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Welcome to Macquarie University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Australia’s leading pathway provider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Welcome to Sydney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Macquarie University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
The Macquarie community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
The SIBT pathway to Macquarie University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Higher Education Diploma Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Advanced Diploma Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Important Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Associate Degree in Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
A day in the life of a SIBT student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Same Class. New Experience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
SIBT Intercampus Timetable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Macquarie University Graduate Certificate Courses . . . . . . . .24
Study in the City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
English language preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
English requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Academic requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Learning environment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Student support services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Accommodation at Macquarie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Your investment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Navitas bursary and scholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Student visas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
How to apply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
SIBT success stories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Application form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Navitas – Your World, Faster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
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Steven Schwartz
Vice-Chancellor
Macquarie University
Macquarie University has been working in partnership with the Sydney
Institute of Business and Technology
(SIBT) since 1996. The association is designed to offer eligible students an alternative and supportive pathway to university studies. Already, over 12,000
SIBT graduates have entered second year Macquarie Bachelor degrees.
Throughout its history Macquarie’s undergraduate education has been characterised by academic integrity, excellence in teaching and research as well as internationalisation and flexibility.
Macquarie graduates are expected to display imagination, intellectual discipline and adaptability. These aims are consistent with those of SIBT.
SIBT is located at Macquarie University and Macquarie City Campus and offers world class facilities. I challenge you as a SIBT student to maximise your
Australian learning experience and utilise the excellent Macquarie campus facilities and services. As a SIBT student you are a member of the University community and upon successful completion of your SIBT qualification I welcome you as a Macquarie student.
Sonia Jeffares
College Director and Principal
Sydney Institute of Business and Technology
A quality education will assist you to achieve your career objectives and personal goals. SIBT is proud of its many graduates who have completed Macquarie degrees and achieved successful careers in premier companies across the globe.
Some graduates have also chosen to pursue postgraduate qualifications.
The SIBT courses and approach to teaching are unique. As a student, you will be on a university campus, studying university units. You will also have the added benefits of personalised teaching, small classes and additional support from our team.
SIBT students become independent learners who have the skills and knowledge to succeed at Macquarie.
At SIBT you will develop personally, have the opportunity to gain lifetime friendships and establish career networks with fellow students from
Australia and around the world.
Macquarie University offers students a world-class education. Together, we look forward to assisting you to achieve your academic and career objectives.
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Upon successful completion of a SIBT
Diploma/Advanced Diploma, students will proceed directly to the second year of a Bachelor degree. University
Transfer Rules are detailed on page 15.
SIBT offers courses in two campus locations, at Macquarie University and Macquarie City Campus*.
Students have access to university facilities, including one of the best undergraduate libraries in Australia, sporting amenities, student associations and on-campus accommodation.
The SIBT Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses consist of first/second year units of Macquarie University Bachelor degrees. Upon completion students receive full credit for their studies.
SIBT allows diploma students to study units at the two campus locations in the same semester. This gives students the opportunity to experience two different study lifestyles.
SIBT has three student intakes per year.
Courses at SIBT commence in February,
June and October. Standard Track and
Fast Track study options allow students to choose a program of study that suits their individual needs. A Mixed English
Option is available for Certificate IV in
University Foundation Studies students who require additional English support.
Some pathway programs add an extra year to your tertiary studies.
In most cases SIBT students can complete a Diploma and a Bachelor degree within three years.
• SIBT Diploma, Advanced Diploma and Associate Degree lecturers are approved by Macquarie University and many teach the same unit in the university program.
• SIBT is a registered Higher
Education Provider offering
Macquarie University units.
• SIBT courses provide a recognised qualification for employment purposes.
Upon graduation students receive a nationally accredited award.
* Select Diploma courses are offered at Macquarie City Campus.

SIBT delivers university units in a personalised and supportive environment. Students enjoy increased lecturer contact due to a maximum lecture size of 50 students.
SIBT offers a variety of academic and welfare support programs designed to provide additional assistance where required.
SIBT is located in modern purpose-built facilities. Classrooms and computer laboratories contain the latest audio and visual teaching equipment.
Graduate with an internationally recognised Bachelor degree from one of Australia’s most progressive and innovative universities.
Live and study in one of the world’s most exciting cities. Experience the relaxed and friendly lifestyle that Sydney offers while gaining an internationally recognised education.
SIBT provides you with one visa for the entire duration of your studies. This can include English language tuition, your SIBT course and a Macquarie
University Bachelor degree.
• Over 90% of SIBT graduates commence a Bachelor degree at Macquarie University.
• Over 12,000 SIBT graduates have continued their studies at Macquarie University.
• SIBT has been working in partnership with Macquarie University for over 13 years.
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Situated on one of the world’s most beautiful and natural harbours, Sydney provides a unique outdoor lifestyle, offering a variety of alfresco dining venues, parks and an exhaustive choice of outdoor leisure activities. ‘Sydneysiders’ also have access to more than 70 beaches spread along the city’s coastline.
Sydney’s natural beauty is enhanced by the rich and vibrant arts and entertainment scene with new concerts, opera, jazz, theatre and cinema regularly available. The many lively shopping and dining precincts
(including its very own Chinatown) offer variety and ensure you’ll never be bored.
Above all, Sydney is home to a relaxed and friendly community who live, work and play together in this unique city.
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Living in Australia is cost effective when compared to other western countries.
Sydney caters for all socio-economic groups. Your budget will depend on the type of lifestyle you choose and the location of your accommodation. We anticipate that an international student will require approximately AU$18,000 –
AU$20,000 for living expenses each year
(not including tuition fees).
Sydney has a temperate climate.
The warmest months are January and
February, with temperatures ranging between
18 and 36 degrees Celcius. The coldest months are June and July however, daytime temperatures rarely fall below 10 degrees
Celcius. The average rainfall is 1,200mm per year and average humidity is 62%.
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Central Business District (CBD) and approximately 30 minutes by car, 40 minutes by bus, or 35 minutes by train. Macquarie City Campus is located in the Sydney CBD.
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With one of the most culturally diverse student populations in
Australia, Macquarie University has established its global reputation through partnerships with over 300 international universities, collaborative research, delivery of offshore programs and international student exchange.
Macquarie’s reputation for education excellence continues to be reinforced by the quality of its staff, students, teaching methods and world-class research.
In an ongoing effort to strive for excellence Macquarie University has recently completed a renewal of its undergraduate curriculum and now has a new four faculty structure. These four faculties are: Faculty of Business and
Economics, Faculty of Arts, Faculty of
Human Sciences and Faculty of Science.
In the new curriculum, some degree names have been streamlined into generalist titles such as ‘Bachelor of
Commerce’ with the opportunity for SIBT students to major in more areas, such as – accounting, applied econometrics, business demographics, commercial law, economics, finance, human resources, international business and marketing. SIBT students can also now choose to do a double major when they progress to Macquarie University.
The new curriculum will provide flexibility and breadth, enhancing students’ learning experience and allowing them to study subjects of interest both inside and outside of their academic department, – including units which are termed ‘People’ and ‘Planet’.
‘People’ units of study focus on the development of what it means to be engaged, ethical, local and global citizens.
‘Planet’ units of study help students to understand the nature of science and the challenges and issues facing the world at present.
It is anticipated that exciting units of
‘Participation’ will be implemented for students who enrol from 2012 onwards.
In addition to outstanding academic achievements and teaching facilities,
Macquarie University is rich in social, sporting and cultural amenities, all designed to enhance student experience.
Macquarie University opened Macquarie
City Campus in 2007. This location gives students the opportunity to study select Macquarie University programs in the Sydney CBD.
SIBT students have access to
Macquarie University and Macquarie
City Campus services and facilities.
For further information, please visit: www.international.mq.edu.au www.city.mq.edu.au
• 32,000 students, including
9,800 international students from over 100 countries.
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Offers over 200 undergraduate and postgraduate courses for international students.
Located within Australia’s premier high-technology precinct, surrounded by the local headquarters of multinational corporations.
• Modern Sydney campus, on
126 hectares of parkland.
The new Macquarie University library, scheduled to open in 2010, will include Australia’s first automated document storage and retrieval system and is designed for environmental sustainability. PHOTO: FMJT

The Macquarie University Hospital will establish a new era in health care when it opens its doors in 2010. As the first private teaching hospital to be located on a university campus in
Australia, it will combine excellence in clinical care, medical education and research. PHOTO: www.basecreative.com.au
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For more than a decade Macquarie graduates have received starting salaries ranked amongst the highest in Australia ( The Good
Universities Guide, 1998-2009) .
Ranked in the top 40 universities in the Asia-Pacific region and ninth in Australia by the international Shanghai Jiao Tong
University rankings, 2008.
Macquarie Graduate School of
Management is ranked as the third best MBA Business School in
Australia (AFR Boss, 2009), and is ranked in the top 60 in the world
( Economist Intelligence Unit, 2008).
• Master of Applied Finance program
– described as “exemplary” by the Asian Development Bank – remains the largest program of its type in the world (in terms of both student and staff numbers).
• Macquarie University offered the first Actuarial Studies program
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United Kingdom to be recognised by the UK Institute of Actuaries, granting Macquarie graduates exemptions from the UK exams.
Recognised by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) for Best Practice in the internationalisation of curriculum.
Macquarie teachers have been recognised nationally through the Australian Learning and
Teaching Council Awards. In 2008,
Macquarie staff were awarded seven citations for Outstanding
Contribution to Student Learning.
Macquarie has the first privately-funded Research and Development Park on an
Australian university campus.
Opened Macquarie City
Campus in 2007 offering select programs in the Sydney CBD.
For more achievements, please visit: www.international.mq.edu.au/macquarie/rankings
The Macquarie University train station allows SIBT students to travel easily between the two SIBT campuses.
PHOTO: PAUL WRIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY
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U@MQ is Macquarie University’s student services organisation which focuses on providing ‘more than just an academic experience’ for your time at Macquarie.
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U@MQ offers a range of non-academic services including: student groups childcare
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• clubs and societies.
U@MQ also provides an exciting range of sporting and recreation activities to make your time at university active and enjoyable. The Macquarie University
Sport and Aquatic Centre features a heated 50-metre outdoor swimming pool, a heated 25-metre indoor swimming pool, gymnasium as well as group fitness, cycling and yoga studios.
The centre also includes squash courts, a basketball hall, sports hall, badminton courts and a martial arts area – so there’s something for everyone. Memberships are available for SIBT students at discounted rates.
SIBT students also have the opportunity to participate in various recreation activities, such as snow skiing, surfing, skydiving and scuba diving just to name a few. On top of this, the short course program gives you the chance to try new activities including fencing, golf, salsa and tennis.
For further information, please visit: www.uatmq.com.au
Enriched with an outstanding balance of academic knowledge, practical skills and cultural experience, graduates from Macquarie University have the confidence and skills required to maximise employment prospects.
SIBT Diploma students studying at
Macquarie City Campus are able to use the services and facilities at Macquarie University.
Macquarie’s Global Leadership Program (GLP) offers eligible SIBT students the opportunity to gain a competitive edge by developing cross-cultural awareness and leadership skills, as well as obtaining practical international experience.
Participants attend seminars with prominent lecturers and business leaders, networking functions and participate in overseas student exchanges or internships.
Best of all, the program is recognised on your Macquarie academic transcript.
For further details, please visit: www.international.mq.edu.au/GLP.

