University pathways

Start with a TBS Certificate IV or Diploma, then use it to get into a bachelor degree with credit. Our partner institutions recognise TBS qualifications, so you can finish your degree sooner and for less.

See our partners Enquire about a pathway

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Study at TBSCertificate IV or Diploma in Campsie
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Apply to a partnerUse your TBS qualification for entry
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Start with creditUp to half of some degrees already done

Southern Cross UniversityCredit into 7 associate and bachelor degrees
ASA InstitutePathway into the Bachelor of Professional Accounting
AIHUp to 8 advanced standings in bachelor degrees
Up to 50%Credit towards an associate degree

Southern Cross University

Credit into Southern Cross degrees

The Business School has an approved articulation arrangement with Southern Cross University, recognising learning within particular Certificate IV and Diploma courses/qualifications for entry into the first or second year of a related Southern Cross course, with maximum credit transfer.

With the BSB40120 Certificate IV in Business, you can receive credit into:

Southern Cross University course	Credit
Bachelor of Business and Enterprise (3007150) CRICOS code: 105618D	4 units16% of the course

About the TBS Certificate IV in Business

With the BSB40520 Certificate IV in Leadership and Management, you can receive credit into:

Southern Cross University course	Credit
Bachelor of Business and Enterprise (3007150) CRICOS code: 105618D	4 units16% of the course

About the TBS Certificate IV in Leadership and Management

With the BSB40920 Certificate IV in Project Management Practice, you can receive credit into:

Southern Cross University course	Credit
Bachelor of Business (3002100) CRICOS code: 081532A Bachelor of Business and Enterprise (3007150) CRICOS code: 105618D	2 units8% of the course

With the BSB41419 Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety, you can receive credit into:

Southern Cross University course	Credit
Bachelor of Business (3002100) CRICOS code: 081532A Bachelor of Business and Enterprise (3007150) CRICOS code: 105618D	2 units8% of the course

With the BSB50420 Diploma of Leadership and Management, you can receive credit into:

Southern Cross University course	Credit
Associate Degree in Law (Paralegal Studies) (2206351) Course CRICOS code: 016182B	4 units25% of the course
Bachelor of Legal and Justice Studies (3006110) Course CRICOS code: 022342G	4 units16% of the course
Bachelor of Business in Hotel Management (3007005) CRICOS code: 111082C	6 units25% of the course
Bachelor of Business and Enterprise (3007150) CRICOS code: 105618D	8 units33% of the course

About the TBS Diploma of Leadership and Management

With the BSB50120 Diploma of Business, you can receive credit into:

Southern Cross University course	Credit
Associate Degree in Law (Paralegal Studies) (2206351) Course CRICOS code: 016182B	4 units25% of the course
Bachelor of Legal and Justice Studies (3006110) Course CRICOS code: 022342G	4 units16% of the course
Associate Degree of International Hotel and Tourism Management (2206700) CRICOS code: 104631D	8 units50% of the course
Bachelor of Business in Hotel Management (3007005) CRICOS code: 111082C Bachelor of Business and Enterprise (3007150) CRICOS code: 105618D	8 units33% of the course
Bachelor of Information Technology (3002111) CRICOS code: 019840D	7 units29% of the course

About the TBS Diploma of Business

With the 10904NAT Diploma of Social Media Marketing, you can receive credit into:

Southern Cross University course	Credit
Bachelor of Business and Enterprise (3007150) CRICOS code: 105618D	8 units33% of the course

About the TBS Diploma of Social Media Marketing

For further details view the live and searchable AQF Vocational Qualification Credit Linkages document published at www.scu.edu.au/aqfvocationallinkages for specific credit details into a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.

ASA Institute of Higher Education

Bachelor of Professional Accounting

CRICOS course code: 102219K
TEQSA course code: CRS 1400690

The Australian School of Accounting Pty Ltd (ASA) provides a range of vocational pathways into ASA degrees from some nationally accredited courses and qualifications within disciplines related to Australian Training Packages.

The following qualifications offered by The Business School Pty Ltd have discipline related pathways into the Australian School of Accounting Bachelor of Professional Accounting CRICOS Code 102219K/TEQSA Course Code CRS 1400690, see further information www.asahe.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-professional-accounting

View the degree at ASA

Australian Institute of Higher Education

Bachelor degrees with advanced standing

Minimum entry: Certificate IV in a related discipline
Advanced standing: Up to 8 units
Study level: Bachelor degrees

Applicants with completed VET qualifications are eligible for admission into AIH Bachelor degrees. The minimum entry requirement is a Certificate IV in a related discipline. Further qualifications, such as Diploma and Advanced Diplomas, are not required to be in a related field. AIH has articulation agreements with partner providers, offering Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas. These courses can be packaged with our Bachelor degrees and guarantee up to 8 Advanced Standings depending on the course the applicant enrols in. Applicants attending VET providers with no articulation agreements can also be eligible to obtain Advanced Standing if the units taken are equivalent to AIH's. For further information about Advanced Standing, please refer to the Advanced Standing Policy and Advanced Standing Procedure.

Why take a pathway?

A pathway turns your vocational study into a head start on a degree.

Plan ahead. Map out your study and career path from the start.
Another way in. Get into higher education based on your prior learning, not only school results.
An easier step up. More support as you move between academic levels, cultures and technologies.
Build confidence. Develop academic skills gradually, and keep learning for life.
Save time and money. Credit cuts the overall cost and length of your degree.
Use what you know. Put your vocational knowledge and skills to work in your degree.
More qualifications, sooner. Hold several qualifications in less time, which helps with jobs, promotion and pay.