With staff and students from more than 130 countries, we celebrate and support the diversity of our community.
Studying in a new country comes with exciting opportunities and unique challenges. We're here to support you throughout your journey, with a range of services designed to help you settle into university life, succeed in your studies, and make the most of your experience:
Frequently asked questions
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Yes. You can enrol in online courses, however there are conditions:
1. If you hold a student visa, you can only study online for one third of your total program.
2. For students enrolled in a 30 Credit Point (CP) study load, you must be enrolled in at least 20CP of on-campus courses. You may have a 10CP online course.
3. For students enrolled in a 40 CP study load, you must be enrolled in at least 30CP of on-campus courses. You may have one 10CP online course.
4. Ensure you have your home university approval to enrol into an online course.
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Study Abroad students
Exchange students
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You can only enrol in the courses that show an ‘Approved’ status on your Course Approval Report (CAR).
It is your responsibility to ensure you meet the course prerequisites for any courses with a ‘Approved’ status on your CAR.
The enrolment system may allow you to enrol in courses that are not on your CAR, to request additional courses, please email International Admissions at inboundmobility@griffith.edu.au with your full name, student ID, and the course codes and names. The International Admissions team will assess your request and, if applicable, provide you with an updated CAR.
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No, but they must be listed as 'Approved' on your Course Approval Report (CAR).
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For incoming Study Abroad and Exchange students, the minimum study load is 30 credit points per trimester.
If you hold a student visa, you can only study online course(s) for one third of your total program. This means that if you are enrolled in 30 credit points, you can only complete one 10 credit point course via online study.
For further information on Study Abroad and Exchange at Griffith University, visit Global Mobility.
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You can commence in any trimester subject to the availability of suitable courses.
If you are a Study Abroad student
You can enrol in up to three trimesters in a 12 month period.
If you are an Exchange student
You can enrol in up to two trimesters, depending on the length of program your home institution nominates you for.
It is your responsibility to confirm that your home institution will award credit for this study.
For further information about our Study Abroad and Exchange programs visit Global Mobility.
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Instructions
You can apply for your Australian Student Visa via the Department of Home Affairs website, as soon as you have received your Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) from Griffith University.
To receive your CoE, you must first meet all the conditions outlined in your Letter of Offer, including:
1.Submitting your completed Acceptance of Offer
2.Paying your deposit, which covers your first trimester tuition fees and visa-length Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) (if applicable)
3.Providing any additional documents listed in your Letter of Offer (e.g. final transcripts, English language results)
You can find more information on the student visas webpage.
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Trimester 1 (February to June): 30 January of the same year
Trimester 2 (July to October): 29 May of the same year
Trimester 3 (October to February): 30 September of the same year
Note: The above dates are recommendation only. You must ensure that you allow sufficient time to apply for a student visa.
For further information on Study Abroad and Exchange at Griffith University, visit Global Mobility.