MATURE AGE Student Entry Schemes 📚🇦🇺

Описание: Did you know that you can enter university without an ATAR score?
At Murdoch University, the Experience Based Entry (EBE) pathway allows students to gain admission based on their work experience, vocational qualifications, and life achievements, not just academic grades.
This pathway is designed for domestic students who may not meet the standard ATAR or IB entry requirements but can demonstrate the ability, motivation, and commitment to succeed in university studies.
Through the Experience Based Entry program, Murdoch University evaluates a combination of:
• Academic achievements (such as VET certificates or university micro-credentials)
• Employment history
• Volunteer work or community participation
• Leadership and extracurricular activities
• Life experience and professional skills
Applicants must earn a minimum of 3 academic points and 1 experience point to qualify for this pathway.
For mature-age applicants (20 years or older), points may be awarded for:
Academic qualifications
• Certificate III or higher related to the desired course
• University micro-credentials or university units
Experience
• Paid employment (450+ hours) related to the field of study
• Volunteer work or community involvement (150+ hours)
Additional points may be awarded for greater experience or extended hours.
Real Experience Shared in This Video
Example of a mature-age applicant (2013 – Age 37):
• Certificate III – Lineman
• Year 12 equivalent (2.5 years BSECE at New Era University, Philippines)
• 6 years full-time work experience as a certified lineman at Western Power
• IELTS score: 4.5
• Domestic student – Australian citizen
This video shares practical insights, experience, and advice for mature-age students who want to pursue a university degree later in life.
Key Message
Your life experience, skills, and determination can also open the door to university.
Never Too Late.
Never Too Busy.
Never Too Broke to Dream.
— Rowel De Paz
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