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CRICOS Australia lists the courses that make international students eligible to apply for an Australian student visa (subclass 500) .

The Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) is a government register. It provides a list of all education providers (high schools, colleges & universities), and their courses, which are approved for international students.

If an education provider is not on the list, they can only teach to domestic students (meaning local Australia ns ) .

Institutions in the list have met the requirements & standards set by the Australian government. In addition, each course that they deliver to international students must also be approved. How do I know if a course is CRICOS-registered? It can be very frustrating to find the perfect course, but then find out it is not available to international students. When you are looking at an education provider's website, you should see a CRICOS Provider Code at the bottom (footer) of the website.  If you do not see one, it likely means they only teach domestic students. Here is an example:

How to Search for CRICOS Courses

An experienced and knowledgeable education agent has access to all of the courses you could be considering. However, you can also do your own CRICOS course search. Be aware that the pricing you see on the CRICOS website is often not up-to-date, or scholarship offers are not included. Also be aware that even though a course is listed in the CRICOS registry, it does not guarantee that the education provider is currently delivering it. How to use the registry:  

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ELIGIBILITY

Be enrolled in a course of study and provide evidence.

You must include evidence of enrolment in study with your student visa application, or your application will not be valid and can’t be processed.

Providing a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE)

You must be enrolled in a full time course registered on the  Commonwealth Register of Institutions and courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) .

Applying outside Australia:  provide a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) for each course of study with your visa application.

Packaged courses and CoEs

If you are applying for more than 1 course in your student visa application you must include all CoE codes in the application form or your visa period may only consider the duration of the course according to the the CoE provided.

You can apply to take 2 or more courses on your Student visa where one course clearly leads to the next.  Course gaps must be less than two calendar months, unless the first course finishes at the end of the standard academic year and the next course commences at the beginning of the standard academic year.

If you are applying for more than 1 course in your student visa application you must include all CoE codes in the application form or your visa may only cover the CoE provided.

Other evidence of enrolment 

You do not need to provide a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) if you are: 

• enrolled in a full-time course of study or training under a scholarship scheme approved by the Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade: provide a letter of support
• sponsored by the Australian Department of Defence: provide a letter of support
• a secondary exchange student: provide an Acceptance Advice of Secondary Exchange Student (AASES) form
• a postgraduate research student who needs to stay in Australia while your thesis is marked: provide a letter from your education provider

Meet English language requirements

You might need to provide evidence of your English language skills at the time you submit your visa application. To find out the evidence you need to provide use the  Document Checklist tool .

We allow extra time for you to provide English language test results if you were unable to take a test because of COVID-19. See:  COVID-19 and the Border .

Note:  We can ask you for evidence of your English language skill after you have submitted your application, at any time while we are processing your application, even though the Document Checklist tool shows that you don’t need to provide evidence of your English language skill when you submit your application. 

If you need to provide evidence of your English language skill, you must provide evidence that you:

• have obtained a certain test score in an English language test that the Department has approved, or
• fall into an exemption category listed below  

English language tests

The table below shows the English language test providers and the minimum overall band scores you must achieve to meet the Student visa English language requirement.   

You must have taken the English language test in the 2 years before you apply for a student visa.  

Have adequate health insurance

You and your family members must have and maintain  adequate health insurance  for the whole of your stay in Australia. To find out the length of coverage you will require, see  student visa grant periods .

You and your family members must be covered by  Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)  from an approved Australian health insurance provider, unless an ‘Exception’ applies.

The University of Sydney

The University of Sydney is a Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) registered organisation in the state of NSW . In Australia, training providers must be approved for registration on the CRICOS before they can teach overseas students. Thus The University of Sydney is approved to teach number of courses to the overseas students.

As per the latest data, the total capacity of students in The University of Sydney is 44600 which includes both domestic and oversees students. The The University of Sydney is a Government institute.

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The The University of Sydney offers around 664 courses in different field of studies. These includes Advanced Diploma, Bachelor Degree, Bachelor Honours Degree, Diploma, Doctoral Degree, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, Masters Degree (Coursework), Masters Degree (Extended), Masters Degree (Research), Non AQF Award courses.

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Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarships Scheme

Sydney International Award

Faculty of arts and social sciences international scholarship, international postgraduate masters coursework commencing scholarship.

MBA Director’s Scholarship

Introduction

The University of Sydney (UoS) is a public research university located in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Founded in 1850, it is the oldest university in Australia and one of the country’s most prestigious universities.  

