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Vibe College

Brisbane, Queensland · Private higher education provider

AU Rank #230 Star rating 2/6 Listed on CRICOS under the ESOS Act Admissions open
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Private higher education provider
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Overview

Vibe College is a private higher education provider based in Brisbane, Queensland. As a CRICOS-registered institution, it can enrol international students in Australia. The college teaches courses in areas such as Business Administration (including MBA), Hospitality Management, Curriculum & Instruction, Information Systems, and Accounting. In Australia, private higher education providers like Vibe College focus on delivering career-oriented programs that may lead to locally recognised qualifications. International students can explore practical courses that build relevant skills for specific industries. Vibe College offers an option in Brisbane for those interested in these fields.

Programs at Vibe College

9 programs across 2 study levels.

Diploma

Diploma Accounting

Diploma of Accounting

Vibe College

CRICOS 112491M · Provider 03500M

⏱ 1 year 🎓 Full Time 💰 A$13,000 total
Diploma Business Administration (MBA)

Diploma of Salon Management

Vibe College

CRICOS 096243J · Provider 03500M

⏱ 1 year 🎓 Full Time 💰 A$15,000 total

Graduate Diploma

Tuition fees & costs

International tuition, per year

Not published

Typical course fee

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Median of this provider's registered fees

CRICOS provider code

03500M

Registered for 1,050 overseas students

Fees are derived from the international tuition this provider registers against its own courses on the Commonwealth CRICOS register, annualised over each course's registered duration; the range is the 10th to 90th percentile across its undergraduate and coursework-postgraduate courses. Providers may also charge the capped Student Services and Amenities Fee, and you will need Overseas Student Health Cover on top. Always confirm the fee for your specific course with the provider before applying.

Guides for applying to Australian universities

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Study Guides Why Study in Australia? Rankings, Work Rights and Graduate Outcomes Seven Australian universities sit in the QS world top 100, degrees are taught entirely in English, and eligible graduates can stay and work on a Temporary Graduate visa — here is what studying in Australia actually involves. Application Guides How to Apply to an Australian University: ATAR, UAC and Direct Applications Domestic school leavers apply through a state admissions centre; international applicants apply directly to the university. This is the whole path, from entry requirements to Letter of Offer and Confirmation of Enrolment. Student Visa The Student Visa (Subclass 500) Explained, Step by Step What the Genuine Student requirement asks of you, why you need a CoE and OSHC before you lodge, how much money you must evidence, and how the 48-hours-a-fortnight work rule works.

Admission requirements

A senior secondary qualification recognised as equivalent to an Australian Year 12 certificate. Domestic school leavers are ranked by their ATAR through the state admissions centre (UAC in NSW/ACT, VTAC in Victoria, QTAC in Queensland, SATAC in SA/NT, TISC in WA); international applicants are assessed against the recognised equivalent of their own qualification and may enter through a foundation year, a diploma pathway or with credit from prior study. Postgraduate entry normally requires a relevant bachelor’s degree, with a weighted average mark or GPA threshold and, for some programmes, professional experience or a portfolio.

Language: International applicants must evidence English proficiency. IELTS Academic 6.0–6.5 overall is the common undergraduate and coursework-postgraduate standard, rising to 7.0–7.5 for teaching, nursing, medicine, law and social work. TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, Cambridge C1 Advanced and the university’s own English programmes are accepted as equivalents; the Department of Home Affairs sets a separate English threshold for the Student visa itself.

How to apply

  1. 1Choose a CRICOS-registered course and check its intake — most Australian degrees start in Semester 1 (late February/March) and Semester 2 (July), with some providers adding a November trimester.
  2. 2Confirm you meet the entry requirements: A senior secondary qualification recognised as equivalent to an Australian Year 12 certificate. Domestic school leavers are ranked by their ATAR through the state admissions centre (UAC in NSW/ACT, VTAC in Victoria, QTAC in Queensland, SATAC in SA/NT, TISC in WA); international applicants are assessed against the recognised equivalent of their own qualification and may enter through a foundation year, a diploma pathway or with credit from prior study. Postgraduate entry normally requires a relevant bachelor’s degree, with a weighted average mark or GPA threshold and, for some programmes, professional experience or a portfolio.
  3. 3Meet the English language requirement: International applicants must evidence English proficiency. IELTS Academic 6.0–6.5 overall is the common undergraduate and coursework-postgraduate standard, rising to 7.0–7.5 for teaching, nursing, medicine, law and social work. TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic, Cambridge C1 Advanced and the university’s own English programmes are accepted as equivalents; the Department of Home Affairs sets a separate English threshold for the Student visa itself.
  4. 4Apply directly to the university (or through a registered education agent), then accept your Letter of Offer and pay the initial fee instalment to be issued a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
  5. 5Take out Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the length of your stay, then lodge a Student visa (subclass 500) application with the Department of Home Affairs, meeting the Genuine Student requirement and evidencing the current financial capacity amount.

For international students

International students accept a Letter of Offer, pay the first fee instalment and are issued a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE), then apply for a Student visa (subclass 500) with the Department of Home Affairs. The application must satisfy the Genuine Student requirement, include Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the full stay and evidence the current financial capacity amount. Student visa holders may work up to 48 hours per fortnight while classes are in session and unrestricted hours during scheduled breaks; eligible graduates can apply for a Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) to work in Australia afterwards.

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Scholarships for Vibe College students

National and foundation scholarships open to students at Vibe College. Because public universities in Australia charge no tuition, these mostly fund living costs.

Partial

Women in Construction

Scholarship pathways designed to support women into trade and technical roles in the building and construction industry.

Open Rolling
Partial

Women in Engineering

Provides foundation skills for gaining employment in Western Australia's oil and gas, and resources industry.

Open Rolling
Partial

Women in Defence Industry

Provides training to prepare you for employment in WA’s booming defence industry.

Open Rolling
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Frequently asked questions

What are the admission requirements for Vibe College?

A senior secondary qualification recognised as equivalent to an Australian Year 12 certificate. Domestic school leavers are ranked by their ATAR through the state admissions centre (UAC in NSW/ACT, VTAC in Victoria, QTAC in Queensland, SATAC in SA/NT, TISC in WA); international a...

How is Vibe College ranked?

Australia national rank #230.

What are the English requirements?

International applicants must evidence English proficiency. IELTS Academic 6.0–6.5 overall is the common undergraduate and coursework-postgraduate standard, rising to 7.0–7.5 for teaching, nursing, medicine, law and soci...

Last updated 27 Sep 2026. Information is provided for guidance — verify with official sources before applying.