STEPS TO UNI FORYEAR 11 AND 12STUDENTS

CONTENTS

THINKING ABOUT UNIVERSITY? 01What’s next for me? 02How UAC can help 02Your ATAR 02Your Year 12 courses 05Uni open days 2018 08

STEP 1: PREPARE 10What to consider 11Which university, which course? 11What does it cost? 12How can I pay for university? 14Additional selection criteria 16

STEP 2: APPLY 18Applying through UAC 19Applying directly to the uni 19Who can apply through UAC? 19How to apply 19How you’re selected 21Educational Access Schemes 22Schools Recommendation Schemes 23Equity Scholarships 24

STEP 3: MANAGE 27ATARs and selection ranks 28Your selection rank 28Selection rank adjustments 28Changing your preferences 29

STEP 4: ACCEPT 33Offer rounds 34Enrolment 36If you don’t get in... 38

UAC JARGON 40

COURSE LISTING 47

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Now that you’re in Year 11 or 12, you may be thinking about where you’re heading after school. For some it will be off to work or further training and for others it will be tertiary study.

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WHAT’S NEXT FOR ME?Your answer might be ‘not sure yet’. This isn’t surprising. Many Year 11 and 12 students are not sure of the career path they want to follow.

It ’s all about thinking of what you want to do, not what you want to be. You may want to be an astronaut, but what do you want to do as an astronaut and how are you going to get there?

Uni isn’t just for the brightest students. It ’s for anyone who’s committed to reaching their full potential and wants to acquire the skills and experience to achieve their goals.

If you’re looking at a specific career path for which extra study is the key to success, then uni could be the right choice for you.

HOW UAC CAN HELPIf you’re unsure about your next steps and are wondering if university is for you, this booklet will guide you through some of the things to think about and answer some questions you may have. It also explains the process of applying to university through UAC, the Universities Admissions Centre.

The average ATAR is usually just below 70.00. Some people are surprised by this, thinking that the average should be 50.00. It would be 50.00 if everyone from Year 7 went on to achieve an ATAR. But because the students who leave early are typically less academically able than the ones who stay on, the students receiving ATARs are a smaller, more academically able group, and the average ATAR for this group is higher.

ATAR coursesIn NSW, ATAR courses are courses developed by the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) for which NESA conducts formal examinations that give you a graded assessment. These are the only courses that can be included in the ATAR calculation. ATAR courses are classified as either Category A or Category B courses. Only 2 units of Category B courses can be included in the ATAR calculation.

Category A coursesThese courses have the academic rigour and depth of knowledge to provide a foundation for tertiary studies; for example, Mathematics, Geography and Visual Arts.

Fred and Laura are two Year 12 students who are thinking about going to university next year. Fred goes to school in the city and enjoys hanging out with his friends and playing basketball. The end of school seems a long way away but he thinks he might study something to do with sport when he finishes. He also likes the sound of business studies.

Laura goes to school in the country and grew up on her family’s farm. She loves it when her friends come to stay and they go horseriding. Although she always thought she would study something related to agriculture, she likes many different subjects at school, including Visual Arts, so she’s also thinking about being an art teacher, which will allow her to be creative and work with her hands.

Fred and Laura have chosen the same subjects for the HSC: Biology, Business Studies, English (Advanced), Mathematics, Modern History and Visual Arts.

Throughout this booklet we’ll use Fred and Laura’s story to show you how you can navigate your way to tertiary study.

FRED AND LAURA

UAC processes applications for admission to undergraduate tertiary courses at participating institutions, mostly in NSW and the ACT. UAC’s participating institutions are listed on page 08.

UAC also: − calculates and provides the Australian Tertiary Admission

Rank (ATAR) to NSW HSC students − processes applications for Schools Recommendation

Schemes − processes applications for some Equity Scholarships − processes applications for Educational Access Schemes.

Browse our website for comprehensive information about how UAC can guide you along your path to tertiary study.

There are more than 1.4 million uni students across Australia. Over 550,000 are in their first year.

YOUR ATARAlthough getting into uni isn’t only about your ATAR it ’s a good place to start.

The first thing to understand is that your ATAR is a rank, not a mark. It’s a number between 0.00 and 99.95 with increments of 0.05. The ATAR provides a measure of your overall academic achievement in relation to that of other students and helps universities rank applicants for selection into their courses.

