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LZ你自己看ACS的PASA Guide
第19-20页
"Recognised degree" means a degree normally awarded by a foreign educational institution, after successful completion of a program of study in ICT, which program has been –
• accredited by the responsible accrediting body in that country, which is a signatory to the Seoul Accord, or
• evaluated by the ACS as being equivalent to a degree accredited by the ACS or a signatory of the Seoul Accord. These programs do not appear on the list of qualifications formally recognised under the Seoul Accord.
Through the Seoul Accord, the signatories recognise the equivalence of the preparation of graduates of computing education programs accredited by the signatories for professional computing practice at the entry level.
If an applicant's degree falls in one of the categories referred to above the applicant will be assessed as meeting qualification requirements.
If an applicant's degree does not fall in one of the categories referred to above, the ACS will use the current Australian Education International-National Office of Overseas Skills Recognition (AEI-NOOSR) Country Education Profiles (CEP) to establish the educational level of the qualifications held by the applicant. Qualifications other than those listed in the relevant CEP are assessed individually.
A Bachelor or higher degree course undertaken by an applicant granted advanced standing, credit(s) or exemption(s) will only be regarded as undertaken where, in the opinion of the ACS, credit(s) or exemption(s) are given for equivalent subjects (particularly in terms of IT content) taken at an equivalent educational level in an institution of equivalent academic standing.
No advanced standing, credit or exemption given on the basis of qualifications from overseas will be considered in relation to an Australian Graduate Diploma or higher degree qualifications. |
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