Future Students - Information For

• Information for
• Year 10 Students
  • Choosing a Course
  • Choosing Subjects
  • The ATAR
  • Options for Years 11 & 12
• Year 11 Students
  • VET in Schools (VETiS)
  • Deciding What to do After Year 12
  • Swinburne Courses
  • Differences Between University and TAFE
  • Higher Education Studies
• Year 12 Students
  • Choose a course
  • Events to attend
  • Find out how to apply
  • Preparing for university
  • Life at Swinburne
• Mature Age Students
  and Non-School Leavers
  • Study Options
  • Transition Back to Study
  • Recognition of Prior Learning
  • Glossary of Terms
• Regional and
  Interstate Students
  • Making the Transition
  • Accommodation
  • Living Expenses
  • Relocation Assistance and Equity
• Parents and Guardians
  • Options after school
  • Making sense of results
  • VTAC
  • Options after being offered a place
• Career Practitioners
  • Services
  • Event Bookings
  • Options for Year 10, 11 and 12
  • Higher Education Studies
  • Learning experience
• Events

Regional and Interstate Students

• Making the Transition Orientation week, activities and Swinburne’s clubs can help you meet people and adjust to life in Melbourne.
• Accommodation Finding the right accommodation – on or off campus.
• Living Expenses Information on how to budget your money, the types of financial assistance available to you, and how you can support yourself while at university.
• Relocation Assistance and Equity Swinburne’s Equity Unit provides students with a fair chance, especially if their VCE score was affected by a limited choice of subjects.
• Special Entry Access Scheme(SEAS) Swinburne considers applications for special entry including applicants from rural or isolated areas.
• Transition skills for university successTo help your child make a successful transition into university, Swinburne offers the Advanced University Study Skills program.