Solutions for Institutions

If your international admissions are held back by manual systems and efficiencies, StudyLink’s proven tech platforms provide the data and efficiency to make every step easier – for your teams, recruitment partners and your future students.

Smart solutions for Institutions

Capture

A front-end application solution

For institutions who want to improve the application process but don’t require the features of a full admissions solution. Simple set up, no complex IT integrations and low cost.

EXPLORE CAPTURE

Admit

A fully featured admissions solution

Used by the majority of Australia’s finest institutions, Admit’s comprehensive features streamline every step in the entire assessment process from application right through to enrolment.

EXPLORE ADMIT

15,000 agents trust StudyLink Connect as the number 1 way to submit applications to their institution partners

>1.5 million student applications submitted

What our clients think.

Johanna Castellaro

International Admissions Manager, Central Queensland University

"StudyLink helped improve application processing time by up to 40 percent."

Rohan McCarthy

Deputy Manager, The Australian National University

"We can quickly access the full application with scanned documents in the system. In the past, filed applications and documents could take at least a day to obtain. Without StudyLink, we would be unable to manage growing demand for our programs and deliver the service that ANU agents and partners expect."

Chris Madden

Former pro Vice Chancellor, Griffith University

"Commencements are now up 37%, and I’m sure that’s partly due to having more staff working on improving conversions, because they’re spending so much less time on admin. It’s a success story."

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Kathy Humphrey

Director International Administration, Macquarie University

"We’re seeing growth in online applications from our agents and also direct students. It’s easy and intuitive for agents to use, and it gives them online access to data and documentation."