Your ATAR indicates your position relative to the students who started high school with you in Year 7 (in other words, your age group). So, an ATAR of 80.00 means that you are 20 per cent from the top of your Year 7 group, even though not everyone who started with you in Year 7 went on to achieve an ATAR.

Category B coursesThese courses don’t provide an adequate foundation for tertiary studies, but they can contribute to the ATAR when combined with Category A courses. No more than 2 units of Category B courses can be included in the ATAR calculation. Examples of Category B courses are Financial Services, Hospitality and Automotive.

For a complete list of ATAR courses, visit the UAC website.

In the ACT your ATAR is calculated from your best three T or H major scaled course scores plus 0.6 of the next best scaled course score. The scaled course scores are added to form an aggregate score. Students are then ranked based on their aggregate score, which is converted to an ATAR.

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The ATAR calculated by the ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies (ACTBSSS) is directly comparable to the ATAR calculated in NSW and other states.

ScalingBecause marks in different courses can’t be compared, marks of individual students are scaled before they are added together to give the aggregates from which ATARs are determined.

The scaling process is designed to encourage you to study courses you enjoy, are good at, and that best prepare you for future study. The underlying principle is that you should neither be advantaged nor disadvantaged by choosing one course over another.

Remember, the ATAR is about position, and your position in a course is not altered by scaling. The median HSC mark for most 2-unit courses is between 70

and 80. The middle ATAR is usually just below 70.00, which is lower than the median HSC mark. So the ATARs of students in the middle of the HSC candidature will typically be lower than their average HSC mark.

Although there are many websites that claim to be able to calculate your ATAR, UAC does not endorse the use of ATAR calculators. ATAR calculators do not use current data so can only be a general indication of your possible ATAR.

Your ATAR is a rank (not a mark) based on your position compared to other students in the state.

Your HSC mark for each course is based on your performance in your exam and assessments.

For more information about the ATAR, visit UAC’s website. You can also download these publications:

− The ATAR and Applying for Uni − reports on the scaling of the NSW Higher School Certificate − The Australian Tertiary Admission Rank in New South Wales:

A Technical Report.

ACT Year 12 students who want to apply for tertiary study must sit the ACT Scaling Test (AST). The AST is used by ACTBSSS to calculate your ATAR.

For more information about the ACT ATAR, visit the ACTBSSS website at bsss.act.edu.au.

Your HSC marks and your ATARThe most common question is ‘Why is my ATAR low compared to my Year 12 marks?’.

Your HSC marks and your ATAR shouldn’t be compared because although they are both numbers they have different meanings, like different currencies.

The ATAR is a rank, not a mark. It indicates your position overall against other students. Your HSC marks, on the other hand, tell you about your performance. It isn’t possible to average your HSC marks to calculate your ATAR or to estimate your ATAR using your HSC marks. This is because, like in a race, your performance or time doesn’t necessarily say anything about your position or place.

YOUR YEAR 12 COURSESAt the end of Year 11 you need to decide on the courses you will continue in Year 12. There are a few things to consider when you do this.

If you drop a course will you still be eligible for an ATAR? To be eligible for an ATAR, NSW students must complete at least 10 units of ATAR courses. These ATAR courses must include at least:

− 8 units of Category A courses − 2 units of English − three Board Developed

courses of 2 units or greater − four subjects.

You can include up to 2 units of Category B courses.

Your HSC marks Your ATAR

Your HSC marks provide information about how well you have performed in each of the courses you have completed.

Your ATAR provides information about where you are positioned overall against other students.

Your HSC marks indicate your performance in the different courses you have studied.

Your ATAR allows you to be compared with students who have completed different combinations of courses.

Your HSC marks are reported against standards. Your ATAR is a rank, not a mark.

In NSW, your HSC marks are provided by NESA. In the ACT, your Senior Secondary Certificate marks are provided by ACTBSSS.

In NSW, your ATAR is provided by UAC. In the ACT, your ATAR is provided by ACTBSSS.

PerformanceNESA aligns raw marks to performance bands

and calculates HSC marks

PositionUAC undertakes the scaling process

and calculates ATARs

Raw HSC marks

FRED AND LAURAFred thinks he might apply for a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science and the course description says he needs to have Mathematics and any 2 units of English as assumed knowledge. Luckily, he has studied these subjects.

Laura wants to apply for a Bachelor of Agriculture and her preferred institution lists Biology and/or Chemistry as recommended studies with Mathematics as assumed knowledge. Laura has studied both Biology and Mathematics.

