Is a person aged 18 or over; who is undertaking (or intending to undertake) further study and not transitioning to TAFE or university straight after completing Year 12.

A preparation program that has an academic-based curriculum offered to students as a means of preparing for a university education.

Assistance granted to a student to pay for costs associated with study, usually in the form of a sum of money.

The census date is when your education provider finalises your enrolment. You can withdraw from courses prior to census date each semester but you will incur costs for any courses you are enrolled in [..]

Individual subjects or units of study within a program.

A student is regarded as having passed certain courses or units of study because of prior learning.

Equivalent full time study load is one of the components used to calculate your student contribution. One EFTSL is equivalent to a full time study load for one year.

Is a part of the tertiary education sector and includes universities and other education providers (including TAFE). Higher Education providers (HE) deliver academic qualifications for students seekin [..]

Off-campus delivery of courses and programs for students unable or would prefer not to attend on-campus. Includes distance education where course content is delivered on-line or via cd or study books [..]

Delivery of courses and programs where students attend classes at a specific campus of the university or education provider.