But do u think SIMGE accepts MDIS diploma to study their degree ?
I use to recall that previously they did
But do u think SIMGE accepts MDIS diploma to study their degree ?
Ok, so there are a number of things to unpack here.
So if you are referring specifically to SIM GE, I am assuming that you are referring to the partnership programs they run with foreign universities like RMIT, Buffalo, and Stirling.
And since you mentioned IT, I assume that you mean Wollongong.
But I need to stress that currently, I am unsure if the foreign-partner degrees offered in SIM GE already incorporate exemptions (usually poly diploma graduate) or do they offer the "full" program for people without any potential credit transfer. If it is only the first option, your chances practically drop to nil.
For partner foreign universities, what you can do is drop an email to ad admissions office at SIM GE if they accept the MDIS diploma. By now, the admissions office at SIM GE should
theoretically know whether or not MDIS Diploma is affected.
Now just to note, because the degree is offered through a partnership program with a foreign university, by right, admission standards should,
in theory, be set and decided by the foreign university, although it is possible that the foreign university delegate it all to SIM GE.
Note: I have been out of the industry for over 8 years, so my info could be outdated or wrong.
In the event that SIM GE gives you a theoretical "No" reply, you can directly contact the overseas admissions office of the foreign partner and ask them to do an assessment. In "
theory", because the degree offered is the same, admission standards "in theory" are not supposed too differ.