Colleges in Australia

International students must meet the University of Notre Dame admission requirements to get admission. The university entry requirements vary from programme to program. Applicants must have a valid high school degree for undergraduate admission and a bachelor’s degree for graduate admission. Mentioned below are the University of Notre Dame admission requirements for international students:

The University of Notre Dame requirements for undergraduate admission:

• Official high school transcripts or record of academic achievement in secondary school
• A letter of evaluation from a high school teacher
• The entrance exam SAT or ACT scores are optional
• Applicants must meet the Notre Dame English language requirements
• A letter of evaluation from a high school teacher

The University of Notre Dame requirements for graduate admission:

• Must complete a bachelor’s degree or its equivalent from a recognised institute
• An undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or greater on a 4.0 scale
• Some graduate programs require GMAT/GRE test results
• Applicants must meet the Notre Dame English language requirements
• Letters of Recommendation

Note: Notre Dame is test-optional for the 2024 and 2025 application cycles.

Indian students must pay the non-refundable University of Melbourne appliction fees to submit the admision application. However, students not be charged the application fee if they meet any of the following criteria:

• You are a current University of Melbourne student
• You are a current Trinity College Foundation Studies student
• You have been given a waiver form signed by a University of Melbourne staff member at an exhibition or interview session
• You are being sponsored (fully funded) by a government or private employer (supporting evidence must be attached and provided along with your application)
• You are a Research Higher Degree applicant
• You are a Study Abroad or Exchange student.

Read more about the University of Melbourne admissions

When applying to Murdoch Institute of Technology, there are key distinctions from other Australian universities:

1. Flexible Study Options: Murdoch Institute of Technology students are able to arrange their education to accommodate their other obligations and personal lives because of the flexible study options available to them. Students are in responsibility of their own learning, regardless of whether they are graduate or undergraduate, enrolled full- or part-time, or learning online.
2. Personalized Curriculum: Undergraduates at Murdoch University, affiliated with Murdoch Institute of Technology, have the opportunity to expand their educational and career options by choosing to pursue a co-major or minor, double major, combined degree, or any other shorter-term course of study that is officially recognised as a major.