Eynesbury College provides students uninterrupted progression to Adelaide University by first studying a diploma which can then be used for admission into Adelaide University Bachelor programs with advanced credit. Credit in most instances is a full year of their degree.
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Eynesbury College dedicated to bridging the gap between school and university and opening access to study options for all students. For over thirty years, the college has been providing students with the opportunity to pursue their degree preferences and is a valuable alternative for Year 12’s who do not meet the direct university entry requirements. Through small-class sizes, personalised teaching methods and extensive support, students will have the opportunity to excel. All year 12 graduates are eligible to study the Diploma pathway degrees, regardless of their results or ATAR.
Diplomas can be studied instead of or as a replacement to the first year of university, with credit varying depending on a student's bachelor preference. No ATAR is required; applications are assessed on achievements of SACE. Diploma options include Engineering, IT, and Business. On completion, the diploma provides the option to either continue further studies at Adelaide University with up to a year of credit to put towards their degree; or to enter to work force and re-commence study at a later time if they wish.
The Diploma pathway option is for students who:
- Do not meet ATAR entrance requirements for direct bachelor entry
- Complete Year 12 (SACE) but do not attain an ATAR
- Do not complete enough subjects to achieve SACE
- Need to meet pre-requisite requirements for bachelor entry
- Successfully complete Year 11 and do not wish to continue on to Year 12, or
- Are a mature-aged student that does not meet mature-age university entry requirements (assessed case-by-case).
The pathway college is located in Adelaide’s CBD. Core classes are capped at 25 students, allowing for one-on-one support, interaction and assistance between teaching staff and students and enabling teachers to better assess individual student needs.
Eynesbury College is part of and supported by the Navitas Group. Navitas is a leading global education provider that has helped generations of learners transform their lives through education. Navitas create life-changing opportunities to learn by delivering an extensive range of educational services to over 60,000 aspirational students across its global network each year.
The Diploma programs have two stages. Stage 1 and stage 2, this enables students to commence after either Year 11 or Year 12.
Exemption for the Diploma Stage 1 will be granted to students who complete Year 12 and achieve their SACE.
After completing the diploma, students can apply to their preferred Adelaide University Bachelor program via SATAC, or if issued with a packaged offer students will simply transfer to Adelaide University.
Admission to Diploma of Engineering/Degree packages
Diploma Stage 1 modules will be offered to students who have not successfully completed Stage 2 Mathematical Studies, Specialist Mathematics, and Physics.
Deferments can be processed by contacting Eynesbury directly.
Eynesbury Diploma programs provide direct entry with credit into a wide range of Adelaide University degree programs and are an ideal alternative means of entry for students who are otherwise ineligible to enter university.
The Diploma programs are offered over 3 trimesters, with a February, June and October intake. This provides students the opportunity to complete their diploma in as little as 8 months, reduce their study load or complete additional pre-requisites if needed, all in time to commence their degree the following year.
Academic Support
Tertiary Skills Development (TSD)
TSD is designed to help students develop the skills needed at university level and ensure their future academic success. Students can discuss current assignments, time management issues, and other academic support options during this time.
Helpdesks and Workshops
Helpdesks in Business, Engineering and IT Diplomas and are run by current teaching staff in each discipline.
Student Counsellor
A happy student is more likely to be a successful student and encourages students to seek counselling advice if they are feeling worried, confused or just simply need someone to talk to.
A Senior Counsellor for is available for all types of counselling, support, therapy, referral or help for students.
The Counsellor provides confidential counselling for any personal issues, no matter how sensitive, and also helps students with learning and study concerns.
The Student Leadership Program
Those who join the Student Leadership Program benefit by gaining the skills and confidence to facilitate student focus groups and forums.
Events and Activities
A broad range of activities for students both on and off-campus are available each month.
(08) 8302 2021 or General enquiries: eynesbury@navitas.com
(08) 8302 2021 or General enquiries: https://www.eynesbury.edu.au/about/contact/ or eynesbury@navitas.com