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Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Canberra
Northcott Dr, Canberra, ACT 2600
Eligibility
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\nYou will be considered to have an advanced level of bilingual proficiency if you have:
\n\nCompleted 3-year+ qualification equivalent to an Australian Bachelor degree which was undertaken in the nominated language, completed within the 10 years prior to commencement of the program applied for OR\nProvided evidence of a NAATI certification/accreditation for interpreting or translation for the nominated language offered in this program OR\nSuccessfully completed TAFE Diploma or TAFE Advanced Diploma of Interpreting OR\nSuccessfully completed at least one of UNSW's I&T courses (MODL5100, MODL5101, MODL5102, MODL5103, MODL5104, MODL5107, MODL5108, MODL5112) OR\nProvided evidence of being a native speaker of the language and completed high school in the nominated language for this program. High school transcript and proof of completion are required.\n\nRecognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
\nStudents who have completed the short courses below are eligible to receive up to 6 UoC per course towards their program subject to the requirements and limitations specified by the UNSW Recognition of Prior Learning Procedure.
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Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Accreditation Status
AccreditedCommon Questions
UNSW offers several options to help finance postgraduate study, including Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs), FEE-HELP loans, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) to reduce the number of courses you pay for, and employer tuition reimbursement arrangements.
FEE-HELP is a higher education loan program provided by the Australian Government that helps fee-paying postgraduate students cover the upfront costs of their full tuition or part of their tuition fees. Unlike private loans, compulsory repayments of the FEE-HELP debt will be deducted from your income by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) once you start earning above the repayment threshold. You can also make voluntary repayments at any time.
Yes. You can apply to have your previous study recognised and the credit transferred to your current degree program at UNSW. RPL will reduce the total cost of your study by reducing the number of individual courses you are charged tuition fees for. For certain postgraduate programs, professional experience in the discipline may also be recognised.
Many employers recognise the career advancement benefits of postgraduate study and may be willing to pay some or all of your study costs. UNSW recommends preparing your case by researching the program, outlining the benefits to your employer, and being prepared to make a contractual commitment if your employer agrees to fund your study. Additionally, if your degree relates directly to your job, you may also be able to claim your tuition fees and other study expenses on tax through the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
UNSW's graduates earn the highest median salaries among graduates of Go8 universities, according to the QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (2024), making postgraduate study at UNSW a strong long-term investment in career advancement and salary growth.
Application
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Step 02
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Step 03
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