What languages can I study?
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Group: Applying
I am not a university student. Can I apply to study through the Brisbane Universities Languages Alliance?
No. Only university students can enrol to study a language at a BULA university. If you would like to apply to study individual language courses at a university, you can research the possibility of studying as a non-award student (this means studying whilst not enrolled in a degree program). Or, if you are a student …
I am a UQ student. How do I apply?
For Italian you apply to cross-enrol by simply filling in the online application form on this website, then wait to receive correspondence advising the progress of your application. When your application has been approved you will need to enrol yourself in the course (subject) through the Griffith portal. Please refer to the FAQs on “How …
I am a student from another university (not Griffith, QUT or UQ). How do I apply to cross-enrol to study a language?
The online application form on this website is available only to students of Griffith, QUT or UQ. Students from other universities are welcome to apply to study a language at Griffith, QUT or UQ. The normal cross-institutional application process applies to these students. This is a 2-step process: Fill your home university’s application to cross-enrol at another university and …
I am a QUT student. How do I apply?
To apply for cross institutional enrolment, please complete the online application form available on this website after you have ensured your QUT study plan is up to date and includes your intended language unit codes. For more on the BULA cross-enrolment process for QUT students, click here. Note: You must submit an application for each …
I am a Griffith student. How do I apply?
You simply fill in the online application form on this website, then wait to receive correspondence advising the progress of your application. When your application has been approved you will need to enrol yourself in the course (subject) through the website of the university that teaches the course. Please refer to the FAQs on “How …