Admission Information To study in any course or unit, a student must be formally admitted to IMC. Admission into IMC is determined on the basis of academic merit, the capacity for tertiary level study and likelihood of success in completing the program. Applicants will be assessed and considered if eligibility requirements are met according to our Student Selection and Admission Policy. Further to IMC’s general requirements, all programs have specific Admission Criteria. For Domestic Students Undergraduate Entry Requirements Postgraduate Entry Requirements are listed under each Course Information. Students can search preferred course from homepage or click Here to explore all the postgraduate courses. All applicants with overseas qualifications applying for Undergraduate or Postgraduate studies at IMC need to provide evidence of English proficiency. IMC recognises a number of English language tests as proof of English proficiency, however, requirements vary across programs. Please refer to English Language Requirements. For International Students To gain entry to IMC, International students need to meet both the academic entry requirements and the English language requirements. Australia and Overseas Qualification: Specific entry requirements can be found under each Course Information or can be found in the Course Guide. Click HERE for more information. English Language Requirements General Admission Information Students with disabilities The same conditions and procedures apply to the admission of students with disabilities as to all students. IMC provides assistance to students with disabilities. However it is essential for a student with a disability to notify the Admissions Office before submitting their applications to ensure that early arrangement for their assistance can be made. Students with disabilities may be entitled to request special consideration on assessment. Please refer to Student Selection and Admissions Policy and Procedure. Admission Pathways Scholarship Adjustment Factors Student Loans - check if you are eligible to apply for FEE-HELP? Application Process How to Apply (Admission Procedure) There are two ways in which students can apply to gain admission at IMC. Please select your preferred application method for further instructions on the page of Apply Now. Application Date Please ensure you submit your application before the enrolment deadline for each intake. Key dates https://www.imc.edu.au/current-students/key-dates Accept an Offer Students can accept their offer online after reading through the conditions of enrolment and Student Refund Policy. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Enrolment Deferral, Changes, Withdrawal and Leave of Absence Deferral Before the census date, students are allowed to defer the studies for compassionate reasons. Students need to complete Application for Deferment of Studies Form and send it with supporting documents to Admissions (application@imc.edu.au). Changes Before the census date, students are allowed to change the program for compassionate reasons. Students need to complete the Application for Change of Program Form and send it with supporting documents to Admissions (application@imc.edu.au). Withdrawal Students can apply to withdraw their studies before or after the census date. Please be aware that withdrawal post-census may incur an academic penalty and financial liability. Students need to complete Application for Withdrawal of Course/Units Form and send to Student Services (studentservice@imc.edu.au). The interview and counselling process will be arranged. Leave of Absence Before the census date, students are allowed to apply for a leave of absence for compassionate reasons. Students need to complete Leave of Absence Form and send it with supporting documentation to Academic (as@imc.edu.au). For details, please refer to the International Students Enrolment Amendments and Variations Procedures. Student and campus services Student Services and Activities Student Handbook Further Information TEQSA national register QILT website FAQs Glossary Admission Policy Appeals and Grievance Please refer to Student Complaints and Appeals Policy and Procedure