With respect for Aboriginal cultural protocol and out of recognition that its campuses occupy their traditional lands, Western Sydney University acknowledges the Darug, Dharawal, Gadigal, Gundungurra and Wiradjuri peoples and thanks them for their support of its work in their lands (Greater Western Sydney and beyond).
Programs
The College is the official pathway provider into Western Sydney University offering programs in the form of Diplomas, English Language & Testing, RTO, industry skills and online short courses.
How to Apply
Learn how to apply for a university pathway at The College. Choose from our wide range of programs and achieve you study goals at Western Sydney University.
About The College
The College offers pathways to university through an exciting range of University Foundation Studies and Diploma/Bachelor programs. Small class sizes and individualised attention from academics provide a supportive environment for students to succeed in their tertiary studies.
The College offers the best value Higher Education pathway programs in New South Wales. With Commonwealth-supported places within our Diploma programs, it means you pay the same low fees as the first year of university. Eligible students also have access to interest-free HECS-HELP loans, so you can study now and pay later.
Find out more about HECS-HELP on the Study Assist website.
Diploma Fees
Fees for these programs are Commonwealth-supported, granting eligible domestic students access to HECS-HELP.
Important: Please note that College students must use the Handbook to determine the student contribution band of each subject within a program and the credit points of each subject.
Use the Handbook to conduct a subject search to view individual subjects or a general program search to see the subjects offered within a program.
To view the Student Contribution Bands for new and continuing students, please use the button below.
University Foundation Studies Fees
Under Government enabling funding, the University Foundation Studies program is currently free for eligible domestic students. This includes Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents and New Zealand residents.
Associate Degree in Engineering
Fees for this program are Commonwealth-supported, granting eligible domestic students access to HECS-HELP. Please refer to Band 2 under the Government's Student Contribution Bands above for an indication of fees for this program.
What is HECS-HELP?
HECS-HELP is a Government loan system designed to help domestic students afford university. You will only be required to start repaying the loan once your annual income exceeds the compulsory repayment threshold for the relevant income year.
For more information, visit Study Assist.
Acknowledgement of Country
