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There are two main types of postgraduate study – research and coursework.

• Research requires you to undertake supervised research leading to a thesis or other piece of written material within a set period of time. Masters degrees and PhDs can be obtained by research and usually require a bachelor degree at honours level or equivalent for admission
• Coursework is composed of units of study, which usually require you to attend lectures and tutorials. Graduate certificates, graduate diplomas and masters degrees can be completed this way.

Only postgraduate coursework applications are processed through 91ÌÒÉ«. For research programs, contact the relevant institution directly.

Most institutions require you to have completed a relevant undergraduate degree or diploma to be eligible for admission to a postgraduate course. You may also require professional work experience. However, each institution sets its own admission criteria, so be sure to read the individual institution entries for details.

You are eligible to apply through 91ÌÒÉ« for postgraduate courses listed in the course search if you are:

• an Australian citizen
• a New Zealand citizen
• a permanent resident of Australia.

All international fee-paying applicants must apply directly to the participating institutions, not through 91ÌÒÉ«.

91ÌÒÉ« does not process deferments for postgraduate courses. Contact the relevant institution directly.

Offers are released throughout the admissions period. If your application is successful, you'll receive an offer notification from 91ÌÒÉ«. The institution making the offer will send you information about acceptance and enrolment dates and procedures.