The program has been designed to equip students with a broad knowledge of business, marketing, sport management and high performance, as well as providing a unique practical experience through work integrated learning & development of skills required for sport-specific careers. After completion of the diploma, students will be able to articulate into a bachelor of sport management at ICMS with credit transfer up to 8 subjects.

ISCA offers a holistic approach to assessing your application, including an application interview, your current and previous involvement in sport, your individual Year 12 subject results and, for High Academic Places (see below), your Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR).

If you have applied for a High Academic Place (HAP) through UAC we will look at your ATAR in conjunction with your application interview. The ATAR requirements for a HAP at ISCA is not yet determined as this is the first intake for these places and the cut-off will depend on the number of applicants, the quality of those applicants and the number of HAP positions that we are able to give out. If you have applied directly to ISCA (not through UAC) you do not require an ATAR. Instead we will look at your individual HSC subject marks and performance in your application interview.

For Australian citizens and permanent humanitarian visa holders, FEE-HELP is available from the Australian government to help support the cost of your tuition. For further information visit www.studyassist.gov.au. You can also download the FEE HELP booklet and a full list of tuition and residential fees below.

About FEE-HELP
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The best way in which to apply to ISCA is through a direct application form. Click here to go to our online application form. You are able to apply directly to ISCA at any time throughout the year. Once you have submitted this, one of the members of the Development Team will contact you with the next steps. It is important to note that you can apply both directly to ISCA and through UAC (February trimester only). Holding an additional UAC application means you will be eligible for a High Academic Place (HAP).

Full details of enrolment procedures will also be in your letter of offer. ISCA will contact you at the time of offer with acceptance procedures and deadlines. An enrolment session for new students will be held during the orientation week of each intake. Students may apply for deferment after accepting their offer. Deferment instructions and options will be provided at the time of offer. An offer for a High Academic Place (HAP) cannot be deferred.

Domestic applicants are required to apply prior to orientation week for each trimester.

Students may also apply via the UAC website.

Studying a degree is a big commitment in many ways, not least financially. You will need to consider tuition fees, living costs and other expenses such as transport, textbooks, food and accommodation. The main expense will be tuition fees. Students studying a Bachelor course pay tuition fees on a trimester basis. Tuition fees are not payable during industry training trimesters unless part-time study has been arranged and students may be paid during industry training trimesters. You must complete all prerequisite subjects before starting your industry training. Similarly, postgraduate students pay tuition fees on a semester basis and tuition fees are not payable during the semester that you complete your industry training research project unless part-time study has been arranged. Provided below is our tuition fee information for new students commencing in 2019:

Income Support from Centrelink

Domestic students may be eligible for student income support through Centrelink. Student income support is paid fortnightly to students on a proven low income, who have been assessed as eligible by Centrelink.

If you believe you may be eligible, please visit Centrelink for further details.

Academic Requirements:
Completion of Year 12 with Band 2 or above in English EAL/D. Applicants with documented work experience and/or completion of a Certificate IV qualification (or equivalent) will also be considered.

English Proficiency Requirements (International Students):
IELTS 6.0 (overall band); TOEFL 69 or equivalent

Articulation, RPL and Credit Arrangements (if applicable):
Students who successfully complete the Diploma of Sports Management (High Performance) are eligible to articulate into the ICMS Bachelor of Sports Management. Credit will be granted for a total of eight subjects. Similarly, students who successfully complete the Diploma of Sports Management (High Performance) may apply for direct entry into one of ICMS’ undergraduate degrees.

Other:
Applicants who do not meet the standard admission criteria may apply for admission to the Foundation program. Applicants who do not meet the standard English language criteria may apply for a provisional entry to the Diploma and complete additional English language study.

Applicants with recent secondary education.

Recommended studies: Completion of NSW HSC (or equivalent) with a minimum Band 2 in English Standard or English EAL/D.

There are no prerequisites applicable for this diploma.

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Yes on a case-by-case basis. You may be entitled to credit for prior learning, whether formal or informal.

Indicative class sizes generally remain small with a focus on greater teacher-to-student interaction.

CRICOS Course Code: 097377J

On-campus