The university offers a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across various faculties, including arts and social sciences, engineering and information technologies, health sciences, law, medicine and health, science, and business. It has a strong research focus and is renowned for its contributions to various fields, including medicine, science, engineering, humanities, and the arts.  

UoS has a large and diverse student population, with over 70,000 students enrolled, including a significant number of international students from more than 130 countries. The university has a vibrant campus community, with a range of clubs and societies for students to get involved in, as well as excellent facilities and services to support student learning and development.  

If you’re interested in experiencing the exceptional learning environment at UoS, SOL Edu can help at no cost. We can assist international students with the application process and help determine if there are any available scholarships you may be eligible for. Contact us at [email protected] or fill out our enquiry form to learn more.  

Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme

About the scholarship   

The scholarship for exceptional international students at the University of Sydney is a prestigious award that provides up to $40,000 to support high-achieving international students pursuing coursework studies at the university.  

The scholarship is open to international students who have received an unconditional offer of admission to an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree program at the University of Sydney. Candidates must demonstrate academic excellence, as well as leadership potential and a commitment to their community.  

The VCIS scholarship is a one-time scholarship that is awarded to students at the commencement of their coursework degree at the University of Sydney. It is not renewable for the following years.  

Eligibility   

To be eligible for the VCIS scholarship at the University of Sydney, you must meet the following criteria:  

• You must be an international student.  
• You must have applied for, but not yet commenced, a Bachelor’s degree or a coursework Master’s degree that is a CRICOS registered award program usually delivered onshore at the University of Sydney.  
• You must receive an unconditional offer of admission from the university by the relevant close date.  

How to apply   

The scholarship will be awarded to eligible candidates based on two criteria:  

• Academic merit: The selection committee will assess the academic merit of the candidate based on their application for admission to an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree.  
• Selection committee: The selection committee will be responsible for nominating the scholarship recipients. The committee will consist of two nominees of the Executive Director, Sydney Future Students and one nominee of the Admissions Office.  

Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria will be automatically considered for the scholarship during the admission process. The scholarship recipients will be notified of their award by email.  

The Sydney International Student Award is an initiative to celebrate the diversity and talent of the international student community at the University of Sydney. The aim is to support motivated and deserving applicants to achieve their academic and personal goals by providing financial assistance for their studies.  

Recipients of the award will be granted a University contribution of 20 percent of their tuition fee for the entire duration of their course.  

To be eligible for this award, you must:  

• Be an international student  
• Have received an offer of admission into a full-time undergraduate coursework, postgraduate coursework, or postgraduate research degree at the University of Sydney, commencing in 2023  
• Not be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or a permanent resident of Australia  
• Not have already commenced your degree at the University of Sydney at the time of application. However, you are still eligible if you have completed prior study at the University of Sydney and are commencing a new degree.  
• Central Asia   
• South and Central America   
• Bangladesh   
• Indonesia   
• Malaysia   

As part of your application for the Award, you will be required to submit a personal statement using the template provided. The personal statement should address the following prompts:  

• Introduce yourself (maximum 200 words).  
• Describe what inspired you to apply to the UoS (maximum 200 words).  
• Explain what you hope to achieve with your studies at the University, or how it will help you achieve your career or personal goals (maximum 200 words).  

If you are selected to receive the Award, you will be notified via email along with your offer of admission. The Award contribution will be applied to your tuition fees and included in your admissions offer letter.  

If you want to increase the chance of being selected, our team is happy to help. Contact us at [email protected] or fill out the enquiry form , then we will provide you with strategies and advice on how to prepare your documents and present yourself to become a strong candidate – all for free!  

The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences offers a scholarship of $20,000 to exceptional international students who are starting a bachelor’s or master’s degree program. Recipients who are enrolled full-time will receive scholarships valued at $20,000 per year for up to one year.  

For recipients who are enrolled part-time and approved to hold the scholarship on a part-time basis, the scholarship is valued at $10,000 per year for up to two years.  

To be eligible for the scholarship, you must meet the following criteria:  

• You must have an unconditional offer of admission to study full-time in an undergraduate or coursework master’s CRICOS registered degree program in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney.  

Please note that meeting these eligibility criteria does not guarantee that you will receive the scholarship. The scholarship is competitive, and selection is based on academic merit and other factors such as extracurricular activities, leadership skills, and community involvement.  

• The scholarship will be awarded based on academic merit, which will be assessed from the applicant’s application for admission.  
• The scholarship will be awarded by the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences or their nominated delegate, who will review the applications and make the final decision based on the selection criteria. The decision of the Dean or their nominated delegate will be final, and no correspondence will be entered into regarding the outcome of the scholarship selection process.  

