Admissions

Start with a clear decision.

MAKE is for applicants ready to learn actively, work through problems and show what they can do. You do not need to sound perfect; you do need to be honest, curious and ready to participate.

Start your application

Before you begin

Check the published entry route for your chosen intake.

Programme, intake and admission requirements are managed centrally and shown when they are active. Read the requirement carefully before you begin, and save your application as you gather the information you need.

External English-language tests are not part of the stated public selection model. Where English communication needs to be assessed, it is addressed during the selection process.

Read admissions questions and answers

Prepare your application

Bring the evidence that helps your application be understood.

A current identity document
Your upper-secondary qualification and complete transcript
Later education records where relevant
A certified translation where a published requirement calls for one
Short, clear answers about your school choice and motivation
Optional work samples or evidence of practical interest

A portfolio may strengthen an application, but it is not a substitute for the published entry requirements.

What happens next

Choose a school

Compare the five schools and select the technical area you want to explore.

Choose your route

Choose an available intake and published entry route. You can save your progress and return before you submit.

Complete your application

Share accurate education and identity information, then answer the questions that help us understand your interest.

Review and interview

The admissions team reviews complete applications against the published criteria. Selected applicants may be invited to an interview.

Receive your decision

Any decision, next step and official record appears through the appropriate private portal when approved.

Ready when you are

Choose your school and begin.

You can save your progress while you compare options or prepare documents.

Begin your application