You gave VTAC permission to release your application details to institutions to be considered for the VTAC Supplementary Offer process.

VTAC runs a supplementary offer round for applicants who have not received an offer in any of the previous rounds. Applicants need to give VTAC permission to release their application details to be considered for the supplementary offer rounds. The supplementary offer process enables institutes to directly offer applicants a place in programs for which they are eligible (ie. they meet all prerequisites requirements), but did not list the program in their VTAC preferences. What this means for you is another option to get into uni and take the next step in building the future of your dreams.

You need to click on a ‘Register your interest’ link/button, complete your details and submit the form. Once we receive your registration, we will assess your application and if you’re eligible, you will receive an offer via VTAC and also an email from us with your official ‘Letter of Offer’ in the next round of offer release date. View offer release dates here: https://www.vtac.edu.au/dates.html

Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT) is a private higher education institute established in 1996 and specialising in Business, IT and Telecommunication Engineering degrees. We also have Research degrees in Business and IT. Every degree at MIT has extensive Work-Integrated-Learning (WIL) opportunities which enables our students to gain industry experience and help them stand out to their future employers. Our campuses in Melbourne and Sydney are centrally located in the CBD with world-class facilities, and our courses have industry accreditation that are globally recognised - allowing graduates to make their mark all over the world.

MIT is neither a TAFE nor a university. We are an independent higher education provider offering specialised Bachelor and Master degree courses at the same level as other Australian universities. Qualifications from MIT are recognised in Australia and overseas. Our degrees are also accredited by various industry bodies like the Australian Computer Society (ACS), Engineers Australia (EA), Certified Practising Accountants (CPA) Australia, and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) – all a testament to the relevancy of our degree to industry.

Yes, you certainly can. Once you receive your official ‘Letter of Offer’ via email, complete the deferral form and email it to enquiries@mit.edu.au. You can defer to the July 2024, November 2024 or March 2025 intake.

You can apply for a FEE-HELP loan to pay for your course at MIT as long as you are eligible for FEE-HELP. Generally, an Australian citizen, a Humanitarian visa holder, and New Zealand Special Category (SCV) visa holder who meet the long-term residency requirement are eligible for FEE-HELP. You can view the full eligibility criteria and more information about FEE-HELP on the Australian Government Study Assist website.