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Macquarie International Office and
Accommodation Service (Level 1).
2. Macquarie University Sport and
Aquatic Centre: gymnasium, squash, martial arts hall, cycling and yoga, badminton, basketball, fitness classes, indoor and outdoor swimming pools.
3. ‘Silicon Corridor’: Australia’s leading region for high technology companies including Motorola, Rockwell, Sony,
Sanyo, Microsoft, Honeywell, Philips
Electronics, Acer, Oracle, Fujitsu,
Hewlett Packard, Optus and Canon.
4. Macquarie Shopping Centre –
250 retail stores, supermarket, international restaurants, cinemas and ice-skating rink.
University library
5. Building E3B:CME office (Level 3) and
Independent Learning Centre (Level
4) for English language students.
6. Macquarie Graduate School of
Management (MGSM): ranked as one of the top business schools in Australia.
7. Macquarie Research Park: promotes synergies between leading Australian and international companies and the university. Resident companies include Goodman Fielder, OPSM,
Siemens, Dow Corning, EMC
Corporation and Nortel Networks.
8. Macquarie University library: one of the best undergraduate libraries in Australia.
SIBT building and Macquarie International
9. On-campus services: pharmacy, dentist, post office, bar, game centre, National Australia Bank,
ATMs, news agency, two travel agencies, Co-op bookshop.
10. U@MQ facilities, food outlets and restaurants.
11. Lincoln Building: University Health
Centre and Careers Counselling.
12. Building C1A: Security office.
13. Observatory.
14. Seven hectares of sporting fields including cricket, soccer and hockey.
15. Travelodge Hotel.
16. Lighthouse drama theatre.
On-campus accommodation
17. Macquarie University Hospital and Advanced School of
Medicine (opening 2010).
18. Cochlear construction site.
19. New state-of-the-art library
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AU$190 per year.
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Upon successful completion of a
SIBT Diploma/Advanced Diploma, students will proceed directly to the second year of a Bachelor degree.
SIBT has three semesters per year.
Courses offered at SIBT commence in February, June and October.
SIBT provides a range of study options to suit individual student requirements, including
Fast Track, Standard Track, Provisional
Entry Program and Mixed English Option.
The Certificate and Diploma courses consist of 8 units. Students who are eligible to Fast Track their studies will study 4 units per semester and can graduate in 2 semesters (8 months). For the Standard
Track study option students complete 8 units over 3 semesters (12 months). SIBT will advise the most suitable option based on student’s previous academic and English examination results. Students eligible for
Diploma Fast Track may choose to study
Standard Track should they prefer.
For students with an IELTS of 5.5 (plus the required academic score), it is possible to begin at SIBT on a Provisional Entry
Program. In the first semester at SIBT students will take 2 academic Diploma units in addition to studying a required
Communication and Study Skills unit. This unit focuses on academic literacy and study skills and upon successful completion students may move to full Diploma status.
Students will complete the remaining
6 academic units over 2 semesters.
This option allows students to combine
English language studies with their academic course and is suitable for students with an
IELTS score of 5.0 (or equivalent). The Mixed
English Option is only available for Certificate
IV in University Foundation studies students.
The Advanced Diploma consists of 4 units following completion of the SIBT Diploma and is equivalent to the first semester of second year Macquarie University.
Macquarie City Campus
(City location offering select degree programs)
Year 3
Macquarie University
(North Ryde location)
Year 3
SIBT
Associate Degree
Year 2
Trimester 2
Year 2
Trimester 1
Year 1
Advanced Diploma
Diploma
Year 2
Semester 2
Year 2
Semester 1
Year 1
Certificate IV in
Foundation Studies
Year 12 or equivalent
Year 11 or equivalent
Academic transfer requirements are outlined on page 15.

First semester
Second semester
Third semester
First semester
(2nd Year)
Second semester
(2nd Year)
Third semester
(2nd year)
Time at
SIBT
Certificate IV
Mixed English
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Standard Track
Fast Trackˇ
2 units + 15 hours English tuition per week
3 units
3 units
3 units
4 units 4 units
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Program
Standard Track
Fast Trackˇ
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4 units
Advanced Diploma
Standard Track 3 units
Associate Degree
Standard Track 3 units
3 units
3 units
4 units
3 unit
3 units
3 units
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12 months Progress to
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16 months 1.5 years
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SIBT at Macquarie University and Macquarie City Campus
Year
2010
2011
Semester
February
June
October
February
Orientation
17 – 19 Feb 2010
23 – 25 Jun 2010
20 – 22 Oct 2010
23 – 25 Feb 2011
Start Dates
22 Feb 2010
28 Jun 2010
25 Oct 2010
28 Feb 2011
Mid Semester Break
2 – 8 April 2010 n/a
25 Dec 2010 – 1 Jan 2011
22 – 25 April 2011
End of Semester
9 Jun 2010
6 Oct 2010
09 Feb 2011
08 Jun 2011
Thanh Nguyet Phan, Vietnam
Diploma of Commerce, SIBT
Bachelor of Bachelor of Commerce – Professional Accounting, Macquarie University
SIBT Macquarie Scholarship winner
SIBT provided me with the opportunity to better myself and become independent. The great staff, modern environment, and multicultural surroundings provide for excellent study conditions. The SIBT Macquarie scholarship has helped to kickstart my way to getting a degree and a fantastic future.
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Students who have completed the equivalent of Australian high school,
Year 11 or who require additional study prior to commencing a SIBT Diploma should apply. A minimum IELTS score of 5.5 (or equivalent) is required for direct entry. Academic entry requirements for particular countries are outlined on pages 28 and 29.
Streams are offered in Commerce/
Business Administration, Information
Technology and Mass Communication.
Students must complete 8 academic units, either over 8 months (Fast Track) or 12 months (Standard Track).
SIBT students attend 4 hours of classroom-based lectures and tutorials per unit per week. It is expected that approximately 6-8 hours per week per unit will also be required for additional study.
The method of assessment may vary depending on the course and units selected. A combination of assignments, essays, oral presentations, tutorial participation and formal examinations may be used.
Certificate IV in University Foundation
Studies is accredited by the NSW
Vocational Education & Training
Accreditation Board, a division of the
NSW Department of Education.
Upon successful completion of this course
(pass in 8 units) students are guaranteed entry into a SIBT Diploma course.

CRICOS codes: 064864M, 064865K NTIS Code: 51879
Stream
Commerce/
Business
Administration
8 units
Information
Technology
8 units
Core Units
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• BUS100 Accounting
• COM200 Communication Skills I
COM202 Communication Skills III
BUS103 Economics
BUS104 Mathematics
BUS107 Introduction to Computing
BUS108 Management
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• COM200 Communication Skills I
COM202 Communication Skills III
BUS104 Mathematics
BUS107 Introduction to Computing
COM100 Information Design
COM101 Programming
Elective Units
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• BUS105 Statistics
BUS109 Marketing
COM104 Mass Communication I
COM105 Mass Communication II
COM100 Information Design
COM101 Programming
COM102 Introduction to
Systems Analysis
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• BUS105 Statistics
BUS108 Management
COM102 Introduction to
Systems Analysis
Next Level of Study
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Diploma of Commerce
Diploma of Business Administration
Diploma of Arts
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Diploma of Computing
Diploma of Arts
Diploma of Electronic Engineering
Mass
Communication
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COM202 Communication Skills III
BUS107 Introduction to Computing
BUS109 Marketing
COM104 Mass Communication I
COM105 Mass Communication II
COM100 Information Design
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• BUS100 Accounting
BUS103 Economics
BUS104 Mathematics
BUS105 Statistics
BUS108 Management
COM101 Programming
COM102 Introduction to
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Diploma of Communication
Diploma of Arts
For course information, unit descriptions and frequently asked questions, please visit: www.sibt.nsw.edu.au
For further enrolment information, orientation details and textbook lists, please visit the SIBT student portal at: https:// portal.sibt.nsw.edu.au and click ‘Noticeboard’.
Winnie So, Malaysia
Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies, SIBT
Diploma of Computing, SIBT
Bachelor of Science (Statistics), Macquarie University
2007 SIBT Macquarie Scholarship holder
Academically, the SIBT Certificate provided me with a firm foundation for the subjects in my field of studies and gave me skills in critical thinking, research and referencing. This increased my confidence.
The passionate, interactive and personal style of the teaching at SIBT was the highlight of my studies.
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Students can apply for the
Diploma if they have:
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Australian high school, Year 12
Completed a Certificate IV in
University Foundation Studies
Obtained other post-school
Certificates or Diplomas
Detailed academic requirements for various countries are outlined on page 28 and 29.
Provides the basis for further study in areas such as accounting, finance, actuarial studies, commercial law, international business, economics, marketing and human resources. Career options are varied across private and public sector organisations and can include accountancy, stockbroking, finance, economics, marketing, human resource management and international business. Students specialise in their preferred area when they begin their second year studies.
Provides a comprehensive preparation for students wishing to pursue a career in business management without undertaking a full specialisation. Students will learn broad business skills required for modern management. Careers are often found in the areas of business administration, banking, management, consulting, computing, financial management, marketing, recruitment and staff development.
Ideal for students with an interest in computing. The course provides a broad introduction and students progress to more specialised areas in their second and third years. Career options include system analysis, programming, database administration, networking, artificial intelligence, language technology, multimedia and internet development, e-commerce and other areas in government and industry.
Provides the foundation for further studies in the areas of media, public affairs, international relations, social science and culture. Upon completion of a degree, employment may be gained in government and industry administration, publishing and editing, journalism, arts policy/administration, public relations, advertising, media production or audience research.
Ideal for students seeking flexibility. Upon completion students enter the Macquarie
University Bachelor of Arts which offers a variety of study areas including ancient history, anthropology, cultural studies,
English, dance, languages, media, modern history, contemporary music, creative arts, politics and international relations, philosophy, sociology and writing.
Employment opportunities are offered in a range of industries depending on the areas of study selected during the degree.
Please note that in some cases the Diploma of Arts pathway requires completion of extra units and may take up to an additional 12 months of study at university. Please contact a SIBT Academic Advisor if you are interested in this study option.
This course provides a critical introduction for students wishing to study a Bachelor of Engineering at Macquarie University.
Upon completion of the Diploma students can specialise in five different areas: computer, electronics, software, telecommunications or wireless engineering, which in Australia is unique to Macquarie University. The Engineering
Degree is a 4 year accredited professional program that prepares students to work as professional engineers.

A minimum IELTS score of 6.0 (or equivalent) is required for direct entry into Diploma and for the Fast Track option. An IELTS score of 5.5 is needed to gain provisional entry to a SIBT Diploma. Students admitted into the Provisional Entry Program must complete an additional Communication and Study Skills unit in the first semester before full entry is granted into Diploma.
For further details refer to page 27.
Students must complete 8 academic units, either over 8 months (Fast Track) or 12 months (Standard Track). Students on a Provisional Diploma will complete their studies at SIBT over 12 months. Unit content is identical to the respective first year units at Macquarie University.
SIBT students attend 4 hours of classroombased lectures and tutorials per unit per week. It is expected that approximately
6–8 hours per week per unit will also be required for additional study time.
The method of assessment may vary depending on the course and units selected.
A combination of university approved assessments, including assignments, essays, oral presentations, tutorial participation and formal examinations may be used.
SIBT is a Higher Education Provider offering courses accredited by the
New South Wales Department of
Education and Training. Academic standards are assured by Macquarie
University moderation procedures and university accredited examinations.
Upon successful completion of a
SIBT Diploma students enter the appropriate Bachelor degree (Year 2,
Semester 1) or continue at SIBT to complete an Advanced Diploma.
In accordance with Macquarie University
Progression and Transfer Rules, SIBT students must meet the following conditions for transfer to Macquarie
University or Macquarie City Campus:
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Minimum requirement is a pass in 8 Diploma units.
Some degree programs require a minimum Grade Point Average
(GPA). Refer to pages 16–19.
Australian citizens and permanent residents require a minimum GPA of 1.5.
Pallavi Chaudhary, India
Diploma of Business, SIBT
A major advantage of studying in SIBT is the size of the classroom: no lecture has more than 50 students so the lecturer can give each student individual attention. I also like SIBT’s location on the Macquarie University Campus because I enjoy the same benefits as Macquarie University students, like the library, the computer labs, student discounts in the on-campus cafés, etc.
I have never regretted making the decision to study so far away from home.
It is an enriching experience that has changed me for the better.
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CRICOS Codes: 051202A, 053149G
• North Ryde • City
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ACBE100 Academic Communication in Business and
Economics ^
ACCG106 Accounting Information for Decision Making
ACST101 Techniques and
Elements of Finance
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BBA102 Principles of Management
ECON111 Microeconomic Principles
HRM107 Introduction to
Human Resources
MKTG101 Marketing Fundamentals •
• STAT170 Introductory Statistics
Elective units
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BBA111 Organisational Behaviour
ISYS104 Introduction to
Business Information
Systems
PHL137 Critical Thinking
CRICOS Codes: 051200C, 053276M
• North Ryde • City
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Core units
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• ACBE100 Academic Communication in Business and
Economics ^
ACCG100 Accounting 1A
ACST101 Techniques and
Elements of Finance
BBA102 Principles of Management •
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ECON111
MKTG101
Microeconomic Principles
Marketing Fundamentals
Additional units
(where required for specific programs)
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ACCG101 Accounting IB
BBA111
ECON110
HRM107
Organisational Behaviour
Macroeconomic
Principles
Introduction to
Human Resources
MATH135 Mathematics 1A
STAT170 Introductory Statistics
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Elective units
• ISYS104 Introduction to Business
Information Systems
PHL137 Critical Thinking
MATH130 Mathematics 1E
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2nd Year Macquarie University
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Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Commerce ‡
(with majors in Accounting,
Applied Econometrics, Business
Demographics # , Commercial
Law, Economics, Finance,
Human Resources, International
Business, Marketing)
Bachelor of Economics ‡
Bachelor of Commerce – Professional
Accounting GPA 1.5 ‡
Bachelor of Business
Administration GPA 2.0
2nd Year Macquarie University
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Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Commerce ‡
(majors in Accounting, Applied
Econometrics, Business
Demographics # , Commercial
Law, Economics, Finance,
Human Resources, International
Business, Marketing)
Bachelor of Economics ‡
Bachelor of Commerce – Professional
Accounting GPA 1.5 ‡
Bachelor of Applied Finance
GPA 2.25 ‡
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies GPA 3.0 plus MATH135 (high distinction) and ACST101 (credit) # ‡
Bachelor of Business
Administration GPA 2.0
Additional Notes:
^‡ #
Please see page19 for important information associated with these symbols.
CRICOS Codes: 068336C, 068335D
• North Ryde
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ACS100 Academic
Communication in Science and
Engineering ^
COMP115 Introduction to
Computer Science
COMP125 Fundamentals of
Computer Science
ELEC141 Digital Fundamentals
NEW!
ELEC170 Introduction to
Electronic Systems
MATH135 Mathematics IA
MATH136 Mathematics IB
PHYS140 Physics 1A
PHYS143 Physics 1B
2nd Year Macquarie University
• Bachelor of Engineering
(with specialisations in
Computer, Electronics,
Software, Telecommunications or Wireless Engineering)
Note: a Bachelor of Engineering is a 4 year degree (including the SIBT Diploma).

CRICOS Codes: 051204K, 053277K
• North Ryde
Select 8 units
Core units
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ACS100 Academic Communication in Science and
Engineering ^
COMP115 Introduction to
Computer Science
• ISYS114 Introduction to
Systems Design and
Data Management
Additional units
(where required for specific programs)
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Accounting
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BBA111 Organisational Behaviour
COMP125 Fundamentals of
Computer Science
• ISYS104 Introduction to Business
Information Systems
Elective units
• ELEC170 Introduction to
Electronic Systems
ELEC141 Digital Fundamentals
MATH130 Mathematics 1E
MATH 135 Mathematics 1A
MATH136 Mathematics 1B
PHL137 Critical Thinking
PHYS140 Physics 1A
PHYS143 Physics 1B
STAT170 Introductory Statistics
CRICOS Codes: 051201B, 053278J
• North Ryde • City
Select 8 units
Core unit
• ACHS100 Academic Communication in Social Sciences and Humanities ^
Additional units
(where required for specific programs)
• CUL120 Living Culture
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CUL121
ICOM101
MAS104
MAS105
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• ISYS104 Introduction to Business
Information Systems
• LING109
MKTG101
Language, Culture and
Communication
Marketing Fundamentals
MUS102 Passion, Rebellion and
Identity in Popular Music
PHL137
POL108
Seeing Culture: Vision,
Visuality and the Senses
Intercultural Relations
Australian Media
Media Cultures
Critical Thinking
Introduction to
Global Politics
• STAT170 Introductory Statistics
CRICOS Codes: 051203M, 053148G
• North Ryde
Select 8 units
Core units
• ACHS100 Academic
Communication in the Social Sciences and Humanities ^
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• CUL120 Living Culture
• CUL121 Seeing Culture:
Vision, Visuality and The Senses
ICOM101 Intercultural Relations
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ISYS104 Introduction to Business
Information Systems
LING109 Language, Culture and Communication
MAS104 Australian Media
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MKTG101 Marketing
Fundamentals
• MUS102 Passion, Rebellion and Identity in
Popular Music
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POL108 Introduction to
Global Politics
• STAT170 Introductory Statistics
Note: Other diploma units can also be taken as part of this course.
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• Bachelor of Arts
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Bachelor of Arts (Media) GPA 3.0
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Bachelor of Arts (International
Communication) ‡
Bachelor of Arts (Cultural Studies) ‡
2nd Year Macquarie University
• Bachelor of Arts
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2nd Year Macquarie University
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Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Information Technology
(with majors in Software Technology,
Information Systems) ‡
Bachelor of eBusiness ‡
Bachelor of Science (with majors in Software Technology,
Information Systems) ‡
Bachelor of Engineering
General Notes
Other prerequisites may apply from time-to-time. Where applicable, students will be advised in their Letter of Offer.
Some units may not be offered each semester.
Diploma of Commerce students who have not satisfactorily completed a Year 12 program (or equivalent) in Mathematics will need to take a
Mathematics unit. This is a qualifying unit and does not give credit towards the Diploma.
Students on the Provisional Entry Program will need to take a Communication and Study Skills unit
(CBIT123) in addition to their 8 required Diploma units. This is an academic support unit and does not give credit towards the Diploma. This unit must be taken in the first semester of study.
Additional Notes:
^‡ #
Please see page19 for important information associated with these symbols.
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Advanced Diploma of
Business Administration
CRICOS Code: 051209E
• North Ryde
Core units
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ACCG200 Fundamentals of Management
Accounting
BUSL250 Business Law •
Elective units (select 2 units)
• BBA111 Organisational
Behaviour
• ECON110 Macroeconomic
Principles
ISYS114 Introduction to
Systems Design and
Data Management
PHL 137 Critical Thinking
Advanced Diploma of
Commerce
CRICOS Code: 051207G
• North Ryde
Core units
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Elective units (select 2 units)
• BBA 111 Organisational Behaviour
• ECON110 Macroeconomic
Principles
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ACCG200 Fundamentals of Management
Accounting
BUSL250 Business Law
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HRM107 Introduction to
Human Resources
ISYS114 Introduction to
Systems Design and
Data Management
PHL137 Critical Thinking
STAT170 Introductory Statistics
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2nd Year Macquarie University
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Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Commerce ‡
(with majors in Accounting,
Applied Econometrics, Business
Demographics # , Commercial
Law, Economics, Finance,
Human Resources, International
Business, Marketing)
Bachelor of Economics ‡
Bachelor of Commerce – Professional
Accounting GPA 1.5 ‡
Bachelor of Business
Administration GPA 2.0
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2nd Year Macquarie University
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Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Commerce ‡
(majors in Accounting, Applied
Econometrics, Business
Demographics # , Commercial
Law, Economics, Finance,
Human Resources, International
Business, Marketing)
Bachelor of Economics ‡
Bachelor of Commerce – Professional
Accounting GPA 1.5 ‡
Bachelor of Applied Finance
GPA 2.25 ‡
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies GPA 3.0 plus MATH 135 (high distinction) and ACST101 (credit) # ‡
Bachelor of Business
Administration GPA 2.0
Additional Notes:
^‡ #
Please see page19 for important information associated with these symbols.
Advanced Diploma of
Computing
CRICOS Code: 051208F
• North Ryde
Core units
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• COMP249 Web Technology
• ISYS224 Database Systems
Elective units
• COMP125 Fundamentals of
Computer Science
PHL137
STAT170
Critical Thinking
Introductory Statistics
ELEC170 Introduction to
Electronic Systems
ELEC141 Digital Fundamentals
MATH130 Mathematics 1E
MATH135 Mathematics 1A
MATH136 Mathematics 1B
PHYS140 Physics 1A
PHYS143 Physics 1B
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2nd Year Macquarie University
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Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Information Technology
(with majors in Software Technology,
Information Systems) ‡
Bachelor of eBusiness ‡
Bachelor of Science (with majors in Software Technology,
Information Systems)

