Non-award study
Non-award study refers to enrolment in subjects which do not count towards a formal award course at UTS. Non award study may be undertaken out of personal interest, or to upgrade skills or knowledge in a specific area.
Non-award students are not eligible to access any of the government loan schemes.
Cross-institutional study
Cross-institutional study refers to enrolment in subjects for credit towards an award course at another Australian University in which the student is enrolled.
Cross-institutional students may be eligible for HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP depending on whether they have a CSP or DFEE place and providing they meet the citizenship and residency requirements. Applicants to UTS will be required to submit (with their application):- home institution's written confirmation that the subject(s) applied for will be credited towards their degree
- evidence of their current fee status at their home institution (CSP or Domestic Fee Paying)
How to apply
Applicants must complete a non-award (PDF) or cross-institutional (PDF) application form.
Closing Dates
The following closing dates apply for 2009:
- Summer Semester: 31 October 2008
- Autumn Semester: 30 January 2009
- Spring Semester: 30 June 2009
Late applications may be considered after the closing date if there are class places available.
General Information
Non-award and Cross-institutional study are only available to Australian or New Zealand citizens, or Australian permanent residents. If you are a temporary resident or hold a student visa, please contact UTS International for advice.
For information on UTS subjects please visit the online handbook.
For timetable information please visit the online timetable.
For enquiries about subject choices and availabilities contact the relevant faculty or the UTS Student Centres for more information.
