Macquarie City Campus
The SIBT diploma has been delivered at Macquarie University for over 14 years
and more than 10,000 graduates have completed their qualification and progressed into 2nd year
university studies. With SIBT, students can achieve the degree
and career they want. www.sibt.nsw.edu.au
Sydney Institute of Business & Technology (SIBT)
SIBT offers Certificate IV
in University Foundation Studies (Pre-University),
Higher Education Diplomas
and Macquarie University Graduate Certificates.
Students who may not achieve the academic or
English requirements for direct entry into Macquarie
University or Macquarie City
Campus can complete a
SIBT diploma, the equivalent
of the first year Macquarie
University bachelor degree. |
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Upon successful completion
SIBT graduates enter the
second year of a Bachelor
degree with full unit credits.
The SIBT pathway is a practical
and assured way to save time
and money.
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The table above is an example if a student enrol in an 8 months Diploma program, commencing in March and successfully completing in October. If the student continues to complete the Advanced Diploma program (one semester), the student will receive credit exemption for one semester (based on 4 units). Therefore, three more semesters remaining to complete the degree.
Flexible Study Options
Semester commencement dates are: February, June and October
Standard and
Fast Track
The Certificate IV and Diploma courses consist of 8 academic units. Students who choose to fast track their studies will study 4 units per semester over two semesters (eight months). For the Standard Track study options students complete 8 units over three semesters (twelve months). SIBT will advise the most suitable option based on students’ previous academic and English examination results. Students eligible
for Diploma Fast Track may choose to study Standard Track if they prefer.
English requirements
A minimum IELTS score of 5.5 (or equivalent) is required to commence
a SIBT Diploma. An IELTS score of
6.0 (or equivalent) is required for the Fast Track study option or the
Diploma of Communication.
Teaching Methods
SIBT students attend four hours of classroom-based lectures and tutorials per unit per week. It is expected that approximately 6–8 hours per week
per unit will also be required for additional study time.
Assessment Methods
The method of assessment may vary depending on the course and units selected. A combination of university approved assessments, including assignments, essays, oral presentations, tutorial participation and formal examinations may be used.
Information for applying semester 1 2012
| Contact: | SIBT |
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| T: | +61 2 9964 6555 |
| F: | +61 2 9850 6223 |
| E: | future@sibt.nsw.edu.au |
| W: | http://www.sibt.nsw.edu.au |





