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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA2019/20Adelaide, Australia INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE

SAIBT Your pathway to University of South Australia 2019/20

My SAIBT:Ruhi Yaganagi, Persian, Diploma of Arts

“The stage 1 courses at SAIBT helped build my confidence and work ethic, preparing me better for the demands of my further studies. The campuses are beautiful and lively, with access to a number of useful facilities. The staff are super nice and approachable!”

• SAIBT offers diplomas that lead into Year 2 of most undergraduate degree programs at the University of South Australia.

• SAIBT students have access to small classes and high levels of academic and personal support from qualified staff.

• Students have access to all University of South Australia facilities and study in a central city University location.

• The University of South Australia is SA’s #1 University for graduate careers.*

*�QILT:�Graduate�Outcomes�Survey�2016-18�–�Full-time�Employment�Indicator�(Undergraduate).�Public�SAfounded�universities�only.��

Your future starts here

SAIBT�CRICOS�provider�code:�02193C

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YOUR PATHWAY TO A DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIAThe South Australian Institute of Business and Technology (SAIBT) is an official on‑campus pathway provider to the University of South Australia. SAIBT is part of the global Navitas Group, an internationally recognised education provider with more than 120 colleges and campuses worldwide. For almost 20 years SAIBT has successfully bridged the academic and English Language gap, providing high levels of academic quality and support to students representing over 70 countries from around the world.

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Year 12 or equivalent

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Third Year

YOUR BACHELOR DEGREE*

Diploma Stage 2

Diploma Stage 1

Early Transition Program

Second Year

*Some�bachelor�degrees�are�four�years�in�length.�Entry�into�the�University�of�South�Australia�is�dependent�upon�successful�completion�of�a�Diploma�program,�and�in�some�cases,�require�a�specified�Grade�Point�Average�(GPA).

First Year (withadvanced standing)

2 SAIBT Your pathway to the UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA 2019/20

WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

The University of South Australia offers a unique educational experience that prepares you for your professional and personal success.

Benefit from innovative research and industry informed teaching, in a supportive and encouraging learning environment.

unisa.edu.au/international

CRICOS Provider No 00121B

OVERALL

FIVE STAR RATING

FOR EXCELLENCE2018 QS Stars Ratings

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NO.2IN AUSTRALIA FOR

STUDENT SERVICES2018 International Student Barometer (of 32 institutions in

Australia surveyed) Campus Central Student Advisory Services

97%OF OUR RESEARCH IS RATED AS

WORLD CLASS2015 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA)

RANKED TOP 50 UNDER 50

RANKED #25, 2019 QS TOP 50 UNIVERSITIES AGED UNDER 50

RANKED #26, 2019 THE YOUNG UNIVERSITY RANKINGS

RANKED TOP 10 IN AUSTRALIA

FOR EMPLOYER SATISFACTION

2018 Employer Satisfaction Survey, Overall Satisfaction Indicator – National Report


Jeffrey Smart Building The�award-winning�Jeffrey�Smart�Building�features�the�very�best�in�modern�learning�facilities.�It�boasts�over�AUD$8�million�in�new�technologies�and�has�a�5�Green�Star�Rating.��Take�a�virtual�tour��at�unisa.edu.au/jsb

University of South Australia Cancer Research InstituteThe�AUD$247�million�University�of�South�Australia�Cancer�Research�Institute�is�located�in�SA’s�health�and�biomedical�precinct�in�the�Adelaide�CBD,�and�is�focused�on�creating�new�opportunities�for�research,�teaching�and�community�engagement.��Check�out�this�world-class�project��at�unisa.edu.au/facilities/unisaCRI

Student LoungeThis�was�designed�by�our�students�as�a�place�to�come�together�outside�of�study�time.�It�includes�kitchen�facilities,�mobile�charging�stations,�large-screen�TVs,�table�tennis�and�pool�tables�as�well�as�a�variety�of�social�spaces.�See�more�at�unisa.edu.au/studentlounge

Pridham HallThis�is�the�new�heart�of�the�University,�hosting�graduations,�functions�and�sporting�events.�Discover�the�virtual�fly-through�at�unisa.edu.au/campusgreathall

New spacesWith new buildings, facilities, food and social spaces on campus, it’s never been a better time to be a student at the University of South Australia. Here’s a quick summary of what’s new on campus.

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MagillThis�campus�features�open�spaces�and�beautiful�gardens�offering�a�relaxed�and�picturesque�setting.�Here�you�will�study�creative�industries,�education,�psychology�and�social�work.

8.2km to Adelaide city

� 15�minutes

� 25�minutes

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City East (located in city centre)In�the�heart�of�the�city�and�a�short�distance�from�the�shopping�district,�cafés,�restaurants�and�bars.�Here�you�will�study�a�range�of�health�science�programs�from�nursing�to�pharmacy�as�well�as�construction�and�the�environment.�

Walking distance from station

� 2�minute�walk


City West (located in city centre)Located�in�Adelaide’s�major�arts,�cultural�and�entertainment�precinct�and�hub�of�new�developments�in�business�and�health.�Here�you�will�study�art,�architecture�and�design,�planning�and�a�range�of�business�programs.�

Walking distance from station



Mawson LakesLocated�in�one�of�Adelaide’s�premier�developing�suburbs��and�home�to�lawn�and�wetland�areas,�cafés�and�leisure��facilities.�Here�you�will�study�aviation,�IT,�education,�engineering,�construction,�the�environment,�science�and�mathematics.

16.7km to Adelaide city

� 25�minutes

� 50�minutes

� 52�minutes

� 29�minutes

UniSA Campuses


Adelaide. Designed for life.

