Bachelor of Information Technology

As an ESOS-registered provider, UHE must comply with the ESOS Act 2000 and the National Code of Practice 2018. This means international students are protected by rights including a written fee agreement before paying, guaranteed delivery of the education paid for, and the ability to receive a refund or be placed in another course if UHE is unable to teach the course.

Your visa may only be extended if you experience compassionate or compelling circumstances (such as illness supported by a medical certificate), if UHE has implemented an intervention strategy for students at risk of not meeting satisfactory course progress, or if an approved Leave of Absence has been granted.

You must advise UHE of your current address within seven days of arriving in Australia. For any other changes to personal details — including your name, phone number, personal email, or emergency contact — you must notify UHE Administration within seven days of the change.

For more information regarding the ESOS framework, you can visit the Australian Government's international education regulatory information page at https://internationaleducation.gov.au/Regulatory-Information/Pages/Regulatoryinformation.aspx.

A COE is issued for the expected duration of your studies — the time required to complete your course on a full-time basis. It is an official document linked to your student visa, and if you are unable to complete your course within the COE duration, a visa extension will only be considered under specific approved circumstances such as illness, provider-initiated intervention, or an approved Leave of Absence.