International College of Management, Sydney Pty Ltd. Limited is a higher education institute located in Manly, New South Wales. It is listed by TEQSA as an active Australian higher-education provider with provider ID PRV12025. Registration is shown through 18 March 2027. Self-accrediting-authority status: Yes (partial). TEQSA displays CRICOS code 01484M but the exact course and location must also be active on CRICOS. ICMS is a private, industry-oriented provider, established in 1996, with limited self-accrediting authority. This row is an example of a current selection across business, hospitality, events, property, accounting and technology, the live catalog is the full self-accredited scope.

The academic profile is focused on business, hospitality, tourism, events, sport, fashion and brand management, property, accounting, information technology, cybersecurity, big data, management and work-integrated learning. ICMS delivers from Manly and approved locations through classes, simulations, technology laboratories, industry projects and work-integrated learning embedded in many courses. This record consists of 14 verified undergraduate examples including Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of Business (Accounting), Bachelor of Business (Entrepreneurship). 14 verified postgraduate examples including Graduate Certificate of Business, Master of International Business, Master of Management. No current independently awarded doctoral course in the verified portfolio. Qualification levels remain separate, inactive or teach-out only courses are excluded and applicants should re-check the live portfolio.

Selection is based on the program and may include Year 12 or previous tertiary study, English evidence, prerequisite knowledge, professional experience, interviews and credit assessment. Applicants are also required to understand the work integrated learning sequence of the course and confirm the exact location and course level CRICOS entry. Entry to undergraduate courses is normally via Year 12 or an approved pathway. Entry to postgraduate coursework courses is normally via a bachelor degree plus any discipline or experience stated. Course-specific English evidence, prerequisites, portfolios, auditions, interviews, inherent requirements, checks, placements and credit rules. International students need to provide full academic and identity evidence, and for a CRICOS course, an accepted offer, Confirmation of Enrollment, Overseas Student Health Cover and a separate student-visa outcome.

For many 24-subject bachelor degrees, 2026 tuition is AUD 3,650 per subject and AUD 87,600 total domestic, or AUD 4,400 and AUD 105,600 international. Management postgraduate fees (domestic/international) are AUD 44,400/53,400, MBA AUD 48,960/58,440 and Information Technology AUD 46,260/56,040. Usually there is no tuition fee for standard periods of work integrated learning, but all charges need to be confirmed. This workbook will never translate a course-specific fee to a universal price. Domestic students must confirm their Commonwealth-supported or full-fee status and their personal HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP eligibility. International students should see the published rate for the relevant course and intake. Other costs may include student services fees, books, software, equipment, uniforms, travel, accommodation, health cover, placement checks, field trips and indexation. Scholarships and employer support come with different rules and deadlines.

Career preparation applies work integrated learning, hospitality and event operations, business cases, marketing campaigns, property projects, accounting analysis, software and cyber exercises, data projects, presentations and applied capstones. Graduates can pursue a career in business and management, hospitality and tourism, events, sport business, fashion brands, property, accounting, software and information technology, cyber security, data, consulting and entrepreneurship. These are fields of progression, not guaranties of employment, salary, professional registration, migration or visa. Some awards are only a part of a longer professional sequence . • Regulated professions need separate recognition . Applicants should compare the official course page, offer, fee and refund terms, TEQSA record, CRICOS record where applicable, and professional accreditation requirements before paying.