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Academies Australasia Polytechnic (AAPoly) has operated in Australia since 2002, with study options ranging from vocational qualifications to higher education degrees.
It forms part of the Academies Australasia education group and delivers qualifications across business, information technology, tourism, hospitality and practical vocational training.
Think Higher is listed on AAPoly’s current approved education-agent register and can represent you through the admission process.
We review your academic background, English level, previous study, preferred course, campus, intended intake and current visa position where relevant.
Think Higher can prepare and submit the admission application, organise supporting documents and coordinate additional admission requirements.
If an offer is issued, we help review the course, fees and conditions, coordinate acceptance and guide you through the Confirmation of Enrolment stage.
After admission, Think Higher can also assist with the separate Student visa process, including Genuine Student preparation, CoE and OSHC review and supporting documents.
For students considering a pathway, Think Higher can also check whether previous vocational study may provide credit into an AAPoly degree.
AAPoly’s higher education portfolio covers business, information technology and tourism and hospitality.
AAPoly’s business degrees combine core commercial subjects with specialised study in areas such as governance, risk, compliance, digital campaigns and leadership.
The program includes case-based learning, industry input, field exposure and a work-integrated project.
The Bachelor of Business (Analytics) remains an accredited AAPoly course on the TEQSA register, but it is not currently included in AAPoly’s main public list of degree courses for Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. Think Higher will confirm availability before recommending an application.
Current tuition should always be confirmed against the latest provider information and the individual offer before payment.
| Course | Duration | Published Tuition |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Business – Cyber Security | 3 years | A$60,000 |
| Bachelor of Business – Digital Marketing | 3 years | A$60,000 |
| Bachelor of Business – Leadership & Management | 3 years | A$60,000 |
| Bachelor of Information Technology | 3 years | A$60,000 |
| Bachelor of Tourism & Hospitality Management | 3 years | A$60,000 |
| Master of Information Technology | 2 years | A$40,000* |
Higher education courses can also have materials, administration and refundable access-card charges depending on the program.
AAPoly also operates as an RTO and currently lists vocational study in Melbourne across several areas.
Current published tuition is generally A$3,080 per term.
Current published tuition is generally A$2,000 per term.
Current published tuition is generally A$2,000 per term.
Current fees and intake availability for vocational courses should be confirmed before application.
Entry depends on the selected qualification and any course-specific academic, English or prerequisite requirements.
Applicants generally need to be at least 18, hold Australian Year 12 or a recognised equivalent and provide appropriate English-language evidence. Most business degrees use IELTS 6.0 overall with no band below 5.5 or an accepted equivalent.
The Bachelor of Information Technology currently requires IELTS 6.0 with no individual band below 6.0, or an accepted equivalent.
Applicants need a recognised bachelor degree or higher qualification, subject to the course-specific requirements.
Higher-level qualifications can require previous study, prerequisite qualifications or relevant professional experience. Think Higher checks the exact entry requirement before an application is submitted.
AAPoly uses different locations for higher education and practical vocational training, and course availability differs by campus.
Level 7, Melbourne VIC
AAPoly’s main higher education campus in Melbourne CBD.Carlton VIC
Used for more practical programs, including commercial cookery and hospitality training.Level 2, Sydney NSW
Selected higher education programs are available from this CBD location.Level 1, Northbridge WA
Supports selected higher education programs including IT and tourism and hospitality.Master of IT, business degrees, Bachelor of IT and Bachelor of Tourism & Hospitality Management.
Master of IT, Bachelor of IT and Bachelor of Tourism & Hospitality Management.
Most current bachelor programs publish three main 2026 commencement dates.
The latest Master of IT brochure also lists a 14 September 2026 intake for Sydney and Melbourne. Vocational programs operate on separate term calendars.
AAPoly’s main current higher education award is the Higher Education Eagle Award.
Eligible high-performing students can receive a A$1,200 scholarship based on academic performance after completing the required study periods. It is a performance award for enrolled students rather than a guaranteed upfront tuition discount for every new applicant.
One useful feature of AAPoly is its combination of vocational and higher education programs.
Eligible Diploma of IT graduates can receive eight units of credit toward the Bachelor of IT, while the Advanced Diploma can provide 12 units of credit, subject to assessment.
Eligible Diploma graduates can receive eight units of bachelor credit and Advanced Diploma graduates can receive 12 units.
Think Higher can request credit assessment alongside your admission application where previous study may reduce duplicated study.
AAPoly may verify English results and academic documents and can interview before finalising admission.
Think Higher is listed on AAPoly’s current approved education-agent register. We can review your profile, check course and campus availability, prepare the application, coordinate credit assessment and guide you through the offer and CoE stages.
Where Student visa assistance is also required, the admission and visa stages can be considered together rather than handled as unrelated processes.
No. Academies Australasia Polytechnic is registered by TEQSA as an Institute of Higher Education, not an Australian university.
Yes. AAPoly currently lists the Master of Information Technology in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.
The course remains TEQSA-accredited, but it is not currently shown in AAPoly’s main course directory. Availability should therefore be confirmed before applying.
AAPoly’s current course directory lists its Commercial Cookery programs in Melbourne.
Yes. Eligible Diploma and Advanced Diploma of IT graduates can receive substantial credit toward the Bachelor of Information Technology.
Yes. Think Higher Pty Ltd appears on AAPoly’s active education-agent list updated in 2026.
AAPoly offers different routes into Australian higher education, from vocational pathways to bachelor and master qualifications.
Think Higher can review your profile, check current course and campus availability, prepare the application and guide you through the offer, credit assessment, CoE and Student visa stages.
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