Is CDUIC suitable for international students with no prior Australian education?

Yes. CDUIC specializes in pathway programs for international students, providing English language support, academic preparation, and personalised learning assistance.

What are the popular programs for international students?

Diplomas in Business, IT, Health Sciences, and Engineering are among the most popular pathways, leading into undergraduate or postgraduate degrees at CDU.

Does CDUIC provide scholarships?

Yes, scholarships and fee reduction opportunities are available for high-achieving international students, including merit-based and regional scholarships.

Can students work while studying at CDUIC?

Yes. International students on a Student Visa (subclass 500) can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during study periods and full-time during holidays.

What support services are available for international students?

CDUIC offers academic support, English language assistance, career counselling, accommodation guidance, health and wellbeing services, and cultural integration programs.

How long does it take to complete a diploma program at CDUIC?

Most diploma programs take 8–12 months to complete, depending on the course and student progression.

What career opportunities do CDUIC graduates have?

Graduates can pursue roles in business, IT, healthcare, education, and engineering sectors both in Australia and internationally. Work-integrated learning and industry connections enhance employability.