Diploma of Cyber Security

Yes. SAE diploma courses, including the Diploma of Cyber Security, can be used as a pathway to degree-level study at SAE and at other Australian tertiary institutions. They are a great option for people who haven't studied before and/or those looking for an alternative pathway to degree-level studies.

Yes. SAE Diploma courses attract FEE-HELP for eligible Australian students. FEE-HELP is an Australian Government loan scheme that assists eligible fee-paying students to pay all or part of their tuition fees. You must meet eligibility criteria including being an Australian citizen (or qualifying visa holder) and be enrolled by the census date.

SAE has three intakes per year: February, May, and September. You can view the academic calendar for trimester start dates or contact your campus for further information.

Domestic students can choose to study most SAE courses, including diplomas, in a part-time capacity. However, please note that part-time study is not available for international students. An SAE course advisor can provide more information about study options for this course.

SAE has campuses in Adelaide, Brisbane, Byron Bay, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney, as well as online study options. You should contact SAE directly or speak with a course advisor to confirm which specific campus locations offer the Diploma of Cyber Security.