To outline the minimum levels of English Language Proficiency required in order to enter an AUT course taken in English, and how English Language Proficiency is tested.
To outline the minimum levels of English Language Proficiency required in order to enter an AUT course taken in English, and how English Language Proficiency is tested.
This policy applies to all applicants seeking admission to AUT courses to be delivered in English, both AQF and non-AQF courses. It also applies to students undertaking units via single unit study mode.
The Australian University of Theology is committed to exercising a duty of care towards applicants by setting requirements for admission to courses at levels that maximise the likelihood of enrolled students completing their course successfully. One such requirement is English language proficiency.
MST is an affiliated college of the Australian University of Theology (AUT). The AUT English Language Proficiency Policy applies to MST.
The link to the AUT English Language Proficiency Policy can be found here.
