

Course Advantages
High university entrance rate: Students can seamlessly transition to the second year of undergraduate studies upon completion of the course and achieving the required grades.
Moderate learning pace: smaller class sizes, more academic support
Save time and money: Compared to completing a foundation program before entering undergraduate studies, the first year of university can directly shorten the study period.
Smooth Transition: Providing a Buffer for International Students to Adapt to Australian Teaching Methods
If you or your child are interested in studying in Australia, please contact CITIC Immigration's professional study abroad consultants for school registration and visa application services.
Admission Requirements
Compared to direct entry into an undergraduate program, pathway programs have lower entry requirements, typically requiring:
Completed Grade 11 or 12 (some schools may accept Grade 11).
IELTS score of 5.5 - 6.0 (or completion of a corresponding language course)
Average or above
If your language proficiency is not up to standard, you can first enroll in the school's Direct Entry English Program.

Freshman Fast Track Course
The first-year pathway program is a bridging program offered by Australian universities for international students who do not directly meet the undergraduate entry requirements. Its curriculum is equivalent to the first year of an undergraduate program, and upon completion, students can directly progress to the second year of their undergraduate studies at the same university.
This type of course provides students with a more secure and buffered way to enter the undergraduate system of prestigious universities, saving time and lowering the admission threshold.

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