Non-Standard applications are assessed individually by Faculty Selection Committees. Academic background, work and life experience are taken into consideration when assessing the applications. Applicants for each course are ranked by the Faculty Selection Committees, and places are offered to the most eligible and highly ranked. All Non-Standard applicants are required to demonstrate that they have the prerequisite knowledge to undertake the desired courses, and met the University's English competence requirement. It is not possible to give a complete list of all the qualifications which might make a Non-Standard applicant eligible for admission to the University.
Many applicants possess more than one qualification.
Courses at TAFE or other provider, at Diploma level or above - where possible proof of course completion should be submitted in addition to Statements of Results. Complete or incomplete degree at a WA or interstate institution Overseas qualifications - the University will assess the qualifications for admission. The original transcript of studies, with proof of course completion where applicable, should be submitted with the application. If the documents are in a language other than English an original certified English translation should also be submitted.