THE UNIVERSITY of ADELAIDE 2016 Adelaide, Australia INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE EYNESBURY Your Pathway to the UNIVERSITY of ADELAIDE 2016

Offering exceptional pathways since 1992 to THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016 Adelaide, Australia INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

Your future starts here

• Eynesbury provides a diverse range of higher education pathways that successfully prepares you for studies at the University of Adelaide.

• You will study in a supportive, small class size environment allowing you the best possible opportunity for academic success.

• When you successfully complete Eynesbury’s Foundation Studies Program or Diploma programs you will move directly to the University of Adelaide to complete your degree.

• The University of Adelaide is a member of Australia’s Group of Eight leading universities and produces graduates that are highly sought after by employers.

• Read on to find out more about studying in Adelaide. 1 OVERVIEW

YOUR PATHWAY TO A DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE

Eynesbury is a specialist institution offering a modern and dynamic learning experience, and is committed to providing choice, diversity and flexibility of pathways in education. Eynesbury offers a range of pre-university, undergraduate and English Language programs.

Eynesbury offers different options which will allow you required entry score for your nominated degree program, to bridge the gap between secondary and tertiary study – you will gain entry into the University for the next intake the Foundation Studies Program (FSP), which you can period. The Diploma of Engineering, Diploma of enter after completing the equivalent of Year 11 – and a Business, and the Diploma of Computing and IT provide range of diploma programs which are suitable if you have the necessary skills, knowledge and understanding that attempted the last year of High School. enables you to articulate into Year 2 of a range of degree programs at the University of Adelaide. If you choose to study the FSP you receive provisional entry into a bachelor degree program of your choice at the University of Adelaide. Upon achievement of the

Pre-university pathway

Eynesbury High School, 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year Foundation Studies Program Bachelor Program Bachelor Program Bachelor Program

Undergraduate pathway

Certificate IV in 2nd Year 3rd Year Eynesbury Diploma Tertiary Preparation Program Bachelor Program Bachelor Program 2 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

Welcome

Message from the Vice Chancellor and President of the University of Adelaide

The University of Adelaide offers a unique and highly supportive environment that features small immensely rewarding learning experience for all classes and careful attention to individual needs. students in our undergraduate programs. I warmly encourage you to consider Eynesbury to The University’s long association with Eynesbury prepare for your chosen undergraduate program demonstrates a firm commitment to helping at the University of Adelaide. international students prepare for success in their Professor Warren Bebbington undergraduate studies. In partnership, we provide Vice-Chancellor and President a wonderful opportunity for international students The University of Adelaide to meet and study with Australian students in a

Message from the Eynesbury College Director

At Eynesbury, we welcome the opportunity to Eynesbury also offers a full range of student assist our students to achieve their personal support services, including academic and goals and realise their full potential. vocational counselling, homestay and accommodation at international student residences. Eynesbury is committed to offering choice, diversity and flexibility of pathways in education. Our staff Adelaide is a wonderful place to live and study, provide the personal encouragement and individual and I am confident that you will enjoy your tuition that most international students need when Eynesbury experience. they first live away from home. Peter Millen College Director Eynesbury 3 OVERVIEW

“Eynesbury provides a really friendly environment for international students. The small classes mean I can have one‑on‑one conversations with my lecturers.”

My Eynesbury: Malvin Mangat, Malaysia Foundation Studies Program 4 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

Launch your global career at the University of Adelaide

The University of Adelaide These technologies support and assist • offer higher than average at a glance personalised learning but do not replace staff-to-student ratios the quality, face-to-face education The University of Adelaide is one of • focus on combining learning with delivered on campus. Australia’s leading research intensive research, delivering an advanced universities and is consistently ranked curriculum and research-based learning among the top 1% of universities in A member of the Group of Eight that produces distinctive graduates the world. The University of Adelaide is a member • produce graduates who take up senior of the Group of Eight — a coalition of positions in business and government Established in 1874, the University Australia’s leading universities. in Australia and other countries. of Adelaide is Australia’s third oldest university and an iconic Adelaide Members of the Group of Eight are The Group of Eight universities have credit institution. The University contributes committed to excellence in teaching transfer agreements that improve student significantly to the health, wealth and and research and renowned for their transfer between these institutions. wellbeing of South Australia and is a vital world‑class achievements. part of the cultural, social and intellectual These universities: For more information please visit life of the community. • have nurtured every Nobel Prize winner go8.edu.au and adelaide.edu.au The University has a strong reputation for educated at an Australian university research and teaching excellence, and • are the first choice of the the University has produced over 100 majority of highest qualified Rhodes Scholars, including Australia’s Australian school leavers first Indigenous winner and is also associated with five Nobel Laureates. The University of Adelaide offers a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs underpinned by world-class research and places high priority on the student learning experience. This unique education experience is characterised by the following key themes:

Small group discovery experience Students have opportunities to learn in small groups, peer-to-peer and under the expert guidance of leading academics – this is central to the University of Adelaide learning experience.

Research intensive University of Adelaide students develop their research skills from undergraduate level and have the chance to embrace the rigour of scientific method, learning the value of innovation and problem solving skills.

Advanced bachelor programs Advanced bachelor degrees are available in Arts, Economics, Computer Science, Mathematical Sciences, Science, and Health Sciences for high-performing students keen for an undergraduate experience with greater depth and challenge.

E-Learning The student learning experience is enhanced through greater access to digital and e-learning resources. 5 OVERVIEW

Kick-start your global career

Graduates of international distinction Through excellence in learning and teaching, the University of Adelaide seeks to develop graduates of international distinction. The education experience is designed to prepare graduates with the following attributes: • Deep discipline knowledge: informed and infused by cutting edge research, scaffolded throughout their program of studies; acquired from personal interaction with research active educators from year one. • Critical thinking and problem solving: steeped in research methods and rigour; based on empirical evidence and the scientific approach to knowledge development. • Teamwork and communication skills: honed through assessment and practice throughout the program of studies; encouraged and valued in all aspects of learning. • Career and leadership readiness: technology savvy, professional and, where relevant, fully accredited; tested and validated by work-based experiences. • Intercultural and ethical competency: adept at operating in other cultures and comfortable with different nationalities and social contexts. • Self-awareness and emotional intelligence: a capacity for self‑reflection and a willingness to engage in self-appraisal; open to objective and constructive feedback from supervisors and peers. 6 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

Launch your global career at the University of Adelaide (continued)

The University of Adelaide has a campus in Singapore, Dental Simulation Clinic as well as four onshore campuses, with the historic main The Dental Simulation Clinic at North campus in the Adelaide CBD. Terrace is a $6 million high-tech clinic providing dentistry and oral health students with access to the best training facilities in Australia. North Terrace campus Waite campus The University’s main campus on North The Waite campus is eight kilometres south Hub Central Terrace is renowned for its historic of the city centre and features a ‘super’ This three-level, $42 million building on architecture and lively atmosphere. greenhouse known as the Plant Accelerator. North Terrace campus brings together Located within Adelaide’s central business Other research areas include plant learning and social spaces with student and shopping district, the campus is biotechnology, plant breeding, sustainable services. Hub Central was designed through adjacent to landmarks such as the State agriculture, wine, horticulture and land a co-creation process that involved over Library, Festival Centre, South Australian management. Waite’s students have 12,000 hours of combined student and Museum, Art Gallery of South Australia, access to facilities such as a field trials plot, staff consultation. Adelaide Zoo, and Botanic Gardens. vineyard, winery, orchard and arboretum, Our 26,000 students have easy access to and campus services include a childcare Ingkarni Wardli the North Terrace campus, which is a five centre, gym and sporting facilities. Access The $100 million Ingkarni Wardli building minute walk from the closest tram and bus to the campus is via public transport and a on the North Terrace campus is home to stops and a 10 minute walk from Adelaide Waite-North Terrace shuttle bus service. the Faculty of Engineering, Computer and train station. Mathematical Sciences. The facility was Ngee Ann – Adelaide Education awarded Australia’s first 6 Star Green Star Roseworthy campus Centre, Singapore rating for an education building. Ingkarni Roseworthy is a 1,600 hectare campus The Ngee Ann – Adelaide Education Wardli takes an Indigenous Kaurna name in a rural setting 55 kilometres north of Centre, located in Tank Road’s Teochew meaning ‘place of learning or enquiry’. Adelaide and only 10 kilometres from Building, offers a growing number Gawler (population of 19,000). of postgraduate and undergraduate Veterinary Health Centres coursework programs. Modern facilities Renowned as Australia’s first agricultural Located at Roseworthy campus, the include multimedia‑equipped lecture teaching and research centre, the campus $50 million Veterinary Health Centres offers rooms, a student computer network, specialises in dry land agriculture, animal first-class integrated teaching and research a computer laboratory, a student lounge science and the first veterinary science spaces, a fully operational veterinary clinic, and private study rooms. school in South Australia. hospital, equine centre and companion For more information, visit: naa.edu.sg animal health centre. Facilities include Roseworthy services include student intensive care, a diagnostic pathology accommodation, a tavern, swimming laboratory, ultrasound, radiology and Facilities pool and fitness centre, and access surgical theatres. to the campus is available via a North In recent years, the University has invested Terrace‑Roseworthy shuttle bus service. over $500 million in a major capital works Adelaide Medical and Nursing program, delivering a suite of world-class Schools building Thebarton campus facilities and infrastructure. Students have access to modern lecture theatres, new The $206 million state-of-the-art building Situated four kilometres west of Adelaide city technologies, and an outstanding library will house some 1500 medical and nursing centre, Thebarton campus is a research and with a comprehensive collection of over students and will take the University’s development park that stimulates interaction two million items. research strength in Adelaide’s West End between the University and Australian to over 1100 people – the largest research business and industry. The campus hosts The Braggs presence in the South Australian Health and a number of applied research activities in Biomedical Precinct. It will open to students mechanical engineering, physical sciences, The Braggs is a $100 million facility on in 2017. electronic engineering, chemical engineering the North Terrace campus named after and occupational health. Commercial Nobel Prize winning alumni Sir William enterprises include materials engineering, Henry and Sir William Lawrence Bragg. biotechnology, environmental services, The Braggs building has more than information technology, industrial design, 10,000 square metres of research and laser/optics technology, health products, teaching facilities and is the location of the engineering services, radar systems and world-leading Institute for Photonics and telecommunications. Advanced Sensing. 7 OVERVIEW

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Showgrounds Royal Adelaide Royal Sir Lewis Cohen Goodwood Road 9 OVERVIEW Eynesbury Foundation Diploma of Business Eynesbury College Academy Studies Program The Diploma of Business is made up of the of English Since 1992, Eynesbury has provided the same courses that are taught in the first The Eynesbury College Academy of Foundation Studies Program (FSP) on year of business degrees at the University English (ECAE) provides high-quality English behalf of the University of Adelaide. of Adelaide. It introduces you to the Language programs that are taught by fundamental knowledge and range of study qualified Teachers of English to Speakers When you are studying the FSP you are skills required to complete the full range of of Other Languages (TESOL). ECAE is a also given a conditional offer to study undergraduate business degree programs member of English Australia and accredited a bachelor degree program of your at the university. by the Australian Government. choice at the University of Adelaide. Upon achievement of the required entry Diploma of Computing and score for your chosen program you will Program accreditation gain entry into the university at the next Information Technology Eynesbury is a registered Higher intake period.* The Diploma of Computing and Education Provider, approved by the Information Technology is made up of Australian Government. The College For details of entry scores for degrees, the same courses that taught in the first delivers programs which comply with the please consult the university’s year of computing and IT degrees at the National Code of Practice for Registration undergraduate prospectus at University of Adelaide. It will provide you Authorities and Providers of Education and adelaide.edu.au/publications/ with the necessary skills, knowledge Training to Overseas Students 2007 which international/ and understanding required to move is established under the Commonwealth into a range of undergraduate degree Education Services for Overseas Students Certificate IV in Tertiary programs at the university. (ESOS) Act 2000. Preparation Program The Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation Diploma of Engineering Program prepares you for entry into an The Diploma of Engineering is designed Eynesbury diploma. This is the ideal to provide students with the necessary preparation if you have completed skills, knowledge and understanding that Australian Year 11 or the equivalent and will enable them to articulate into a range require further study before starting a of degrees at the University of Adelaide’s diploma. The courses you study have Faculty of Engineering, Computer and a direct relevance to your chosen Mathematical Sciences. bachelor degree and are an introduction to the courses that you will study in your diploma.

* Students may not be eligible to select programs with fixed quotas. 10 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

“Adelaide is perfect for students; everything is only a few minutes away, which makes my life simple and easy. The cost of living in Adelaide is much lower than other bigger cities in Australia.”

My Eynesbury: Anfal Al-Zarafi, Oman Foundation Studies Program 11 OVERVIEW Your student life

Student support services Student experience program Eynesbury is committed to helping Eynesbury prides itself on providing students achieve their goals by offering an outstanding student experience by comprehensive student support services. integrating events and activities into Eynesbury has a dedicated team of student life. student support staff who provide a range Eynesbury’s Student Experience of services, information, personal support Coordinator is committed to offering and counselling to students throughout a wide range of social and recreational their studies at Eynesbury. activities that encourage local and Eynesbury encourages all students to international students to socialise engage with the friendly student support together. These activities are often services staff and contact them for where friendships are forged, networks assistance when needed. are established and life long memories are made. Once enrolled, Eynesbury offers a compulsory orientation program for all new The Student Experience program students. During orientation students will: caters to all students and involves • choose and enrol in courses and the following types of activities: create their own timetable • Barbecues • meet staff and current students • Bushwalking • get to know new classmates • Sporting events • receive student ID card, and • Cultural events • tour the campus facilities. • Student leadership programs and forums • Job search support and volunteering • Interview skills workshops 12 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

