There are two ways to apply for postgraduate coursework study at Griffith University. You can download an application form or apply online.
Step 1: Check for any special or additional application procedures
Some postgraduate coursework programs have special or additional application procedures.
It is important that you check for these specific application procedures for your program. These can include:
- application to an external service provider such as QTAC (and not Griffith)
- not filling out the standard application form
- filling out additional application forms
- reading and completing other important information
Step 2: Complete the application
You can download an application form:
OR you can apply online:International students applying to study in Australia must apply via the International online service only:
Your program catalogue entry provides many of the details needed to complete your application.
Step 3: Gather your supporting documents
Most programs require evidence to support your application. The application form contains a checklist for the specific supporting documents that are required.
Step 4: Submit your application on time
You can submit your application form to any Griffith Student Centre.
Application closing dates
Some postgraduate coursework programs have specific or early application closing dates. To avoid disappointment, please check the closing date of your program of interest with any Griffith Student Centre.
Applications may be submitted at any time before the closing date. Application closing dates are (typically) as follows:
- Semester 1 applications close on 31 January
- Semester 2 applications close on 30 June
- Semester 3 applications close on 15 October
Late applications may be considered if places are available and at the discretion of the relevant Program Convenor. Please note that not all programs are offered in all semesters.
Please note that application closing dates for Practical Legal Training programs and the Graduate Certificate in Australian Migration Law and Practice differ from those listed above - please refer to the Legal Practice Centre website for these dates.
Step 5: Assessment
Applications are usually assessed within 30 days. We will send you a letter to confirm receipt of your application and an assessment response will be sent shortly thereafter.
Step 6: Applying for credit
After being accepted into Griffith University, you may apply for credit for prior learning which may reduce the time it will take to complete your degree. For more information, please see our Credit transfer and articulation website.