Diploma
Graduate Diploma in Psychology
- CRICOS code: 061720G
Overview
Applications are currently being accepted.
Summer term intake (January) 2023- now closed
When do applications close? | Application closing date for Domestic applicants has been extended until Monday 28 November. |
When do classes start? | 3 January 2023 |
Start year intake 2023- now open
When do applications close? | 31 January 2023* (Domestic Only) |
When do classes start? | Monday 27 February 2023 |
Mid year intake (Semester 2) 2023- now open
When do applications close? | 12 June 2023* (Domestic Only) |
When do classes start? | Monday 24 July 2023 |
*Applications submitted after this date will still be accepted so long as places are still available.
Before you begin your application, make sure you have the following ready:
- The year you graduated from your highest level of education
- The year you started and finished your most recent qualification
- For Melbourne alumni, your former student ID
- A copy of your transcript. You can upload a copy or share it via My eQuals or CHESICC.
Good to know:
- Only select one version of the course. For example: 2023 - full time - summer intake - Graduate Australian Fee Place
- Once you’ve entered and reviewed your details you’ll be sent an automated email to confirm you’ve successfully registered – this is when you’ll begin your official application.
- Select ‘Yes’ if you would like to apply for advanced standing (credit or recognition of prior learning). Find out more about advanced standing.
- Make sure you save your application throughout
Categories | Extra requirements |
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Studied at another university |
If uploading a copy of your transcript you need to know: |
Born outside Australia |
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Permanent resident (but not an Australian citizen) |
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Holder of a permanent humanitarian visa, or intend to apply for a permanent humanitarian visa |
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You live with a parent or guardian |
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Rural or regional background: you have lived in a rural area for 5 years (consecutive) or 10 years (cumulatively). |
You can check the classification of your address on the Department of Health and Ageing website. |