Your life in Adelaide

Living in Adelaide There is plenty to see and do South Australia is a sophisticated, modern while living in Adelaide: and affordable place to live, work and • Music and cultural festivals and study. The capital city of Adelaide has all events are popular, with Adelaide the hallmarks of a major urban centre with hosting local and international acts modern and classical architecture, a bustling throughout the year, including the retail hub and a multi-cultural population. internationally renowned Adelaide Festival of Arts, Adelaide Fringe and the For five years in succession, Adelaide has WOMADelaide world music festival. featured amongst the world’s 10 most liveable cities according to an annual report • The Adelaide Central Market is the released by the Economist Intelligence city’s most visited tourist attraction Unit’s Global Liveability Survey. Importantly, offering over 80 stalls and has been Adelaide has also been rated Australia’s the centre for multi-cultural cuisine safest city according to statistics compiled for over 140 years. Cost of living for the Suncorp Bank Friendly City Report. • Adelaide is Australia’s food and wine The cost of living in Adelaide is lower than in capital, with more restaurants per The city has wide streets and central any other mainland capital city in Australia. capita than any other Australian city. squares ringed by 900 hectares of Living expenses for an international student The city is a popular venue for national lush parklands. in Adelaide will vary depending on individual and international sporting events, lifestyle, but can be expected to be: In every sense this layout sets the scene for including international cricket matches modern-day life in Adelaide. Traffic is rarely and the Tour Down Under cycling race. • 25 percent less expensive than living in Melbourne congested, people are relaxed and friendly, • Adelaide offers a world-class art gallery the air is clean and the public transport and museum, live theatre and music • 24 percent less expensive system can take you to the city’s white, complexes, a vibrant nightclub district than living in Sydney sandy beaches or the Adelaide Hills within and a major entertainment centre. • 11 percent less expensive half an hour. than living in Perth For more information go to Adelaide is Australia’s festival city and prides southaustralia.com/events • 10 percent less expensive itself on art and culture. than living in Brisbane.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA SOUTH AUSTRALIA CLIMATE FAST FACTS With a pleasant Mediterranean climate, Adelaide has hot dry summers and wet cold winters. State population 1.6 million It doesn’t snow in Adelaide but it does get pretty cold and wet in winter. Umbrellas and Adelaide waterproof jackets are essential when you are out and about in the winter months. population 1.2 million Language English Season Months Conditions Temperature Currency AUD$ Summer December to February Mainly hot and dry 25˚C to 35˚C Coastline 3,800 kilometres Autumn March to May Mainly dry 20˚C to 25˚C Major exports Metals, wine Winter June to August Cool and wet 10˚C to 15˚C and education Spring September to November Little rain 20˚C to 25˚C Time Zone Australian Central Standard Time GMT +9.30 hours 13 OVERVIEW 14 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

Your accommodation

Students coming to Adelaide for the first time are encouraged to live in accommodation arranged by Eynesbury on arrival.

Finding suitable accommodation, in a Eynesbury Homeaway aims to provide a Student apartments convenient location, is important and may ‘home away from home’ for international take time. Factors such as budget, length students just three kilometres from the city • Part board from $240–$350 per week* of stay and whether you want to live alone centre of Adelaide. Student apartments are purpose built or with others will influence your decision. Homeaway offers fully catered student accommodation facilities, It is a good idea to begin considering accommodation where all meals situated off campus and managed by accommodation options well before are provided. private companies. These facilities offer arrival in Adelaide. fully‑furnished, self-contained apartments All bedrooms are fully furnished with Adelaide boasts a wide range of with an opportunity to live alone or share quality built-ins comprising of a single accommodation options to suit with others in a student community. bed complete with mattress, under bed different budgets and tastes. lockable storage, double wardrobe, In addition to rent, students may need to These options include homestay, study bench with a lockable drawer budget for additional expenses including: student hostels, student apartments and chair, bookshelves, a reverse-cycle • gas and private rental. air‑conditioner and a refrigerator. • electricity • phone Homestay Student residence • internet. There are two options for homestay: • Part board from $135–$155 per Student apartments are offered on a six or • Full board from $240 per week* – week* share bathroom/$190 12 month fixed term lease agreement. most meals provided per week* ensuite bathroom • Full board from $240.00 per week* • Part board from $150 per week* – Private accommodation no meals provided – use of kitchen Student residences usually offer single Finding quality and affordable facilities to prepare meals bedroom accommodation, however, accommodation in the private rental market some offer a limited number of twin or Homestay accommodation provides can be difficult, particularly when making the double rooms. students the opportunity to live with an transition to a new country and adjusting to Australian family. Students living in this Bedrooms are fully furnished and students the demands of academic programs. environment are introduced to Australian have access to shared kitchen and It is for this reason that Eynesbury culture and have the best opportunity of bathroom facilities, laundry, lounge and recommends all students live in developing language skills by using English recreational activities. on a regular basis in everyday situations. accommodation arranged by Eynesbury Most residences are self-catering, however on arrival, as searching for permanent All Eynesbury approved homestay hosts there are some that provide meals. housing in an unfamiliar city can be a time have met selected criteria and come from consuming and stressful process. a diverse range of cultures, backgrounds Internet is available for an additional cost and family structures. If you are a student at all residences. However, renting a house or apartment under 18-years-old and choose homestay can be a less expensive option, particularly if Gas, electricity and water are generally sharing with others. You will need to factor in accommodation you will need to remain included in the set fee. Some residences on full board until you turn 18. Students to your budget additional costs such as food, provide a private telephone line in each electricity, gas, internet, phone and furniture. in Years 10 or 11 must live in Eynesbury room with an additional point for computer approved accommodation regardless of age. use. Students are responsible for the costs It is a good idea to conduct some research Students will be provided with a fully associated with these services if they into the local private rental market before furnished room, shared use of bathroom, choose to connect. arriving in Adelaide and to begin your search laundry and negotiated use of kitchen for appropriate rental housing shortly after Most residences are located in suburban arrival, as the process can take time. facilities. Internet and phone costs are areas of Adelaide so students will need to not included in the weekly fee – usage budget for public transport costs. Leases are usually for six or 12 months, with and costs need to be negotiated with the a refundable bond of four to six weeks rent homestay host. Residences offer different lengths of stay in advance. varying from daily, weekly, 3, 6 or 12-month Homeaway (under 18 leases or on a semester or academic year It is important to note that these private student accommodation) basis. A bond is payable on arrival. facilities are not arranged by the Eynesbury Accommodation Office and care should be • Full board – $294 per week* For more information visit urbanest.com.au taken when entering into private contracts. and unilodge.com.au. Eynesbury has a purpose built, environmentally friendly student residence available to students who are under For further information and application details visit: eynesbury.navitas.com/students/ 18 years of age. accommodation

* Prices are current at time of printing and may be subject to change. 15 OVERVIEW

“The lecturers at Eynesbury are extremely helpful and really care about my success. They made the transition to living and studying in Adelaide very easy for me.”

My Eynesbury: Phuong Do, Vietnam Diploma of Business 16 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

Choose your course

Eynesbury Foundation Studies Program

Engineering Extended FSP The Eynesbury Foundation Studies Program • Chemistry The Extended FSP is suitable for students who (FSP) is available in two modes of delivery: • Mathematics need to develop their English language skills or • Standard • Additional Mathematics undertake further study in key academic areas. • Extended • Physics Students in the Extended FSP undertake an additional term (10–11 weeks) to the Standard Health Sciences FSP students. Upon successful completion Location • Biology of the Extended FSP, students move into the Eynesbury Coglin Street Campus • Chemistry Standard FSP. Eynesbury Franklin Street Campus • Mathematics Extended core courses Duration • Fundamentals of Mathematics • Psychology • Academic Writing Standard — 4 terms (12 months) • Research and Critical Enquiry Extended — 5 terms (15 months) Humanities • Mathematics Intakes • Politics Extended elective courses Standard — January, April and October • Environmental Studies Students select 2 courses relevant to their chosen Extended — October • English – Media & Communication Studies • Modern History pathway stream, subject to availability: English entry requirements • Psychology • Accounting Standard — IELTS 5.5 (minimum 5.0 in all bands) • Additional Mathematics Science or equivalent • Biology • Biology Extended — IELTS 5.0 (minimum 5.0 in all bands) • Chemistry or equivalent • Chemistry • Economics • Environmental Studies 2016 program fee • Environmental Studies • Mathematics • Physics Standard – A$23,900 • Additional Mathematics • Psychology Extended – A$30,900 • Fundamentals of Mathematics Standard FSP • Physics Assessment • Psychology • Extended FSP results are not used in the The Standard FSP consists of 3 compulsory core calculation of the Standard FSP score courses and 3 elective courses. Assessment Standard core courses • A combination of the 3 elective courses and Progression into the University • Language and Communication* 3 core course total an aggregate score of 500: of Adelaide • Clear Thinking and Logic# -- 3 x core courses account for 200 • The required score for a student’s chosen • International Studies# -- 3 x elective courses account for 300 University degree will be stated in the • Students must achieve the required score out offer letter and varies depending on the Standard elective courses of 500 for their chosen bachelor program to degree chosen Students select 3 courses from their chosen proceed to the University of Adelaide • Some of the University’s undergraduate pathway stream subject to availability. • Overall assessment will be a combination of degree programs have prerequisites Business continuous assessment and final examinations • For further information on the University’s • Accounting degrees available, prerequisites and the • Economics required scores out of 500 please refer to: • Fundamentals of Mathematics adelaide.edu.au/publications/international • Mathematics The Eynesbury Foundation Studies Program meets • Psychology the requirements for Foundation Programs which have been registered on CRICOS for delivery in Australia to overseas students providing an academic preparation for seeking entry to first year undergraduate study or its equivalent. Streams are indicative only and students may choose any combination of courses, subject to prerequisite requirements. CRICOS Codes: Standard - 009892G; Extended - 051743E * Students whose first language is English or who have obtained IELTS 6.0 or higher may be able to undertake English — Media and Communication Studies in lieu of Language and Communication as a core unit. # These courses account for 50 points each. 17 PROGRAMS

Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation Program

2016 program fee Elective courses The Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation A$18,600 Students select 2 courses from their Program requires the completion of chosen stream 8 courses from a Commerce, Engineering, Core courses Information Technology or Hospitality Commerce, Hospitality or Commerce stream for entry into an Eynesbury Diploma. Information Technology • Accounting • Communication Skills 2 • Introduction to Management • Communication Skills 3 • Introduction to Marketing Location • Intercultural Studies Hospitality Eynesbury Coglin Street Campus • Introduction to Computing • Accounting Duration • Legal Studies 1 • Introduction to Management 2 or 3 trimesters (8 or 12 months) • Statistics • Introduction to Marketing English entry requirements Engineering Information Technology IELTS 5.5 (minimum 5.0 in all bands) • Communication Skills 2 • Information Design or equivalent • Communication Skills 3 • Programming • Introduction to Computing Intakes • Advanced Mathematics 1 CRICOS Code: 084192C February, June and October • Advanced Mathematics 2 Assessment • Physics 2 Assessment will be a combination of continuous • Physics 3 assessment and a final examination. • Programming

Diploma of Engineering

Diploma intakes • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) The Diploma of Engineering program February, June and October (Mechanical and Sustainable Energy) requires the completion of 8 courses • Bachelor of Engineering for which credit is awarded by the 2016 Program fee (Honours)(Mechatronic) University of Adelaide. A$29,200 • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Employment and career options Core courses (Computational) • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Electrical Building engineering, construction • Mathematics 1A and Electronic) management, mining, multimedia • Mathematics 1B Credit units: 24 Course credit: 8 technology, programming, project • Engineering Mechanics – Dynamics management, research, sports apparel, • Engineering Communication Entry into 1st year degree stadium design, sustainability. • Bachelor of Engineering Core elective courses Average starting salaries (Honours)(Civil and Environmental) • Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1A According to 2013 research conducted • Bachelor of Engineering AND Electrical Electronic Engineering 1B by Graduate Careers Australia, average (Honours)(Civil and Structural) OR national graduate starting salaries are: • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Mining) • Introduction to Programming for Engineers • Bachelor of Engineering Chemical Engineering: A$59,000 AND Design Graphics and Communication Civil Engineering: A$55,000 (Honours)(Petroleum)* Electrical Engineering: A$60,000 Elective courses Credit units: 18 Course credit: 6 Mechanical Engineering: A$57,000 • Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1A‡ • Bachelor of Engineering Mining Engineering: A$80,000 • Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1B‡ (Honours)(Civil and Architectural) • Engineering Mechanics — Statics • Bachelor of Engineering • Design Graphics and Communication‡ (Honours)(Chemical) Location • Materials • Bachelor of Engineering Eynesbury Coglin Street Campus • Introduction to Programming for Engineers‡ (Honours)(Chemical and Pharmaceutical) Duration • Object-Orientated Programming Credit units: 12 Course credit: 4 Double degrees 2 or 3 trimesters (8 or 12 months) Progression into the University English entry requirement Entry is also available into a number of double of Adelaide degree Engineering programs. IELTS 5.5 (no band less than 5.0) or equivalent University intakes Credit units will vary, depending on the Academic pre-requisites February and July* combination of programs taken. Students must have completed Year 12 Academic requirements CRICOS Code: 076172G Physics, Mathematics Studies and Specialist Mathematics or equivalent. Completion of the Diploma with an overall average mark of 55% or higher * Some programs have an intake in February only. One trimester bridging courses are available for Entry into 2nd year degree ‡ Available as an elective where not undertaken as students who have not met the pre-requisites. a core elective. • Bachelor of Engineering Assessment (Honours)(Mechanical) Note: A full year of study at the University of Assessment will be a combination of continuous • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Adelaide comprises 24 units. assessment, practical work and a final (Mechanical and Aerospace) examination. In most courses the examination • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) must be passed in order for an overall pass grade (Mechanical and Sports) to be recorded. 18 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

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Diploma of Business

English entry requirement Progression into the University The Diploma of Business program IELTS 5.5 (no band less than 5.0) or equivalent of Adelaide requires the completion of 8 courses for which credit is awarded by the Assessment University intakes University of Adelaide. Assessment will be a combination of continuous February and July assessment and a final examination. In most Employment and career options Academic requirements courses the examination must be passed in order Accounting, advertising, business analysis, for an overall pass grade to be recorded. Completion of the Diploma with an overall average e-business project management, economic mark of 65% or higher Diploma intakes analysis, economic policy development, Entry into 2nd year degree electronic marketing management, February, June and October • Bachelor of Commerce employment relations, event operations, 2016 program fee financial planning, financial security analysis, • Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) human resource management A$24,200 • Bachelor of Commerce (Corporate Finance) • Bachelor of Commerce Average starting salaries Core courses • Accounting for Business (International Business) According to 2013 research conducted by • Bachelor of Commerce (Management) Graduate Careers Australia, average national • Foundations of Business Law • Management Principles • Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) graduate starting salaries are: Credit units: 24 Course credit: 8 Accounting: A$47,000 • Marketing Principles: Trading and Exchange Business: A$46,000 • Accounting Methods 1 Entry into 1st year degree Economics: A$50,000 • Quantitative Methods for Business • Bachelor of Economics Elective courses • Bachelor of Finance Credit units: 21 Course credit: 7 Location Students select 2 courses Eynesbury Coglin Street Campus • Business and Society • Bachelor of Finance (International) • Communication and Information Systems Credit units: 15 Course credit: 5 Duration in Business CRICOS Code: 072820A 2 or 3 trimesters (8 or 12 months) • Principles of Economics Note: A full year of study at the University of Adelaide comprises 24 units.

