AIE Institute
Admission criteria and entry schemes
AIE Institute degrees do not have an ATAR requirement. Refer to the AIE Institute general admissions criteria for more information.
To be eligible for entry to AIE Institute’s courses you must meet the general requirements listed in one or more of the following categories:
- satisfy English language proficiency requirements for the course you are applying to
- be selected in competition with other eligible applicants.
Also, refer to UAC’s general information about university admission criteria.
Undergraduate applicants
Australian Year 12 students
Applicants who are current year 12 students or have completed year 12 within the last two years will be assessed on the basis of successful completion of the Australian Senior Certificate of Education (or equivalent secondary school qualification) and an interview.
As part of the acceptance process at AIE Institute, we organise an interview for each applicant. We want to ensure you have the best opportunity to succeed and would like to understand what skills and knowledge you bring to the program. At your interview we would be keen to see any creative work you have produced that is relevant to the major – game art, game design or game programming – that you have applied for. The interview helps us understand what you would want to learn and your long-term career aspirations.
Early entry admission options
AIE Institute participates in the Schools Recommendation Scheme (SRS). SRS allows year 12 applicants to receive early offers based on their year 11 academic results and their school’s recommendation.
Applicants who have completed a diploma or higher from an accredited Australian higher education institution are eligible for admission.
Applicants may be required to attend an interview and/or submit a portfolio.
Applicants who have completed a diploma or higher from an accredited Australian vocational education institution are eligible for admission.
Applicants may be required to attend an interview and/or submit a portfolio.
Applicants who have one of the following are eligible for admission:
- foundation studies program or preparatory program recognised for admission purposes by another Australian higher education provider
- relevant work experience that demonstrates equivalence to the entry requirements will be assessed for admission.
Applicants may be required to attend an interview and/or submit a portfolio.
There are commonly accepted overseas secondary qualifications that AIE Institute may take into consideration.
Contact AIE Institute to discuss eligibility for admission before submitting an application to UAC.
English language proficiency
If English is not your first language, you will be required to provide evidence of English language proficiency.
AIE Institute provides an annual scholarship for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students studying in the discipline of game development.
Some courses select applicants based on additional selection criteria such as a portfolio or interview. Other courses may use a combination of both academic qualifications and additional selection criteria. Additional selection criteria can be found in the course descriptions available through UAC's course search.
General information for AIE Institute
Courses available
UndergraduateLocation
Sydney campus
Level 1, 33 Mountain Street
Ultimo NSW 2007
Canberra campus
Block E, Canberra Technology Park
49 Phillip Avenue
Watson ACT 2602