Admissions
Applications are considered for undergraduate entry to the four Bachelor of Science programmes.
An enquiry is the first step; it is not itself an application. Admissions are open for the coming academic year.
How to begin.
The College does not publish league tables, comparative rankings, or claims of overseas collegiate affiliation. Write to the Admissions Office with a short statement of interest.
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Enquiry
Write to the College with your name, a working email, the programme you have in mind, and a statement of interest.
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Invitation
The Admissions Office will reply. If you are invited to apply, the papers will set out what is required.
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Application
A formal application is considered only when invited. An enquiry is not a place.
Entry
- Applicants must hold a minimum of Certificate IV, NCQF Level 4 (general education or TVET), or an equivalent qualification.
- Candidates who do not meet that minimum may be considered through Recognition of Prior Learning, administered according to the National RPL Policy.
- Credit Accumulation and Transfer is available to learners transferring from another institution, in line with the National Policy on CAT.
- A strong school record in mathematics or computing is expected. Particular papers and any further requirements are sent with the application papers, once an enquiry has been received.
This draft does not publish an Open Day date, a fee tariff, or named referees.
Programmes
Admissions Office
Enquiries may also be addressed to the Admissions Office. This unpublished draft does not connect to the College domain.