Admission to ROSEHILL COLLEGE is based on academic qualifications and English language requirements. You can find detailed entry requirements for your desired course here: ROSEHILL COLLEGE Course Entry Requirements.
When applying, you’ll need to provide documents such as:

• Certificates and academic transcripts
• Passport or Photo ID
• Proof of English language proficiency

If English isn’t your first language, you may need to provide evidence of your English proficiency. All students must demonstrate this proficiency, and there are several ways to meet the requirement:

• English language tests: IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE, Cambridge C1 or C2, or the Rosehill College Entry Test
  If you haven’t taken an English language proficiency test yet, you can apply for a conditional offer letter and request to take the internal English test offered (free of charge )by Rosehill College
• Prior study in English: Proof of previous study in English may be accepted in some cases.
• English waiver: In some cases, students may apply for a waiver, which will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

At ROSEHILL COLLEGE, we embrace diversity and proudly welcome students from various backgrounds and age groups. We are committed to fostering an inclusive and dynamic learning environment.

For prospective students applying for a student visa from outside Australia, it is important to consider the visa options available. For individuals over the age of 35, we recommend exploring alternative visa types, as student visa applications may carry a higher risk of refusal. As an alternative, you may opt to undertake the online learning option. If you are interested in learning more about our online learning options, please contact us for further details.

Applying is simple! You can submit a formal application through our online application form. Be sure to upload all required documents, such as certificates, academic transcripts, and your passport.

You can apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) from another institution or a ROSEHILL COLLEGE program. If accepted, your credits will be transferred to your current program at ROSEHILL COLLEGE. Please note if you are holding a valid student visa, you must complete at least 6 months of the principal course before transferring to another institution. Additionally, you will need to inform the current school once you have received the new Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) from us.

After submitting your application, you will receive a confirmation email with your application record. Our admissions team will process your application within 1–2 working days. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at: [email protected].
Please ensure that you have checked the entry requirements for each course before submitting your application online.

Once you have received your offer, please review the conditions outlined in the offer letter to ensure you meet all the requirements. Once these conditions are satisfied, you can proceed by signing the offer letter and making the required payment. Afterward, you can confirm your enrolment by sending the signed offer letter and proof of payment via email.

Due to increased demand at ROSEHILL COLLEGE, we encourage you to prepare and accept the offer at your earliest, and please allow at least 3 months for the student visa process if you choose to come to Australia as a full time student.

Before applying for your visa, you will need to pay your tuition fees. Our college can accept payments via overseas telegraphic transfer, with the bank details provided in your offer letter. If you prefer to pay by credit card, we will send you a secure online payment link to ensure a safe transaction.
Before making your payment, please also review our refund policy for detailed information.

Yes, as an Australian college, international students studying at Rosehill College Sydney require a valid visa. You will need to apply for a student visa (Subclass 500) from the Department of Home Affairs for the length of your program. Unless you are doing the online learning with our college in your home country.

With a student visa you can:

• • travel in and out of Australia during the visa period
  • participate in an eligible course of study
  • work a limited number of hours during terms and unlimited hours during term breaks

By holding a valid student visa during your study at Rosehill College Sydney, you may also be eligible to apply for a temporary post-study work visa (Subclass 485) upon completion if you want to launch your career in Australia. 

A Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) is an official document detailing your enrolment status. International students on a Student Visa (Subclass 500) need a CoE to apply for their visa. Once you accept your offer from ROSEHILL COLLEGE, we’ll issue an electronic CoE (eCoE) for you to submit with your visa application.

The Department of Home Affairs has a Genuine Student (GS) requirement to ensure international students comply with all visa conditions. ROSEHILL COLLEGE may ask for interviews, financial documents, or personal statements to confirm this requirement. As of March 2024, this GS requirement replaces the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirement.

For more details on visa requirements, visit the Department of Home Affairs website.

There are some requirements you need to meet to apply for an Australian student visa. You’ll need to provide evidence to prove that you are eligible for this visa. 

We’ve prepared a checklist to help you prepare.