Students are awarded an Advanced
Diploma upon successful completion of 12 units. This includes the SIBT
Diploma (8 units) plus an additional
4 units. These additional units are equivalent to the first semester of second year Macquarie University.
Students will be offered a place in the
Advanced Diploma if they commence their studies in October or graduate from the SIBT Diploma in October. This is because Macquarie University does not offer classes between October and
February and the Advanced Diploma is designed to allow students to continue their studies at SIBT during this period.
Students who enjoy the SIBT learning environment can also choose to continue studying the Advanced Diploma.
Upon graduation, students progress to the second semester of second year of the relevant Bachelor degree and will only need to complete a further 1.5 years of study at Macquarie
University or Macquarie City Campus.
Each SIBT student who completes a
SIBT Diploma/Advanced Diploma will receive a Grade Point Average (GPA).
This is a score between 0 and 4.0 that reflects the average academic achievement during the course.
GPA calculations are relevant only where there is a GPA requirement to proceed to the related degree program at Macquarie University. For example,
Bachelor of Business Administration has a GPA entry requirement of 2.0.
GPA examples:
• A student who achieves a grade of Pass in 8 units with no fails has a GPA of 2.0
• A student who attempts 8 units and achieves 4 passes and
4 credits will have a GPA of 2.5
For further details and examples of how the GPA is calculated please refer to www.sibt.nsw.edu.au/GPA.htm
Additional notes:
^ For students with IELTS scores of 6.0 (or equivalent) the discipline specific Academic Communication unit is a compulsory unit.
‡ Prescribed units – specific units must be studied for progression into these degrees. Please see a SIBT Academic Advisor for further information.
# Additional 100 level units will be required to be completed at Macquarie
University. Please see a SIBT Academic Advisor for further information.
Students have the option to study these degree programs at Macquarie City Campus, located in Sydney CBD.
Course length (SIBT + MQ) will be longer than 3 years.
Students must see an Academic Advisor for details.
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The Associate Degree in Business provides graduates with the skills and knowledge necessary to work in a business environment and can be completed in less than two years.
Students are awarded an Associate
Degree in Business after successful completion of 16 units.
Graduates from the Associate Degree in Business will have gained a solid understanding of the fundamentals of business, including: principles, practices, models, organisation structure, law and international business.
Graduates will have developed skills currently in high demand in both large and small businesses and be well equipped to enter the business world.
CRICOS Codes: 068334E
• North Ryde
Year one units
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ACBE100
ACCG100
ACCG106
ACCG101
ACST101
BBA102
BBA111
ECON110
ECON111
HRM107
ISYS 104
MKTG101
STAT170
BUSL250
BBA216
BBA280
BUS201
HRM207
Academic Communication in Business and Economics
Accounting IA OR
Accounting Information for Decision Making
Accounting IB
Techniques and Elements of Finance
Principles of Management
Organisational Behaviour
Macroeconomic Principles
Microeconomic Principles
Introduction to Human Resources
Introduction to Business Information Systems
Marketing Fundamentals
Introductory Statistics
Year two units
• ACCG200 Fundamentals of Management Accounting
• ACCG253 Financial Management
Business Law
Business Communication Principles and Practices
Business Models and Organisation Structure
Introduction to International Business
Human Resource Learning and Development
MKTG203
MKTG202
Consumer Behaviours
Marketing Research
NEW!

Siti Nuramirah Mohamad Fazwi, Malaysia
Diploma of Commerce
I wake up around 7am and take the fantastic new train to Macquarie University station. During my
20-minute trip I revise my accounting lecture notes before class. Accounting is one of my best subjects and my goal is to be an Accountant (which is why I chose Macquarie – it is famous worldwide for
Accounting!). I grab a coffee and a bagel from the SIBT ‘Globe Café’ before heading to class.
I have finished the first 3-hour block of an Accounting lecture of the day (we also have breaks in this time). The lecturer was very clear in her teaching, she explained the theory well and gave practical exercises so we could further understand what she was teaching. I am now heading to my tutorial for the same unit, which will go for about an hour.
My tutor is super friendly and very knowledgeable – he’s currently doing CPA, and I can ask him anything I need to.
Lunchtime! So much choice… I usually choose between the food court (U @ MQ) on campus or go across to Macquarie Centre, which has over 250 shops and restaurants. Today it’s U @ MQ and I am meeting my lovely SIBT friends in the central courtyard. There are five of us in the group – from Korea,
Australia, China and India. There’s amazing diversity at SIBT and Macquarie, around 100 different nationalities, so I have made a lot of friends from all around the world. I have Thai vegetable rice for lunch and we talk about our upcoming tests and when we are going to meet next for study group.
The next class is ISYS104 (Computing). Every week we have a quiz at the beginning of the class so the lecturer knows if we have understood last week’s lecture. It’s great revision for me! The lecturer always makes the class very interesting and lively. He also usually explains what we are going to learn in practical class so this makes it so much easier when we get into this next class. In this unit,
I have learnt how to use Excel, Microsoft Word and even how to build a website from scratch!
Class is over and I’m really excited because there is a Malaysian Club BBQ on at
Macquarie University Village. I love meeting new people and the students who come along are actually from everywhere – not just Malaysia. It’s a good mix between typical
Aussie BBQ food, sausages and steak, and Malaysian food, mee goreng and curry puffs.
I meet Sally, an Australian girl who is studying a Diploma of Communication at SIBT.
She is really friendly and we make plans to meet up for a coffee next week.
I say goodbye to everyone and catch the train back to my apartment. I revise today’s lesson and quickly fall asleep! I want to get up early tomorrow to go to the gym at Macquarie University’s Sports and Aquatic Centre after all the delicious food I’ve eaten today!
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For example, a Diploma of Commerce student might choose to do a Finance unit in the city on Tuesday, Marketing and Accounting at North Ryde on Wednesday and then head back to the City on Thursday for Computing.
Students have the flexibility to experience both campus lifestyles while still graduating with the same high-quality SIBT Diploma.
1. It’s convenient
We understand it is often easier to get to the city, so studying some units in the CBD could cut down travel time and make life a little easier.
Students can take advantage of the new railway line that operates between Macquarie University and
Wynyard station. It’s never been easier or quicker to travel between campuses by public transport.
2. Experience two study lifestyles
Students can combine the experiences of studying at Macquarie
University, with studying in the heart of Sydney’s financial district at Macquarie City Campus. Take this opportunity to get more out of your tertiary learning experience.
As the hub of Sydney’s business and social activity, the CBD offers a variety of options to socialise with friends and classmates. Share lunch with friends in Hyde Park or the Rocks, or go to the movies after class – the new experiences are endless.
3. Increased opportunities for part-time work
Studying in the city provides the chance to gain part-time work close to the campus and obtain valuable work experience. At the same time, working close to Macquarie City Campus means you can more easily divide your time between study and employment.
4. Same high quality education
It’s only the location that is different.
The unit content and exams are identical at each campus, so wherever students choose to study they will receive the same high-quality education.

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Graduate Certificate
Business
(CRICOS Code :
056011A)
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GCSB100
GCSB102
GCSB103
GCSB104
Accounting I
Techniques and
Elements of Finance
Marketing Fundamentals
Macroeconomic Principles
Marketing
(CRICOS Code :
056013K)
Information Systems and Technology
(CRICOS Code :
056012M)
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• GCSB100 Accounting I
GCSB103 Marketing Fundamentals
GCSB105 Principles of Management
• GCSB106 Microeconomic Principles
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GCSB100
GCSB105
GCSB107
GCSB108
Accounting I
Principles of Management
Introduction to Business
Information Systems
Introductory Statistics
Macquarie University Postgraduate
• Master of International Business
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Master of Commerce, Business program
Master of International Business/Master of Arts,
International Communication program (Double degree)
• Master of International Business/Master of
International Relations (Double degree)
• Master of Commerce, Marketing program
• Master of Commerce, Information
Systems and Technology program
• Master of Commerce, Information Systems and Technology program/Master of
Information Technology (Double degree)
Graduate Certificate courses begin at
SIBT in February, June and October and can be completed within 1 semester (14 weeks). The total cost of the program is AU$10,836 (AU$2,709 per unit).
Upon completion of 4 units, students progress into the appropriate Master program at Macquarie University. The
Master program will take 1 year to complete. A Double Masters degree can be achieved within 1.5 years.
Bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a GPA of 2.70.
Minimum IELTS 6.5 (or equivalent).
Note: Students will be advised of the need to take the Graduate Certificate at the time an offer is made for the Masters degree. The offer for Graduate Certificate will be made by Macquarie University.
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Students interested in Graduate Certificates can find more information at: http://www.businessandeconomics.mq.edu.au/postgraduate_coursework_ programs/other_programs/preliminary_programs

Macquarie University, in partnership with
Navitas, offers students the opportunity to study foundation studies and select undergraduate and postgraduate programs at Macquarie City Campus. The campus is located in the Sydney CBD above Wynyard train station. SIBT Diplomas in the areas of
Business Administration, Commerce and
Communication are also offered at this city location.
Macquarie City Campus is an ideal option for students wanting to complete their
SIBT and undergraduate studies in a CBD location. Programs offered at Macquarie
City Campus are delivered in both tutorial and lecture mode and Fast-Track study programs are available for eligible students.
Pathway programs
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Macquarie University
Foundation Studies
Diploma of Business (SIBT)
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Diploma of Commerce (SIBT)
Diploma of Communication (SIBT)
Undergraduate programs
• Bachelor of Commerce – Professional
Accounting
• Bachelor of Business Administration
(Accounting and Marketing electives only)
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Bachelor of Arts in Cultural Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Media
Postgraduate programs
• Master of Accounting (Professional)
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Master of Accounting (CPA Extension)
Master of International Business
• Master of Information Technology
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Graduate Certificate in Marketing
Graduate Certificate in Business
• Graduate Certificate in Information
Systems and Technology
Why chose
Macquarie City Campus?
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Macquarie City Campus offers individualised attention through small class sizes, with lectures capped at 50 students and tutorials at 25.
Three intakes a year for foundation, undergraduate and post-graduate courses.
Conveniently located in the heart of Sydney’s CBD.
Students have access to services and facilities at Macquarie City
Campus and Macquarie University.
• The newly opened train makes travel between the two locations quick and easy.
• Students graduate with a
Macquarie University degree.
• Fast track your Bachelor degree and complete your studies in two years.
Visit the Macquarie City Campus website to find information on commencement dates.
For further details contact
Macquarie City Campus:
Phone (MQC) +61 2 9964 6533
Phone (SIBT-City) +61 2 9964 6555
Facsimile
Email
+61 2 9964 6588 info@city.mq.edu.au
Web www.city.mq.edu.au
CRICOS Provider Code : 00002J
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(for Certificate IV in University
Foundation Studies students only)
This program is designed for students who have an equivalent IELTS score of
5.0. It allows students to improve their
English language ability while studying select academic units (in Certificate
IV in University Foundation Studies only) at SIBT. During the first semester students study 15 hours of English per week and two academic units. Additional language support (4 hours per week) continues to be provided for students during the second and third semesters.
Students who require full-time English study prior to commencing their studies at SIBT have the following options:
Learn English at Macquarie University
The Centre for Macquarie English (CME), is recognised internationally as providing high quality English programs that develop the skills students need in their academic program. Conveniently located in the SIBT building, CME offers the Study Skills English program, an academic English program specifically designed for direct entry to SIBT.
Students are recommended between 5 to 40 weeks of tuition depending on their
English language needs.
For further details, please visit: cme.mq.edu.au
CME’s IELTS preparation courses, IELTS
Master and IELTS Express, provide FREE
DEMONSTRATION LESSONS. Please visit: ieltsonline.com.au
Learn English at Macquarie
City Campus
ACL Sydney English Centre has 20 years’ experience and offers a range of courses to prepare students for further study. It is located on Level 4 Wynyard Green in the same building as SIBT, Macquarie City
Campus. For more information on ACL, please visit: www.acl.edu.au/sydney
SIBT can organise your English tuition through either CME or ACL. Complete the SIBT application form advising us of your current English level (e.g. provide IELTS,
TOEFL score), where you would like to study, and we will coordinate your enrolment.
SIBT also recognises courses from other English language institutions in
Australia. Please contact SIBT for details of institutions with articulation agreements.
Commencement Dates
The Centre for Macquarie English (preferable for students studying at SIBT, Macquarie University)
Number of weeks of English
5 weeks
10 weeks
20 weeks
30 weeks
40 weeks
Semester 1
February 2010
04 Jan 10 – 05 Feb 10
16 Nov 09 – 05 Feb 10 commenced commenced commenced
Semester 2
June 2010
03 May 10 – 04 Jun 10
22 March 10 – 04 Jun 10 26 Jul 10 – 01 Oct 10
04 Jan 10 – 04 Jun 10 commenced commenced
Semester 3
October 2010
Semester 1
February 2011
30 Aug 10 – 01 Oct 10 03 Jan 11 – 04 Feb 11
15 Nov 10 – 04 Feb 11
03 May 10 – 01 Oct 10 30 Aug 10 – 04 Feb 11
Tuition fees (AU$)
$2,025
$3,750/$4050
$8,100
15 Feb 10 – 01 Oct 10 07 Jun 10 – 04 Feb 11 $10,950/$11,850
16 Nov 09 – 01 Oct 10 22 Mar 10 – 04 Feb 11 $14,200/$15,400
NOTES: All tuition fees are in Australian Dollars. Students are also required to pay an enrolment fee (AU$220) materials fee (AU$150), and social and recreational activities fee (AU$55).
ACL (preferable for students studying at SIBT, Macquarie City Campus)
Number of Weeks of English
5 weeks
10 weeks
20 weeks
30 weeks
40 weeks
Semester 1
February 2010 commenced commenced commenced commenced
Semester 2
June 2010
04 Jan 10 – 05 Feb 10 03 May 10 – 04 Jun 10 16 Aug 10 – 17 Sep 10 10 Jan 11 – 11 Feb 11
29 Mar 10 – 04 Jun 10
18 Jan 10 – 04 Jun 10
Semester 3
October 2010
12 Jul 10 – 17 Sept 10
03 May 10 – 17 Sept 10
Semester 1
February 2011
29 Nov 10 – 11 Feb 11
20 Sep 10 – 11 Feb 11
02 Nov 09 – 04 Jun 10 22 Feb 10 – 17 Sept 10 12 Jul 10 – 11 Feb 11 commenced 7 Dec 09 – 17 Sept 10 30 May 10 – 11 Feb 11
Tuition fees (AU$)
$1,925
$3,550/$3,850
$7,500
$10,050/$10,950
$13,000/$14,200
NOTES: All tuition fees are in Australian Dollars. Students are required to pay an enrolment fee (AU$200) and materials fees (AU$132 – AU$215 depending on the length of the course).