With the HSC subjects they’ve chosen both Fred and Laura would, according to the institutions, have a good background knowledge of key subjects in these degrees and would likely do well if they decided to study them.

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If you are an ACT student, your ATAR is calculated from your performance in your best courses. If you drop a course it may not affect your ATAR directly, but you need to take into account prerequisites for tertiary courses.

Is the Year 12 course you’re dropping a prerequisite for a course or subject you’d like to study at uni?Some tertiary courses require you to have studied certain HSC courses, or their equivalent, or to have achieved a specific standard before you’ll be offered a place in the course.

If you don’t have the required course prerequisite, you cannot be selected for the course.

If you don’t have a required subject prerequisite, but have met the admission requirements for a course, you may still be selected for the course but be unable to take the particular subject.

There are a few places you can check prerequisites:

− UAC’s booklet on university entry requirements for Year 10 students for your year of entry to uni

− the course description on UAC’s website or in the My UAC app

− the UAC Guide − institution websites.

What about ‘assumed knowledge’ and ‘recommended studies’?Even if an HSC course is not a prerequisite for a tertiary course, some institutions assume you have knowledge of a specific HSC course or its equivalent before you begin a particular tertiary course. If you don’t have the assumed knowledge but do have a suitable ATAR, you can still be selected for the course but you may have some difficulty coping with your studies.

Some institutions offer bridging or introductory courses to help you achieve the required level of assumed knowledge. However, these courses are not equivalent to the two-year HSC course and they may add significantly to your workload at university.

Recommended studies are HSC, ACTBSSS or equivalent courses that the institutions suggest will help you in your chosen tertiary course. If you haven’t studied these courses, your chances of selection are not affected but, again, you might be offered a bridging course.

You can check assumed knowledge and recommended studies in the following places:

− UAC’s booklet for Year 10 students − the course description on UAC’s website or the My UAC app − the UAC Guide − institution websites.

ACT students may need to know how their Senior Secondary Certificate courses compare to NSW HSC courses when applying for NSW universities. For a list of comparable ACT and NSW courses, visit UAC’s website.

In 2017, the median ATAR was 69.00 but the median HSC marks were in the high 70s.

FRED AND LAURAFred and Laura studied the same courses for the HSC. When Fred and Laura finished their exams, their HSC marks and their ATARs showed the difference between their performance and their position.

In the table below you can see that Fred got marks of 70 for all his courses, while Laura’s marks were all 80. Even though their HSC marks only differed by 10, the difference between their ATARs is 20.45. Their performance was similar, but their positions were quite different.

HSC marks between 70 and 79 are Performance Band 4 results. These are ‘average’ HSC marks, so a large percentage of students are in this category. This means that when students are ranked for their ATAR, those at the bottom of Band 4 (like Fred) are placed significantly lower than those at the top of Band 4 or higher (like Laura).

The ‘percentile’ column in the table below tells the story of their positions in more detail. For example, let’s look at Biology. Laura’s mark of 80 positioned her in the 64th percentile, which means she is placed in the top 36 per cent of students. Fred, on the other hand, with his mark of 70, is in the 34th percentile, so he is only in the top 66 per cent of students. Even though Fred and Laura’s performance in Biology differed by 10 marks, their positions differed by 30 (66–36).

CourseFred Laura

HSC mark Percentile HSC mark PercentileBiology 70 34 80 64Business Studies 70 37 80 66English (Advanced)

70 10 80 41

Mathematics 70 26 80 49Modern History 70 31 80 64Visual Arts 70 12 80 50

ATAR 56.05 76.50

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Australian Catholic University

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Brisbane 28 JulyMelbourne 12 August Canberra 25 AugustBallarat 26 AugustNorth Sydney 1 SeptemberStrathfield 8 September

Australian College of Applied Psychology

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Sydney 18 April, 1 August, 21 November

Australian Maritime College

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Hobart 5 August Launceston 11 August Cradle Coast 12 August Sydney TBC

Australian National University

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Canberra 25 August

Charles Sturt University

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CQUniversity

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Griffith University

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La Trobe University

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Shepparton 3 August Melbourne 5 AugustAlbury-Wodonga 12 AugustMildura 15 August Bendigo 26 AugustSydney email sydney@latrobe.edu.au for an individual appointment

Macleay College

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Surry Hills 11 August Melbourne 18 August

Macquarie University

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MIT Sydney

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National Art School

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Darlinghurst 1 September

SAE Creative Media Institute

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SIBT

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Southern Cross University

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Coffs Harbour 27 July National Maritime Science Centre 27 JulyLismore 28 JulyGold Coast 29 July

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Torrens University Australia

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Torrens University 4 August Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School 8 September

University of Canberra

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UNSW Sydney

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WHAT TO CONSIDERHere are some research tips:

− Think about your interests, the subjects you enjoy at school and the classes you do well in. Often these are the same because you tend to do well at subjects you enjoy and are interested in.

