Yes. All SAE courses are nationally recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF), meaning your qualification is recognised across Australia and widely accepted internationally. However, recognition can vary depending on the country or profession, so it is recommended to check with relevant professional bodies or local authorities if you plan to work overseas after graduation.

No, SAE does not have a minimum ATAR requirement for entry. The university holds interviews with all prospective students to ensure they can meet expectations and education goals. The interview is informal and helps to understand personal motivations, previous study, relevant experience and expected course outcomes.

International students can apply directly to SAE for admission in accordance with the Australian Government and SAE's policies. The application process involves completing the online international student enrolment form and including a copy of your passport, academic documents, evidence of English competency and a completed Financial Declaration Form. SAE International Admissions will review and assess your application, and if you meet entry requirements, you will receive a Letter of Offer via email.

SAE University College has campuses across Australia in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney. Study options vary depending on intake, location, and course availability. For International students, you must study at an SAE campus, though you can undertake one-third of your total course by online learning.

Accommodation is not provided directly by SAE, but students receive support in finding suitable housing near their campus. Options include purpose-built student residences, shared apartments, and homestays. Each campus offers localised advice and resources to help students secure safe, convenient accommodation that suits their lifestyle and budget. SAE's Sydney campus does not provide accommodation for students, however campus staff can point students in the right direction to help them find accommodation to suit their needs.

During your stay in Australia, you are permitted to work for up to 48 hours per fortnight during teaching periods, and unlimited hours outside teaching periods.