Queensland

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Adelaide

Sydney

Melbourne

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SAIBT is located in Adelaide, the capital of South Australia. Adelaide is one of the world’s most liveable cities, with a vibrant atmosphere and natural beauty on its doorstep. There’s so much to experience beyond the classroom, from local food markets, international sporting events and world renowned arts festivals. The city’s layout means you spend less time commuting and more time enjoying life. And with a lower cost of living than most other Australian cities, you have more money to enjoy it too. Adelaide is home to people from all over the world. Its caring community is what truly makes it a great place to live*.

Fast facts:Capital city:�Adelaide

State population:�1.7�Million�

Adelaide population: 1.3�Million

Coastline:�3,800�Kilometres

Area:�2x�times�the�size�of�UK

Climate:�Mediterranean

Months Conditions TemperaturesSummer Dec-Feb 25-35°C

Autumn Mar-May 20-25°C

Winter Jun-Aug 10-15°C

Spring Sep-Nov 20-25°C

Most affordable mainland city in Australia*

FREE public transport in CBD

FREE Wi-Fi in CBD

World’s #1 rising star destination+

Multicultural – home to over 200 nations

Lonely Planet Top 10 must see cities in the world 2017

Adelaide is Australia’s most environmentally sustainable city§

Ranked as the world’s 10th most liveable city#

Australia’s food capital with more restaurants per capita than any other Australian city

Hosts more than 400 international food, arts, sporting & cultural events per year

Many part-time opportunities for students in Adelaide†

*�Study�Adelaide�2019.��#�2018�Economist�Intelligence�Unit’s�Global�Liveability�Index.�+2017�trip.com�Awards�†�The�current�student�visa�entitles�students�to�limited�working�hours�a�fortnight�during�semester�and�unlimited�hours�during�vacations.�§�The�Mercer�survey��

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Why Adelaide?

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less to live in Adelaide compared to Sydney*

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less to live in Adelaide compared to Melbourne*

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#�2018�Economist�Intelligence�Unit’s�Global�Liveability�Index.

SAIBT University of South Australia Your career

ON CAMPUS Located on the UniSA’s City East campus with access to all of the University facilities.

FLEXIBLE START DATESThree intakes per year,

commencing in February, June and October.

SINGLE VISAInternational students may apply for a single visa covering their SAIBT program, University degree and English language program (if applicable).

SMALL CLASS SIZE An average of 25 students with small

group tutorials and integrated

workshops.

DIPLOMAOF BUSINESS

DIPLOMA OFENGINEERING

DIPLOMA OFHEALTH SCIENCE

DIPLOMA OFINFORMATION TECHNOLOGYDIPLOMA

OF ARTS

EARLY TRANSITION PROGRAM

SAFETY AND SECURITY

On all campuses 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE SUPPORTSAIBT offers its own English Language Centre (CELUSA) to help improve students’ English proficiency prior to study.

SUPPORTIVE LEARNING A friendly

environment where

international students study and mix with

Australian students.

SAIBT offers a full range of diplomas that lead into Year 2 of most bachelor degree programs at UniSA:

CAMPUS LOCATION In the central business district of Adelaide close to shopping malls, cinemas and entertainment venues.

FAST-TRACK OPTIONSYou can complete a SAIBT diploma program in 8 months or 24 months.

STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS UniSA students have the opportunity to take part in student exchange programs in countries such as Canada, France, USA, Singapore, Japan and more.

PART TIME WORKInternational students can work up to 40 hours per fortnight once their course has commenced.

WORK RIGHTS FOR GRADUATESBachelor degree graduates may be eligible for a 2 year Australian work visa. This is a great opportunity for personal and career growth development.

HIGH EMPLOYMENT RATESIn the 2017 Graduate Outcome Survey, 73 percent of UniSA's graduates were in full-time employment four months after completing their degree.

EVENTS AND ACTIVITIESNumerous student social events are organised by SAIBT and UniSA for students throughout the year.

Already on UniSA campuses from Day 1

SAIBT at a glance

Your pathway to the University of South Australia

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Choose your course

Duration2�or�3�trimesters

Core modules•� Academic�Research�and�Critical�Enquiry�•� Essential�Study�Skills�•� Information�and�New�Media�

Technologies�•� Communication:�People�Place�and�

Culture�•� Media�and�Society�•� Design�

Elective modulesStudent�selects�2�modules�•� Business�Studies�1•� Maths�and�Statistics�•� Human�Biology�•� Programming�

Duration2�or�3�trimesters

Core modules•� Academic�Research�and�Critical�Enquiry�•� Essential�Study�Skills�•� Information�and�New�Media�

Technologies�•� Communication:�People�Place�and�

Culture�•� Advanced�Maths�1�•� Advanced�Maths�2�•� Physics�1�•� Physics�2�

Progression into the University of South AustraliaIntakes �February�and�July

Division of Education, Arts and Social Sciences

GPA progression

requirements UniSA Program

Duration (years) at UniSA

Year 1 UniSA

4.0 Bachelor�of�Social�Work* 4

4.0 Bachelor�of�Interior�Architecture 4

4.0 Bachelor�of�Design�(Product�Design)* 3

4.0 Bachelor�of�Design�(Communication�Design)* 3

4.0 Bachelor�of�Design�(Illustration�and�Animation) 3

4.5 Bachelor�of�Architectural�Studies� 3

4.0 Bachelor�of�Early�Childhood�Education�(Honours)*#� 4

4.0 Bachelor�of�Primary�Education�(Honours)*#� 4

4.0 Bachelor�of�Social�Sciences�(Human�Services) 3

4.0 Bachelor�of�Psychological�Science� 3


Division of Information Technology, Engineering and Environment

GPA progression



Year 1 UniSA

4.0 Bachelor�of�Aviation�(Flight) 3

4.0 Bachelor�of�Aviation�(Management) 3

4.0 Bachelor�of�Construction�Management�and�Economics�(Honours) 4

4.0 Bachelor�of�Environmental�Science� 3

4.0 Bachelor�of�Science� 3

4.0 Bachelor�of�Build�Environment� 3

The�Early�Transition�Program�(ETP)�provides�a�pathway�into�selected�School�of�Engineering�and�School�of�Education,�Arts�and�Social�Sciences�programs�at�the�University�of�South�Australia.�The�ETP�provides�foundation�knowledge,�enabling�international�students�to�undertake�select�bachelor�programs�offered�by�the�University�of�South�Australia.

