Requirements for their program of choice may be eligible to study one of our English and Academic Preparation (EAP) programs in order to improve their English skills to the required level. 
Other qualifications
We can also accept the following academic qualifications as meeting our general English Language requirements if the applicant does not have a valid English test result. All qualifications must have been undertaken no more than 2 years prior to enrolment at FedUni.
Please note: We reserve the right to ask a student to provide English language test results.
Australia
Qualification
Equivalent to IELTS 6.0 with no band less than 6.0
English Program from a FedUni-recognised institution
Successful completion of an English Language Intensive Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS) program
Australian TAFE or Higher Education provider
Successful completion of AQF Certificate IV or higher
Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of Education
Successful completion of Year 12
Other countries
Citizens and passport holders of one of the following countries: Canada, Republic of Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom, or United States of America
Students who have completed at least five years' study in one or more of the following countries: Australia, Canada, Republic of Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa, United Kingdom, or United States of America

Accommodation

Finding the right place to live is one of the most important decisions you make while you study.

It's probably going to be the place you spend the most amount of time, and can influence who you make friends with. Living on campus at one of our residences is a great option, especially for new students, as your travel time is reduced, you have a large group of people to make friends with, and there are a range of great activities and support to help you settle in. You even have the option to have your evening meal provided during the week. Newly-commencing international students are entitled to apply for a scholarship, which covers your rent for the whole year (term-time only). 

If you prefer to live off campus, the local communities have many options, from individual rooms in a share house to renting an entire house or apartment with a group of friends. Our guide to finding accommodation can be found here: Finding Accommodation (pdf, 84kb)

Our top tips for safe renting are:

  • Know your rights and responsibilities as a tenant, and check with Consumer Affairs Victoria if you need advice: You should also download the 'RentRight' App for your phone.
  • Don't rent without a contract, and make sure that both you and the landlord sign it before you move in.
  • Don't sign anything or pay anything until you have personally inspected the house - Arrange to stay on campus or with friends for at least a week upon arrival while you find something permanent.
  • Use a reputable rental agent if possible - they all generally list properties on www.realestate.com.au
  • All bonds (deposits) should be paid through the Residential Tenancies Bond Authority (RTBA), not directly to your landlord. This protects both you and the landlord: www.consumer.vic.gov.au/bondauthority
  • If you're not sure about something, get some advice - you can drop in to see us in the office, or contact Consumer Affairs.

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