The six steps to AUPP admission The AUPP admissions process is very straightforward and you will receive support at every stage.
Duration
Students study for 10 months at their local AUPP centre and complete the remainder of their two years of study in Australia or New Zealand. During the 10 months of local study, students must successfully complete the Australian International Pathway Program as per the requirements of Australian Government standards. Study credits earned through local AUPP centres are transferred to the next year of study in Australia or New Zealand. These qualifications are delivered under the Higher Education category of the Australian and New Zealand education systems.
Credits
Credits are gained for the successful completion of modules of study. Normally, 10 study hours earns one credit. This time includes contact time, private study time, as well as time spent preparing for undertaking assessments.
How it works
Your credit score is carried into the next academic year. For example, you achieve a score to qualify for the 12th standard and wish to take up a Bachelor of Information Technology at Federation University. You will receive the following exemptions subject to meeting admission requirements.
| AUPP Program | Deakin University | Bachelor of Information Technology |
| University of Tasmania | Bachelor of Information & Communications | |
| One year AUPP IT/Business | Western Sydney University | Technology |
| and English course | Federation University | Bachelor of Business |
| Australian Technical and Management College (ATMC) | Bachelor of Commerce | |
| NMIT – Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology | Bachelor of Accounting | |
| Bachlor of Applied Arts (Digital Media Production) | ||
| Bachelor of Applied Arts (Film Production) | ||
| Finish your degree in two years |