Key dates   

The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences offers a postgraduate scholarship of $10,000 to assist international students pursuing a master’s degree by coursework. The scholarship is available to students enrolled in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.  

How to apply  

MBA Director's Scholarship

The following is a revised version of the original text:  

The MBA (Leadership and Enterprise) program offers a scholarship of $10,000 to $20,000 towards full-time academic tuition fees. The scholarship is available to students who have been accepted into the MBA (Leadership and Enterprise) program and is awarded based on the applicant’s ranking against the selection criteria.  

Two scholarship amounts are offered, based on the applicant’s ranking:  

• $10,000 towards academic tuition fees for one semester  
• $20,000 in total towards academic tuition fees across two semesters. The $20,000 will be split evenly across the two associated semesters.  

Here’s a revised version of the original text:  

To be eligible for the MBA (Leadership and Enterprise) program scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria:  

• Applicants must have an unconditional offer of admission for the MBA (Leadership and Enterprise) program within the University of Sydney Business School at the University of Sydney.  
• Applicants who have already commenced a degree in the MBA (Leadership and Enterprise) program are not eligible for the scholarship.  

Please note that meeting the eligibility criteria does not guarantee that you will receive the scholarship. The scholarship is competitive, and selection is based on the applicant’s ranking against the selection criteria. The selection criteria may include academic achievements, work experience, leadership skills, and community involvement.  

The scholarship will be awarded based on the following criteria:  

• Academic merit  
• A personal statement that demonstrates the applicant’s potential to benefit from the scholarship. The statement should highlight the applicant’s academic achievements, community involvement, extra-curricular activities, leadership qualities, and awards and recognition.  
• Shortlisted applicants may be required to attend an in-person or video conference interview.  
• The scholarship will be awarded by a selection committee comprising of the Director of the MBA Program or their nominated delegate, and at least one other staff member from the MBA Program. The committee will review the applications and make the final decision based on the selection criteria. The decision of the selection committee will be final, and no correspondence will be entered into regarding the outcome of the scholarship selection process.  

How to apply for CRICOS registration

To deliver higher education courses to overseas students, you first need to apply to TEQSA to be registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS).

Applications for CRICOS registration usually take 3 to 6 months for TEQSA to assess. This timeframe is dependent on a high-quality application with minimal delays in responding to TEQSA’s requests. Information on the entire registration process and timeframes can be found here . Once CRICOS registration is granted, it can take a further 2 to 4 weeks for a CRICOS code to be issued and the newly registered provider listed on the CRICOS register. Providers are unable to advertise courses to overseas students or begin recruiting overseas students until CRICOS registration is granted and a CRICOS code has been issued by the Department of Education.

1. Be registered as a higher education provider under the TEQSA Act

Before applying to be registered on CRICOS with TEQSA you must first be registered as a higher education provider under the TEQSA Act. TEQSA will not accept applications for CRICOS registration unless your institute has been registered as a higher education provider, except for providers seeking only to deliver English Language Intensive Course for Overseas Students (ELICOS) courses or Foundation Programs.

2. Prepare your application

Once registered as a higher education provider by TEQSA, you may begin to prepare your application for CRICOS registration. Please lodge your intention to apply for CRICOS registration by contacting the CRICOS team at [email protected] .

TEQSA highly recommends that you closely review the requirements of the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS Act) and National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018 (National Code) to understand your obligations. Your application should demonstrate how you meet, or will meet, each of these obligations. The evidence requirements for applications for CRICOS Registration can be found in TEQSA’s Confirmed Evidence Table (CET).

• Download Confirmed Evidence Table for CRICOS Registration  (MS Word, 140 KB)

3. Submit your application

Once all evidence has been prepared, you can submit your application through TEQSA's provider portal . TEQSA will initially determine whether the application is complete and includes all required evidence. If not, TEQSA will notify you of what evidence is missing and provide an opportunity to submit this evidence to complete the application.

4. TEQSA assesses the application

Once your application includes all required evidence, TEQSA will begin its assessment. TEQSA assesses the evidence to determine whether the provider will comply with all requirements of the ESOS Act, the National Code, and any other relevant legislation within the ESOS Framework.

If TEQSA identifies any areas where the application is not compliant with these legislative requirements, or at risk of non-compliance, TEQSA will outline its findings in a proposed decision. You will be afforded an opportunity to respond to these concerns and submit additional or revised evidence to demonstrate compliance, usually within 28 days.

5. TEQSA’s decision

TEQSA may approve or reject your application. In doing so, TEQSA will notify you of its decision and the reasons for the decision in writing.

