Applicants for the online Master of Cybersecurity must hold an Australian bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification with a research component or an Australian master’s degree in quantitative discipline, such as IT, computer science or disciplines that are deemed equivalent.

Applicants who hold the Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity with a minimum credit average (65 percent) may also apply.

Applicants for the online Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity or the online Graduate Diploma in Cybersecurity must hold an Australian bachelor’s degree (AQF7) or equivalent qualification.

All applicants, regardless of the program, must submit:

Online offerings	Priority deadline	Final deadline	Term start date
Master of Cybersecurity	3 May 2024	31 May 2024	July 2024
Graduate Diploma in Cybersecurity	3 May 2024	31 May 2024	July 2024
Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity	3 May 2024	31 May 2024	July 2024

Deadlines are represented in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST).

For Australian or New Zealand citizens: A valid Australian or New Zealand passport, citizenship certificate or evidence of Australian citizenship is required.

Note: If the student was born after 20 August 1986 and the birth certificate does not show that at least one parent was born in Australia before 20 August 1986, they must also provide evidence that a parent was an Australian Citizen or a Permanent Resident at the time of their birth (e.g. parent’s/parents’ Citizenship Certificate or Permanent Residency at the time of the applicant’s birth).

For Australian or New Zealand permanent residents: A valid passport photo page or IMMI Card is required.

For non-citizens or non-permanent residents: A foreign passport copy is required, and evidence of international status is strongly recommended. Students can also forego sending these materials if they declare themselves as international students.

For any proof of residency, or for transcripts and application materials, first and last names must match. If names differ, please also submit a Marriage Certificate or Change of Name Certificate.

Applicants must submit a formal resume or curriculum vitae with all relevant academic and professional experience, including titles, dates and mentions of full- and part-time statuses.

While no previous cybersecurity work experience is required, applicants are assumed to have some professional background in computing or computer science as taught in the Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity.

Applicants must submit a digital transcript from all colleges and universities attended, as well as confirmation of degree completion. The digital academic transcript should show all studied subjects, as well as marks or grades received.

If the previous colleges or universities attended provide official transcripts with an electronic certification feature, students must ensure that they upload a copy of the online electronic secured document (e.g., My eQuals transcript) before an unconditional offer can be issued.

Hard copies of transcripts will not be accepted. Please refer to the My eQuals site for information on providers that can issue a digital transcript.

These scores are only required if applicant’s first language is not English. TOEFL/IELTS scores can be waived if: