Applicants who meet the minimum requirements for entry into a course may be selected to study with Swinburne. However, meeting minimum requirements doesn’t necessarily guarantee acceptance into a course.
You may receive an offer once the University has assessed:
- Your formal academic qualifications and results
- Whether you meet any course prerequisites
- Your English language proficiency
- Whether you meet any legal or administrative requirements (find out more)
- The availability of student places and learning resources.
Some courses may also require an assessment of your personal capabilities and aptitude.
English Language Proficiency
All students are expected to be proficient in written and spoken English. Every course at Swinburne has a minimum English language requirement.
Depending on your education and experience, you can satisfy English language requirements in a number of different ways.
Find out more about English language requirements.
Undergraduate
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Bachelor of Social Science with a Major in Security and International Relations
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Bachelor of Social Science with a Major in Security and Counter Terrorism
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Bachelor of Social Science with a Major in Behavioural Studies
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Bachelor of Social Science with a Major in Criminology
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