Prepare for an admissions review.
Bring your goals, education, and experience together before beginning an application.
Your intended study
Start with the degree and field you want to pursue. Explain why the subject matters to you and how it connects with your professional or personal goals. Confirm that the pathway is currently available before applying.
Education and professional background
Prepare a list of previous institutions, qualifications, subjects, attendance dates, and completion dates. A CV can organize relevant work and consulting experience, responsibilities, publications, presentations, and professional credentials.
For prior-learning consideration, identify evidence of what you learned and how it relates to academic competencies. Relevant projects, training, professional development, and records of study can support that explanation.
Your personal statement
The supplied application uses a statement of up to 500 words. Explain what you want to learn, how you intend to use that learning, your career goals, and your readiness for independent distance learning.
Before sharing documents
Wait for the university’s approved application route and current privacy notice before sending transcripts or supporting records. An inquiry is not an application, and neither guarantees admission or credit.
Application arrangements
Online applications are not open through this website. Current admissions contact details and submission instructions will be published when available.