Enrolment Matters
Application for admission to CHC differs according to whether you are an domestic applicant or overseas applicant , the type of course you would like to study, whether you would like to enrol as a cross-institutional student or perhaps just looking to undertake a unit of study for personal interest.
Domestic Applicants
You are considered to be a domestic applicant if you are an Australian or New Zealand citizen, a Permanent Resident or hold a Permanent Humanitarian visa. Domestic applicants apply directly to CHC or via the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC).
Direct Applications |
|
Students who have studied at CHC within the past two years and who wish to recommence their course or to transfer to a new course are to apply directly to CHC. |
Applications via QTAC |
Bachelor of Social Science (Counselling) (SS12)Overseas Applicants
If you are not an Australian or New Zealand citizen, a Permanent Resident or hold a Permanent Humanitarian visa you are considered to be an Overseas applicant. CHC welcomes Overseas applicants over the age of 18. Overseas applicants should obtain a copy of the Courses Guide for Overseas Students. This publication more fully outlines the requirements for studying in Australia. Application form
top of page
Cross Institutional Applicants
Students from other universities may apply to enrol in courses at CHC to gain credit towards an award at their home university. Cross-institutional enrolments are subject to the rules of Christian Heritage College, including those relating to academic progress. Application Form
top of page
Personal Interest Applicants (Audit)
Applicants may choose to enrol in a unit as an Audit student. Audit students are students who study a CHC unit(s) for professional or personal development however they do not enrol in the complete course and do not complete assessment or receive credit for the unit(s). Application Form
top of page
