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Frequently Asked Questions
Applications directly to UNSW
Term 1 2021 applications may take up to 3 weeks to process.
If your application is still within these timeframes we won't be able to provide an update, but rest assured we are working to process all applications as quickly as possible.
Applications via UAC
Domestic Undergraduate UAC offers will be released:
September Round 2 (24 September 2020)
October Round 2 (22 October 2020)
November Round 2 (26 November 2020)
December Round 2 (23 December 2020)
January Round 1 (8 January 2021)
January Round 2 (21 January 2021)
February Round 1 (4 February 2021)
International Undergraduate UAC offers will be released:
Friday, 18 September 2020
Wednesday, 23 December 2020
Saturday, 9 January 2021
Thursday, 14 January 2021
Friday, 29 January 2021
Postgraduate UAC offers are released on a rolling basis and can take up to three weeks to process.
Take a look through our information packs for either the Master of Teaching (Secondary) or the Master of Teaching (Primary) - you'll be able to get detailed information about the degrees along with eligibility criteria.
We aren't able to pre-assess applications, but if you think you are competitive we absolutely encourage you to apply.
You can submit your application via UAC.
UNSW has no formal pre-requisite subjects for any degree. Instead, we have Assumed Knowledge which is the level of understanding we suggest you have in order to be comfortable commencing your chosen degree. You may find your first year a little more challenging than other students who have studied at this level.
If you have not studied the Assumed Knowledge subjects, you will still be made an offer to study with us, provided you are eligible (meet the ATAR or equivalent).
Bridging courses are available at UNSW and other institutions that can help prepare you if you didn’t study the subject at high school. These courses are entirely voluntary and further information regarding the schedule for 2020 can be found here.
UNSW has no formal pre-requisite subjects for any degree. Instead, we have Assumed Knowledge which is the level of understanding we suggest you have in order to be comfortable commencing your chosen degree. You may find your first year a little more challenging than other students who have studied at this level.
If you have not studied the Assumed Knowledge subjects, you will still be made an offer to study with us, provided you are eligible (meet the ATAR or equivalent).
Bridging courses are available at UNSW and other institutions that can help prepare you if you didn’t study the subject at high school. These courses are entirely voluntary and further information regarding the schedule for 2020 can be found here.
UNSW has no formal pre-requisite subjects for any degree. Instead, we have Assumed Knowledge which is the level of understanding we suggest you have in order to be comfortable commencing your chosen degree. You may find your first year a little more challenging than other students who have studied at this level.
If you have not studied the Assumed Knowledge subjects, you will still be made an offer to study with us, provided you are eligible (meet the ATAR or equivalent).
Bridging courses are available at UNSW and other institutions that can help prepare you if you didn’t study the subject at high school. These courses are entirely voluntary and further information regarding the schedule for 2020 can be found here.