International School of Global Leaders is a higher education institution located in Granville, New South Wales. It is an active Australian higher education provider registered with TEQSA (provider ID: PRV14401) with registration current until 1 October 2030. Has self-accrediting-authority status No. TEQSA displays CRICOS code 04428F, however the specific course and location also needs to be active on CRICOS. ISGL is a newly incorporated specialist provider. The Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Master of Cyber Security obtained TEQSA registration in October 2025 and CRICOS registration in February 2026. The three awards are entry and exit points within one coherent postgraduate field.

The academic profile focuses on cybersecurity, cyber risk, networks, governance, digital forensics, incident response, security architecture, leadership and applied technology practice. ISGL offers a layered postgraduate sequence for cybersecurity through scheduled classes, technical labs, digital resources, security scenarios, projects, assessment, and a master's-level applied capstone all in Granville. There are no current standalone undergraduate awards represented in this verified record; 3 verified postgraduate examples including Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security, Graduate Diploma in Cyber Security, Master of Cyber Security; and no current independently awarded doctoral course represented in the verified portfolio. Qualification levels are still separate, inactive or teach-out-only courses are not included and applicants must check live portfolio again.

Applicants will need to meet the published postgraduate qualification or accepted alternative-entry standard and required English level. Confirmation of CRICOS status at course and campus level, the actual intake, any professional-experience route, credit and technical readiness for the selected award are all required. Typical undergraduate entry is based on Year 12 or an accepted pathway, while postgraduate coursework generally requires a bachelor degree and any stated discipline or experience. Course-specific English evidence, prerequisites, portfolios, auditions, interviews, inherent requirements, checks, placements and credit rules. For international students, you’ll need to provide full academic and identity evidence and, if you are applying for a CRICOS course, an accepted offer, Confirmation of Enrollment, Overseas Student Health Cover and a separate student-visa outcome.

The tuition for the six-month Graduate Certificate is AUD 12,000 and the two-year Master of Cyber Security is AUD 48,500 (indexation applies). The Graduate Diploma is an exit point after the first year of the master's degree but this record does not imply its price in an arithmetic way; applicants should obtain its current official fee and all ancillary charges in writing. This workbook never converts a course-specific fee into 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 have their own rules and deadlines.

You’ll prepare for your career through network and security laboratories, threat and risk assessment, incident-response scenarios, governance analysis, digital-forensics exercises, technical projects, presentations and an applied cybersecurity capstone. Graduates can progress to cybersecurity analysis, security operations, governance and risk, network security, incident response, digital forensics support, cyber projects, and technology consulting. These are fields of progress, not a promise of employment, salary, professional registration, migration or a 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.