On receipt of suitable evidence, SAE Institute shall seek to admit all prospective students (via special entry) who are considered to have a reasonable chance of success in the program. All applications must be supported by verified copies of original documents.
Admission to a course may be denied if the applicant has not demonstrated sufficient proficiency in previous studies. A registration may be denied or cancelled if statements made by students in their admission applications are shown to be false.
Acceptance of a place in a course, by signing and submitting the Admission Agreement to SAE Administration, shall be taken to constitute acceptance of all published regulations, policies and procedures pertaining to SAE programs. SAE policies and procedures are published available here
All successful applicants must be proficient in writing, reading and speaking English. For applicants whose first language is not English, the following indicators of proficiency are acceptable:
Visit the following websites links for more information on the examinations.
International English Language Testing System (IELTS)
Cambridge ESOL Examinations
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
It is a condition for all new commencing higher education students, at SAE Institute in Australia, from 2008 onwards, that they have access to a specified laptop (normally a high-end Macintosh) computer and software, throughout the duration of their studies. SAE offers special laptop deals to new students at significantly discounted rates - please contact SAE for details. Conditions apply and the offer may vary from course to course and intake to intake. Where a student chooses to acquire a laptop from a supplier other than SAE then the laptop and software specifications must be approved by the Course Co-ordinator or Campus Manager on the basis that it must meet the course requirements.