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Sydney Students Deadline: Accept your offer by Monday, 15 February 2021.
Melbourne Students Deadline: Accept your offer by Friday, 26 February 2021.

What happens next?

When you accept your offer, you will receive a confirmation email and information about enrolment and orientation.

Join us for O Day - Orientation Day

This fun week begins with a day when all enrolments are processed.

Enrolment Day (Melbourne Campus): Friday, 26 February 2021
Enrolment Day (Sydney Campus): Monday, 15 February 2021

Time: 10am

What happens during O Day?

It’s time to celebrate! Join us at our welcome event. There will be food and drink and the chance to meet staff and students. This is where new friendships begin.

During the first week you can

• Learn about the support services at MIT
• Meet current students and be paired with a buddy
• Get your Student Welcome Pack
• Get to know the campus with a tour
• Enrol in units and receive your timetable
• Meet the academic and administrative staff who will support you as you choose units and courses
• Apply for FEE-HELP
• Receive your Student ID Card and computer account processing

What you need to bring when you enrol

On Monday 15 February 2021, please bring with you:

1. Your MIT Offer Letter
2. Proof of citizenship, which can be one of the following:
   • Your birth certificate (the original or a certified copy)
   • Your Australian passport
   • Your Australian Citizenship certificate (the original or a certified copy)
3. If you're planning to apply for FEE-HELP, bring your Tax File Number (TFN) or a ‘Certificate of Application for a TFN’ from the Australian Tax Office (ATO). Find out how to get a TFN here.
4. Your academic documents that detail your previous studies including:
   • Your ATAR certificate and study scores
   • Transcripts from any other undergraduate studies

What if you can't attend?

If you’re unable to attend enrolment, please contact the Admissions Team who can help you arrange a late enrolment. You can contact them by emailing enquiries@mit.edu.au.

How much time do you need to be on site during O Day?

O Day can take around four to five hours. We will send you a program schedule for the event as we come closer to the day. Keep an eye out for an email from us.

What is FEE-HELP?

FEE-HELP is an Australian Government loan scheme designed to help Australian students in tertiary education. It assists eligible students to pay all or part of their tuition fees. For further information, visit the Fee-HELP info page.

Study Now and Pay Later

Domestic students, who are Australian Citizens, Permanent Humanitarian Visa Holders or New Zealand Special Category Visa Holders* do not have to pay their tuition fee up-front.

Eligible students can pay their fees via FEE-HELP (see above).

Students who do not meet FEE-HELP eligibility will be required to pay their tuition fee up-front. They can also access a payment plan to pay their tuition fees. For more info about the payment plan, please contact Admissions at 1800 MIT NOW.

Defer your offer

If you wish to defer your studies, you must do so before the offer acceptance and enrolment date specified in your offer letter. You can defer up to 1 academic year. Please contact the Admissions Team via email at:

Melbourne Campus: enquiries@mit.edu.au or telephone 1800 648 669 and press 1.

Sydney Campus: info.sydney@mit.edu.au or telephone 02 8267 1400 and press 2.

Download the deferral form here.

Domestic students, who are Australian Citizens, Permanent Humanitarian Visa Holders or New Zealand Special Category Visa Holders who meet the long-term residency requirements do not have to pay their tuition fee up-front. Follow this link to find out about residency requirements: https://www.studyassist.gov.au/help-loans/non-australian-citizens

Have you finalised your offer?

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