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SIBT accepts the following English language results:
• Academic IELTS
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TOEFL (TWE for Fast Track only)
Relevant high school English language results (in some countries only)
Completion of an accredited
Academic English program that is recognised by SIBT
Join students from around the world studying English on campus at CME
The following table can be used as a general guide to English admission requirements. Students who have English results below the levels listed will require full-time English study prior to commencing their academic course at SIBT.
English Course
IELTS (Academic)
TOEFL iBT TOEFL (Internet-based
Test)
Australian Year 12 (NSW
HSC)
Hong Kong HKCEE English
(Syllabus B/post 2007)
HKALE Use of English
SPM
GCSE Level English
GCE
Results required for
Mixed English Option in Certificate IV in
University Foundation
Studies only
5.0
500–523/173–93
61–70
Grade D/Level 3
*
Grade D7
Grade D7
*
Results required for direct entry into
Certificate IV in
University
Foundation Studies
5.5
527–547/197–210
71–78
ESL Band 3
Grade C/Level 4
Grade E
Grade C6
Grade C6
Grade E
Results required for
Provisional Entry
Program
5.5 (min 5.0 in all bands)
527–547/197–210
71–78
ESL Band 3
Grade C/Level 4
Grade E
Grade C6
Grade C6
Grade E
Results required for direct entry into
Diploma and
Fast Track Diploma
6.0 (min 5.5 in all bands)
550/213 and above
79 and above
ESL Band 4
Grade B/Level 5
Grade D
Grade B4
Grade B4
Grade D
* Where applicable students will be required to take a Navitas Placement Test to determine eligibility.
Notes:
• Students who are passport holders of Assessment Level 3 or 4 countries have different English requirements. This is due to Australian Government visa regulations. Please contact your representative or the SIBT Admissions team for further details.
• Students studying full-time English at CME or ACL, or who complete the SIBT Mixed English Option will be assessed for English progression internally and do not need to provide updated English results before progressing to SIBT.
• Students on a Provisional Entry Program must take a Communication and Study Skills unit in addition to the required 8 academic units.
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Students can use the table below as a guideline to the academic requirements for entry into SIBT Certificate and Diploma courses.
• SIBT will only consider academic subjects when determining average student performance.
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Not all qualifications and countries are listed and students with other credentials are encouraged to apply.
SIBT welcomes mature age students ( ≥ 21 years) and considers relevant employment experience if supporting documentation is provided.
• There is NO APPLICATION FEE to apply for SIBT courses.
Country
Australia
Bangladesh
Brazil
Botswana
Canada
Chile
China
Colombia
France
Ghana, Tanzania, Zambia,
Zimbabwe, Uganda
Hong Kong
GCE ‘O’ levels or equivalent – passes in 4 subjects
HKCEE – passes in 4 subjects
India
Certificate IV
Successful completion of Year 11
Intermediate Certificate with a GPA of
3.0 or above
Certificado de Ensino Medio with an average of 6.0 in 4 subjects
Cambridge Overseas School
Certificate with 3 passes
Successful completion of Grade 11
Licencia de Educacion, average grade <5.5
Completion of Senior Middle 2 with an average of 80% in 4 subjects
Bachillerato – average of <65%
Refer to SIBT Admissions team
Diploma (Standard Track)
Year 12 (NSW) – ATAR ≥ 66
Higher School Certificate
GPA between 3.0 and 3.49
Diploma (Fast Track)
Year 12 (NSW) – ATAR ≥ 69
Higher School Certificate GPA ≥ 3.5
Certificado de Ensino Medio with an average of 7.0 in 4 subjects
Additional year of study after High School
Certificado de Ensino Medio with an average of 8.0 in 4 subjects
Grade 12 with a minimum average
C grade
Licencia de Educacion, average grade of 5.5 – 5.69
Senior Middle 3 – 70% average in
4 subjects
Grade 12 with a minimum average
B grade
Licencia de Educacion, average grade ≥ 5.7
Senior Middle 3 – B or 75% average in 4 subjects
Bachillerato – average of 70 – 74.9% Bachillerato – average of ≥ 75%
Baccalaureate with an average of 10 Baccalaureate with an average of
12 or above
2 passes in the GCE ‘A’ levels 2 passes in the GCE ‘A’ levels D grade
School Certificate with an average of
60% or above in 4 Academic subjects
HKALE – 1 ‘A’ and 1 ‘AS’ level pass HKALE – 1 ‘A’ level and 2 ‘AS’ level passes or 2 ‘A’ level passes
All India Senior School Certificate – average ≥ 60% in 4 subjects
Indonesia
Iran
Japan
Jordan
Kenya
Kuwait
SMU II with an average grade of 7.2 for 4 subjects
3 year High School Diploma
Successful completion of Kotogakko
Year 2
Tawjihi with 50 – 59% average in academic subjects
KCSE – D average or GCE ‘O’ levels – passes in 3 subjects
Secondary School General Certificate with an overall percentage < 75%
All India Senior School Certificate – average of 54 – 59% or above in
4 subjects
SMU III with an average grade of 6.75
– 6.9 for 4 subjects
4 year High School Diploma
High School Graduation –
GPA of 2.5 – 2.9
Tawjihi with 70 – 79% average in academic subjects
KCSE – C average or GCE ‘A’ levels –
2 passes
Secondary School General Certificate with an overall percentage of 75 – 79%
SMU III with an average grade of ≥
7.0 for 4 subjects
Successful completion of National
Entrance Exam
High School Graduation -‘B’ grade average or GPA ≥ 3.0
Tawjihi with ≥ 80% average in academic subjects
KCSE – B average or GCE ‘A’ levels –
2 passes – minimum D grade
Secondary School Certificate with an overall percentage of ≥ 80

Country
Korea
Macau
Malaysia
Mexico
Nepal
Pakistan
Peru
Russian Federation
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
South Africa
Sri Lanka
Sweden
Taiwan
Thailand
Turkey
UAE
United Kingdom
USA
Vietnam
Global Assessment
Certificate
International
Baccalaureate
General Certificate of
Education (GCE)
Certificate IV
Successful completion of Year 11
Completion of Senior Middle 2 – average of 80% in 4 subjects
Successful completion of Form 5
(SPM) or equivalent or successful completion of Senior Middle 2
Bachillerato – average <6.0 for academic subjects
HSC 2nd Division <50% average in
4 subjects
Secondary School Certificate with an average of 60% or above in 4 academic subjects
Certificado de Educacion Secundaria
– average grade <12
Certificate of Secondary Education
Grade 11 – GPA 3.0
Diploma (Standard Track)
High School Graduation with
C grade average (Mi or 6)
Senior Middle 3 – 70% average in
4 subjects
STPM – 2 passes, Senior Middle 3 – passes of 70% or better in 4 subjects
Bachillerato – average of 7 – 7.9 for academic subjects
HSC 2nd Division 55 – 59% average in 4 subjects
Intermediate/Higher Secondary
School Certificate – average
54 – 59% for 4 subjects
Certificado de Educacion Secundaria
– average grade 14-15.9
General Secondary Education
Certificate < 50%
Successful completion of Form 5/
Sec 4 express (GCE ‘O’ levels) or equivalent with passes in 4 subjects
NSA <3
GCE or Sri Lankan A levels
Diploma of Completed Specialised
Secondary Education – GPA 3.75
General Secondary Education
Certificate with an average of 70%
2 passes in the GCE ‘A’ levels
NSA 4-5
GCE or Sri Lankan ‘A’ levels –
2 passes
2 years of Upper Secondary schooling Avgangsbetyg with G in
3 subjects
Completion of Senior Middle 2 – average of 80% in 4 subjects
Senior Middle 3 – 70% average in 4 subjects
Matayom 6 with GPA of 2.0 – 2.49
Successful completion of Matayom 5 with GPA of 2.5
Devlet Lise Diplomasi or Devlet
Meslek Diplomasi
Tawjihi with 50 – 59% average
GCE ‘O’ levels – 4 passes
High School Diploma (4 years)
Grade 3
Tawjihi with 70 – 79% average
GCE ‘A’ levels – 2 passes
Successful completion of Year 11
Successful completion of Year 11
Refer to SIBT Admissions team
USA Grade 12 GPA 2.75 – 2.99 or
SAT (2005) score 1400 – 1499
Year 12 with a grade average of
6.0 to 6.9
Average Grade 60 – 65.9%
Diploma (Fast Track)
High School Graduation with B grade average (Wu or 4)
Senior Middle 3 – B or 75% average in
4 subjects
STPM – 2 passes at minimum ‘D’ grade; Senior Middle 3 – 4 ‘B’ grades or ≥ 75% in 4 subjects
Bachillerato – average ≥ 8.0 for academic subjects
HSC 1st Division
Intermediate/Higher Secondary
School Certificate – average ≥ 60% for 4 subjects
Certificado de Educacion Secundaria
– average grade ≥ 16
Diploma of Completed Specialised
Secondary Education – GPA ≥ 4.0
General secondary Education
Certificate with an average of 75%
GCE ‘A’ levels – 2 passes – minimum
D grade
NSA 5+
GCE ‘A’ levels – 2 passes – minimum
D grade
Avgangsbetyg with VG in
3 subjects
Senior Middle 3 – B or 75% average in
4 subjects
Matayom 6 with GPA ≥ 2.5
High School Diploma (4 years)
Grade 4
Tawjihi with ≥ 80% average
GCE ‘A’ levels – 2 passes – minimum D grade
USA Grade 12 GPA ≥ 3.0 or SAT
(2005) score ≥ 1500
Year 12 with a grade average ≥ 7.0
Average Grade ≥ 66%
Assessed on an individual basis Aggregate mark 21 Aggregate mark 22
O levels – 4 passes A levels – 2 passes A levels – 2 passes, minimum D grade
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Small classes (maximum 50 students per lecture and 25 students per tutorial) encourage higher levels of lecturer/ student interaction. This provides
SIBT students with the opportunity to receive individual attention.
To further enhance students' learning experience, all SIBT lecture rooms contain state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment. This allows lecturers to deliver course content using interactive technologies including video, audio, DVD and the internet.
With students coming from over 50 countries, including Australia, SIBT is an ideal environment to meet friends, establish international networks and experience the Australian culture.
At both SIBT study locations, students enjoy access to computer laboratories, internet connection, printing facilities and online study materials. Dedicated IT personnel are available to assist students.
SIBT offers students the flexibility to design a timetable that suits their lifestyle and commitments. The SIBT student portal is an online communication tool that permits students to choose their units and enrol remotely. Students can also receive examination results, check examination dates and obtain other critical information. Students are also encouraged to participate in online student forums. Visit the SIBT student portal: https://portal.sibt.nsw.edu.au
James Beerworth, Australia
Diploma of Commerce, SIBT
Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing), Macquarie University
James is now working as an Account Manager for TorchMedia, a successful retail media firm in Sydney
After I left school, I was very unsure of my options and the direction my life was going to take. A friend suggested that I look at the SIBT website for ideas and the courses they offer. I soon enrolled in the
Diploma of Commerce and rate this as one of the best life decisions I made. SIBT is an excellent stepping stone for people who didn’t quite achieve the grades to make it directly into Macquarie University.