1. Accept your Rosehill College offer and enrol in your courses: Once you received a Rosehill College full offer, you can accept your offer and pay the deposit. Once the deposit has cleared, we will send you a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE), which is a document that you will need to submit with your visa application. 
2. Arrange your Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC): It’s essential to have health insurance to cover the whole period of your stay in Australia. There are plenty of insurers in the market that you can choose from. BUPA is the preferred provider for Rosehill College students. It’s important that you arrange your OSHC policy before you apply for a student visa and you’ll need to submit evidence with your visa application.

   https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/meeting-our-requirements/health/adequate-health-insurance

3. Meet the finance, health and character requirements: You’ll need to provide evidence to show that you have enough funds to support your stay in Australia, and meet the health and character requirements set out by the Australian government. You might also need to provide evidence to show that you have met English language requirements. To see what you will need to provide evidence of, use the Document Checklist Tool.
4. Meet the Genuine Student (GS) Requirement: Student visa applicants from selected regions also need to prove they have met the Genuine Student (GS) requirements set by the Department of Home Affairs.

Once you have all the required documents ready, you can apply for a student visa online through the Department of Home Affairs website. Follow this step-by-step guide and create an immiAccount to start your application online.

You can apply for a student visa via the following link by starting with creating an ImmiAccount

https://online.immi.gov.au/lusc/login

Processing times for visas can vary anywhere from 3 days to 9 months or more. Make sure you allow enough time in case of any delays and provide all required documentation for your best chance of being processed quickly.

We suggest you start applying for your student visa as soon as you receive your CoE.

There is always a risk of any type of visa being refused, and student visas can also be refused due to the Genuine Student (GS) criteria or other reasons. If your student visa is refused, please contact our admissions team immediately at [email protected] for guidance on the next steps.

You may be eligible for a refund as outlined in our refund policy, provided all conditions are met. Please review the refund policy carefully to understand your options.

Once you receive the Student (subclass 500) visa, you can:

• Work up to 48 hours per fortnight while your course is in session, balancing part-time work with studies. During official breaks, you can work unlimited hours.
• Include family members if they were declared in your application.
• Report any changes in your study or personal situation to immigration.
• If your visa expires before graduation, you may need to apply for a new visa.

For more details, visit the Home Affairs Student Visa.

Absolutely! For Childcare and Ageing, Disability support courses, we assist students in finding work placements if needed. We could also offer internships for our Business, Marketing, and IT students to gain real-world experience within the college. Additionally, you can explore job opportunities on platforms like LinkedIn or Seek.com.au, where local job advertisements are posted regularly.

ROSEHILL COLLEGE’s main campus is in Ultimo, just 5 minutes from Sydney’s Central Station. The campus is surrounded by restaurants, shops, and public transport, providing a dynamic student experience.

Affordable Shared Accommodation Options for ROSEHILL COLLEGE Students

We know how important affordable accommodation is for our students. Here are some budget-friendly options:

1. Online Platforms for Shared Accommodation
   • Flatmates.com.au: Find budget-friendly rooms with fellow students.
   • Gumtree: Look for low-cost shared housing in Sydney.
   • Facebook Groups: Join Sydney Cheap Share Accommodation and Sydney Students Budget Housing for more options.
2. Student Housing Providers
   • UniLodge: Affordable shared or twin-room student accommodation.
   • Scape: Discounted shared apartments for students.
   • Student.com: Find budget housing tailored for students.
3. Short-Term Housing and Hostels
   • Hostels: Check out Wake Up! Sydney or Bounce Hostel for affordable, long-term options.
   • Homestays: Stay with a local family for a cultural and budget-friendly experience.
4. Affordable Suburbs
   Consider areas like Parramatta, Auburn, Burwood, Ashfield, or Campsie, where rent is more affordable but still well-connected by public transport.

Sydney can be expensive, but with smart planning, you can manage the costs. Here’s what to expect:

• Groceries: Around $160 per week
• Public transport: $5 for a 30–60-minute journey
• Rent: $200–$300 per week for a one-bedroom unit in western or southern suburbs

International students can work up to 48 hours per fortnight, making it easier to gain work experience while studying.