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With flexible delivery to fit around your life, postgraduate study at UNSW is designed to help you specialise in your field, develop a global understanding, and gain real-world experience.
Through our strong links to industry, leading academics, high research funding and global networks, UNSW’s postgraduate programs will empower you take the next step in your career.
UNSW Art & Design is recognised by the Australian Research Council as the top creative faculty in the country and is ranked one of the best world-wide. Our record for producing critically acclaimed artists, designers and media creators is unmatched.
Our Postgraduate Coursework Degrees are designed for those who already hold a Bachelor's degree and are seeking a Master's level degree that will position them as a leader in their area.
At UNSW Arts & Social Sciences we’ve designed our postgraduate courses with you in mind.
We have a proud tradition of producing high calibre graduates who are innovative thinkers and professional frontrunners in contemporary Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
Our postgraduate programs are taught by leading academic staff in a supportive and vibrant environment.
BE offers a comprehensive range of specialised degree programs that few universities can match.
Seven undergraduate programs and six postgraduate programs are available and, as part of the internationally acclaimed faculty, each degree program is regarded as one of Australia's leading university qualifications.
Whatever your motivation or goals, advanced level engineering education delivers valuable benefits to your career and personal development.
For over 40 years, UNSW law has been setting the pace for legal education in Australia. The pre-eminence of our teaching, research excellence and the outstanding support we provide students at every level are the characteristics that continue to attract the most talented teachers, resesrchers and students from Australia and Internationally.
We are pleased to offer programs for those looking to practice law, as well as programs for those who are seeking expert legal knowledge in our eight key areas of specialisation in the Master of Laws.
We turn high achieving students into world class healthcare professionals and researchers with globally recognised qualifications.
Graduates of UNSW Medicine have the skills and expertise to cope with future shifts in the patterns of health and disease, changing community expectations, the huge expansion of knowledge in the biomedical sciences, and the information technology revolution.
UNSW Science is at the forefront of many new developments in science and is renowned for the quality of its coursework and research opportunities.
We believe that the leaders of tomorrow will increasingly be drawn from the ranks of scientists.
Their special knowledge and creative skills in analysis and problem-solving have never been more pertinent to the needs of the world - whether it be in industrial processes, the development of new products or in meeting the daunting global challenge of environmental sustainability.
The UNSW Australia Business School's postgraduate degree programs can help you achieve your highest potential, with a rich learning environment, internationally-recognised research excellence and access to the latest business knowledge.
As one of the largest business schools in the Asia-Pacific region, we offer an extraordinary range of postgraduate programs, and we work alongside nine research centres, five affiliated research institutes and the AGSM @ UNSW Business School to provide intellectual strength and commercial experience.
If you'd like to chat with someone about our Business School degree options, you're welcome to ring 1300 UNI NSW or email studybusiness@unsw.edu.au or follow the link below to check out the degrees.
UNSW Canberra is the ACT-based campus of UNSW Australia and is located at the Australian Defence Force Academy.
It offers cutting-edge postgraduate coursework opportunities to graduates and professionals interested in pursuing a career in government, business, international development or national security, as well as members of the public seeking advanced education. Postgraduate degree programs at UNSW Canberra are open to all members of the community.
Find a degree that fits your life, passions, experience and ambitions.
Experience for yourself the innovative and groundbreaking ideas coming out of UNSW.
Our events give you the opportunity to network with likeminded peers, find out how you can push boundaries through study and research, and move your career forward.
The requirement for study at the postgraduate coursework level is a completed undergraduate degree, from a recognised tertiary institution, in a relevant field of study. However, some postgraduate coursework degrees may have additional selection criteria, so please check with the faculty for specific information on entry requirements.
Please note that places for postgraduate coursework are competitive and admission is subject to the faculty selection criteria.
Please check the faculty website for degree selection criteria.
Term 1: 30 November
Term 2*: 31 March
Term 3: 31 July
*Please note that not all programs have a Term 2 intake.
Please check the UNSW Business School website for AGSM MBA Programs dates:
Late applications may be accepted after the closing dates subject to the availability of places. Please note that whilst we endeavour to process applications as quickly as possible, due to time constraints it cannot be guaranteed that a late application will be processed in time for Term commencement.
Refer to the Academic Calendar for semester beginning and end dates.
Most postgraduate coursework students pay tuition fees. There are a limited number of Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) available to eligible students in some degrees. More information on CSP can be found here.
For further information about UNSW fees, please click here.
Use the Apply Online service for admission to all postgraduate coursework degrees, other than the Juris Doctor (JD), Masters of Law (LLM), the Master of Teaching (Secondary), the Master of Teaching (Primary), and all programs offered by the School of Public Health and Community Medicine. See below for details on how to apply for admission to these degrees. The charge for the Apply Online service is $125.
There are two main intakes per year:
*Late applications may be accepted after the closing dates subject to the availability of places. Please note that whilst we endeavour to process applications as quickly as possible, due to time constraints it cannot be guaranteed that a late application will be processed in time for Term commencement.
Instructions for Juris Doctor, Masters of Law (LLM), Master of Teaching (Secondary), Master of Teaching (Primary) and School of Public Health & Community Medicine applicants
Applications are via the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) Postgraduate. Applications for admission open in September each year for commencement of studies in Term 1 and Term 3 of the following year. The main closing date for applications is the end of October for Term 1 and end of May for Term 3. Please note that the Master of Teaching (Secondary), and the Master of Teaching (Primary) are only available to commence in Semester 1 each year.
Once your application has been received you will be sent an acknowledgement. You will also be advised of any outstanding information or documentation and given instructions on how to provide this.
Notification of application outcome
All applicants are advised of the outcome of their application. An offer of admission is sent to successful applicants. A Conditional Offer will be sent to international applicants who have met the academic requirements, but have not met the English language requirements.