SIBT offers individual academic and welfare counselling to students seeking additional assistance. A team of qualified advisors is available and students seeking assistance are encouraged to make individual appointments. A convenient daily drop in advisory service is also available to students.
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Academic Advisors conduct regular study skills workshops in areas essential to university studies, including time management, goal setting, motivation, essay preparation, examination techniques, stress and relaxation.
Further individual assistance with
Statistics and Mathematics is provided through the Macquarie
University Numeracy Centre.
• SIBT lecturers are available for individual consultations. Students are encouraged to contact their lecturer to make an appointment.
SIBT Advisors assist students with questions related to learning. This service offers individual advice on interpreting essay and assignment questions, exam strategies, academic English and effective study techniques.
Extra tuition is provided each week for select units. These are organised to offer support to students who require further explanation of key concepts and assistance with assessment preparation.
This program assists students to adapt to Australian culture and to their new learning environment. An experienced senior student, who is trained as a mentor, welcomes each new student, provides information about academic and campus life and offers ongoing support during the student’s first semester at SIBT.
Orientation days are held each semester in the week prior to the commencement of classes. Important information needed to succeed at SIBT is provided and attendance is essential for all new students.
During orientation students are organised into small groups, each led by a mentor.
Students attend an information session, design their personal timetable, complete administrative tasks and join their group for a campus tour and a shared lunch.
The SRG is comprised of student and staff representatives who meet on a regular basis.
The role of the group is to provide students with a channel of communication between SIBT’s management and the student body. It provides an avenue where current issues affecting students can be discussed and feedback provided via the
Forum located on the Student Portal.
You Joung Kim, Korea
Diploma of Arts, SIBT
Living in Sydney is such an amazing experience. How people think and what they do is just different from my country. Students at
SIBT are more open-minded and tend to be more independent.
This is one of the biggest advantages I have experienced.
When I came to Sydney, I felt the language barrier and experienced a big culture shock. However the people around me were so friendly and I overcame this quickly with their support.
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SIBT students are welcome to utilise the Macquarie Accommodation Service to book on-campus accommodation.
Places on-campus are limited and we recommend you make a booking as soon as you have accepted your SIBT offer.
To book online, please visit www.international.mq.edu.
au/accommodation
Phone +61 2 9850 7965
Fax +61 2 9850 7733
Email housing@io.mq.edu.au
If you have not decided where you would like to live, we recommend arranging temporary accommodation or a minimum 4 week homestay so that you have accommodation secured when you first arrive.
SIBT is unable to arrange accommodation, homestay or airport reception. Please directly contact the service providers outlined on these pages.
Students are welcome to book airport reception by emailing airportexpress@ bigpond.com (approximate cost is
AU$60). Students who have applied and secured on-campus accommodation at Balaclava Apartments and
Macquarie Parklands will receive free airport reception.
Room type
Bathroom
Meals
Cost per week*
How to apply
Auzzie Families
Single, fully furnished
Share with homestay family
Mon – Fri breakfast and dinner
Sat – Sun breakfast, lunch and dinner
Under 18’s: AU$265, plus AU$35 p/ week if guardianship is required*
Over 18’s: $245 p/week,
Executive homestay $420 p/week www.auzziefamilies.com
* Additional placement fees may also be required and are not included.
Homestay Network
Single, fully furnished
Share with homestay family
Mon – Sun breakfast and dinner
AU$250, plus AU$50 p/week if guardianship is required*
From AU$300 for Premium homestay www.homestaynetwork.com.au
Macquarie University provides an
Accommodation Resource Room for students wishing to locate their own off-campus accommodation. Advice and information is available regarding private rental and share accommodation as well as assistance in making appointments for inspections. More information is available at www.international.mq.edu.au/ accommodation
Students under 18 years of age must either:
• Live with a parent, legal guardian or person aged over 21 years who is nominated by their parent (or legal guardian), or
• Provide evidence of guardianship arrangements.
Guardianship arrangements must be made through the Homestay organisations listed below and involve living with an Australian family in your own furnished bedroom. It is a great opportunity to experience Australian culture and improve your English skills.
Homestay Worldwide Pty Ltd
Single, fully furnished
Share with homestay family
Mon – Fri breakfast and dinner
Sat – Sun breakfast, lunch and dinner
AU$240 – AU$260 plus AU$40 p/week if guardianship is required* www.homestayworldwide.com

Dunmore Lang College
Room features – Fully furnished single rooms, telephone, cable/wireless internet access, and personal washbasin. Private or shared bathroom available.
Shared facilities – Computer lab, library, on-site laundries, common rooms with billiard tables, table tennis, TV and grand piano.
Meals – All meals included (except dinner on
Saturday).
General costs – From AU$378 per week.
Enrolment Fee and security deposit apply.
Fees include unlimited internet download and
U@MQ sports membership.
Apply online at: www.dunmorelangcollege.nsw.edu.au
Robert Menzies College
Room features – Fully furnished single rooms with personal telephone and internet access points.
Shared bathroom facilities.
Shared facilities – College library, computer room and printing facilities, on-site laundry, student kitchen, courtyard and barbeque, recreation facilities, chapel including piano, billiards, table tennis and TV room.
Informal tutorial assistance also available.
Meals – All meals included.
General costs – From AU$374 per week.
Registration fees, security deposit and additional fees apply.
Apply online at: www.rmc.org.au
Balaclava Apartments
(10 minute walk to SIBT)
Room features – Self catering fully furnished apartments. Single or twin share rooms available.
Shared bathroom facilities.
Shared facilities – On-site laundries, tennis court, swimming pool and barbeque area.
General costs – Approximately AU$130 – AU$240 per week. Security deposit required.
Apply through Macquarie University accommodation service. Apply online at: www.international.mq.edu.
au/accommodation/how-to-apply
Macquarie Parklands
(5-10 minute walk to SIBT)
Room features – Self-catering fully furnished apartments. Single or twin share rooms available.
Shared bathroom facilities.
General costs – Approximately AU$150 – AU$200 per week.
Apply through Macquarie University accommodation service. Apply online at: www.international.mq.edu.
au/accommodation/how-to-apply
Macquarie University Village
(10 minute walk to SIBT)
Room features – Self-catering fully furnished townhouses. Single rooms with private bathroom facilities. Telephone and internet available – additional telephone and internet charges apply.
Shared facilities – On-site laundries, computer and printing facilities, outdoor entertainment area, and recreation room with foxtel, Wii and pool table.
General costs – From AU$174 per week.
Enrolment fees and security deposit apply.
Apply online at: www.macquarieuv.com.au
Unilodge Sydney
Room features – Self-catering fully furnished, secure apartments. Studio or share apartments.
Single or twin share rooms available. Bathroom, kitchenette, telephone, and broadband internet in each apartment.
Shared facilities – Communal kitchens, coin operated laundry and ironing facilities on each floor,
20 metre lap pool and spa, mini gym, roof top barbeque, student common room and games room.
General costs – Range from AU$274 – AU$510 per week. Application and security deposit required.
Apply online at: www.unilodge.com.au
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Courses International Student (AU$) Australian Citizens/
Permanent Residents (AU$)
Course Length
Pre-university level
Mixed English Option (Certificate IV) Certificate IV fee plus $3,950
Certificate IV in University
Foundation Studies
University level
Provisional Entry Program
Diploma Courses
$16,840
(or $2,105 per unit)
Certificate IV fee plus $3,950
$14,920
(or $1,865 per unit)
Standard Track
12 months
12 months
Standard Track Fast Track
Diploma course fee plus $3,700 Diploma course fee plus $3,700 12 months n/a
12 months
Fast Track n/a
8 months
8 months
Advanced Diploma Courses
$20,960
(or $2,620 per unit)
$31,440
(or $2,620 per unit)
$17,720
(or $2,215 per unit)
$26,580
(or $2,215 per unit)
16 months n/a
Courses
Associate Degree $41,920
(or $2,620 per unit)
$35,440
(or $2,215 per unit)
Standard Track Fast Track
24 months n/a
Notes: All tuition fees are in Australian Dollars and apply for 2010 only. Students pay tuition fees per unit, as they progress through their study. In order to secure your place at
SIBT, we require payment of tuition fees for your first four units of study. Fees are correct as at the time of printing. The Institute reserves the right to vary its fees at any time.
Other compulsory charges (in addition to course fees)
International student enrolment fee (non-refundable)
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) per year (subject to review)
International Student (AU$) Australian Citizens/
Permanent Residents (AU$)
$200 n/a
$390 (1 year)
$780 (2 years) n/a
SIBT, as a recognised Higher Education
Provider, offers Australian citizens and permanent humanitarian visa students the opportunity to access the FEE-HELP loan scheme. Under this scheme the Federal Government will pay the student’s SIBT tuition fees (for
Diploma and Advanced Diploma units).
Students will repay this loan through the taxation system once they start earning a minimum salary of AU$43,150*
Students who are eligible for FEE-HELP will receive a ‘Request for FEE-HELP assistance’ form and a FEE-HELP information booklet with their SIBT Letter of Offer. To guarantee a place at SIBT, students will need to complete and return this form to SIBT prior to semester commencement.
Students interested in FEE-HELP should also refer to the Australian Government website: www.goingtouni.gov.au
* Current amount for income year 2009/2010.
Course fees do not include accommodation, food, transport, entertainment, textbooks and stationery. A single student requires approximately AU$18,000 – AU$20,000 per year for these expenses.

