Students Who Should Apply Through QTAC
All undergraduate courses, the Master of Teaching (Primary) and Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Students Who Should Apply Direct to CHC
All postgraduate courses (except Master of Teaching) and all overseas applicants.
APPLYING THROUGH QTAC
Applications made through QTAC are accepted on a year round basis with CHC student intakes received at start of the year and mid-year. Please refer to the QTAC website for offer dates. http://www.qtac.edu.au
Current Year 12 students can find all relevant information on the QTAC website and advice will be given by your school on how to lodge your application.
Mature age students should also apply through QTAC. You can lodge your application online at http://www.qtac.edu.au The QTAC website explains how to complete your application correctly and lists the documentation you will require. If you are 21 or older, and don’t qualify for admission based on your formal study, other informal studies, bridging courses or professional experience may apply.
Contact CHC for information on the Mature Age Entry Scheme by email: admissions@chc.edu.au or phone: (07) 3347 7900.
APPLYING DIRECT TO CHC
Submit the relevant Application Form online.
Business
Graduate Certificate in Management
Graduate Diploma in Management
Master of Business Administration
Education and Humanities
Graduate Certificate in Christian Education
Master of Education
Millis Institute (Liberal Arts)
Graduate Certificate in the Liberal Arts
Graduate Diploma in the Liberal Arts
Ministries
Graduate Certificate in Ministry
Graduate Diploma in Ministry
Master of Ministry Leadership
Social Sciences
Graduate Certificate in Neuropsychotherapy
Graduate Certificate in Social Science Leadership
Master of Social Science Leadership
Master of Counselling
If you need help completing your application form, contact admissions@chc.edu.au or telephone (07) 3347 7900.
For postgraduate courses you will need to provide certified copies of all official academic transcripts, showing all courses previously undertaken and awards granted.
Overseas applicants will require a copy of the Guide for Overseas obtainable from the Documents page. Alternatively, you can request an electronic copy by contacting: admissions@chc.edu.au
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.
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) depending upon the course for which application is made (see above).
Please refer to the QTAC website for all information regarding closing dates for offer rounds.
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 who will be over the age of 18 as at the commencement of their enrolment at CHC.
Overseas applicants should consult the Guide for Overseas Applicants from the Documents page. This publication more fully outlines the requirements for studying in Australia and the process involved in being offered and accepting a place at CHC.
Applications from prospective overseas students are processed upon receipt. Applicants should be mindful that student visa applications made to the Department of Home Affairs can take a number of weeks to be assessed, and should submit applications accordingly.
CHC is currently accepting applications from international students to commence studies in 2019 and 2020. Applications to commence studies in 2021 and onwards are not yet open.
Please note that quotas apply to admission to some courses for overseas students for whom English is an additional language. Where quotas apply, applications will be processed in order of receipt (complete applications only – see below). CHC reserves the right to vary these quotas and to offer places above the stated quotas. The quotas that currently apply are:
Undergraduate Business courses – 30.
A ‘complete’ application means that all required documentation has been included and all required fees have been paid. Where further documentation is requested or fees have not been paid, the application is not considered to be complete until these have been received.
Any questions regarding the application process may be directed to admissions@chc.edu.au
Application for Admission (Overseas Students – Onshore)
Application for Admission (Overseas Students – Offshore)
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.
Download Cross-Institutional Enrolment Document
Technology requirements for all courses
All students will require computer and internet access for engaging with their studies. All students at CHC are assigned a dedicated email address that is used to deliver all official correspondence, such as confirmation of enrolment notices, tuition fee invoices and statements of results. Students are also assigned individual login details for using Library services and the Moodle™ learning platform, through which course materials are provided, as well as individual space on the student server for the purpose of data storage.