Diploma of Computing and Information Technology

English entry requirement Progression into the University The Diploma of Computing and Information IELTS 5.5 (no band less than 5.0) or equivalent of Adelaide Technology program requires the completion of 6 courses for which credit is awarded by Academic pre-requisite University intakes the University of Adelaide. Student must have passed Year 12 Mathematics February and July Studies or equivalent Employment and career options Academic requirements Business data processing, computer Assessment Completion of the Diploma with an overall programming, computer science, Assessment will be a combination of continuous average mark of 65% or higher with no mark engineering design, financial software, assessment, practical work and a final for any course below 55% examination. In most courses the examination games programming, graphics programming, Advanced standing information technology management, must be passed in order for an overall pass grade internet commerce, network management to be recorded. • Bachelor of Computer Science Credit units: 18 Course credit: 6 and support, quality improvement, scientific Diploma intakes data analysis, systems analysis, software CRICOS Code: 072821M engineering, systems support, real-time February, June and October * 6 unit course process control, user interface programming 2016 program fee A$26,400 Note: A full year of study at the University of Adelaide Average starting salaries comprises 24 units. According to 2013 research conducted by Core courses Graduate Careers Australia, average national • Information Systems Professional Practice* graduate starting salaries are: • Information Technology Fundamentals Computer Science: A$50,000 • Network Fundamentals • Problem Solving and Programming • Programming Fundamentals Location • Web and Database Development* Eynesbury Coglin Street Campus Duration 2 or 3 trimesters (8 or 12 months) 19 PROGRAMS

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English language preparation

The Eynesbury College Academy of English offers programs Pearson Versant Test that are designed to enable students to transition into a wide Students who do not meet the English entry requirements for direct entry into an range of study options at Eynesbury and other institutions. Eynesbury program via IELTS or TOEFL can sit the Pearson Versant Test. This free, online test is used to determine the student’s Location Key competencies level of English, and takes approximately Eynesbury Coglin Street campus • Reading 50 minutes to complete. Upon successfully achieving the required English entry score, • Writing Programs a student will gain direct entry into their • Speaking Eynesbury program.# • English for Academic Purposes • Listening • English for General Purposes • Study skills

English for General Purposes Assessment English for General Purposes is designed Assessment is based on: for students who are at a beginner to intermediate level of English. Students with • Coursework an IELTS of 3.0 or above may commence • Exams the English for General Purposes Program • Minimum attendance requirements prior to starting the English for Academic Purposes program. 2015/16 Academic English calendar Entry requirements All terms are 5 weeks duration • EGP1 (IELTS 3.0 or below) • EGP2 (IELTS 3.5 or equivalent) Term Study begins Study ends • EAPP (IELTS 4.0 or equivalent)* 2015 Duration 8 12 October 13 November 10 weeks for each level 9 16 November 18 December Holidays English for Academic Purposes 2016 The English for Academic Purposes program develops in students the English language 1 4 January 5 February skills required to succeed at academic study. 2 8 February 11 March

Entry requirements 3 15 March 15 April • EAP1 (IELTS 4.5 or equivalent, no less Holidays (2 weeks) than 4.5 in writing and speaking) 4 2 May 3 June • EAP2 (IELTS 5.0 or equivalent, no less 5 6 June 8 July than 5.0 in writing and speaking) Holidays (2 weeks) • EAP3 (IELTS 5.5 or equivalent, no less than 5.5 in writing and speaking) 6 25 July 26 August 7 29 August 30 September Duration Holidays (1 week) 10 weeks for each level 8 10 October 11 November 9 14 November 16 December Holidays

* Students with an overall IELTS of 4.5 (with a minimum of 4.0 speaking and writing) may enrol in EAP1 without having first completed EAPP. # For further information regarding the Pearson Versant Test, please visit eynesbury.navitas.com CRICOS Code: 082985G 21 PROGRAMS English language requirements

English language Standard FSP/ qualification Extended FSP Certificate IV/Diploma IELTS (Academic) 5.0 (minimum 5.0 in individual band scores) Overall 5.5 (minimum of 5.0 in individual band scores) TOEFL 500 (Paper) 525 (Paper) 45 (IBT) 50 (IBT) 173 (Computer) and TWE 2 195 (Computer) and TWE 3

GCE ‘O’ Level C5 B4 GCE ‘A’ Levels C6 B4 SPM B- B English 119 C6 C5 Hong Kong Form 5 50%/HKDSE Level 2 Form 5 60% /HKDSE Level 3 Pearson’s (PTE Academic) 36 42 ECAE EAP 1 (plus minimum attendance requirements)* EAP 2 (plus minimum attendance requirements)* CELUSA (Academic English) AE2 AE3 Year 12 SACE 8 10 EIKEN Grade pre-1 A Grade 1 PVT 46 50 *or a satisfactory pass or recommendation (from the ELICOS Academic Director) in a preparatory language program at Eynesbury. 22 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

Academic entry requirements

Country Certificate IV TPP Diploma Standard and Extended FSP Australia Year 11 or equivalent Year 12 with a 50 + ATAR, IB 24, Eynesbury Foundation Year 11 ‘C’ grade average Studies Program 250+ Engineering: ATAR 60+ including pre-requisites Mathematics, Specialist Mathematics and Physics

Bangladesh Completion of Higher Secondary Completion of Higher secondary Certificate (HSC) Higher Secondary Certificate 60% average Certificate (HSC) Year 11 Year 12 with a grade average above 50% (Division One)

Brunei GCE ‘O’ levels with passes in 3 academic GCE’ A’ levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level F5 (Y11) B average ( 5 subjects)/ subjects pass and 2 AS Level passes GCSE O Levels

Bahrain General Secondary School Certificate General Secondary School Certificate, or American Arabic curriculum: Completion of Year 12 with High School Diploma with an average above 80% satisfactory results. British system: O level for Business and CIT; equivalents, B average. American system: For Engineering, student needs to do one trimester High School Diploma with satisfactory results of bridging program before Diploma program

China SM 2 SM 3 with 70% average in 4 academic subjects, SM2 70% average or successful completion of Global Assessment Certificate with a GPA of 1.0 or an average of 60% or above

Colombia Bachillerato - average up to 64% Bachillerato – average above 70-75% Bachillerato average of > 65% France Baccalaureate-Year 11 Baccalaureate – Year 12 with an average above 10 Baccalaureate Year 11 successful completion Hong Kong Form 5 – minimum 40% 2A Level passes OR 1A Level pass and 2AS Level HKDSE passes. HKDSE October intake 10 for Business Form 5 – minimum 55% and CIT, Feb & June intake 8 for Business and CIT; minimum of 12 points for Engineering.

India Year 11-All India Senior School Certificate, Year 12-All India Senior School Certificate, Indian Year 11 ISC Grade average of 50% Indian School Certificate, Higher School Certificate, Higher Secondary School Secondary School Certificate Certificate with an average above 50%

Indonesia SMA II - minimum 70% SMA III with an average 70% for Business and CIT; SMA 2/SMU3 SMA2 Subject average > 7.2 80% for Engineering

Japan Kotogakko Year 2 Kotogakko Graduation Certificate with grade Sn2/Kotogako Grade 3 average average 2.5

Kenya KCSE ‘D’ average or GCE O Levels with KCSE with ‘C’ grade average or GCE A Levels F5/Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education passes in 3 academic subjects with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Y11. GCSE O Levels B average ( 5 subjects) Level passes

Korea High School Leaving Certificate Year 2 High School Leaving Certificate Year 3 with a ‘C’ Senior High School Leaving Certificate/ with a ‘D’ grade Average, ‘Yang’ average in grade average, or ‘Mi’ in four academic subjects, or Sr2 75 % average 4 academic subjects average percentile rank of 5 in 4 academic subjects

Kuwait General Secondary School Certificate General Secondary School Certificate with Arabic curriculum: Completion of Year 12 with an average above 80% for Business and CIT; satisfactory results. British system: O level For Engineering, student needs to do one trimester equivalents, B average. American system: of bridging program before Diploma program High School Diploma with satisfactory results

