International Students
CRICOS Provider Number - 01762E
All the Advanced Diploma and Diploma courses offered by AIHM are registered with the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS) and therefore we are able to accept International Students.
Overseas applicants should be aware that some of the information provided in the AIHM Prospectus and website is relevant only to local students and if you need any further information, please contact the
AIHM either by phone during the working hours on 61 8 9417 3553 between 9.00am and 5.00pm. (Western Australian time) Monday to Friday, or send an email to info@aihm.wa.edu.au or a fax to 61 8 9417 1881.
Please read this document
Important Information for Overseas Students as it contains information relevant if you
are considering coming to study at the AIHM and also the AIHM
application form. For your reference here is a copy of the
National Code 2007 ,
Education Services for Overseas Students Act and the
ESOS Framework
Detailed information regarding visa applications and regulations governing overseas students should be directed to the relevant Immigration authorities and departments. The information contained here is intended as a guide only.
Information about Student Visas can be found on the website of
DIAC -
Department of Immigration and Citizenship website.
Please click here to access information regarding the Australian Embassies, high commissions, consulates, multilateral missions and representative offices where you can apply for your student visa.
Some applicants will require a minimum IELTS score of 6 (either
academic or general) when applying for their Student Visa, more
information on how and where to apply for the IELTS and useful
practice information can be found at
www.ielts.org
About Perth, Western Australia
Perth is a
major University city with 5 major Universities and over 70,000 university students. As the capital of Western Australia, Perth has a population of over 1,400,000, which makes up two-thirds of the total population of the state.
The people of Perth enjoy a warm, sunny climate with an average rainfall of 880mm. On average there are 7.9 hours of sunshine daily, with daytime temperatures ranging from a maximum of 40 degrees in the summer months, being December, January and February, down to 19 degrees in the winter months, being June, July and August.
Perth is multicultural society with people from many ethnic backgrounds including Chinese, Greek, Italian, Sri Lankan, Vietnamese and Indian together with those of European decent.
Situated on the banks of the River Swan, Perth is well linked to the rest of the world via the excellent communication and transportation systems. Most of the major businesses and the government offices are situated in the inner city, while the majority of residents live in the suburbs and commute either by car, train or bus to the city or other suburbs to work.
The AIHM’s campus is situated approximately 30 minutes south of Perth city and is accessible by public transport.
For more information about Perth and Western Australia in general, please visit the Western Australia Tourism website.
Living in Perth
For information relating to issues such as accommodation, the cost of living in Perth, transport, culture and social activities and many other facts about living in Perth please visit the Perth Education City website.
How to apply
E-mail
for more information: info@aihm.wa.edu.au | 
