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Subsequent Accreditation and Authorisation

The application process for a subsequent accreditation and authorisation is the same as for initial accreditation and authorisation and includes the submission of complete documentation, addressing all criteria outlined in the Guidelines.  This provides the 'benchmark' for the subsequent approval process and for evaluating any major changes during the accreditation and authorisation period.  Applicants must also supply additional information that includes:

• evidence of how the applicant met the conditions (if any) imposed in the previous registration period;
• a description of any changes implemented with respect to delivery of the courses since the previous assessment and the reasons for the changes;
• the number of students who have completed, failed or withdrawn from the course during the registration period;
• graduate destinations; and
• feedback or evaluations collected from students, staff and others.