Lebanon Baccalaureate Libanais-Year 11 Baccalaureate Libanais-Year 12 with an average Baccalaureate Libanias-Year 11 above 10

Macau Senior Secondary School Diploma-Year Senior Secondary School Diploma—Y12, or Form Completion of Year 11 with minimum 11, or Form 5 with minimum 60% average 6 with minimum 65% average in 4 subjects for 70% average in 4 subjects in 4 subjects Diploma of Business &IT; minimum 70% average in four subjects for Diploma of Engineering

Malaysia SPM, SM2 or Ontario Grade 11 STPM with 2 passes at minimum E grade, UEC – SM2, Form 5/SPM Aggregate of 20 or less Senior Middle 3 with 5 C7 grades,. Ontario Grade (B Grade) in 5 Academic subjects 12 with an average above 50% in 6 best courses or Forecast results accepted GCE ‘A’ Levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level pass and 2 AS Level passes

Myanmar Basic Education High School (BEHS) Basic Education High School (BEHS) Examination Basic Education High School (BEHS) Examination (Matriculation) (Matriculation) with an average above 50%, plus Examination Matriculation > 65% average one additional year of tertiary study.

Nepal Higher Secondary School Certificate- Year Higher Secondary School Certificate – Year 12 with Higher Secondary School Certificate – Year 11 11 with an average up to 50% an average above 50% with an average >50%

Oman General Secondary School Certificate, or General Secondary School Certificate, or American Arabic curriculum: Completion of Year 12 with 5 American High School Diploma High School Diploma with an average above 80% satisfactory results. British system: O level for Business and CIT; For engineering, student equivalents, B average. American system: needs to do one trimester of bridging program High School Diploma with satisfactory results before Diploma program 23 PROGRAMS

Country Certificate IV TPP Diploma Standard and Extended FSP Pakistan Higher Secondary School Certificate/ Higher Secondary School Certificate/Intermediate Completion of Higher Secondary School intermediate Examination certificate Yr 11 Examination Certificate –Year 12 with an average Certificate B average above 50% O levels B average

Philippines High School Diploma Grade 11 High School Diploma with an average above 80% – High School Diploma Grade 11 average 70% average 60% 1 year tertiary study

Qatar General Secondary School Certificate General Secondary School Certificate, or American Arabic curriculum: Completion of Year 12 with High School Diploma with an average above 80% satisfactory results. British system: O level for Business and CIT; equivalents, B average. American system: For Engineering, student needs to do one trimester High School Diploma with satisfactory results of bridging program before Diploma program

Saudi Arabia General Secondary Education Certificate General Secondary Education Certificate grade Arabic curriculum: Completion of Year 12 with average 80% average in 4 academic subjects for satisfactory results. British system: O level Business and CIT; For Engineering, student needs equivalents, B average. American system: to do one trimester of bridging program before High School Diploma with satisfactory results Diploma program.

Singapore Successful completion of Sec 4 (GCE O GCE A levels with 2 H2 passes OR 1 H2 pass and Secondary 4 Express/GCE O Levels-Forecast levels) with passes in 3 academic subjects 2 H1 passes result B average

South Africa Successful completion of Year 11 Successful completion of Year 12 with an average National Senior Certificate Year 11 above 50%

Sri Lanka Successful completion of Year 11 (GCE GCE A levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level Year 11 GCE O Levels 8 grade average O levels) with passes in 3 academic pass and 2 AS Level passes (5 subjects) subjects

Taiwan Senior High School Diploma Year 11 Senior High School Diploma Year 12 average above Senior High School Year 3 Grade C average 70% in 4 subjects

Tanzania GCE ‘O’ Levels with passes in GCE A Levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level Y11 GCSE O Levels B grade average 3 academic subjects pass and 2 AS Level passes (5 subjects)

Thailand Successful completion of Matayom 5 with Successful completion of Matayom 6 with Mathayom 6 GPA > 2.5 GPA of 2.5 GPA of 2.5

Turkey Successful completion of Lise Diploma, Devlet Lise Diplomesi –Year 12 with an average Devlet Lise Diplomasi-year 11 4 or above in Year 11 or equivalent above 50% relevant subjects

Uganda GCE ‘O’ levels with passes in 3 academic GCE A Levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level Year 11 GCE O Levels 8 grade average subjects pass and 2 AS Level passes (5 subjects)

United Arab General Secondary Certificate General Secondary Certificate with an average Arabic curriculum: Completion of Year 12 with Emirates above 80% for Business and CIT; For Engineering, satisfactory results. British system: O level student needs to do one trimester of bridging equivalents, B average. American system: program before Diploma program High School Diploma with satisfactory results

United GCE ‘O’ levels with passes in GCE A levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level Year 11 GCE O Levels B grade average Kingdom 3 academic subjects pass and 2 AS Level passes (5 subjects) United States Grade 11 High School Diploma with a ‘D’ average or SAT Successful completion of High School Diploma score above 1250 GPA 2.0-2.4

Zambia GCE ‘O’ levels with passes in 3 academic GCE A levels with 2 A Level passes OR 1 A Level Year 11 GCE O Levels B grade average subjects pass and 2 AS Level passes (5 subjects)

Zimbabwe GCE ‘O’ levels with passes in Diploma of General Education – Year 12 with Year 11 GCE O Levels B grade average 3 academic subjects 5.5 average (5 subjects)

Vietnam Successful completion of Year 11 Successful completion of Year 12 with 5.5 average G11 Grade 7 average 24 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

2015/16/17 academic calendar

Program Intake Orientation Study begins Study ends Standard Foundation Studies Program October 2015 7 October 2015 12 October 2015 17 June 2016 January 2016 27 January 2016 1 February 2016 25 November 2016 April 2016 27 April 2016 2 May 2016 10 February 2017 October 2016 12 October 2016 17 October 2016 16 June 2017 January 2017 24 January 2017 30 January 2017 24 November 2017

Extended Foundation Studies Program October 2015 7 October 2015 12 October 2015 25 November 2016 October 2016 12 October 2016 17 October 2016 24 November 2017

Diploma and Certificate IV Trimester 3 2015 7 October 2015 12 October 2015 1 February 2016 Trimester 1 2016 24 February 2016 29 February 2016 4 June 2016 Trimester 2 2016 22 June 2016 27 June 2016 1 October 2016 Trimester 3 2016 12 October 2016 17 October 2016 4 February 2017 Trimester 1 2017 22 February 2017 27 February 2017 3 June 2017

Fees and charges

Program* 2016 fee English for General Purposes A$400/week English for Academic Purposes A$400/week Standard Foundation Studies Program A$23,900 Extended Foundation Studies Program A$30,900 Certificate IV in Tertiary Preparation Program A$18,600 Diploma of Business A$24,200 Diploma of Computing and IT A$26,400 Diploma of Engineering A$29,200

Other fees and charges* Overseas Student Health Cover (required for length of visa – approx) A$594/year Student Accommodation and Welfare fee (for students under 18 years of age) A$25/week Accommodation placement fee (if applicable) A$350 * Fees are reviewed annually and are subject to change. Unless otherwise stated fees are not subject to Goods and Services Tax. All fees are payable before each semester/trimester commences, with the actual fee paid based on the number of courses taken in that semester/trimester. ESSENTIAL INFORMATION 25

Navitas bursaries and scholarships

Navitas family bursaries Eynesbury Merit Scholarships Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships Navitas offers financial support in the form Eynesbury offer academic merit of family bursaries. A bursary applies where scholarships for high performing The University of Adelaide offers a two or more students from the same family international students who are applying scholarship program for commencing study with a Navitas member institution.* for entry to the Eynesbury Senior College international students undertaking The bursary is equivalent to 10 percent of program, or the Eynesbury Foundation undergraduate study. Please go to the tuition fee of your program of study.† Studies Program. From time to time, in international.adelaide.edu.au/choosing/ specific cases, the scholarships can also scholarships for further information. Navitas academic apply to Eynesbury Diploma students. merit scholarships The value of the scholarships range from 10–50% of the program fee, depending on Navitas is committed to helping you the academic performance of the student achieve your career goals by offering in their most recent year of schooling in scholarships to outstanding students. their home country. Students will pay the Each term, Navitas colleges* award two full tuition fee during Semester 1 of their students with academic merit scholarships. study with Eynesbury, with the scholarship being applied from Semester 2. Successful For more information, talk to an Advisor applicants will not be entitled to apply for at your college about how to apply for a any other scholarships or bursaries. merit scholarship or visit individual college websites and search for ‘scholarships and bursaries’.