Early Transition Program

ETP (Arts)

ETP (Engineering)

*UniSA�February�intake�only.�#�English�entry�requirement�for�Bachelor�of�Education�programs�=�IELTS�6.5�overall�with�6.0�in�all�bands.�

The�Early�Transition�Program�(Engineering)�provides�foundation�knowledge�in��mathematics,�physics�and�academic�skills,�enabling�students�to�undertake�a�bachelor��program�in�the�school�of�Engineering,�offered�by�the�University�of�South�Australia.Location UniSA�City�East�campusIntakes February,�June�and�October

English entry requirementIELTS�5.5�(no�band�less�than�5.0)�or�equivalentCourse feesAUD�$24,400�($3,050�per�module)

The�Early�Transition�Program�(Arts)�provides�foundation�knowledge�in��communication,�media,�design�and�academic�skills,�enabling�students��to�commence�their�first�year�of�a�bachelor�program.Location UniSA�City�East�campusIntakes February,�June�and�October

English entry requirementIELTS�5.5�(no�band�less�than�5.0)�or�equivalentCourse feesAUD�$24,400�($3,050�per�module)


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Stage 1Duration2�or�3�trimesters

Core modules•� Academic�Research�and�Critical�Enquiry•� Communication,�People,�Place�and�

Culture•� Design•� Essential�Study�Skills•� Information�and�New�Media�Technologies•� Media�and�Society

Elective modulesStudent�selects�2�modules:•� Business�Studies�1•� Human�Biology•� Maths�and�Statistics•� Programming


Core modules•� Communication�and�Media•� Digital�Design�Essentials•� English�for�Academic�use�in�Australia•� Intercultural�Communication•� Introduction�to�Digital�Media•� Professional�and�

Technical�Communication

Specialist stream modulesStudent�completes�2�modules�from�chosen�streamCommunication stream (C)•� Public�Relations�Theory�and�Practice•� Psychology�1B

Media Arts stream (MA)•� Design�Language�in�Media�Arts•� Hollywood�Film�and�Television

Progression into the University of South AustraliaIntakes February�and�July

Division of Education, Arts and Social Sciences

GPA progression

requirements UniSA Program Stream

UniSA course credit


Year 2 UniSA

SC� Bachelor�of�Arts�(Creative�Writing�and�Literature) C 8 2

SC� Bachelor�of�Arts�(History�and�Global�Politics) C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(Languages)* C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(Applied�Linguistics) C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(Performing�Arts) C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(Sociology) C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(Cultural�Studies)� C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(English�Language) C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(Law,�Policy�and�Politics) C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(Psychology) C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(Screen�Studies) C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(Social�Media) C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Media�Arts MA 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Communication�and�Media C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Journalism�and�Professional�Writing C 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Psychological�Science C 8 2

Year 1 UniSA

SC Bachelor�of�Social�Science�(Ageing�and�Disability) C 4 3

SC Bachelor�of�Social�Work* C 4 4

SC Bachelor�of�Design�(Illustration�and�Animation) MA 4 3

SC Bachelor�of�Social�Sciences�(Human�Services)�� C 4 3

SC Bachelor�of�Arts�(Aboriginal�Cultures�and�Australian�Society) C 4 3

SC Bachelor�of�Contemporary�Art MA 3 3

SC Bachelor�of�Interior�Architecture MA 2 4

SC Bachelor�of�Design�(Communication�Design)* MA 2 3

SC Bachelor�of�Design�(Product�Design)* MA 2 3

4.5�(55%) Bachelor�of�Architectural�Studies MA 1 3

4.5�(55%) Bachelor�of�Education�(email�Admissions�for�further�information)*†

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The�Diploma�of�Arts�introduces�students�to�contemporary�issues�in�society,�and�the�influence�of�culture�and�communication.

Employment and career optionsAdvertising,�architecture�and�design,�broadcast�television,�community�work,�corporate�communication,�digital,�film�education,�media�developer,�media�relations,�primary�and�secondary�teaching,�psychology,�public�relations.

CRICOS�Code:�081516A.�*�UniSA�February�intake�only.�†�English�entry�requirement�for�Bachelor�of�Education�programs�=�IELTS�6.5�overall�with�6.0�in�all�bands.��§�Bachelor�of�Contemporary�Art�features�majors�in�Photography,�Painting,�Jewellery�and�Metal,�History�and�Theory,�Glass,�Drawing,�Sculpture,�Printmaking,�Ceramics.�ˆ2018�QS�Subject�Rankings.�Please�note:�UniSA�Year�1�=�8�Credits.�

Diploma of Arts

Location UniSA�City�East�campus

Intakes February,�June�and�OctoberEnglish entry requirementIELTS�5.5�(no�band�less�than�5.0)�or�equivalent†

Course feesStage�1�–�AUD�$24,400�($3,050�per�module)��Stage�2�–�AUD�$27,000�($3,375�per�module)

SC�=�Successful�Completion

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Core modules•� Academic�Research�and�Critical�Enquiry•� Business�Studies�1•� Business�Studies�2•� Communication,�People,�Place�and�Culture•� Essential�Study�Skills•� Information�and�New�

Media�Technologies•� Maths�and�Statistics

Elective modulesStudent�selects�1�module:•� Design•� Human�Biology•� Media�and�Society•� Programming


Core modules•� Business�and�Society•� Business�Law•� Management�and�Organisation•� Marketing�Principles:�Trading�

and�Exchange•� Principles�of�Economics•� Quantitative�Methods�for�Business

Specialist stream modulesStudent�completes�2�modules�from�chosen�streamCommerce (Accounting) stream (CA)•� Accounting�for�Business•� Financial�Accounting�1Business stream (B)•� Accounting�for�Business•� Business�Operations�

Progression into the University of South AustraliaIntakes February�and�August

Business School

GPA progression

requirements UniSA Program Stream

UniSA course credit


Year 2 UniSA

SC Bachelor�of�Business��(Economics,�Finance�and�Trade)

CA 8 2

SC� Bachelor�of�Business��(Human�Resource�Management)

B 8 2

SC� Bachelor�of�Business��(Innovation�and�Entrepreneurship)

B 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Business��(Sport�and�Recreation�Management)

B 8 2

SC� Bachelor�of�Business��(Tourism�and�Event�Management)

B 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Business�(Finance) CA 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Business��(Information,�Strategy�and�Management)

B 8 2

SC� Bachelor�of�Business�(International�Business)

B 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Business�(Legal�Studies) B 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Business�(Logistics�and�Supply�Chain�Management)

B 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Business�(Management) B 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Business�(Marketing) B 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Business�(Property) P 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Business� B 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Commerce�(Accounting) CA 8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Commerce�(Accounting)/Bachelor�of�Business�(Finance)

CA 8 3

Year 1 UniSA

SC� Bachelor�of�Marketing�and�Communication

B 5 2.5

4.5�(55%)� Bachelor�of�Laws�(Honours)#�† B 4 4

4.5�(55%)� Bachelor�of�Aviation�(Management)* B 4 2.5

SC Bachelor�of�Aviation�(Flight)* B 2 3

The�Diploma�of�Business�introduces�students�to�the�fundamental�disciplines�required�to�operate�in�any�business�and�administration�environment.

Employment and career optionsAccounting,�advertising,�business�analysis,�e-business�project�management,�economic�analysis,�economic�policy�development,�marketing�management,�employment�relations,�event�operations,�financial�planning,�financial�security�analysis,�human�resource�management.


Intakes February,�June�and�October

English entry requirementIELTS�5.5�(no�band�less�than�5.0)�or�equivalent

Course FeesStage�1�-�AUD�$24,400�($3,050�per�module)�Stage�2�-�AUD�$31,000�($3,875�per�module)�

CRICOS�Code:�081517M.�#�February�intake�only.�†�English�entry�requirement�for�Bachelor�of�Laws�programs�=�IELTS�6.5�overall�with�a�minimum�of�6.5�in�all�bands.�ˆ�*The�UniSA�Business�School�is�one�of�176�globally�to�be�accredited�by�EQUIS.�There�are�estimated�16,521�Business�Schools�worldwide,�AACSB,�May�2017.��Please�note:�UniSA�Year�1�=�8�Credits.�

Diploma of Business



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Core modules•� Academic�Research�and�Critical�Enquiry•� Essential�Study�Skills•� Information�and�New�Media�Technologies•� Communication,�People,�Place�

and�Culture•� Advanced�Maths�1•� Advanced�Maths�2•� Physics�1•� Physics�2


Core modules•� Computer�Techniques•� Engineering�Design�and�Innovation•� Sustainable�Engineering�Practice•� Mathematics�Methods�for�Engineers�1•� Mathematics�Methods�for�Engineers�2

Specialist stream modulesStudent�completes�3�modules�from�chosen�streamCivil stream (C)•� Engineering�Materials•� Engineering�Mechanics•� Management�and�Organisation

Electrical stream (E)•� Electricity�and�Electronics•� Engineering�Physics•� Introduction�to�Computer�Systems

Mechanical stream (M)•� Electricity�and�Electronics•� Engineering�Materials•� Engineering�Mechanics

Progression into the University of South AustraliaIntakes February�and�July

Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment

GPA progression


UniSA course credit


Year 2 UniSA

SC� Bachelor�of�Engineering�(Honours)�(Civil) 8 3

SC Bachelor�of�Engineering�(Honours)��(Civil�and�Structural)

8 3

SC� Bachelor�of�Engineering�(Honours)��(Civil�and�Construction�Management)

8 3

SC Bachelor�of�Engineering�(Honours)�(Electrical�and�Electronic)

8 3

SC Bachelor�of�Engineering�(Honours)��(Electrical�and�Mechatronic)

8 3

SC� Bachelor�of�Engineering�(Honours)�(Mechanical) 8 3

SC� Bachelor�of�Engineering�(Honours)��(Mechanical�and�Advanced�Manufacturing)

8 3

SC� Bachelor�of�Engineering�(Honours)��(Mechanical�and�Mechatronic)

8 3

Year 1 UniSA

SC� Bachelor�of�Science 4 2.5

SC Bachelor�of�Built�Environment 2 3

SC� Bachelor�of�Aviation�(Flight) 2 3

SC� Bachelor�of�Aviation�(Management)� 2 3

SC� Bachelor�of�Construction�Management�and�Economics�(Honours)

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SC� Bachelor�of�Environmental�Science 1 3

The�Diploma�of�Engineering�introduces�students�to�foundation�concepts�and�skills�in�Engineering�and�associated�disciplines.

Employment and career optionsAutomotive,�communications,�construction�companies,�consulting�engineers,�defence�systems,�electronics,�mining,�road�and�traffic�authorities,�sustainable�systems,�water�authorities.