Navitas offers financial support in the form of family bursaries. A bursary applies where two or more students from the same family study with a Navitas member institution.
The first family member can be studying with a Navitas member institution at the same time as other family members or may have previously studied with any
Navitas member institution. For the purpose of this bursary, a family member is defined as a husband, wife, brother, sister, mother, father, son, daughter or stepchild.
The bursary is granted to the second and subsequent family members who study with a Navitas member institution. The bursary is equivalent to 10% of the tuition fee for one program only (ie. High School,
Certificate IV, Foundation, Diploma,
Bachelor degree or Master degree with a Navitas member institution) and is credited to the eligible student’s tuition fee account each semester (the amount being relevant to the number of units undertaken in that semester). The bursary does not apply to additional units or repeat units that may also be undertaken.
Please note:
1. The Navitas bursary is not applicable to English language programs or any component of an
English language program offered by Navitas member institutions. Please contact the relevant
Navitas member institution for more information.
2. The Navitas bursary applies to students studying at ACN, CIC, Curtin Sydney, Curtin
Singapore, CRIC, Eynesbury, FIC, HIBT, ICM, ICP,
ICWS, LIBT, Macquarie City Campus, MIBT, MIBT
Indonesia, PDIC, PIBT, QIBT, SAIBT and SIBT only.
3. A completed application must be submitted to the Navitas institution together with supporting documents, such as birth certificate, or family card. Application form can be obtained from the
Navitas institution where the student has enrolled.
Navitas is committed to helping students achieve their career goals by offering scholarships to outstanding students.
The scholarship applies to 50% of the tuition fee for a Navitas Diploma^ program at a Navitas college or one academic semester of undergraduate studies at ACN, Curtin Sydney, Curtin
Singapore or Macquarie City Campus.
To be considered for the Navitas academic merit scholarship, students must:
1. Have achieved a minimum average of 70% in their high school final year grades. Students who have completed further studies, must have achieved a minimum average of 70% in the last 12 months of their most recent studies to be eligible. Non-academic subjects including physical education, religion and languages are not included in the assessment; and
2. Have achieved a minimum
English language proficiency of
IELTS 6.0 or equivalent; and
3. Have a Letter of Offer from a
Navitas college or Navitas operated university campus (must hold an
UNCONDITIONAL OFFER by the application deadline); and
4. Be a new applicant (i.e. students who are currently studying with a Navitas member institution are not eligible).
Please note:
1. 2 x 50% scholarships are offered at all
Navitas colleges each semester.
2. Additional factors such as educational disadvantage, membership of a specific equity group and/or significantly adverse personal circumstances may be taken into account where the committee must differentiate between equally qualified applicants.
3. Students who are eligible to apply for a Navitas academic merit scholarship will be sent the scholarship application form with their Letter of Offer.
^ Diploma program may also be known or registered as Diploma Stage 2, 1st Year Degree
Programme or University Transfer
Program Stage 2 by some Navitas member institutions.
SIBT in conjunction with Macquarie
University awards one scholarship each semester to the highest performing
Diploma/Advanced Diploma student upon graduation from SIBT. The scholarship includes the full payment of course fees at
Macquarie University for two years (subject to continuing satisfactory performance at
Macquarie University). The scholarship is awarded to three students each year.
Each semester a number of awards are given to students who achieve outstanding academic results and these are announced at the graduation ceremonies.
Visit www.sibt.nsw.edu.au/scholarships.htm
for information on how to apply.
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SIBT can provide undergraduate students with one visa for the entire duration of their studies. This includes the SIBT course, Macquarie University
Bachelor degree and English tuition, if required. All you need to do is complete the SIBT application form and we will organise everything.
Applying for a Student Visa
Prospective international students intending to study in Australia must obtain a student visa from an Australian
Diplomatic Mission in their home country before embarking for Australia. Visa regulations must be met before a student visa is issued and these vary from country-to-country. A SIBT representative will be able to assist you in applying for a visa.
To apply for a visa you will first require:
• A Letter of Offer from SIBT.
• A Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) issued by SIBT after the respective fees and charges have been paid.
• A medical check-up as required by immigration regulation.
• Proof of financial support as required by immigration regulation.
• Citizens of certain countries may need to obtain a Pre-Visa Assessment from the Australian Diplomatic Mission before making any payment to SIBT.
How long is my visa?
Your student visa will be issued for the duration of the SIBT course as stated in the CoE that you will receive from SIBT.
If you plan to continue your studies at
Macquarie University or Macquarie City
Campus, SIBT will issue a CoE for both your SIBT and university courses.
Can I work while I study?
Permission to work in Australia will be granted as part of the student visa.
Students can work up to 20 hours per week while studying and full-time during the semester breaks. The income earned from part-time work is not adequate to cover study and living costs.
Are there visa conditions?
Whilst studying in Australia students
MUST abide by visa conditions as determined by the Department of
Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC).
These include:
• Complete course within the duration specified in the CoE.
• Maintain satisfactory attendance and course progress.
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Have sufficient funds to cover course fees and living expenses while in Australia.
Students who wish to change education provider before completing the first 6 months of their principal course must obtain a release letter from their institution and submit an application to DIAC. If the visa package includes both SIBT and
Macquarie University/Macquarie
City Campus, the principal course is the Macquarie University degree.
• Students must inform DIAC if they change their student status or withdraw from the course they are enrolled in.
• Students must extend their student visa before it expires.
• Students are required to advise
SIBT of changes to their Australian address within 7 days.
It is a visa condition that all overseas students maintain Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC) while in Australia.
If you have an accident or health problem you will be able to redeem some, or all of your medical costs.
SIBT will organise one policy for the duration of your SIBT course and English studies at CME or ACL (if required).
Costs are outlined on page 34.
For further information regarding student visas, please visit the Department of
Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) website at: www.immi.gov.au/students/index.htm

You may apply to SIBT directly or through an education representative in your home country. For a list of authorised SIBT representatives, please visit: https:// portal.sibt.nsw.edu.au/agentlist.asp
Early application and payment will secure a place in your course and allow sufficient time to obtain a student visa.
If your application is successful we will send you a Letter of Offer via email.
This will explain the course you have been accepted into, the fees that are payable including Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC), your student identification number (student ID), refund policy and course start date.
For further details about the
SIBT application process, please visit: www.sibt.nsw.edu.au/
How_do_I_apply.htm
In order to secure your place at SIBT we need to receive your acceptance form signed by you (student only), enrolment fee and tuition fees as outlined in your
Letter of Offer. Payment will not be receipted by SIBT until all the conditions on the Letter of Offer have been met and accepted by the Admissions Department.
Students may apply to receive exemptions for SIBT units on the basis of previous study. This should be done prior to enrolment. Exemption
Application forms can be obtained from your SIBT representative or downloaded from the SIBT website.
The decision to grant exemptions for
Certificate IV in University Foundation
Studies units is made by SIBT. The decision to grant exemptions for
Diploma and Advanced Diploma units is made by Macquarie University.
You can pay your tuition fees by bank draft, telegraphic fund transfer, direct deposit or internet banking.
Fees should be paid in Australian dollars. When making payment please include your student ID, as contained in your Letter of Offer.
1. Bank Draft
Please make payable to Sydney
Institute of Business and Technology
Student Fees Account.
2. Telegraphic Fund Transfer
Students must include their full name and student ID on the transfer document and forward a copy of the transaction document to the SIBT office.
Bank name:
Westpac Bank
Branch name:
109 St Georges Terrace,
Perth, WA 6000
Account name:
Sydney Institute of Business and
Technology Student Fees Account
Branch number (BSB):
036 000
Account number:
773 833
Swift code:
WPACAU2S
Phone +61 2 9850 6222
Fax +61 2 9850 6223
Email admissions@sibt.nsw.edu.au
3. Direct Deposit
Payment can be made at any Westpac
Bank. The original stamped deposit record must be presented to the SIBT office to obtain an official SIBT receipt.
Students must include their full name and student ID on the deposit document.
Bank name:
Westpac Bank
Branch name:
109 St Georges Terrace,
Perth, WA 6000
Account name:
Sydney Institute of Business and
Technology Student Fees Account
Branch number (BSB):
036 000
Account number:
773 833
To support SIBT’s mission to provide quality services to all students and to comply with Government requirements
SIBT has endorsed a variety of policies.
To view full details of these policies, please visit SIBT at: www.sibt.nsw.edu.au/
Policies.htm
4. Internet Banking
Bank name:
Westpac Bank
Branch name:
109 St Georges Terrace,
Perth, WA 6000
Account name:
Sydney Institute of Business and
Technology Student Fees Account
Branch number (BSB):
036 000
Account number:
773 833
Students must include their student
ID in the transaction and email/fax proof of the transaction to SIBT.
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Mandy Snoek, Netherlands
Diploma of Commerce, SIBT
I chose to study at SIBT because their
Diplomas lead directly into the second year of a Macquarie University degree.
This means I’m still able to complete my degree in three years. Thanks to my experience at SIBT I hope to be a successful accountant in Sydney’s CBD.
Julia do Paco, Brazil
Diploma of Communication, SIBT
Bachelor of Media, Macquarie University
As an international student studying in
Australia, I was looking for a learning environment that was friendly and supportive – I found it at SIBT!
I have had the opportunity to meet people from all over the world, who like me, were experiencing a new culture. It made me feel so much better about the experience of studying away from home.
Fan Zhang, PR China
Diploma of Commerce, SIBT
Bachelor of Commerce – Actuarial
Studies, Macquarie University
SIBT Macquarie Scholarship winner
As the recipient of the SIBT
Macquarie Scholarship I was granted the opportunity to study at
Macquarie University without the worry of paying my tuition fees.
Thanks to SIBT’s excellent academic tuition and hospitable administration staff, I am now a confident and successful student of Macquarie University.
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Muhammad Azm Aftab, Pakistan
Diploma of Arts, SIBT
One of the best things about SIBT is that it’s located at Macquarie
University. It provides the facilities and services of a major university and is a great introduction to university life. The lecturers are informative and help a lot in understanding the concepts of the course.
Francois Touraille, France
Certificate IV in University Foundation
Studies, SIBT
The lecturers at SIBT are so nice and have helped me to achieve my goal of studying at Macquarie
University. The SIBT North Ryde campus is beautiful place to relax and have fun with the friends I have made from all over the world.
Patriciah Muigai, Kenya
Certificate IV University Foundation
Studies, SIBT
SIBT is a multicultural and friendly place to study. The diversity of the students and staff make each day interesting. My course has helped to dramatically improve my
English and communication skills.

