Credit
Transfer
This Credit Transfer website is a helpful guide as you explore options and plan your tertiary education journey. Whether you're thinking about starting at TAFE NSW, or you've already finished a qualification with us, this website can help you see how your qualifications fit into your lifelong learning journey. Listing over 3,200 pathways across 28 universities and higher education providers, there is sure to be a pathway that appeals. Credit arrangements are updated regularly, so you should always confirm your eligibility with the offering institution by following the information in the How to Apply section.
 
     
Degree:

Bachelor of Information Technology

 		 Offering Institution:

University of Technology Sydney

 
TAFE qualification:

Advanced Cloud Computing

 
National code: 500-000001V02 
Pathway credit points: 6 
Degree credit points: 144 
Available credits: Completion of Institute of Applied Technology (Digital) Cloud Microcredential Stack which includes Advanced Cloud Computing as part of a stack of two (2) courses may achieve credit for one subject 41891 - Cloud Computing Infrastructure – 6 credit points for University of Technology Sydney IT undergraduate degrees
The following Cloud Microcredential Stack courses must be completed
• Cloud Computing Foundations
• Advanced Cloud Computing
Please note this is a guide only does not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the recognition of prior learning application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.

More information?
Please check UTS's webpage for the most up-to-date information on Credit Recognition.
Still have questions?
Please call UTS on 1300-ASK-UTS, contact UTS online via Ask UTS or visit on of our Student Centres. If you are visiting UTS in person, please bring a copy of your transcript from your previous study. Alternatively, you can upload a copy via Ask UTS.  
How to apply: You can apply for formal credit recognition at UTS by submitting an application to a UTS Student Centre.
Use the instructions provided in your faculty's guidelines, and the instructions provided on the form when completing and submitting this form. Each application is assessed on an individual basis.
Note
The credit recognition arrangements are only a guide and do not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the credit recognition application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.


 
TAFE qualification:

Basics of Identity Management and secure authentication techniques

 
National code: 500-000003V02 
Pathway credit points: 12 
Degree credit points: 144 
Available credits: Completion of Institute of Applied Technology (Digital) Cyber Security Microcredential Stack which includes Basics of Identity Management and Secure Authentication Techniques as part of a stack of four (4) courses may achieve credit for two subjects 41181 - Information Security and Management – 6 credit points and 48436 - Digital Forensics - 6 credit points for University of Technology Sydney IT undergraduate degrees
The following Cyber Secuirity Microcredential Stack courses must be completed
• Cyber Security Threat Assessment and Risk Management
• Cyber Breach Simulation and Cyber Crisis Management
• Basics of Indentity Management and secure authentication techniques
• Digital Forensics
Please note this is a guide only does not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the recognition of prior learning application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.

More information?
Please check UTS's webpage for the most up-to-date information on Credit Recognition.
Still have questions?
Please call UTS on 1300-ASK-UTS, contact UTS online via Ask UTS or visit on of our Student Centres. If you are visiting UTS in person, please bring a copy of your transcript from your previous study. Alternatively, you can upload a copy via Ask UTS.  
How to apply: You can apply for formal credit recognition at UTS by submitting an application to a UTS Student Centre.
Use the instructions provided in your faculty's guidelines, and the instructions provided on the form when completing and submitting this form. Each application is assessed on an individual basis.
Note
The credit recognition arrangements are only a guide and do not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the credit recognition application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.


 
TAFE qualification:

Cloud Computing Foundations

 
National code: 500-000004V02 
Pathway credit points: 6 
Degree credit points: 144 
Available credits: Completion of Institute of Applied Technology (Digital) Cloud Microcredential Stack which includes Cloud Computing Foundations as part of a stack of two (2) courses may achieve credit for one subject 41891 - Cloud Computing Infrastructure – 6 credit points for University of Technology Sydney IT undergraduate degrees
The following Cloud Microcredential Stack courses must be completed
• Cloud Computing Foundations
• Advanced Cloud Computing
Please note this is a guide only does not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the recognition of prior learning application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.

More information?
Please check UTS's webpage for the most up-to-date information on Credit Recognition.
Still have questions?
Please call UTS on 1300-ASK-UTS, contact UTS online via Ask UTS or visit on of our Student Centres. If you are visiting UTS in person, please bring a copy of your transcript from your previous study. Alternatively, you can upload a copy via Ask UTS.  
How to apply: You can apply for formal credit recognition at UTS by submitting an application to a UTS Student Centre.
Use the instructions provided in your faculty's guidelines, and the instructions provided on the form when completing and submitting this form. Each application is assessed on an individual basis.
Note
The credit recognition arrangements are only a guide and do not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the credit recognition application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.


