Aptitude for Engineering Assessment 2017

Griffith University offers a pathway into engineering through the Aptitude for Engineering Assessment (AEA) exam. The AEA is a two-and-a-half-hour multiple choice test that assesses a candidate’s aptitude to think scientifically, solve quantitative problems, critically analyse information and display interpersonal understanding. This pathway is available to both school leavers and non-school leavers who may be not meet the subject prerequisite or program cut-off for Bachelor of Engineering (Honours). Students who successfully pass their exam will receive an admission offer into the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) at either the Brisbane (Nathan) or Gold Coast campus. They will also be able to attend a Math B bridging course free of charge.

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Exam date and location Exam date: Saturday 30 September 2017 Exam location: You can sit the exam at either the Nathan or Gold Coast campus. If you’re in regional Queensland, you can take the exam online. Find more information about exam dates and locations at griffith.edu.au/aptitude-engineering-assessment

How to register Registrations close on Monday 18 September 2017. You can register online at acer.org/aea Cost: $150

‘The AEA exam provided me with a means to assess my eligibility and aptitude for learning the content of my desired field of study. After three years in the work place, I was ready to step back into the world of learning and have thoroughly enjoyed my first semester of studies.’ Layton Tagget, Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic and Computer Engineering)

‘The AEA exam provided a second chance for me and my first semester at Griffith University has been a great experience.’ Nicholas Foster, Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering)

‘I chose to sit the exam as I never went to school in Australia and it was the perfect opportunity to gain admission into my preferred course CRICOS No. 00233E J001497

and it benefits people who do not have an OP or UAI, or the equivalent high school scores.’ Grant Gatland, Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronic Engineering)

More information Find out more about engineering study options at Griffith at griffith.edu.au/engineering GU_sciences |

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