If you are a domestic student

If you are a domestic student who is applying for an undergraduate course (Diploma and Bachelor) or a Master of Teaching course, you are to submit a QTAC Application.

If you are a domestic student who is applying for a postgraduate course (Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, Masters), except a Master of Teaching course, you are to submit a CHC Direct Entry Application.

If you are a cross-institutional student

If you are currently enrolled at another higher education provider but wish to undertake units at CHC to transfer into your course, you can do this via the Cross-Institutional Enrolment tab above.

QTAC is the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre. QTAC manages the receipt and assessment of applications for, and make offers on behalf of, tertiary providers in Queensland.

QTAC applications are required for all undergraduate courses and for the Master of Teaching courses. Applications for these courses must be made via QTAC regardless of whether you are an applicant with recent secondary education, vocational education and training (VET) study, higher education study, or work and life experience.

To apply for a course through QTAC, please go to the Apply here page of the QTAC website. This page contains all of the information you will need to create and submit an application, as well as the documentation that needs to be lodged with an application, the dates that apply to the application and offer process, and how to respond to receiving an offer.

CHC Direct Entry Applications are required for all postgraduate courses, except the Master of Teaching courses (see QTAC Applications).

To lodge a CHC Direct Entry Application, please go to the ‘Student Application’ on the MyCHC portal.

Please see the Important Dates information on the Documents pages of the CHC website for the dates that apply to applications and enrolment.

ONSHORE APPLICANT

CHC has arrangements with Education Agents in a number of regions to assist prospective onshore international students with the application process, including visa applications, minimum entry requirements and the associated documentation.

Prospective onshore international students who are applying from countries in which CHC has approved Education Agents must apply through those agents. Please see the list of approved CHC Education Agents to determine if you need to apply through an agent.

If your country of origin is not on the list of approved CHC Education Agents, or if you are an existing onshore international student who is already studying in Australia, you can apply directly to CHC for admission.

Please read the following further information for onshore international applicants

If you are a CHC student

If you are a CHC student and wish to undertake study at another higher education provider (the “host” provider) for credit towards your CHC course, you can do this via cross-institutional enrolment at the host provider. This is permitted in cases where CHC does not offer a unit in the field of study, or in the timeframe, that is needed for your course completion.

To apply for cross-institutional study at a host provider, please submit an Application for Cross-Institutional Enrolment (Form A). This form provides details of the documentation from the host provider that must be submitted with the form, which includes unit outlines and the host provider’s cross-institutional enrolment form.

Applications for cross-institutional study must be received by the following dates:

• For study in Semester 1 – 1 November
• For study in Semester 2 – 1 June

Please be aware that, if you are undertaking a cross-institutional unit in your final semester of study at CHC in Semester 2 of a year, the receipt of results from the host provider cannot be guaranteed to occur in time for CHC’s end-of-year conferral process. This may result in the conferral of your award being delayed until the following mid-year conferral period.