How to apply

If you have previous qualifications, you may be eligible for advanced standing towards your Flinders University degree. You can search our credit transfer database to see if you are eligible. Make sure you let us know in your application you want to be assessed for credit transfer.

All academic documentation submitted to Flinders electronically must be certified. We also require certified copies of passports for applicants from some countries. Original documentation may be submitted by post or in person, but we are unable to guarantee return of these original documents.

Persons authorised to certify documents within Australia include:

• a Justice of the Peace (currently registered in Australia)
• a barrister or solicitor
• a police officer
• an employee of Australia Post
• a Flinders International staff member
• an official Flinders University agent.

Persons authorised to certify documents outside Australia include:

• an Australian Embassy official or Australian Consular official
• the registrar of the university that issued the transcript or parchment
• a Flinders University staff member
• an official Flinders University agent
• a Notary Public (excluding India and Nepal).

Flinders University will send you and/or your agent an email confirming we have received your application.

The email will contain your Flinders University Application Number and you should take special note of this as you will need to quote this in any correspondence while your application is being assessed.