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ATTACH
PASSPORT PHOTO
HERE
Enter your ID No. if you have studied at SIBT before
Student details
Family name (as per passport):
Given names (as per passport):
Education details
Please list your highest education qualification (this may include any course that you started but did not complete after leaving secondary school).
Name of qualification
(eg, Year 12, HKALE or ‘A’ Levels):
School/Institution:
Country:
Course Length: Date completed:
Course commencement
Please specify when you wish to commence studies
SIBT – Macquarie University
Year February June October
SIBT – Macquarie City Campus
Year February June October
Where do you intend to continue your
Bachelor studies?
Macquarie University
Macquarie City Campus
Which degree do you intend to study?
Date of birth: / / (DD/MM/YY)
Gender: Male Female
Student address in Australia (if known):
Attach certified copies of academic transcripts for ALL secondary school and post secondary school qualifications. If you believe you have relevant employment experience, please attach details.
Depending on where you studied and on the language of instruction, you may need to show us evidence of your English language ability.
IELTS / TOEFL / Other (eg HKCEE, O levels, school results): Postcode:
Address overseas (must be applicant’s address, not agent’s address): Are you currently enrolled in another institution?
Yes
Name of institution________________________
No
Course preferences
Postcode:
Student home phone (compulsory):
Student mobile phone (compulsory):
Study location
SIBT, Macquarie University
SIBT, Macquarie City Campus
(Diploma of Business Administration,
Commerce and Communication only)
Pre-University level
Student email (compulsory):
What is your citizenship? (as per passport):
What is your country of birth?
Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies
Stream: Commerce
Information Technology
Mass Communication
University level
Diploma of Arts
Diploma of Business Administration
Are you a citizen or permanent resident of
Australia?
Yes No
If yes, please provide evidence of citizenship or residency, eg, a certified copy of your birth certificate, passport, citizenship certificate or visa. Unless verification is supplied, you will be classified as an international student.
Diploma of Commerce
Diploma of Communication
Diploma of Computing
Diploma of Electronic Engineering
Advanced Diploma of Business Administration
Advanced Diploma of Commerce
Advanced Diploma of Computing
Associate Degree in Business
PLEASE TURN OVER PAGE TO SIGN
Unsigned applications cannot be processed. (Agents may not sign on behalf of the applicant).
How did you hear about SIBT? (please only tick ONE)
Recommended by a friend or relative
Exhibition/seminar
Name___________________________________
Recommended by a school counsellor
Newspaper advertisement
SIBT website
Recommended by Macquarie University
Recommended/Assisted by an agent (please specify which agent)
________________________________________
Other (please specify)___________________
International students
Passport number:
Do you have a current Australian Visa?
Yes No
Visa type – Student/PR/Visitor/Business):
Do you require pre-course English tuition?
Yes How many weeks? _________________
No
Where would you like to study English?
CME (Macquarie University)
ACL (Macquarie City Campus)
Disclaimer
I grant SIBT permission to provide my parent(s), and agents or guardian(s), if requested, with any information pertaining to my application to study, ongoing academic progress, results and attendance.
Yes No
Address for applications
Admissions Manager
Sydney Institute of Business and Technology at Macquarie University
NSW 2109 Australia
Telephone +61 2 9850 6116 (Admissions)
Facsimile +61 2 9850 6223
Email
Web admissions@sibt.nsw.edu.au www.sibt.nsw.edu.au

Application checklist
1 . Complete one application form to apply to SIBT, Macquarie University,
CME or ACL (if required).
2. Include certified* copies of all academic qualifications (school, college, university).
3. Include certified* copy of English language proficiency.
4. Include certified* translation of any documents that are not in English.
5. If you have changed your name official documents must be included.
* A certified copy is a photocopy signed by an authorised officer to acknowledge that it matches the original document exactly.
Authorised officers are:
• The SIBT office in Sydney
• An authorised SIBT representative (please visit: www.sibt.nsw.edu.au
)
• The institution that issued the documents
• A Justice of the Peace or Public Notary
• An Australian Embassy, Consulate or Education Centre.
Refund policy and enrolment conditions for overseas students
Fees
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Provision has been made to safeguard payments made in advance as follows: a) All course fees paid before the course commences will be deposited into the Sydney Institute of
Business and Technology Student Fees Account; b) It is a visa condition for all overseas students to have valid Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) while studying in Australia. SIBT has an Institutional
Cover Agreement with Worldcare and can facilitate the OSHC payments for its students;
All fees and charges will be payable in advance as determined by the Institute from time-to-time.
Students will not be permitted to commence or continue their course at the beginning of any semester until all outstanding fees or charges are paid.
Fees are correct as at the time of printing. The Institute reserves the right to vary its fees at any time.
Where a student is permitted to study less than a full semester load (4 units) the student will pay the current per unit fee for each unit undertaken.
The student is required to attend all classes in which they are timetabled and undertake all tests and examinations during a course and abide by all rules and regulations of the Institute that are in force at any time. Please refer to the current, full SIBT Course
Progress Policy and Procedures at http://www.sibt.
nsw.edu.au/index.php/sibt-policies.html
The Institute may by written notice vary such conditions of enrolment as may be necessary to comply with SIBT’s Policies, or with any law, regulation or amendment thereof, of the Commonwealth of
Australia or the State of New South Wales.
The Contract between the Applicant and the Institute is governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of
Australia and the State of New South Wales.
In the event of circumstances requiring urgent medical care where it is not possible to contact the parent/ guardian, the Institute is authorised as a matter of urgency to seek appropriate medical care.
SIBT follows the National Code of Practice for
Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students. A description of the ESOS Framework is available at: http://aei.dest.
gov.au/AEI/ESOS/NationalCodeExplanatoryGuide/
PartA/Part_A.htm
Additional articulation conditions or quotas may apply from time-to-time. Any additional conditions will be included in the Letter of Offer.
All prospective overseas students must be aware that any school-age dependants who come to Australia with them must attend school whilst in Australia and will be required to pay full fees if enrolled in a government or non-government school.
Student visa condition 8533 requires student visa holders to notify their education providers of any change to their residential address. All students are required to notify SIBT of any change to their residential address in Australia within 7 days while enrolled in the course.
SIBT’s current, full Refund Policy and Enrolment
Conditions for Overseas Students is available at: www.sibt.nsw.edu.au/index.php/sibt-policies.html
For the purposes of the Refund Policy and Enrolment
Conditions for Overseas Students only, a course is defined as one semester of study in any program of SIBT.
If an applicant accepts a place offered by SIBT and pays the fees, it means a binding contract is created between the student and SIBT.
Notification of withdrawal from unit/s or course of study must be made in writing to SIBT.
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The cancellation fee will be calculated as shown in the table on this page.
All fees paid including any course fees collected by education agents on behalf of SIBT, except the non-refundable enrolment fee, are subject to this refund policy.
Where a visa renewal is rejected due to a breach in visa conditions, a student must withdraw from SIBT and the cancellation fee will be calculated as shown in the table on this page.
SIBT reserves the right not to offer a course previously made available at its own discretion.
Where a student is unable to enrol in a similar course at SIBT and the enrolment is cancelled then all fees paid will be refunded.
All refunds under SIBT’s Refund Policy and Enrolment
Conditions for Overseas Students will be paid within four (4) weeks after receiving a written claim from the student. In the unlikely event that Sydney Institute of
Business and Technology (SIBT) is unable to deliver your course in full, you will be offered a refund of all the course money you have paid to date. The refund will be paid to you within 2 weeks of the day on which the course ceased being provided. Alternatively, you may be offered enrolment in an alternative course by SIBT at no extra cost to you. You have the right to choose whether you would prefer a full refund of course fees, or to accept a place in another course. If you choose placement in another course, we will ask you to sign a document to indicate that you accept the placement.
If SIBT is unable to provide a refund or place you in an alternative course our Tuition Assurance Scheme
(TAS) Australian Council for Private Education and
Training (ACPET) will place you in a suitable alternative course at no extra cost to you. Finally, if ACPET can not place you in a suitable alternative course, the ESOS
Assurance Fund Manager will attempt to place you in a suitable alternative course or, if this is not possible, you will be eligible for a refund as calculated by the
Fund Manager.
This agreement, and the availability of complaints and appeals processes, does not remove the right of the student to take action under Australia’s consumer protection laws.
Notification Period
Visa refusal (Proof of refusal necessary)
More than 10 weeks
More than 4 weeks and up to 10 weeks
4 weeks or less
AU$500
30% of the course fees
After Course Commencement Date
4 weeks or less
More than 4 weeks
Cancellation Fee
AU$200
Before Course Commencement Date
60% of the course fees
AU$500, plus 70% of the course fees
100% of the course fees
International student enrolment fee is non-refundable
Deferral
If a student wishes to defer enrolment until a later semester SIBT will hold the fees paid until commencement, without penalty. Deferrals will only be accepted until the end of week 4, except in exceptional circumstances such as medical, compassionate or other unforeseen situations. Documentary evidence must be supplied.
Students who defer and then subsequently withdraw from the course will be liable to the refund policy from the date of application for deferral. Maximum deferral is 3 semesters or 12 months, except in exceptional circumstances.
Declaration
I declare that the information I have supplied on this form is, to the best of my understanding and belief, complete and correct. I understand that the giving of false or incomplete information may lead to the refusal of my application or cancellation of enrolment. I have read and understood the published course information in the brochure or website and I have sufficient information about SIBT to enrol. I give permission for SIBT to obtain official records from any educational institution attended by me and from Macquarie
University following studies at SIBT. I authorise SIBT to provide any relevant personal information to Macquarie
University and Navitas Ltd to facilitate the issue of a student
ID card and the use of Macquarie University and Navitas
Ltd library resources and I authorise both bodies to retain my photo image for identification purposes. I also authorise
SIBT to supply any relevant official records to educational institutions to which I am seeking admission. I authorise
SIBT to provide my personal information, including personal and contact details, course enrolment details and changes, and (if applicable) the circumstances of any suspected breach of student visa conditions, to the Australian
Government, designated authorities, and, if relevant, the
Tuition Assurance Scheme and the ESOS Assurance Fund
Manager, and to third party service providers (such as electronic storage providers and organisations which may assist in the processing and finalisation of my application).
In other instances information collected on this form and during my enrolment can be disclosed without my consent where authorised or required by law. I accept liability for payment of all fees as explained in this brochure or website, and I agree to abide by the refund policy as specified. I also understand that fees may rise. I agree to abide by the SIBT academic rules and policies as published on the website and portal from time-to-time. I have also read the section relating to cost of living in Australia and I confirm that I am able to meet these costs. I understand that if I am not enrolled at SIBT my OSHC membership expires.
Signature
Date
If applicant is under 18 years of age the signature of a
Parent or Guardian is required.
Signature
Date
Representative stamp
City where application was submitted
Sydney Institute of Business and Technology Pty Ltd
CRICOS Provider Code 01576G
Macquarie University
CRICOS Provider Code 00002J

Welcome to Macquarie University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Australia’s leading pathway provider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Welcome to Sydney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Macquarie University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6
The Macquarie community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
The SIBT pathway to Macquarie University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Certificate IV in University Foundation Studies . . . . . . . . . . . .12
Higher Education Diploma Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Advanced Diploma Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Important Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Associate Degree in Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
A day in the life of a SIBT student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21
Same Class. New Experience . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22
SIBT Intercampus Timetable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Macquarie University Graduate Certificate Courses . . . . . . . .24
Study in the City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
English language preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26
English requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Academic requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Learning environment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Student support services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31
Accommodation at Macquarie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Your investment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Navitas bursary and scholarships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Student visas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
How to apply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
SIBT success stories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Application form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Navitas – Your World, Faster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
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For other assistance contact:
Telephone +61 2 9850 6222
Facsimile +61 2 9850 6223
Email future@sibt.nsw.edu.au
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The information contained in this brochure is correct at the time of publication, however, Sydney Institute of Business and Technology (SIBT) reserves the right to alter, amend or delete details at any time without notice. Printed November 2009.
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