We are committed to recognising the valuable learning that students bring with them when they decide to study at VU.
Some of our courses have recognised study pathways. You may be able to complete your course faster by getting credit for previous study.
If you have studied certain TAFE courses at VU you can get credit in some of our bachelor degrees. Approved pathways and credits will be listed on the course page.
Use our course finder to discover if your previous study counts towards the required credits.
We have formal credit transfer arrangements with certain universities for some of our courses . This means you could get credit in some of our bachelors degrees for study you did at another university.
If it exists, this information will appear on the course page.
Use our course finder to discover if your previous study counts towards the required credits.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)/Recognition of Current Competency (RCC) is an assessment process that applies if you have prior study, or other relevant experience, but the course you're interested in doesn't have formal credit transfer arrangements.
The RPL/RCC recognises previous study by matching learning that has been achieved through study, life and work experience against learning that would be covered in specific subjects or units.
Students are encouraged to discuss possible RPL/RCC applications with the course co-ordinator at enrolment.
Learn more about Recognition of Prior Learning and eligibility.
If you want more detailed information about unit to unit pathways, view the Pathways database. It outlines the formal, recognised credit arrangements at VU.
Page last updated: Wednesday 16 March 2011