* The Navitas family bursary and academic merit scholarships are offered to students studying at ACBT, La Trobe University Sydney Campus, AUSI, BCUIC, Curtin College, Curtin University Sydney, Curtin Singapore, CRIC, EIBT, EIC, Eynesbury, FIC, HIC, ICM, ICP, ICRGU, ICWS, La Trobe Melbourne, LBIC, Macquarie City Campus, MIBT, MIBT Indonesia, Navitas at FAU, Navitas at UMass Boston, Navitas at UMass Dartmouth, Navitas at UMass Lowell, Navitas at WKU, Navitas at UNH, NIC, PIBT, PUIC, QIBT, SAIBT, SIBT and UCIC only. † Certificate programs may also be known or registered as Foundation Studies or University Transfer Program Stage I. Diploma programs may also be known or registered as Undergraduate Pathway, University Transfer Program (UTP), University Transfer Program Stage II or University Pathways Program (UPP). The Navitas bursary is not applicable to any English language program or any component of an English language program offered by a Navitas member institution. This information is correct as at the time of printing and may be subject to change without notice or at the discretion of Navitas member institutions or Navitas Limited. 26 EYNESBURY Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE 2016

Further information online

Entry requirements: How to apply: Conditions of enrolment: eynesbury.navitas.com/ eynesbury.navitas.com/ eynesbury.navitas.com/ enrol-today/admissions- enrol-today enrol-today/enrolment-conditions requirements You can submit your application online to If you are intending to study at Eynesbury A detailed guide to the academic and English study at Eynesbury and the University of you can access conditions of your requirements for entry into courses. South Australia through this web page. enrollment including refund policy, transfer policy and Visa conditions. Your investment – tuition fees Accommodation options: and living costs: eynesbury.navitas.com/students/ Policies and procedures: eynesbury.navitas.com/ accommodation eynesbury.navitas.com/policies enrol-today/fees A variety of accommodation options are There are a number of policies and You can check here to see the cost of your available to suit your individual lifestyle procedures in place to comply with quality, study at Eynesbury. and budget. regulatory and legislative requirements. Application form Please print in BLOCK LETTERS

Student details Previous studies Secondary education: highest level achieved Title: Mr Mrs Miss Ms Other Name of qualification (e.g. Year 12, HKDSE or ‘A’ Levels): Family name: Name of school: Given names: Country/State: Preferred name: Completed: Yes No Year completed: Date of birth: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Gender: Male Female Language of instruction: Country of birth: Nationality (on passport): Passport number: Post-secondary/tertiary education: highest level achieved Passport expiry date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Name of qualification (e.g. degree, diploma):

Are you a permanent resident? Yes No Visa type: Name of school/institution: Have you previously studied at Eynesbury? Yes No Country/State: If ‘yes’, please provide your Eynesbury student ID number: Completed: Yes No Year completed: Are you currently onshore in Australia? Yes No Language of instruction: Do you grant Eynesbury permission to provide your parent or guardian listed below with any information pertaining to your application to study, ongoing Will you be applying for exemptions (recognition of prior learning)? academic progress, results and attendance? Yes No Yes No If so, provide copies of relevant academic transcripts and a completed Credit for Prior Learning form (visit eynesbury.navitas.com for details) Applicant’s contact details Are you currently enrolled in another institution? Yes No Address in Australia (if known): Employment history Address overseas: If you believe you have employment experience that is relevant to the program you are applying for, please attach a CV and references.

Tel (home): Tel (work): Program selection Mobile: Country, Area Code, Telephone Please indicate (tick symbol) which program(s) are being applied for and write Email address: in the program dates.

ELICOS (English language tuition) Parent/Guardian contact details/Home country address Start date End date No. weeks Family name: DAY / MONTH / YEAR DAY / MONTH / YEAR Given names: Relationship to applicant: Foundation Studies Program Address: Start date End date No. weeks DAY / MONTH / YEAR DAY / MONTH / YEAR

Country: Postcode: Certificate IV/Diploma Telephone (home): Country, Area Code, Telephone Certificate IV Telephone (work): Country, Area Code, Telephone Diploma of Business Mobile: Country, Area Code, Telephone Diploma of Computing & IT Email: Diploma of Engineering

Agent contact details Start date End date DAY / MONTH / YEAR DAY / MONTH / YEAR Agency name: Agent office code: The University of Adelaide University preference Counsellor name: 1. Undergraduate Program: Address: Country: Postcode: 2. Undergraduate Program: Tel: Country, Area Code, Telephone Fax: Country, Area Code, Telephone

Mobile: Country, Area Code, Telephone 3. Undergraduate Program: Agency email: Counsellor email:

EYNE790_APPFORM_UOA_AW.indd 1 8/07/14 12:26 PM Request for disability support Sponsored students only

Do you require Airport reception? Yes No Date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR This is a free service for students who arrange their accommodation through Eynesbury. If you are under 18 years of age, your parent or guardian must also sign this application form.

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) Parent’s/guardian’s signature:

OSHC required: Single Dual Family Multi Family Please tick if you do not want your email address given to Worldcare. Please tick if you have existing OSHC and attach evidence of Date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR membership with your OSHC provider. Application submission Visa This application form has been submitted in:

What visa will you apply for? City: Student Working Holiday Visitor Country: Current visa status: Students on a Visitor visa or Working Holiday visa should take out Postal address for applications appropriate health insurance themselves. Eynesbury, The Admissions Manager If you are currently studying in Australia, please complete the following fields. 16-20 Coglin St, Adelaide SA 5000 Australia Name of institution: T +61 8 8216 9000 E [email protected] W eynesbury.navitas.com Visa type: Visa expiry date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Representative’s stamp OSHC provider name: OSHC membership number: OSHC expiry date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Have you ever been expelled or your study been terminated by a college or university in Australia? Yes No If ‘yes’, please provide name of the college or university:

CRICOS provider codes: Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd trading as Eynesbury 00561M; The University of Adelaide 00123M EYNE790_0714_AW

EYNE790_APPFORM_UOA_AW.indd 2 8/07/14 12:26 PM Request for disability support Sponsored students only

