Have you graduated from TAFE or VET with a diploma, advanced diploma or Tertiary Preparation Certificate? If so, you could get guaranteed entry* into many of Charles Sturt University's undergraduate courses.
With our TAFE to university pathways, you'll get credit for your completed studies. That means you can complete your uni course quicker and at a lower cost. We also have dedicated scholarships and support to help you transition to uni study.
To apply for a TAFE/VET admission pathway, simply supply original transcripts of your qualification when completing your application.
Some of our partners also deliver Charles Sturt qualifications on our behalf. They also offer credit packages:
We'll assess your prior qualifications, experience and career goals to get you where you want to go. Here are just some of the pathways you could access if you have one of the following qualifications.*
Guaranteed entry into most of our bachelor’s degrees. Check the specific admission requirements for your course.
You’ll have a wide range of paths ahead of you with a bachelor’s degree. How about a career in agriculture, business, educational studies, healthcare, IT or science?
You could get two years of credit toward a Bachelor of Educational Studies.
After finishing your Bachelor of Educational Studies you’ll just need eight more subject credits to complete our accelerated Master of Teaching (Primary) or Master of Teaching (Secondary) to become a qualified teacher. Apply for a conditional approval to teach and start earning while you study.
Receive 64 points of credit toward a Bachelor of Educational Studies.
After finishing your Bachelor of Educational Studies (and correct enrolment advice is followed), you’ll need eight more subject credits to complete our accelerated Master of Teaching (Primary) or Master of Teaching (Secondary) to become a qualified teacher. Apply for a conditional approval to teach and start earning while you study.
Receive 32 points of credit toward a Bachelor of Health Science (Mental Health)
Receive 8 points of credit (subject PAR101) towards a Bachelor of Paramedicine.
When you graduate, you'll be ready to make your mark in a wide range of emergency, ambulance and out-of-hospital health care environments as a registered paramedic.
Receive 16 points of credit toward a Bachelor of Adult and Vocational Education.
Become a TAFE or Registered Training Organisation (RTO) trainer, workplace trainer or assessor, adult literacy/numeracy educator or VET teacher.
Six months of credit toward a Bachelor of Veterinary Technology.
Want to take the next step in your career working with animals? With this degree you could become an animal health scientist, animal welfare officer, manager of intensive animal industries, pathology laboratory scientist or veterinary technician.
Receive 128 points of credit toward a Bachelor of Education (Birth to Five Years).
Take your career to the next level. Become an early childhood teacher or director of an early childhood centre.
A completed Diploma of Community Services, Community Development, Counselling, Disability or Youth Work accredited by Community Work Australia grants you 72 points of credit toward a Bachelor of Human Services.
A completed Diploma of Community Services, Community Development, Counselling, Disability or Youth Work with a Registered Training Organisation grants you 64 points of credit toward a Bachelor of Social Work.
You’ll be in demand in human services and social work. Become a case manager, community development officer, health and community services officer or individual and family counsellor.
Receive 64 points of credit toward a Bachelor of Information Studies.
When you graduate, you'll be ready to make your mark in a wide range of careers. Become an archivist, children’s librarian, librarian or records manager.
Receive 64 points of credit toward a Bachelor of Nursing.
Become a registered nurse. You could work in public and private hospitals, health facilities, community health centres, defence forces, primary and secondary industries, insurance companies, mental health services or workplace health and safety organisations.
*Eligibility requirements and enrolment limits apply.
