Melbourne Institute of Technology Sydney campus

The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) has recognized the Melbourne Institute of Technology as a higher education institution, and TEQSA has validated our programmes. The independent national regulator for higher education in Australia, including public universities, is TEQSA. To be accredited to offer tertiary level programmes as part of Australia's higher education system, TEQSA verifies that all public and private higher education providers meet the Higher Education Standards Framework or the Threshold Standards.
Melbourne and Sydney, two of the most livable cities in the world, are home to the university's two campuses. Both campuses are conveniently close to public transport thanks to their prime locations in the CBDs (Central Business District).
It provides undergraduate and graduate courses in business, accounting, management, marketing, information technology, computer networking, and telecommunications engineering and has an NEAS-accredited English Language Center.
 

The outstanding teaching and learning facilities at MIT Sydney are stylish, hospitable, functionally planned, and built for social interaction. Due to the campus's proximity to cafes, restaurants, and retail establishments, students are exposed to all the advantages of the city.  

• Modern computer labs
• Wireless internet
• Expansive modern library with the latest electronic information services
• Quiet study areas
• Student Lounges with built-in charging ports
• Centre of Learning
• Counselling and Advocacy Services
• Campus security and first aid room
• Prayer room
• Outdoor Courtyard with a recreational area

The institution is aware of the current financial difficulties the pandemic has caused and believes that high tuition prices shouldn't stand in the way of our future generation's career aspirations. In response, MIT will start awarding the Beyond the ATAR fellowship in 2023. a scholarship that is open to students of all academic levels.