Do you have a disability that may affect your studies? Yes No Name of sponsoring organisation: If ‘yes’: Hearing Vision Mobility Medical Learning Type of sponsorship (e.g. tuition fees, living expenses): Other (please specify): Please attach relevant information so that Eynesbury can arrange assistance if possible. Declaration The information supplied on this application form will be used by Eynesbury in English proficiency the enrolment process. I declare the information I have supplied on this form is, Please tick and attach documentary evidence where applicable to the best of my understanding and belief, complete and correct. I understand the giving of false or incomplete information may lead to the refusal English is my first language of my application or cancellation of enrolment. I understand that should I accept English was the language of instruction during my secondary school any offer of admission there may be field trips and excursions that I will need studies and I gained a satisfactory pass in final-year English (results attached) to attend. I give permission for Eynesbury to obtain official records from any I have taken an IELTS or TOEFL test (results attached) educational institution attended by me. I also authorise Eynesbury to supply any relevant official records to educational institutions to which I am seeking I have obtained a satisfactory mark or score in another examination admission and to government bodies. If I have used an Agent to assist me with or test acceptable to Eynesbury (e.g. completion of at least the first year the completion of this application form, then I accept that this Agent is acting of a post-secondary/tertiary course at a college or university where the on my behalf and therefore authorise Eynesbury to transmit any information in language of instruction was English) respect of my application for study and any subsequent study details, including IELTS (Academic) or TOEFL score: results and attendance, to this Agent. Other English test: Score: I understand that I have the right to request Eynesbury (in writing) to cease supplying any information about myself to this Agent and that I can contact Are you currently enrolled in an ELICOS school? Yes No Eynesbury to request a copy of Eynesbury’s Privacy Policy. I also understand If ‘yes’, please provide name of school: that my fees may increase. I have also read the section in the Eynesbury brochure relating to the cost of living and I understand that living expenses in Australia may be higher than in my Accommodation own country and I confirm that I am able to meet these costs. I give my consent Africa Central America (unless otherwise expressed in writing by myself) that my image may be used in Do you want accommodation arranged for you? Yes No Eynesbury and/or Navitas promotional materials. • SAE Institute, South Africa • SAE Institute, Mexico If “Yes”, what type of accommodation? I understand that any conditions concerning an offer of admission will be Asia Europe Homestay contained in the Eynesbury Offer which I will be required to read and sign. International Student Residence • ACBT — Edith Cowan University, Sri Lanka • SAE Institutions — Austria, Belgium, France, Homeway Student Residence for students under the age of 18 • Curtin Singapore (The Singapore Germany, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Romania, Applicant’s signature: Campus of Curtin University) Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, (Must be the same signature as in your passport) Education for your world • SAE Institutions — Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey Airport reception Navitas provides you with the education you need, Singapore, Thailand Middle East to get where you want to be in life. From English Australia Do you require Airport reception? Yes No Date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR language skills and courses to help you enter • SAE Institutions — Jordan, Saudi Arabia, UAE This is a free service for students who arrange their accommodation university, to training for the workplace, Navitas • ACAP (Australian College of Applied Psychology) • ATTC (Australian TESOL Training Centre) New Zealand through Eynesbury. If you are under 18 years of age, your parent or guardian must also sign this colleges and campuses in 28 countries will support application form. you every step of the way. • CELUSA (Centre for English Language • SAE Institute, Auckland in the University of South Australia) • UCIC — University of Canterbury, Christchurch Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) Parent’s/guardian’s signature: With over 120 Navitas and SAE Institution locations • Curtin College — Curtin University, Perth across the globe, and over 80,000 students • Curtin University Sydney United Kingdom currently studying with us, we understand the OSHC required: Single Dual Family Multi Family • Eynesbury — The University of Adelaide • BCUIC — Birmingham City University world’s learning needs. 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City: • English language training • Navitas Health Skills Australia (HSA) • PUIC — Plymouth University Student Working Holiday Visitor • High school studies • Navitas College of Public Safety (NCPS) • SAE Institutions — Glasgow, Liverpool, Country: • University preparation and programs • Navitas Professional London, Oxford Current visa status: • Post-secondary education for creative • NIC — The University of Newcastle Students on a Visitor visa or Working Holiday visa should take out Postal address for applications media technology • PIBT — Edith Cowan University, Perth United States of America • Career advancement programs • QIBT — Griffith University, Brisbane, Gold Coast appropriate health insurance themselves. Eynesbury, The Admissions Manager • Navitas at FAU — Florida Atlantic University • Student recruitment • SAE Institutions — Adelaide, Brisbane, Byron Bay, • Navitas at UMass Boston — If you are currently studying in Australia, please complete the following fields. 16-20 Coglin St, Adelaide SA 5000 Australia • Internship programs Melbourne, Perth, Sydney University of Massachusetts Boston • Migrant settlement services Name of institution: T +61 8 8216 9000 E [email protected] • SAIBT — University of South Australia, Adelaide • Navitas at UMass Dartmouth — W eynesbury.navitas.com • SIBT — Macquarie University, Sydney We also offer customised workplace training University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Visa type: Visa expiry date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR • Navitas at UMass Lowell — Representative’s stamp for companies, and a range of training and Canada settlement services for the Australian Government. University of Massachusetts Lowell OSHC provider name: • FIC — Simon Fraser University, Vancouver Wherever you are, and wherever you want to be, the • Navitas at UNH — University of New Hampshire • ICM — the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg OSHC membership number: knowledge and resources of our staff around the • Navitas at WKU — Western Kentucky University world will ensure your success. • SAE Institutions — Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, OSHC expiry date: DAY / MONTH / YEAR Miami, Nashville, New York, San Francisco Have you ever been expelled or your study been terminated by a college or university in Australia? Yes No If ‘yes’, please provide name of the college or university: Australian College of Business and Technology (ACBT) are affiliated organisations and are not owned by Navitas Limited. NAVITAS USA: These schools are authorised under federal law to enrol non-immigrant alien students. Registered Company names and CRICOS provider codes: SAE Institute Pty Ltd 00312F; Navitas Bundoora Pty Ltd trading as La Trobe Melbourne 03312D; La Trobe University 00115M (VIC), Australian Campus Network Pty Limited; La Trobe University 00115M (NSW); Colleges of Business and Technology (WA) Pty Ltd; Curtin University 00301J (WA), Colleges of Business and Technology (NSW) Pty Ltd trading as Curtin Sydney; Curtin University 02637B (NSW); Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd trading as Eynesbury 00561M; The University of Adelaide 00123M; Melbourne Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01590J; Deakin University 00113B; Perth Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01312J; Edith Cowan University 00279B; Queensland Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01737F; Griffith University 00233E; South Australian Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 02193C; University of South Australia 00121B; Sydney Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd 01576G; Macquarie University 00002J; IBT Sydney Pty Ltd trading as Macquarie City Campus; Newcastle International College 03293B; The University of Newcastle 00109J. Navitas English: Courses are delivered by Navitas English Services Pty Ltd (ACN 002 069 730), CRICOS Provider 00289M; The Certificate IV in TESOL is delivered by Navitas English Pty Ltd (ACN 003 916 701), CRICOS Provider 00031D. Centre for English Language in the University of South Australia 02193C; Hawthorn- Melbourne (Hawthorn Learning Pty Ltd, ACN 124 204 171) CRICOS provider code: 02931G; Navitas Professional Institute Pty Ltd trading as Navitas College of Public Safety (NCPS) and Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP). National CRICOS provider code: 01328A. UCIC NZQA Provider Number 7177. ICM CRA BN: 81210 5146; FIC CRA BN: 81210 5146. Company Numbers: Birmingham City International College Ltd trading as Birmingham City University International College (BCUIC) CRICOS provider codes: Educational Enterprises Australia Pty Ltd trading as Eynesbury 00561M; The University of Adelaide 00123M 07445570; CRIC 06407773; EIC 06822392; ICP 06770123; ICWS 6412162; HIBT Ltd trading as HIC 5163612; London IBT Ltd. trading as London Brunel International College (LBIC); PlymouthDevon International College Ltd trading as Plymouth

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