If TEQSA approves the application, it may decide to approve a period of registration less than the maximum 7 years. TEQSA may also decide to impose conditions on your registration to manage any risks that have not been fully addressed in the application.

If TEQSA decides to reject the application, or if you are dissatisfied with TEQSA’s decision, you may seek a review of that decision. Information on your options for review are outlined on our Review of TEQSA Decisions page.

Further information

For more information or assistance applying for CRICOS registration, please contact the CRICOS team at [email protected] .    

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Education institutions can only enrol and deliver education services to students in Australia on a student visa if they are registered on the  Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) . Registered providers must meet, the requirements of the  Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000  (ESOS Act) and the  National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018  (National Code). Any providers wishing to deliver English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS) or Foundation Program courses must also meet the ELICOS or Foundation Program Standards as relevant. See here for  more information about the ESOS legislative framework .

Following amendments to the ESOS Act passed by Parliament in December 2015, registration requirements changed.

Any provider intending to offer education or training services to students must apply for registration to the ESOS agency for their education sector. ESOS agencies are responsible for making decisions on a provider’s registration and monitoring a provider’s compliance with the ESOS framework.

The Department of Education, Skills and Employment has fact sheets for each education sector outlining the registration and regulatory processes:

• Registration fact sheet for higher education, foundation programs and ELICOS
• Registration fact sheet for VET courses and ELICOS
• Registration fact sheet for schools

The ESOS agency is determined by the sector and jurisdiction a provider operates in. Please consult the ESOS agencies page for information on  identifying your ESOS agency .

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Education institutions can only enroll and deliver education services to students in Australia on a student visa if they are registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) . Registered providers must have met, and continue to meet, the requirements of the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 (ESOS Act) and National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2007 (National Code). Any providers wishing to deliver English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS) or Foundation Program courses must also meet the ELICOS or Foundation Program Standards as relevant. See here for more information about the ESOS legislative framework .

Following amendments to the ESOS Act passed by Parliament in December 2015, registration requirements have changed.

Any provider intending to offer education or training services to students must apply for registration to the ESOS agency for their education sector. ESOS agencies are responsible for making decisions on a provider’s registration and monitoring a provider’s compliance with the ESOS framework. For more information about ESOS agencies see the ESOS agencies page .

The Department of Education and Training has fact sheets for each education sector outlining the registration and regulatory processes:

• Registration fact sheet for higher education, foundation programs and ELICOS
• Registration fact sheet for VET courses and ELICOS
• Registration fact sheet for schools  

The ESOS agency is determined by the sector and jurisdiction a provider operates in. Please consult the ESOS agencies section for information on identifying your ESOS agency .

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CRICOS Registration of Higher Education and VET Programs Procedure

Policy code: ag878 policy owner: manager, international and strategic compliance approval authority: provost approval date: 08 march 2024 next review date: 08 november 2026.

To ensure that University Higher Education courses, delivered on-shore and offered to on-shore international students are registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) .

To ensure that University VET Programs delivered to international students onshore are registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and programs for Overseas Students (CRICOS) and meet the requirements for registration and for the issuing of a student visa.

The University, its partner providers and education agents must not promote a program to onshore international students unless it is registered on CRICOS.

This procedure applies to all Higher Education and VET programs offered to international students studying on-shore in Australia.

It covers the stages of:

• Adding new courses for Higher Education to the CRICOS Register.
• Amending and discontinuing Higher Education courses listed on the CRICOS Register.
• Review of Higher Education course listings on the CRICOS Register.
• Adding new TAFE programs to the CRICOS Register.
• Review of TAFE Programs Listings on the CRICOS Register.

Legislative Context

• Education Services of Overseas Students Act 2000
• Education Services for Overseas Students Regulations 2019.
• Migration Act 1958 (amended 2020)
• National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018

Definitions

Cricos registration for higher education courses, adding new courses for higher education to the cricos register, amend or discontinue course listings on the cricos register, annual review of higher education course listings on the cricos register, cricos registration for vet programs, adding new programs to the cricos register.

Note: If a program is delivered in conjunction with another provider, one provider only is responsible for CRICOS registration.

Review of TAFE Program Listings on the CRICOS Register

Responsibilities.

The Provost is responsible for ensuring compliance with the terms and conditions of the CRICOS Registration of VET Programs Procedure.

The Provost is the Approval Authority and is responsible for monitoring the implementation, outcomes and scheduled review of this procedure.

The Manager , International and Strategic Compliance as the Document Owner is responsible for maintaining the content of this procedure and CRICOS register.