− Investigate the types of jobs that involve these subjects. − Consider whether you like being outside or inside; with

people or on your own. Do you like helping others? Do you like working with technology?

− Talk to your teachers – they know your abilities and can give you feedback on careers that may suit you.

− Ask your careers adviser for information and options that can be explored to achieve your goals.

− Talk with your parents and family about your thoughts on a career. They might have great ideas or know someone in an industry that interests you.

− Speak to people you know who are working in the field. − Do some work experience. You might consider volunteering

at a workplace to see if you enjoy it. − Talk to friends about what they’re interested in and what

they’ve found out and share what you know. − Visit careers expos and attend employment information

sessions where you can meet prospective employers and recruiters.

Also consider job growth areas. You can find out about skills shortages in different fields by looking at job vacancy websites. Ask at your local job centre or look at government websites: there are a few listed on the following page.

WHICH UNIVERSITY, WHICH COURSE?If you’ve decided that tertiary study is for you, the next questions are which university or college and which course?

There are many different institutions of varying size and location to choose from and there are more than 2,000 undergraduate courses available through UAC.

UAC handles applications for participating universities and private colleges.

Universities offer longstanding, well-rounded opportunities for pursuing your academic goals. A private college may also be an option; they can offer specialist courses that are flexible and can adapt quickly to changes in industry.

Courses at most private colleges are full fee-paying – this means your course costs are not subsidised by the Australian Government. However, you may be eligible for FEE-HELP, a government loan scheme that helps eligible students repay their tuition fees once their income meets a certain amount.

Here are a few tips on researching your options:

− Ask your careers adviser and teachers about the various admission pathways and early offer schemes, and how to apply for them.

− Talk to students, friends and relatives about their study experiences.

− Look at what courses are offered. Courses offered in 2017–18 are at the end of this booklet. Also explore the undergraduate course search on UAC’s website or in My UAC, UAC’s mobile app.

To make the best decisions about what you will do when you leave school, it pays to do your research and find out as much as you can about the areas that interest you.

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Each institution sets its own student contribution level for each unit of study. The range varies depending on the area of study.

DFEE courses are generally run by independent or private colleges, institutes or training organisations. DFEE courses typically cost more up-front than CSP courses – you pay the full cost of your course. Your tuition fees are not subsidised by the Australian Government. The amount you pay depends on the institution and the type of course as each institution sets its own tuition fees for its DFEE courses.

A small number of courses are: − a combination of CSP and DFEE (eg the bachelor program

is CSP, the masters program is DFEE) − sponsored by the Australian Defence Force (ie the student

contribution is paid by the Australian Defence Force) − exempt from student contributions − fee-paying with VET Student Loans for eligible students − fee-paying with no government loan scheme.

The course fee type is identified in each course description on UAC’s website, in the My UAC app and in the UAC Guide.

The Australian Government is consulting on a range of changes that will affect the fees that universities can charge. The Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) is also subject to legislative change.

For the most up-to-date information, visit the Study Assist website at studyassist.gov.au and contact institutions directly.

Other costsApart from your student contribution, you need to think about other costs involved in going to uni.

AccommodationIf you have to move out of home to attend uni, there are many options. For on-campus accommodation, contact the institutions you are interested in and ask for a prospectus, which will outline the facilities that are available. Don’t wait until the last weeks to get organised, as on-campus accommodation fills quickly.

Renting independently or in a share house with friends is another option. University housing services can help you to find other students in a similar situation.

Travel costsIf you study full-time, you will be able to use public transport at a cheaper rate. International students are eligible for discounted public transport fares on some tickets.

If you intend to drive you might need to obtain a parking permit from your institution. For information on parking permits and fees, contact the institution’s student centre.

− The UAC website and the UAC Guide also provide general information about institutions and details of admission pathways and requirements. As each institution is slightly different, it ’s wise to read about each one you’re interested in.

