It is so exciting that you are considering study at University in Australia. Across the country, we have 43 tertiary institutions that provide a variety of courses to meet your needs. So, where do you start?
The ComparED site has a great search engine that allows you to search a degree and see which institutions offer it, student satisfaction and employability ratings.
There are different pathways to getting into universities in Australia which include:
Portfolio
Indigenous Student Access Schemes
To understand the process involved with applying to university courses, key dates and Early Offer Schemes, you can access the quick links.
As always, your Futures Advisors are here to help!
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Studying Interstate
There are multiple ways to apply for study for university in Australia:
Direct Entry - this is through the specific university's early entrance scheme. Early Entry means that you can apply for a place at university prior to sitting for your HSC Exams and getting your ATAR. These schemes may ask for your extracurricular achievements.
School Recommendation Scheme (SRS) - these are also specific to certain universities. These recommendations are based on your Year 11 results and ratings of your aptitude and ability to study at tertiary level. Please note, some course exclusions will apply at specific universities for this scheme. You must also be an Australian citizen or permanent resident. This application is also submitted prior to receiving your ATAR.
Please be mindful that when applying for Early Entry via SRS or Direct Entry, there are various key dates for application cut offs. You will need to keep track of those key dates.
For SRS Key dates : View here
For Direct Entry: Go to the specific university's website for their respective dates.
This is the traditional route for The University Admissions Centre. You can use this method to apply for multiple universities in one application. You can put in up to five (5) preferences for courses at different universities.