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Entry Requirements

Bachelor Degree

  • Completion of year 12 or equivalent; OR
  • Completion of year 11 or equivalent with Year 11 results, a support letter from a parent or guardian & screening interview; OR
  • Certificate IV, VET Diploma or Higher Education Diploma (completion); OR
  • Successful completion of one year of full time study in a degree course at a higher education provider; OR
  • Admission via non academic criteria may include demonstrated interest or experience in relevant fields or work. Students may be asked to demonstrate this through a short written piece, interview and or portfolio

Diploma

  • Completion of year 12 or equivalent; OR
  • Completion of year 11 or equivalent with Year 11 results, a support letter from a parent or guardian & screening interview; OR
  • Certificate IV, VET Diploma or Higher Education Diploma (completion); OR
  • Successful completion of one year of full time study in a degree course at a higher education provider; OR
  • Admission via non academic criteria may include demonstrated interest or experience in relevant fields or work. Students may be asked to demonstrate this through a short written piece, interview and or portfolio

Who Studies At AIT

When you study at AIT, you become a part of our family. Everyone is welcome at AIT. Click here to view an infographic of our student profiles and graduate outcomes for all of our courses.

Click here to view our Students Admissions Profile.

VTAC HELP for Students

Navigating the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) system can seem a little tricky, so we’ve put together our ultimate guide to VTAC for VCE students. You will also find a range of resources through the VTAC website, including the VTAC Year 12 Guide, with step by step instructions for researching and applying for tertiary courses.

AIT offers a range of higher education courses for creative students. You are not required to have an ATAR ranking, submit a portfolio, or sit an interview for entry into AIT.

If you want to turn your ideas into a creative career that you’ll love, then you could study a Bachelor of Interactive Media with a focus on 2D Animation, 3D Design, Film and Video, Game Design or a Bachelor of Information Technology specialising in Mobile App Development, or Games Programming. Your qualifications will be nationally recognised, but perhaps even more importantly, you will receive an education that gets you industry-ready. From day one you will start to work with the best industry tools, and to build a portfolio that showcases mastery of your craft. You will meet and receive feedback from industry professionals, and have the opportunity to complete an internship to help launch your career.

If you are interested in studying at AIT, and you haven’t registered and paid for a VTAC account yet, then you can apply to AIT directly. You’ll receive confirmation that you have been accepted to your chosen course sooner (before Year 12 results are released, depending on the timing of your application), and you won’t have to pay VTAC application fees. If you have already signed up for a VTAC account, then you can use this guide to help you navigate the system.

Read the full guide here: Your 10 Step Guide to VTAC Course Applications
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To see the key dates for VTAC applications between now and January 2023 visit the VTAC website.

Scholarships

Every year, AIT awards talented students who demonstrate their extraordinary work ethic and talent when applying to study with us. There are a total of 6 Domestic scholarships awarded - 3 in Sydney and 3 in Melbourne.

Our graduates gain employment after study because they are great problem solvers.
Problems like: “what logo will create the best brand awareness?”, “what lighting will create the right mood in a scene,” “what shape will create a funny but pathetic monster the client wants?”, “what timing should be used to convey the emotion across?”, “how will virtual reality change this concept?”, or even, “what will be the best platform to build this app on?” 

 

While you are at AIT, we will teach you these creative techniques and skills. We are looking to award scholarships to those already displaying a passion and focus. The task below is primarily designed to test your creative and problem-solving skills.

Scholarship applications for the Sept 2022 intake close on August 19!

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Looking to start in 2023? Click here to learn more about our 2023 scholarships.

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Tuition Fees and Finance plans

All AIT Higher Education courses are approved for FEE-HELP. Click here for information on Government Student Loans. For information on entry requirements and tuition fees click here. 

Awarding HE Credit through the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

 

RPL is the process whereby students are assessed on evidence of previous learning, employment, industry activities and talents. The evidence which must be authenticated (academic transcripts, subject outlines, references, awards) is mapped against subjects within the students chosen course of study at AIT. Where there is sufficient verifiable evidence that the student has comfortably attained all of the subjects learning outcomes they may be granted Credit for this subject.

Students may apply for Credit of up to 50% of their chosen course. Where they request credit for more than this, academic consent must be attained from the General Manager, Academic Director or Compliance Manager.

An application fee of $100 (non-refundable) is required at the time of application.

Where a student is Granted Credit for a subject a Tuition fee of 30% is charged. Eligible students can include this in their FEE-HELP loan.

How to Apply

Step 1:

Prepare your documents

Make sure that you have the following documents ready:

  • Copy of birth certificate, passport or proof of citizenship and photo ID
  • Tax file number (for applying for FEE HELP)
  • FEE HELP (if applicable)
  • Certificate of Year 12 completion
  • Portfolio (if applicable, please check with a Course Advisor)
  • Make sure you have your Unique Student Identifier (USI) handy. If you don’t have a USI you can create one in just a few minutes by clicking on the following link and filling in a few details: Create your USI. You will not be able to be issued a qualification or Statement of Attainment without a USI unless you fall into an exemption category

 

Step 2:

Submit your application

Fill out either the online or the paper application form below.

→ Apply Online

Step 3:

Letter of Offer

A formal letter of offer will be provided to you in person or sent to your nominated email address and/or home address if you successfully pass the entry requirements.

 

Step 4:

Acceptance

You will need to sign the Acceptance Letter and once the tuition fee payment is confirmed, your seat will be reserved and classes will be allocated. You will receive information about the Orientation events.

 

Step 5:

Orientation

Come to the orientation days and enjoy the first interaction with your teachers and classmates.