− Although many institutions offer courses with the same name, each may have a different structure and content. So looking at the areas of study and asking questions about the course content is important.

− Check out institution websites and ask questions online, or request a prospectus. A prospectus has detailed information about the campus, facilities and courses.

− Go to open days so you can get a feel for the campus and explore the facilities that are available to students. Most institutions will have faculty representatives and presentations to explain the content of courses being offered. This is a great opportunity to ask questions to help you make informed decisions about what and where you would like to study. Refer to page 08 for a list of open days at UAC’s participating institutions.

− Make sure you have a Plan B. Research all institutions that offer the course you are interested in and the various pathways to that course.

− Ask yourself key questions like: • Do I want to study close to where I live? • Does the institution that I like have everything I’m

looking for? • What other aspects of uni life am I interested in? • Would I like to study full-time, part-time or online?

A full-time degree usually takes three to four years to complete. Studying part-time will take you longer to finish your course, but it may suit you if you have other commitments.

If you can’t study on campus, distance education is a good alternative. You can vary the number of subjects you study to suit your schedule. All work is done online, but you may need to attend residential school for a few days once a semester.

Uni open days are a great way to find out which uni is for you.

WHAT DOES IT COST?Your course costs will depend on the institution you attend and the type of course you enrol in. There are two main types of courses for domestic students:

− Commonwealth-supported (CSP) − domestic fee-paying (DFEE).

Most university courses for Year 12 students are CSP. This means the Australian Government pays some of the course cost and you pay a student contribution.

CAREER RESEARCH WEBSITESThere are lots of places to research potential careers. Here are a few to get you started.

Job Outlook Provides job profiles and insights into career trends and prospects. joboutlook.gov.au

Jobactive Advertises vacancies across all industries and regions within Australia. jobsearch.gov.au

Careers Advisory Service Provides up-to-date information on a range of relevant career and study options following the release of HSC results. careersadvisoryservice.com

Graduate Careers Australia Produces a range of graduate information about industry and salary trends and employment opportunities. graduatecareers.com.au

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSIf you’re not an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen, or permanent resident of Australia, but are studying an Australian Year 12, International Baccalaureate or New Zealand NCEA, you apply through UAC as an international student.

Check the international course search on UAC’s website or the international booklet, as not all domestic courses are available to international students. You’ll receive a copy of UAC’s international booklet through your school in Term 3 of Year 12. It is also available to download on UAC’s website.

Courses available to international applicants are known as international fee-paying (IFEE) courses. Each institution sets its own tuition fees for international students, so fees vary between institutions and courses.

International students must pay these course fees up-front.

WorkMost students in tertiary study have a part-time or casual job. Some work in the area of their study to gain some experience before graduating.

Government assistanceThe Australian Government provides financial help to eligible students through payments administered by the Department of Human Services. Visit humanservices.gov.au to find out if you are eligible for a payment.

Youth AllowanceYouth Allowance is a payment for people aged 16 to 24 who are studying full-time, doing a full-time Australian Apprenticeship, looking for work, or are sick.

Austudy Austudy is a payment for people aged 25 or over who are studying full time or doing a full-time Australian Apprenticeship.

ABSTUDY ABSTUDY provides financial help for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are studying or doing a full-time Australian Apprenticeship.

Pensioner Education SupplementThe Pensioner Education Supplement helps with the costs of study for students getting a payment from the Department of Human Services or the Department of Veterans’ Affairs.

Student Start-up LoanThe Student Start-up Loan is a voluntary loan for eligible full-time students who get Youth Allowance, Austudy or ABSTUDY Living Allowance. It is not paid automatically; you need to apply for it. You have to pay the loan back once you start earning a certain amount of income.

Relocation Scholarship The Relocation Scholarship is an annual payment to help eligible students receiving Youth Allowance or ABSTUDY Living Allowance who need to live away from their family home while studying.

Other assistanceIf you receive Youth Allowance, Austudy, ABSTUDY, the Pensioner Education Supplement or the ABSTUDY Pensioner Education Supplement, you may also be eligible for:

− an Education Entry Payment to help with the costs of study or training to improve your skills and qualifications

− a Fares Allowance to help with the costs of travel if you have to live away from home to study

− other concessions and allowances such as a Health Care Card or Rent Assistance.

For more information about Australian Government assistance for tertiary study costs, visit studyassist.gov.au.

Living expensesYou need to think about day-to-day living expenses for food, utilities (including your phone) and entertainment.