Course feesStage�1�–�AUD�$24,400�($3,050�per�module)�Stage�2�–�AUD�$35,600�($4,450�per�module)

CRICOS�Code:�081519J.�*�Successful�completion�of�Stage�1�of�the�Diploma�of�Engineering�with�a�GPA�of�5.0�provides�a�pathway�into�Year�1�of�the�Bachelor�of�Aviation.�^2015�Excellence�in�Research�for�Australia�(ERA).��Please�note:�UniSA�Year�1�=�8�Credits.�

Diploma of Engineering


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Core modules•� Academic�Research�and�Critical�Enquiry•� Chemistry•� Communication,�People,�Place�

and�Culture•� Essential�Study�Skills•� Human�Biology•� Information�and�New�Media�

Technologies•� Maths�and�Statistics•� Science�and�Society


Core modules•� Foundations�of�Health•� Global�and�National�Health•� Human�Anatomy•� Human�Physiology�1•� Human�Physiology�2•� Applied�Psychology•� Population�Health•� Statistics�for�Laboratory�Sciences

Progression into the University of South AustraliaIntake February

Division of Health Sciences

GPA progression


UniSA course credit


Year 2 UniSA

4.5�(55%) Bachelor�of�Exercise�and�Sports�Science 8 2

5.0�(65%) Bachelor�of�Exercise�and�Sports�Science,�Bachelor�of�Nutrition�and�Food�Sciences

8 3

5.0�(65%) Bachelor�of�Exercise�and�Sports�Science,�Bachelor�of�Psychological�Science��(Counselling�and�Interpersonal�Skills)

8 3

SC Bachelor�of�Human�Movement 8 2

5.0�(65%) Bachelor�of�Human�Movement,�Bachelor�of�Nutrition�and�Food�Sciences

8 3

5.0�(65%) Bachelor�of�Human�Movement,�Bachelor�of�Psychological�Science�(Counselling�and�Interpersonal�Skills)

8 3

Year 1 UniSA

SC Bachelor�of�Health�Science�(Public�Health) 7 3

4.5�(55%) Bachelor�of�Medical�Science 7 3

4.5�(55%) Bachelor�of�Nutrition�and�Food�Sciences† 6 3

6.0�(75%) Bachelor�of�Medical�Radiation�Science��(Medical�Imaging)†

6 4

6.0�(75%) Bachelor�of�Medical�Radiation�Science��(Nuclear�Medicine)#

6 4

6.0�(75%) Bachelor�of�Medical�Radiation�Science��(Radiation�Therapy)#

6 4

5.5�(70%) Bachelor�of�Occupational�Therapy�(Honours)† 5 4

6.0�(75%) Bachelor�of�Physiotherapy† 5 4

5.5�(70%) Bachelor�of�Podiatry† 5 4

5.5�(70%) Bachelor�of�Clinical�Exercise�Physiology�

(Honours)5 4

4.5�(55%) Bachelor�of�Pharmaceutical�Science 5 3

4.5�(55%) Bachelor�of�Laboratory�Medicine�(Honours) 4 4

5.0�(65%) Bachelor�of�Pharmacy�(Honours)† 4 4

5.0�(65%) Bachelor�of�Midwifery† 3 3

4.5�(55%) Bachelor�of�Nursing† 3 3

The�Diploma�of�Health�Science�introduces�students�to�the�Australian�health�system�and�the�role�of�the�health�professional.�Students�will�also�be�introduced�to�fundamental�physiological�and�psychological�components�of�human�health,�while�developing�the�skills�required�for�successful�tertiary�studies�in�the�health�sciences.

Employment and career optionsClinical�exercise�physiology,�community�health�worker,�exercise�rehabilitation,�fitness�coaches,�health�education,�medical�science,�nursing,�nutrition,�occupational�therapy,�pharmacology,�physiotherapy,�podiatry,�radiology,�sports�science.


Intakes February,�June�and�October*

English entry requirementIELTS�6.0�(with�a�minimum�6.0�in�all�bands)


CRICOS�Code:�081518K��*�October�entry�for�Stage�1�only�#�Quotas�apply�to�this�University�program.�Applicants�will�be�offered�a�Diploma�of�Health�Sciences/Bachelor�of�Health�Science�package.�On�successful�completion�of�the�diploma�with�the�required�GPA,�students�will�be�able�to�apply�to�the�University�for�entry�to�the�relevant�degree�program.�Admission�is�competitive�and�based�on�academic�performance�in�the�diploma.�†�A�quota�applies�to�these�programs.�A�student’s�place�will�be�confirmed�when�SAIBT�receives�completed�acceptance�documents�and�payment.�If�the�quota�has�been�filled,�the�student�will�be�offered�an�alternative�SAIBT/University�pathway�in�Health�Sciences.� 2̂018�QS�Subject�Rankings.�Please�note:�UniSA�Year�1�=�8�Credits.�

Diploma of Health Science




Core modules•� Academic�Research�and�Critical�Enquiry•� Communication,�People,�Place�

and�Culture•� Design•� Essential�Study�Skills•� Information�and�New�Media�Technologies•� Maths�and�Statistics•� Programming

Elective modulesStudent�selects�1�module•� Business�Studies�1•� Human�Biology•� Media�and�Society


Core modules•� Database�Fundamentals•� Design�Thinking�and�Digital�Innovation•� Information�Technology�Fundamentals•� IT�Project�Management•� Problem�Solving�and�Programming•� Systems�Analysis•� Network�Fundamentals•� Programming�Fundamentals


Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment

GPA progression


UniSA course credit


Year 2 UniSA

SC Bachelor�of�Business�(Information,�Strategy�and�Management)�

8 2

SC� Bachelor�of�Information�Technology 8 2

SC� Bachelor�of�Information�Technology��(Games�and�Entertainment�Design)

8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Information�Technology��(Mobile�Application�Development)

8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Information�Technology��(Networking�and�Cybersecurity)

8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Information�Technology��(Software�Development)

8 2

SC Bachelor�of�Software�Engineering��(Honours)

8 3

The�Diploma�of�Information�Technology�introduces�students�to�the�broad�range�of�skills�required�by�the�IT�professional,�providing�the�basis�for�specialised�study�in�areas�such�as�computing,�information�technology,�multimedia�and�software�engineering.

