Undergraduate

The Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) processes most applications for undergraduate courses which start at the beginning of the year. Students are required to lodge a UAC application form between August and December; early closing dates may apply to some courses. To find out more about these courses and the application procedures, check the UAC Guide, or the UAC website at:

www.uac.edu.au

Students can also apply for entry to some UTS courses by lodging a UTS application form directly with the University. These are usually courses that are not available to current school leavers. More information about courses available through direct application is available at:

www.sau.uts.edu.au

Postgraduate

Applications for most postgraduate courses should be made directly to UTS, however some courses will be through UAC. For courses starting at the beginning of the year, most applications open in August. For courses starting in the middle of the year, applications open in May.

For further information, contact the UTS Student Info & Admin Centre or the UAC website.

International students

International student applications for both postgraduate and undergraduate courses can be made either directly to the International Office or through one of the University's registered agents. For courses starting at the beginning of the year, applications should be received by 30 November of the previous year. For courses starting in the middle of the year, applications should be received by 31 May of that year. For more information, contact:

email international@uts.edu.au

CRICOS provider code 00099F

Non-award and cross-institutional study

Students who want to study a single subject at UTS which is not part of a UTS degree or qualification, must apply for non-award or cross-institutional study. There are three application periods, and closing dates vary for each semester. For more information contact the appropriate faculty or the UTS Student Info & Admin Centre.

Enrolment

Students should be aware that it is their responsibility to ensure that:

• their personal details are correct and the University is informed of any changes as they occur
• their enrolment details are correct and that their subject choices can be credited toward the award in which they are enrolled.