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For international students already enrolled in Australia, compare accepted credit, weighted grades and the time cost of switching courses.
- How Do I Find Out Which Credits My Australian Course May Accept?Learn how to check current credit-transfer requirements and prepare evidence, including the University of Sydney’s requirements for a certified transcript and detailed unit outlines from the year and session completed.
- How Should I Compare Credit Decisions From My Current School and Another School?This guide explains how to compare credit decisions using TEQSA’s evidence-and-learning-equivalence guidance and the University of Sydney’s explanation of course-level credit.
- What Is the Difference Between Credit Transfer and Recognition of Prior Learning?At the University of Sydney, credit is also called recognition of prior learning (RPL) and can count prior study or work experience toward a degree, while RPL may also refer to reduced learning or waivers.
- Which Evidence Should I Submit for a Credit Transfer Assessment?Explains the evidence the University of Sydney requests for external-study credit: a certified copy of an official academic transcript and a course outline for each credit item.
- Which Questions Should I Ask About Course Equivalence Before Requesting Credit?A pre-request checklist based on the University of Sydney distinction between specific and non-specific credit, including the unit outlines and transcripts applicants are asked to provide.
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