Supporting Documents

• VET Program Approval and Maintenance Procedure
• Quality Framework
• Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000
• Education Services for Overseas Students Regulations 2001
• Migration Act 1958 (amended 4 June 2001)
• National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018
• CRICOS_Timetable_Summary_Form (DOCX 249.7kb)
• Higher Education Course - CRICOS Application, Amendment or Discontinuation form (DOCX 211.3kb)
• VET Request for CRICOS Registration Form (DOCX 168.1kb)

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Implementation.

This Procedure will be implemented using the following strategies:

• An Announcement Notice on the FedNews website;
• Inclusion in the University's online Policy Library .

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Concurrent enrolment

If you enrol in more than one award course, either at the University of Sydney or across institutions, this is called concurrent enrolment.

You can only enrol concurrently if you have approval from the relevant associate deans, or if it is an approved part of a combined or double degree.

When concurrently enrolled, your total study load across both degrees can't exceed a full-time study load. Find out more about your study load .

For more information on conditions and applying for concurrent enrolment, see section 66 of the Coursework Policy  and additional faculty or school information below.

Before you apply

Before you apply, check your course requirements in your handbook to understand how concurrent enrolment may impact your studies.

If you’re an international student, seek advice about your eCoE and visa .

How to apply

You need to submit your application after your results have been released for the current semester, but before the start of the semester you want to be concurrently enrolled in. If you apply before results are released, your application will be rejected and you'll need to reapply.

The application process varies between faculties and schools. Read the additional information below to understand how to apply and to find the correct form to use.

Architecture, design and planning

If you are a postgraduate student and want to apply for concurrent enrolment, you can submit a request through the course management form .

If you're currently undertaking honours, you're not eligible to enrol concurrently in another course.

Arts and social sciences

If you’re currently undertaking honours, you’re not eligible to enrol concurrently in another award course.

To apply for concurrent enrolment, you can submit a request through the course management form .

Education and social work

Engineering and computer science.

If you are a Combined Law student, you will have completed the requirements of your first degree (i.e. your status is a ’Potential graduand’ or have been ’Awarded’ your first degree) before you can proceed into the fourth and fifth years of the Bachelor of Laws.

• If you are progressing into the fourth year of the Bachelor of Laws degree, you will need to submit a request through the course management form . Select ’Concurrent enrolment’ from the drop-down list and include in your request that you’d like to have your enrolment opened for the Bachelor of Laws. 
• If you are taking a gap year to complete honours as part of your first degree, you will need to submit a request through the  course management form . Select ’Concurrent enrolment’ from the drop-down and include in your request that you’d like to have your proceed in to the Bachelor of Laws, but suspend your studies while you undertake honours.

If you do not have a ’Potential graduand’ or ’Awarded’ status, but have less than 24 credit points remaining in your first degree, and have completed at least seven junior law units (i.e. LAWS1000 level units) including Legal Research (0 credit point), you may be eligible to concurrently enrol in both degrees.

The following conditions also apply for concurrent enrolment.

• You are not permitted to enrol in more than 24 credit points over the two degrees.
• You can only undertake core Law units, unless approval for other units has been granted by the Law Associate Dean. The approval needs to be in writing and attached with your application. Undertaking other units without permission will result in your concurrent enrolment being cancelled.

To apply for concurrent enrolment, you will need to:

• complete an Application for concurrent enrolment (pdf, 267KB) with a cover letter explaining why you haven’t completed your first degree on time
• include confirmation from faculty services outlining your remaining units and credit points for your first degree and any relevant approvals that you can. To request a degree check use the  course management form  (select ’Request a degree check’ from the drop-down list).
• upload your completed application form and supporting documents via the  course management form  (select ’concurrent enrolment’ from the drop-down list). 

If you are a Graduate Diploma or Masters law student and want to apply for concurrent enrolment, you will need to get approval from the Associate Dean of both degrees.

Medicine and health

If you’re enrolled in the Sydney Medical Program and want to concurrently enrol in studies outside the program, you need to discuss this with Associate Professor Stuart Lane  before submitting your application.

For conditions and more information, see the Sydney Medical School Concurrent Enrolment Provisions .

Sydney School of Health Sciences

If you want to concurrently enrol in the Diploma of Languages, you need to get written permission from the Associate Dean.

For other degrees, you need to get written permission from the Associate Dean of both faculties or schools.

To apply for concurrent enrolment, you can submit a request through the course management form  and you will need to attach your written permission.

To apply for concurrent enrolment, you can submit a request through the course management form .

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