Employment and career optionsE-Commerce,�games�design�and�development,�IT�security�and�business�security�management,�multimedia�technology,�networking,�programming,�software�development,�systems�analysis.





CRICOS�Code:�081520E��ˆ2018�Times�Higher�Education�World�Subject�Rankings

Please�note:�UniSA�Year�1�=�8�Credits.�

Diploma of Information Technology

REAL-WORLD CONNECTIONSWith�more�than�200�industry�partners,�UniSA�offers�you�opportunities�to�get�real-world�experience�through�projects�and�placements.�Their�partners�include�Fujitsu�Australia,�SA�Water,�Uniting�Care�Wesley�Adelaide�and�more.


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CELUSA 2019/20

The Centre for English Language in the University of South Australia (CELUSA) offers quality Academic English programs to prepare students from non‑English speaking backgrounds for university study.

Taught�at�UniSA’s�City�West�campus�by�highly�qualified�and�experienced�teachers,�CELUSA�courses�range�from�elementary�to�advanced.�CELUSA�provides�English�programs�to�prepare�you�for�the�University�of�South�Australia,�the�South�Australian�Institute�of�Business�and�Technology�(SAIBT)�and�Le�Cordon�Bleu.

Apply online at unisa.edu.au/celusa

On campus Located�on�UniSA’s�City�West�campus�with�access�to�all�University�facilities.

Supportive learning A�friendly�environment�where�international�students�study�and�mix�with�Australian�students.

Single visaInternational�students�may�apply�for�a�single�visa�covering�their�English�language�program,�SAIBT�and�UniSA�bachelor�degree�or�Le�Cordon�Bleu�program.�

Flexible start dates9�intakes�per�year.

On campus security 24�hours�a�day,�7�days�a�week.�

Part time workInternational�students�can�work�up�to�40�hours�per�fortnight�once�their�course�has�commenced.

Events and activitiesNumerous�social�events�are�organised�by�CELUSA�and�UniSA�throughout�the�year.


2019/20 course calendar

Module Study begins Study ends2019

CC1906 22�July 23�August

CC1907 26�August 27�September

1 week holiday break

CC1908 8�October 8�November

CC1909 11�November 13�December

2020CC2001 6�January 7�February

CC2002 10�February 13�March

CC2003 16�March 17�April�


CC2004 27�April 29�May

CC2005 1�June 3�July


CC2006 20�July 21�August

CC2007 24�August 25�September


CC2008 6�October 6�November

CC2009 9�November 11�December

English language entry requirements

Level Entry requirements DurationElementary IELTS�3.5�or�equivalent 10�weeks

Level�1 IELTS�4.0�or�equivalent 10�weeks






My SAIBT:Bipana Thapa, Nepal, Diploma of Health Science

“SAIBT has given me an opportunity to study Diploma of Health Science that gives me direct entry to University of South Australia to study Bachelor of Nursing. SAIBT has helped me to overcome my obstacles on learning and has made me even more confident.”

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Your academic entry requirements

Country ETP/Diploma Stage 1 Diploma Stage 2Australia Completion�of�Year�11*�or�FSP�<�250 Successful�completion�of�Year�12

Bangladesh Completion�of�Higher�Secondary�Certificate�(HSC)�Year�11 Completion�of�Higher�secondary�Certificate�(HSC)�Year�12��with�a�grade�average�above�55%��

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

Hong Kong Completion�of�Form�5 HKDSE�with�8�to�10�points�across�5�subjects

India Completion�of�Year�11-All�India�Senior�School�Certificate,�Indian�School�Certificate,�Higher�Secondary�School�Certificate

Year�12-All�India�Senior�School�Certificate,�Indian�School�Certificate,�Higher�Secondary�School�Certificate�with�an�average�above�55%

Indonesia Completion�of�SMA�II SMAIII�65%�or�6.5�Grade�average

Kenya KCSE�‘D’�average�or�GCE�O�Levels KCSE�with�‘C’�grade�average�or�GCE�A�Levels�with�2�A�Level�passes�OR��1�A�Level�pass�and�2�AS�Level�passes

Korea Senior�High�School�Leaving�Certificate�Year�2�with�D�grade�average�in�4�academic�subjects.�CSAT�260�(overall�grade�is�calculated�from�result�in�Korean�Language,�Mathematics�and�Foreign�Language)

High�School�Leaving�Certificate�Year�3�with�a�‘C’�grade�average,�or�‘Mi’�in�4�academic�subjects,�or�average�percentile�rank�of�5�in�4�academic�subjects,�or�CSAT�275

Kuwait Completion�of�Shahadat-al-thanawia-al-a’ama��(General�Secondary�School�Certificate)

General�Secondary�School�Certificate�with�an�average�above�70%�for�Art,�Business,�IT.�For�Engineering�and�Health�Science,�students�with�General�Secondary�School�Certificate�with�an�average�above�70%,�need�to�complete�one�trimester�of�Maths,�Physics�and/or�Biology�in�a�bridging�program�before�Diploma�program

Macau Senior�Secondary�School�Diploma-Year�11,�or�Form�5 Senior�Middle�3�with�a�65%�average�in�4�subjects

