A student in Australia may be able to change their course of study if they find that their current course is not meeting their needs or interests. The process for changing courses can vary depending on the institution, but generally, it includes the following steps:

  1. Speak with an academic advisor: Students should speak with an academic advisor at their institution to discuss their options for changing courses. The advisor will be able to provide information about the available courses and the process for making the change.
  2. Check the deadline: Check the deadline for changing courses, as there may be different deadlines for different semesters or terms.
  3. Check the course requirements: Make sure that you meet the entry requirements for the course you wish to change to.
  4. Fill out the application form: Fill out the application form for the new course and submit it, along with any required documentation, to the appropriate department or office at your institution.
  5. Await outcome of application: After submitting the application, you will have to wait for the outcome of your application. Once the outcome is available, you will be informed about it through the mail or email.
  6. Pay fees and enrol: If your application is successful, you will need to pay any fees associated with the new course and formally enrol in the new course.
  7. Inform visa office: If you are an international student, you must inform the visa office of your change of course.

It’s important to note that changing courses can have an impact on your student visa, and you need to check with the visa office to ensure that you remain compliant with your visa conditions. It’s always recommended to check the website of the Australian Government’s Department of Home Affairs for the most up-to-date information and seek advice from a registered migration agent.