Textbooks and equipmentIn your first year of study your textbooks can be one of your largest expenses. However, at most universities you will be able to buy second-hand books from other students to save some money.

Also, some courses may require you to buy specialist equipment. Check with the faculty of the institution you’re interested in to see if this is the case.

Computer and internet accessYou will need a computer with internet access to make the best use of your uni’s online study facilities.

HOW CAN I PAY FOR UNIVERSITY?There are various ways to pay for your uni course and support yourself while studying.

HECS-HELPIf you enrol in a CSP course, you can choose to pay all or part of your student contribution up-front, or defer payment by taking a HECS-HELP loan, which is repaid later through the tax system when your salary reaches a certain amount.

If you plan to pay your student contributions through the HECS-HELP scheme you must have a tax file number (TFN) when you enrol at university. Visit the Australian Taxation Office website at ato.gov.au for information on applying for a TFN.

FEE-HELPThis Australian Government loan scheme helps eligible students pay their tuition fees for DFEE courses. (It won’t pay for other costs like accommodation or textbooks.) Your FEE-HELP loan is repaid later through the tax system once your salary reaches a certain amount.

For information about HECS-HEL P and FEE-HELP, visit studyassist.gov.au.

Fred has lots of friends from school who also want to go to university. He’d like to stay in the city so he can keep in touch with them. He’s also thinking of living in share accommodation or on campus to make the most of the social life.

Laura thinks she’d like to study close to the family farm so that she can keep up her horseriding and save money by living at home. She also likes the idea of a university with smaller class sizes.

Fred has checked UAC’s course search and found that there are many courses in sport and business available at institutions in the city. Laura has one institution close to her home and has checked its website to see what sort of art, teaching and agriculture courses it has.

They’ve both decided that studying full-time is the best way to complete their degrees as quickly as possible.

FRED AND LAURA

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Equity Scholarships available through UACEquity Scholarships help financially disadvantaged students with the costs associated with higher education.

They are funded by institutions and awarded to students experiencing financial disadvantage and/or a wide range of other educational disadvantages.

UAC provides a centralised online application service for Equity Scholarships.

Other scholarshipsInstitutions award merit-based scholarships to applicants on a range of criteria such as:

− school examination results − academic excellence − Australian Tertiary Admission

Rank (ATAR) − course/faculty of study − personal achievements such as:

• leadership • creativity • self-motivation • communication skills • an outstanding ability

in sport.

You need to apply directly to individual institutions for merit-based scholarships. To find out more, search for ‘scholarships’ on the institution websites.

ADDITIONAL SELECTION CRITERIAWhen considering your university studies, make sure you find out what is expected of you for entry.

As a Year 12 student you will be selected on the basis of your selection rank (your ATAR plus any applicable adjustments) for most courses. However, some courses have additional selection criteria. You may need to attend an interview or audition, present a portfolio, provide a personal statement, or sit a test such as the Undergraduate Medicine and Health Sciences Admission Test (UMAT).

Course selection criteria can be found in the course descriptions on UAC’s online undergraduate course search, in the My UAC app, or in the UAC Guide.

If Medicine or Optometry interests you, you’ll need to register for UMAT early in Year 12. Do this before you apply for uni, as UMAT is only held once a year in July and applications close in early June. For more information, visit umat.acer.edu.au.

Scholarships range from one-off book bursaries of $500 to $25,000 per year for tuition and accommodation.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSInternational students applying to medicine, dentistry, veterinary science and physiotherapy courses at some Australian universities are required to sit the International Student Admissions Test (ISAT).

Some other courses may also require special categories of applicants to sit for ISAT. The university will notify you if you are required to sit for this test.

For information about ISAT, visit isat.acer.edu.au.

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APPLYING THROUGH UACEvery year, more than 50,000 Year 12 students apply for uni through UAC. Applying through UAC means you don’t need to apply separately to each institution. You can apply for up to five courses at any of our participating institutions. It also means you can apply for early offer schemes processed through UAC (Schools Recommendation Schemes) and Educational Access Schemes.

Through these schemes, the institutions are able to consider factors in addition to your ATAR, such as your Year 11 results and any educational disadvantages you have experienced. Read more about them on pages 22–23.

UAC processes the applications but the institutions decide who receives an offer of a place. UAC’s participating institutions are listed on page 08.