Accept your offer and enrol
You must accept your offer online. To accept your offer, please refer to the personalised offer page that will be emailed to you. For additional information on how to accept your offer and enrolling in your UNSW degree, please refer to Getting Started.
It may be possible to defer your offer of admission to a postgraduate coursework degree to a later term or year. Requests for deferment must be made during the accept online process, or in accordance with the instructions on your offer letter, prior to the commencement of your nominated term. Please visit Getting Started for more details.
Please call us on (02) 9385 1844 or use the 'Ask a Question' button below.
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More opportunities, more income, more options…there are many good reasons to start a postgraduate course. Here are just a few:
Let potential employers know that you’re serious when it comes to your chosen field. The specialist knowledge and practical experience you’ll gain will make your resume stand out from the crowd.
Put your career in the fast lane. Learn from world renowned experts, make international connections and become a leader in your field.
Be at the forefront of trends, thought leadership and change in your industry. Ensure you stay relevant and are next in line for promotion.
It’s never too late to learn something new. Develop your skills, experience and confidence to turn your passion into your career.
Be at the top of your game and respected as an expert in your field. Advance your knowledge and management skills to set yourself up for senior leadership.
Experience a sense of life achievement and purpose. Our flexible study options can make further education part of a balanced lifestyle. Talk to us about programmes that will work for you.
"I would definitely recommend everyone to come along to a night like this. When you speak to the academics you get their insights and their day to day experience. So instead of searching though the web you actually people to people. "
"I came along to the UNSW Postgrad Info Night because I wanted to learn about the LLM as I am looking to start later this year. The evening was useful because I did all my research online before I came but I just wanted to talk to someone and hear their views on what the course Is like. "
"I am a current student studying Master of Commerce, majoring in Marketing. Last year I was thinking of being a student, this year I am here to talk to future students."
We offer a range of scholarships for postgraduate students. Search and apply here.
UNSW is moving to a new academic calendar, UNSW3+, in 2019. It consists of three ten-teaching week terms, plus an optional intensive Summer term, to provide a more flexible learning environment for our students.
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UNSW is ranked 45th overall in the world.
QS World University
Rankings, 2018
Be taught by award-winning lecturers and leaders in their field.
We are recognised as the Australian university with the strongest links to industry.
Our graduates are the most employable in Australia.
Top 100 Graduate Employers and Future Leaders Awards, GradConnection/AFR, 2018
UNSW has educated five of the top 25 young rich listers in Australia.
BRW Young Rich List, 2017
UNSW is the #1 attended institution for Australian startup founders.
Startup Muster 2017
We received the maximum QS Five Star Plus Rating across teaching, research, employability, facilities, and innovation.
QS World University Rankings, 2018
We were the only Australian university awarded more than $100 million in government funding in 2017.
ARC, 2017
The requirement for study at the postgraduate coursework level is a completed undergraduate degree, from a recognised tertiary institution, in a relevant field of study. However, some postgraduate coursework degrees may have additional selection criteria, so please check with the faculty for specific information on entry requirements.
Please note that places for postgraduate coursework are competitive and admission is subject to the faculty selection criteria.
Please check the faculty website for degree selection criteria.
Term 1: 30 November
Term 2*: 31 March
Term 3: 31 July
*Please note that not all programs have a Term 2 intake.
Please check the UNSW Business School website for AGSM MBA Programs dates:
Late applications may be accepted after the closing dates subject to the availability of places. Please note that whilst we endeavour to process applications as quickly as possible, due to time constraints it cannot be guaranteed that a late application will be processed in time for Term commencement.
Refer to the Academic Calendar for semester beginning and end dates.
Most postgraduate coursework students pay tuition fees. There are a limited number of Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) available to eligible students in some degrees. More information on CSP can be found here.
For further information about UNSW fees, please click here.
Use the Apply Online service for admission to all postgraduate coursework degrees, other than the Juris Doctor (JD), Masters of Law (LLM), the Master of Teaching (Secondary), the Master of Teaching (Primary), and all programs offered by the School of Public Health and Community Medicine. See below for details on how to apply for admission to these degrees. The charge for the Apply Online service is $125.
There are two main intakes per year:
*Late applications may be accepted after the closing dates subject to the availability of places. Please note that whilst we endeavour to process applications as quickly as possible, due to time constraints it cannot be guaranteed that a late application will be processed in time for Term commencement.
Instructions for Juris Doctor, Masters of Law (LLM), Master of Teaching (Secondary), Master of Teaching (Primary) and School of Public Health & Community Medicine applicants
Applications are via the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) Postgraduate. Applications for admission open in September each year for commencement of studies in Term 1 and Term 3 of the following year. The main closing date for applications is the end of October for Term 1 and end of May for Term 3. Please note that the Master of Teaching (Secondary), and the Master of Teaching (Primary) are only available to commence in Semester 1 each year.
Once your application has been received you will be sent an acknowledgement. You will also be advised of any outstanding information or documentation and given instructions on how to provide this.
Notification of application outcome
All applicants are advised of the outcome of their application. An offer of admission is sent to successful applicants. A Conditional Offer will be sent to international applicants who have met the academic requirements, but have not met the English language requirements.
Accept your offer and enrol
You must accept your offer online. To accept your offer, please refer to the personalised offer page that will be emailed to you. For additional information on how to accept your offer and enrolling in your UNSW degree, please refer to Getting Started.
It may be possible to defer your offer of admission to a postgraduate coursework degree to a later term or year. Requests for deferment must be made during the accept online process, or in accordance with the instructions on your offer letter, prior to the commencement of your nominated term. Please visit Getting Started for more details.
Please call us on (02) 9385 1844 or use the 'Ask a Question' button below.
