Program Overview

Undergraduate Certificate in International Customs Law

The Undergraduate Certificate in International Customs Law is a course offered by Charles Sturt University. This course is designed to provide students with skills and knowledge to facilitate and regulate the global trade in goods.

Key Information

• Study Mode and Sessions: Online, with sessions starting in March and July.
• Duration: Minimum 0.5 years, maximum 1 year.
• Entry Score: To be announced.
• Indicative Fees:
  • International online: Full fee $11,760.00, per 8pt subject $2,940.
• Course Points and Codes: 32 credit points, AQF Level 5.
• Additional Information: Includes integrated industry connections, credit, and admission pathways.

Why Study with Us?

• Step into Uni Study: Apply with a high school certificate, Certificate III (or higher), Tertiary Preparation Certificate, or relevant work experience.
• Build to Your Bachelor's Degree: This course provides a pathway into the Bachelor of Border Management, with credit for subjects already completed.
• Learn from Experts: Delivered by industry experts and academics at Charles Sturt's Centre for Customs and Excise Studies.

Career Opportunities

The Undergraduate Certificate in International Customs Law will give students skills and knowledge to consider various career paths, including employment opportunities in customs administration and other public sector agencies and businesses involved in cross-border trade.

What You Will Study

• Essential Set (32 pts): Core subjects include Border Agencies and Principles of Border Management, and International Trade Treaties and Conventions.
• Standard Enrolment Patterns: Refer to the handbook for enrolment patterns.
• Study Link: Offers short, online subjects to prepare students for university, covering topics like essay writing, grammar, maths, statistics, and chemistry.

Costs

• Calculate My Fee: Fees vary based on student type, commencement year, study mode, location, and fee type.
• Payment Options:
  • Pay all student contribution up front.
  • Pay part of the student contribution and defer the balance via a HECS-HELP loan.
  • Defer all student contribution via a HECS-HELP loan.
• Session Availability: This course is offered in multiple sessions for enrolment.

Entry Requirements

• Selection Rank: To be announced.
• Academic Entry Requirements:
  • Completed High School Certificate (or equivalent).
  • Completed AQF Certificate III or higher.
  • Completed Tertiary Preparation Certificate or bridging program.
  • Work experience of at least two years full-time equivalence.
  • Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT).
• Language Requirements: Standard English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements apply.
• Inherent Requirements: Refer to the course profile for specific requirements.

Credit and Pathways

• Credit: If you've completed relevant tertiary study or work experience, you could receive credit towards your degree.
• Admission Pathways: Several pathways are available to help you meet the entry requirements.

How to Apply

• Apply via UAC or VTAC: Refer to the UAC or VTAC website for important dates and application processes.
• Apply Directly to Charles Sturt: Check the direct application closing dates and apply through the university's website.