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Currently Connect Asia Pacific has negotiated Credit Transfer Agreements with nominated Australian Universities. It is our stated aim, to continually upgrade and improve our existing Credit Transfer Agreements with these and other Universities in Australia.
Australian Catholic University
40 credit points in the 240 credit points of a Bachelor of Business
(6 month of a 3 year degree)
Central Queensland University
8 units of credit in the 24 unit Bachelor of Business studies
(1 year of a 3 year degree)
Charles Darwin University
80 credit points (1 year) towards the Bachelor of Business.
Bachelor of Business = Remainder 240 units or two years
Specialisations in
 Accounting
Economics
Human Resources
Management
Marketing
Organisational Informatics
Edith Cowan University
8 units of credit in the 24 unit Bachelor of Business studies
(1 year of a 3 year degree)
Flinders University
33 units of credit towards the Bachelor of Government & Public Management
31.5 units of credit towards the Bachelor of International Studies
Up to 36 units of credit towards the Bachelor of Arts
9 units of credit towards the Bachelor of Business
9 units of credit towards the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
9 units of credit towards the Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
Griffith University
40cps (6 months) towards the Bachelor of Business. Bachelor of Business = 240cps
University of New England
48cps (8 units) or one year towards the Bachelor of Business – then students to complete 16 units or two years towards the following majors only
Marketing
Human Resource Management
Management
International Business
University of the Sunshine Coast
A total of eight (8) courses or one year will be awarded for students completing the Diploma of Management.
The USC Bachelor programs are comprised of a total of 24 courses. Successful students from CAP would need to complete the remaining sixteen (16) USC courses or two years to be awarded a Bachelor Degree.
University of Western Australia
Eligible for credit for elective units – credit would be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
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