Malaysia SPM,�SM2�or�Ontario�Grade�11 STPM�with�minimum�2�passes;�UEC�with�C�grade�in�4�academic�subjects,�Ontario�Grade�12�with�an�average�above�50%�in�6�best�courses�or�GCE�‘A’�Levels�with�2�A�Level�passes�OR�1�A�Level�pass�and�2�AS�Level�passes��

Nepal Completion�of�Higher�Secondary�Certificate�(10+1)/Intermediate�with�average�of�50%

Higher�Secondary�School�Certificate�-�Year�12�with�an�average�above�55%

Nigeria Senior�Secondary�School�examinations�(ie�WAEC�or�NECO)�with�minimum�5�grades�D7

Senior�Secondary�School�examinations�(ie�WAEC�or�NECO)�with�minimum�5�grades�C6

Oman Completion�of�General�Certificate�of�Education General�Secondary�Education�Certificate�or�American�High�school�Diploma�grade�average�of�70%�in�the�final�year�results

Pakistan Higher�Secondary�School�Certificate/Intermediate�Examination�certificate�Year�11�with�an�average�above�50%

Higher�Secondary�School�Certificate/Intermediate�Examination�Certificate��–�Year�12�with�an�average�above�55%��

Saudi Arabia Completion�of�General�Certificate�of�Education General�Secondary�Education�Certificate�grade�average�70%�average�in�4�academic�subjects�for�Art,�Business�and�IT.

For�Engineering�and�Health�Science,�students�with�General�Secondary�School�Certificate�with�an�average�above�70%,�need�to�complete�one�trimester�of�Maths,�Physics�and/or�Biology�in�a�bridging�program�before�Diploma�program

Singapore Completion�of�Sec�4�(Express)/GCE�‘O’�Levels�or�equivalent�OR�Higher�National�Institute�of�Technical�Education�[ITE]�Certificate�(Higher�ITE).

GCE�‘N’�Level�with�aggregate�points�of�not�more�than�14�(based�on�best�3�Academic�subjects),�or�70%�average�in�4�academic�subjects

GCE�A�levels�with�2�A�Level�passes�OR�1�A�Level�pass�and�2�AS�Level�passes

South Africa Completion�of�Year�11* Completion�of�Year�12/National�Senior�Certificate*

Sri Lanka Completion�of�Year�11/GCE�‘O’�levels�or�equivalent GCE�A�levels�with�2�A�Level�passes�OR�1�A�Level�pass�and�2�AS�Level�passes

Taiwan Senior�High�School�Diploma�Year�11 Senior�High�School�Diploma�Year�12�average�above�60%�in�4�subjects

Uganda Completion�of�GCE�‘O’�Levels�or�equivalent GCE�A�Levels�with�2�A�Level�passes�OR�1�A�Level�pass�and�2�AS�Level�passes

United Arab Emirates

Completion�of�General�Secondary�Education�Certificate,�or�American�High�School�Diploma

General�Secondary�Certificate�with�an�average�above�70%�for�Art,�Business�and�IT.

For�Engineering�and�Health�Science,�students�with�General�Secondary�School�Certificate�with�an�average�above�70%,�need�to�complete�one�trimester�of�Maths,�Physics�and/or�Biology�in�a�bridging�program�before�Diploma�program

Vietnam Completion�of�Year�11* Completion�of�Year�12�with�5.5�average

Others Applications�will�be�considered�individually

*Admission�is�based�on�the�most�recent�academic�results/other�criteria�may�apply.�Equivalent�qualifications�will�be�considered.�Countries�not�listed�-�please�refer�to�SAIBT�website�for�entry�requirements.


My SAIBT:Muhammad Farhan Al Farizi, Indonesia, Diploma of Business

“SAIBT goes beyond lectures and workshops. SAIBT’s staff members provide interpersonal care for its students to grow as individuals to their maximum potential.”

English entry criteriaETP, Diploma of Arts, Business, Engineering

or IT Diploma Of Health ScienceIELTS (Academic) IELTS�5.5�with�no�band�lower�than�5�correlate�as�FCE�or�CAE�overall�score�

of�162�with�no�skill�less�than�154IELTS�6�with�no�band�lower�than�6�correlate�as�FCE�or�CAE�overall�score�of�169�with�no�skill�less�than�169�

TOEFL 525�(Paper)��46-59�(IBT)�with�a�minimum�score�of�14�in�speaking�and��writing�bands��195�(Computer)�and�TWE�3

550�(Paper)��60-78�(IBT)�with�a�minimum�score�of�20�in�speaking�and��writing�bands��213�(Computer)

GCE ‘O’ Level /IGCSE GCE ‘A’ Levels

C B

SPM/UEC English 119

C C+

Hong Kong HKDSE�Level�2/Form�5-55% HKDSE�Level�3/Form�5-60%

Pearson’s (PTE Academic) 42 50

ECAE EAP�2�(plus�minimum�attendance�requirements�or�a�satisfactory�pass�or�recommendation�(from�the�ELICOS�Academic�Director)�in�a�preparatory�language�program

EAP�3

CELUSA (Academic English) AE3 AE4

Year 12 SACE Stage 1:�Year�11�Equivalent�Entry�-�completion�of�SACE�Stage�1�Stage 2:·�ESL10�for�Diploma�of�Business,�IT�and�Engineering�/�ESL�12�for�Diploma�of�Arts.

Stage1:�Evidence�of�English�at�an�equivalent�level

Stage 2: ESL�12�

PVT 50 56

Students�who�have�studied�in�schools�with�English�Instruction�for�two�years�or�more�meet�the�minimum�English�Language�Requirements,�with�the�exception�of�students�undertaking�the�Diploma�of�Health�Sciences�who�will�be�asked�to�sit�an�additional�English�Test.

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Accommodation

SAIBT offers a range of accommodation options to students, catering to varied budgets and needs.

