5
Stars in Student Support, Graduate Salary, and Overall Experience - The Good Universities Guide 2022
TOP 200
Young Universities globally - Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2023
TOP 8 %
of universities worldwide in Business and Economics - THE World University Rankings 2023
TOP 4 %
of universities worldwide in Forestry and Agriculture - QS World Rankings 2021
TOP 250
in Physical Sciences - Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2021
General English
Grow your English Language proficiency through the SCU College General English (GE) program. This program will help you develop your English speaking, listening, reading and writing skills while focusing on communicative English. Grow your skills while putting them into practice in real-world contexts. Our GE classes may be mixed-level ability: Pre-intermediate English (CEFR A2 – B1) Intermediate English (CEFR B2) Upper-intermediate English (CEFR B2+) Advanced English (CEFR C1).
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
English for Academic Purposes (EAP) is the perfect unit to help you prepare yourself for study at Southern Cross University. EAP will help you build on your existing English language abilities in reading, writing, speaking and listening. This unit will also help you develop your academic and digital literacy practices, including researching, referencing, note-taking, using the Southern Cross University Learning Management System and giving presentations.
SCU 30th Anniversary English Language Diversity Scholarship
We are offering 30 scholarships for a 15 Week English Language program in Australia at our beautiful Lismore or Gold Coast campuses. This is our way of thanking our valued learning abroad partners and celebrating the contribution of our international students to our vibrant University community
SCU College - Gold Coast
Gold Coast Airport, Terminal Dr, Bilinga QLD 4225, Australia
Bronte Wall
Preparing for Success Program graduate, Bachelor of Speech Pathology student
“I found it really helpful in building the necessary skills to do a university degree – things like how to reference properly, which was such a big advantage going into first year. It also taught me how to build a study plan, which is about how to fit in all my priorities such as work, study, assignments, and I still use that template now. ”
Maoko Watanabe
English Language Program graduate
“Before coming to Australia, I felt speaking English was a bit scary. After taking the EAP course, having conversations in English is really fun. In EAP there are many great teachers and friendly students from many countries, so it was a very precious experience and the memory is very important for me.”
Inderjot Bajwa
Transition to Uni graduate and Bachelor of Business and Enterprise student
“When I found out about the intensive six-week Transition to Uni course, I applied and got in and it really helped me get the start I needed at uni – I wouldn’t have been able to study a degree without it.”