APPLYING DIRECTLY TO THE UNISome of our participating institutions also take direct applications, which you can have in addition to your UAC application. If you complete both a UAC application and a direct application, make sure you don’t duplicate your course preferences. If you do, you will be automatically assessed as ‘not eligible’ for an offer to that course in your UAC application. This ensures you don’t receive two offers to the same course. So make the most of both applications and choose different preferences in each.

If you receive an offer through your direct application, you can still receive an offer through your UAC application. Check with the uni as to how and when it will make its direct offers. You can read about UAC offers in ‘Step 4: Accept’ on page 33.

WHO CAN APPLY THROUGH UAC?You can apply through UAC if you’re:

− an Australian citizen − a New Zealand citizen − a permanent resident of

Australia − the holder of an Australian

permanent resident humanitarian visa.

HOW TO APPLYYou apply for uni online through UAC’s website. NSW and ACT Year 12 students will need a four-digit UAC Personal Identification Number (PIN) to apply. This is different to your HSC PIN. Your UAC PIN will be emailed to you in early August. You’ll need your UAC PIN and Year 12 student number, issued to you by NESA or ACTBSSS, to start your application the first time. A nine-digit UAC application number is generated after you enter your personal details.

Keep these numbers handy and don’t share them with others. You’ll need your UAC PIN and UAC application number to log in to your application after this and to retrieve your university offer/s.

Now that you’ve done your research and decided on the courses you’d like to study, you’re ready to apply.

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Course preferencesWhen you apply, you need to list courses in the order you’d like to study them, with the one you’d like to do the most at the top, the next most preferred second, and so on. If you’re interested in only one course, then enter only that course. You can choose any number of courses up to a maximum of five. International students can choose up to six courses.

Similarly, if you’re only interested in one university, choose one, or you can apply for courses at a number of universities. The choice is yours.

The course listing starting on page 47 shows the lowest selection rank required to receive an offer to each 2018 semester 1 course in the main Year 12 offer rounds (December Round 2 and January Round 1). Use them as a guide to your chances of being selected. More detailed information about admission requirements will

be published on UAC’s website, in the My UAC app and in the UAC Guide in August 2018. The selection ranks required to receive offers to 2019 courses won’t be known until those offers have been made.

HOW YOU’RE SELECTEDTo be selected for a place in a course you must:

− be eligible to be considered − be competitive with other

eligible applicants.

Fred is interested in sports-based courses, including exercise and sport science, exercise and health science, human movement science, sports coaching and sports psychology.

He’s also interested in business courses, including accounting, banking and finance, commerce, economics, management, marketing and sports management.

Because he has a broad range of courses to choose from, Fred has decided to list five courses in his application. He lists a Bachelor of Management (Sport Business) as his first preference because it’s the course he most wants to study; it combines both his areas of interest – business and sport – even though he’s not sure he will have the ATAR to make the selection rank (the course listing indicates it was 85.20 last year). He lists a Bachelor of Business (Sport Management) as his second preference. It’s in the same area as the course he has as his first preference but the selection rank is more achievable.

For his third, fourth and fifth preferences, Fred chooses business courses that could lead him to careers in banking, finance, marketing and management. He is confident that his ATAR will be high enough for him to get an offer to one of these courses.

Laura is certain of the courses she wants to study and chooses four for her application. A Bachelor of Animal Science is her first preference because she enjoys looking after her horses. Having grown up on a farm she is interested in the land and how to care for it for future generations, so her second preference is a Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management and her third is a Bachelor of Environmental Science.

Her fourth preference is a teaching course which would allow her to focus on her interest in art.

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Here’s a checklist of what you need to have ready to apply:

− your Year 12 student number and UAC PIN

− your UMAT candidate number, if relevant

− a list of your chosen courses and their course codes (up to five)

− a credit card (MasterCard or Visa) to pay the processing fee. You can also pay by PayPal, BPay or Post Billpay.

Studying interstateIf you want to study in another state, apply through the tertiary admissions centre in that state or directly to the institution.

Victoria: Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre, vtac.edu.au.

Queensland: Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre, qtac.edu.au.

South Australia and Northern Territory: South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre, satac.edu.au.

Western Australia: Tertiary Institutions Service Centre, tisc.edu.au.

Tasmania: University of Tasmania, utas.edu.au.

Keep your UAC PIN private – it can be used to view your ATAR and change your application.

