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Understand your credit eligibility

Search existing credit arrangements to understand how prior study, work or training may be recognised in your UC undergraduate course.

Block credit search by UC course

To find out the block credit (unspecified) arrangements for a particular UC course, select your study level, and a list of eligible courses will appear.

Not sure if your institution is an RTO?

Most Australian TAFEs, private colleges and vocational training providers, including CIT, are Registered Training Organisations. These are listed under Any Australian TAFE or Registered Training Organisation (RTO).

If you have studied at one of these institutions, you are eligible to be considered for credit towards a UC qualification, according to the level of qualification you completed.

Pre-assessed credit search by UC course


To find out the pre-assessed (specified) credit arrangements for a particular UC course, select a UC faculty and your study level, and a list of credit transfer partners for that course will appear.

Pre-assessed credit search by country and institution

To see if your previous institution and course are part of a pre-approved arrangement, use our credit transfer search tool below. 

Search by institution

Select your country and institution, then click 鈥楽earch鈥� to see available credit arrangements. You can filter by course and select a card to view full details.

Search by country

To see credit options by country, select 'Australia', and then either 'Any Australian Higher Education Provider' or 'Any Australian TAFE/Registered Training Organisation'. For overseas institutions, choose 'Any Other Country' then 'Any International Provider'.

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