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Included $20 Included $10–$22

Homeaway�2 • • • • • • • • • • • $320–$340

Included Free�Tram Included $10–$22

Homestay�(with�meals) • • • • • • • • $280 Included $20 Included Included

Homestay�(without�meals) • • • • • • • • $190 $90 $20 Included Included

Urbanest • • • • • • • • • • • • $199–$459

$80–$120

Walking�distance

Included100GB/month

UniLodge�@�Metro • • • • • • • • • • • • $235�-�$375

$80–$120

Walking�distance

$10–$15100GB/month

UniLodge�on�Waymouth • • • • • • • • • • $260�-�

$370$80–$120

Walk�/�Free�Tram

$15-$20100GB/month

Atira • • • • • • • • • • • • $195–$390

$80–$120

Walk�/�Free�Tram

Included100GB/month

Torrens�Valley�International�Residence

• • • • • • • $145�-�$165

$80–$120

$20 Included$50�unlimited�

Alexandra�Lodge • • • • • • • • • $200$80–$120*

$20 Included25GB/month

The�table�above�is�based�on�2019�costs.�Please�be�advised�it�is�an�estimate�only�and�individual�differences�mean�prices�will�vary.�All�prices�are�subject�to�change.�*Halal�meals�available�upon�request�(approx.�$8-$12�per�meal)�For�further�information�please�contact�SAIBT�Accommodation�Team�at�[email protected]

Urbanest Shared�accommodationHomestay


Your academic calendars

Intake trimester Orientation Study begins Study ends2019

2 19�June 24�June 27�September

3 9�October 14�October 31�January�2020

2020

1 19�February 24�February 29�May



2021

1 17�February 22�February 28�May



Your investmentProgram* 2020 fee ($AUD)

Early Transition Programs

Early�Transition�Program�(Arts) $24,400�($3,050�per�module)

Early�Transition�Program�(Engineering) $24,400�($3,050�per�module)

Diploma programs

Diploma�of�Arts�Stage�1 $24,400�($3,050�per�module)

Stage�2 $27,000�($3,375�per�module)

Diploma�of�BusinessStage�1 $24,400�($3,050�per�module)

Stage�2 $31,000�($3,875�per�module)�

Diploma�of�EngineeringStage�1 $24,400�($3,050�per�module)

Stage�2 $35,600�($4,450�per�module)�

Diploma�of�Health�ScienceStage�1 $24,400�($3,050�per�module)


Diploma�of�Information�TechnologyStage�1 $24,400�($3,050�per�module)


Other programs

Academic�English $450�per�week

Other fees and charges*

Guardianship�Fee�(Students�under�the�age�of�18) $545

Overseas�Student�Health�Cover�(Single�Cover) $594#

Accommodation�Placement�Fee�(including�airport�pick�up) $350

On-arrival�Airport�Pickup�(available�to�new�students�only) $125

*Costs�are�subject�to�change.��#Quote�on�12�months.�Subject�to�fee�increases�by�provider.

All�fees�are�payable�before�each�trimester�begins,�with�the�actual�fee�being�based�on�the�number�of�courses�taken�in�that�trimester.��Fees�are�reviewed�annually�and�may�increase�each�year.�Unless�otherwise�stated,�all�fees�are�not�subject�to�GST�(Goods�and�Services�Tax).�

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It’s time to start your SAIBT journey! With applications open all year round, you can quickly apply for SAIBT/UniSA online at saibt.sa.edu.au/apply

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Accept your offer

Arrive to SAIBT

Arrange your accommodation

Receive your CoEs and apply for a student visa

Receive your offer

Follow�the�easy�steps�at�saibt.sa.edu.au/apply

Approved�agents�in�your�country�who�can�assist�you�with�your�application�can�be�found�on�the�SAIBT�website�at�saibt.sa.edu.au/representatives

Unconditional Offer:�You�can�now�accept�your�offer�and�proceed�to�payment.

Conditional Offer:�You�may�proceed�to�accept�and�make�payment,�only�after�all�conditions�of�enrolment�have�been�met.

Email�your�signed�acceptance,�a�certified�copy�of�your�passport�and�evidence�of�payment�to�SAIBT�[email protected],�or�upload�via�Studylink.

Arrive�to�SAIBT�in�time�to�attend�Orientation�(compulsory�for�all�new�students).

If�you�require�accommodation,�complete�and�submit�an�application�for�accommodation�together�with�your�acceptance.

If�you�are�under�18�years�of�age,�you�must�also�complete�and�return�the�Living�Arrangements�form.

When�you�receive�your�CoE�(Confirmation�of�Enrolment),�you�can�apply�for�your�student�visa.�For�more�information�visit�the�Department�of�Home�Affairs�at�homeaffairs.gov.au

SAIBT�will�email�you�an�offer�within�48�hours.

•� An�Unconditional Offer�means�you�meet�all�entry�requirements.

•� A�Conditional Offer�means�that�you�need�to�submit�further�documents�-�details�will�be�in�your�offer�letter.��

Email�[email protected]��or�call��+61 8 8302 2343�and�we�will�be�pleased�to�assist�you�with�any�application�questions�you�may�have.

Do you have any questions?

University of South Australia City East Campus Brookman Building North Terrace Adelaide SA 5000 Australia

Postal Address University of South Australia SAIBT CEA-04 GPO Box 2471 Adelaide SA, Australia 5001

T +61 8 8302 2021 F +61 8 8302 1557 E [email protected]

ABN 12 087 769 097 CRICOS provider codes: SAIBT 02193C; University of South Australia 00121B

The information contained in this guide is correct at the time of publication; however, the South Australian Institute of Business and Technology (SAIBT) reserves the right to alter, amend or delete details at any time without notice.

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