 
TAFE qualification:

Cyber Breach Simulation and Cyber Crisis Management

 
National code: 500-000005V02 
Pathway credit points: 12 
Degree credit points: 144 
Available credits: Completion of Institute of Applied Technology (Digital) Cyber Security Microcredential Stack which includes Cyber Breach simulation and Cyber Crisis Mangement as part of a stack of four (4) courses may achieve credit for two subjects 41181 - Information Security and Management – 6 credit points and 48436 - Digital Forensics - 6 credit points for University of Technology Sydney IT undergraduate degrees
The following Cyber Secuirity Microcredential Stack courses must be completed
• Cyber Security Threat Assessment and Risk Management
• Cyber Breach Simulation and Cyber Crisis Management
• Basics of Indentity Management and secure authentication techniques
• Digital Forensics
Please note this is a guide only does not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the recognition of prior learning application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.

More information?
Please check UTS's webpage for the most up-to-date information on Credit Recognition.
Still have questions?
Please call UTS on 1300-ASK-UTS, contact UTS online via Ask UTS or visit on of our Student Centres. If you are visiting UTS in person, please bring a copy of your transcript from your previous study. Alternatively, you can upload a copy via Ask UTS.  
How to apply: You can apply for formal credit recognition at UTS by submitting an application to a UTS Student Centre.
Use the instructions provided in your faculty's guidelines, and the instructions provided on the form when completing and submitting this form. Each application is assessed on an individual basis.
Note
The credit recognition arrangements are only a guide and do not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the credit recognition application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.


 
TAFE qualification:

Cyber Security Threat Assessment and Risk Management

 
National code: 500-000006V02 
Pathway credit points: 12 
Degree credit points: 144 
Available credits: Completion of Institute of Applied Technology (Digital) Cyber Security Microcredential Stack which includes Cyber Security threat assessment and Risk Management as part of a stack of four (4) courses may achieve credit for two subjects 41181 - Information Security and Management – 6 credit points and 48436 - Digital Forensics - 6 credit points for University of Technology Sydney IT undergraduate degrees
The following Cyber Secuirity Microcredential Stack courses must be completed
• Cyber Security Threat Assessment and Risk Management
• Cyber Breach Simulation and Cyber Crisis Management
• Basics of Indentity Management and secure authentication techniques
• Digital Forensics
Please note this is a guide only does not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the recognition of prior learning application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.

More information?
Please check UTS's webpage for the most up-to-date information on Credit Recognition.
Still have questions?
Please call UTS on 1300-ASK-UTS, contact UTS online via Ask UTS or visit on of our Student Centres. If you are visiting UTS in person, please bring a copy of your transcript from your previous study. Alternatively, you can upload a copy via Ask UTS.  
How to apply: You can apply for formal credit recognition at UTS by submitting an application to a UTS Student Centre.
Use the instructions provided in your faculty's guidelines, and the instructions provided on the form when completing and submitting this form. Each application is assessed on an individual basis.
Note
The credit recognition arrangements are only a guide and do not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the credit recognition application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.


 
TAFE qualification:

Digital Forensics

 
National code: 500-000009V02 
Pathway credit points: 12 
Degree credit points: 144 
Available credits: Completion of Institute of Applied Technology (Digital) Cyber Security Microcredential Stack which includes Digital Forensics as part of a stack of four (4) courses may achieve credit for two subjects 41181 - Information Security and Management – 6 credit points and 48436 - Digital Forensics - 6 credit points for University of Technology Sydney IT undergraduate degrees
The following Cyber Secuirity Microcredential Stack courses must be completed
• Cyber Security Threat Assessment and Risk Management
• Cyber Breach Simulation and Cyber Crisis Management
• Basics of Indentity Management and secure authentication techniques
• Digital Forensics
Please note this is a guide only does not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the recognition of prior learning application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.

More information?
Please check UTS's webpage for the most up-to-date information on Credit Recognition.
Still have questions?
Please call UTS on 1300-ASK-UTS, contact UTS online via Ask UTS or visit on of our Student Centres. If you are visiting UTS in person, please bring a copy of your transcript from your previous study. Alternatively, you can upload a copy via Ask UTS.  
How to apply: You can apply for formal credit recognition at UTS by submitting an application to a UTS Student Centre.
Use the instructions provided in your faculty's guidelines, and the instructions provided on the form when completing and submitting this form. Each application is assessed on an individual basis.
Note
The credit recognition arrangements are only a guide and do not guarantee admission to the UTS course. You can submit the credit recognition application form after you have accepted your offer to study at UTS.