When to applyApplications will open in early August. It ’s best to apply before midnight on the early-bird application closing date (usually the last business day in September). If you apply after this date you will pay a higher processing charge. It doesn’t matter if you’re not sure which course to apply for – just list at least one preferred course. You can change your preferences as many times as you want before preference deadlines. When you get your ATAR in December, you can make more informed choices about the university courses you want to apply for and change your preferences.

Some courses have earlier application closing dates than the UAC closing dates. Check these details in the course search on UAC’s website and in the My UAC app before you apply.

In your application you’ll be asked if you’d like to receive information about pathway programs if your application to university is unsuccessful. Choose this option to make the most of your application.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSSome international students can apply through UAC. If you’re not an Australian or New Zealand citizen or a permanent resident of Australia, you can apply for undergraduate courses through UAC if, in 2018, you’re completing:

− an Australian Year 12 qualification − an International Baccalaureate − a New Zealand NCEA Level 3.

All other international students need to apply directly to the institution.

International applicants are encouraged to apply by the end of September for courses starting in semester 1, as the processing fee increases after this date. However, applications for semester 1 don’t close until early February.

If you’re an international student you will receive a ‘conditional offer’ from UAC approximately 48 hours after you apply. This is for visa purposes only and does not guarantee a place in a course. Read page 37 for more information.

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EAS doesn’t cover incidents like breaking your arm just before your exams. In this situation you could submit an illness/misadventure appeal form (available at the exam centre) to NESA via your school principal.

Elite athletes or performers are not eligible to apply for EAS on the basis of missing periods of schooling due to sporting or performance commitments. However, some institutions have separate entry schemes for elite athletes and performers – check with individual institutions.

ApplyingYour EAS application is separate to your university application.

For EAS, you’ll need to supply supporting documentation. For example, if you apply under the disrupted schooling category because you attended three or more different secondary schools during Years 10, 11 and 12, you’ll need to submit:

− an applicant’s statement detailing the schools you attended and the reasons you changed schools during this period

− a record of attendance from each school you attended.

You can apply for all the disadvantages that are applicable to your situation. You’ll need to submit separate statements and supporting documents for each disadvantage.

If you submit your EAS application before the end of November you’ll receive an eligibility letter through UAC’s website around the time ATARs are released. The eligibility letter will tell you which institutions will consider your EAS application. This will help you make decisions about your preferences in time for the first offer round after ATARs are released.

International students are not eligible to apply for EAS.

AssessmentEAS applications are assessed centrally at UAC but individual institutions have their own policies on how EAS assessments are used to allocate offers.

Institutions use EAS assessments in two ways: − they set aside a number of places − they apply adjustments that increase your selection rank.

You won’t be notified of any adjustments to your selection rank made by the institution.

SCHOOLS RECOMMENDATION SCHEMESSchools Recommendation Schemes (SRS) are one way institutions make early offers to current Year 12 students who have applied for undergraduate admission through UAC.

Participating institutions can use a range of criteria when making SRS offers, including your:

− Year 11 studies − school’s rating of your abilities

in areas of study − school’s rating of your

aptitudes − Educational Access

Schemes (EAS) application (if applicable).

Each institution has its own policies on determining SRS eligibility and making offers.

To be eligible you must meet the admission requirements of the institution offering the course, and meet the entrance requirements of the course. For most courses you will be selected on the basis of your selection rank; that is, your ATAR plus any adjustments (read page 28). But some courses have prerequisites or additional selection criteria such as a personal statement, questionnaire, portfolio of work, interview, audition or test. The course description will tell you if this will apply to you.

Universities can see your preferences, but this will not affect what you’re offered.

All preferences on your application are considered in the order you’ve listed them. If you’re not selected for your first preference you’ll be considered equally with all other eligible applicants for your second preference and so on.

Your chance of being selected for a particular course isn’t decreased because you listed it as a lower preference and you won’t be selected for a course just because you listed that course as a higher order preference.

See page 29 for more information about changing your preferences.

International BaccalaureateAn International Baccalaureate (IB) is accepted by UAC’s participating institutions as equivalent to an Australian Year 12. If you’re completing an IB, you won’t receive an ATAR, but you will receive a UAC rank based on your IB score.

Use the name on your official ID in your application: they need to match when you enrol.

EDUCATIONAL ACCESS SCHEMESEducational Access Schemes (EAS) are for students who’ve experienced long-term educational disadvantage because of circumstances beyond their control.

EligibilityThe disadvantage must have seriously affected your educational performance for a period of at least six months.

Disadvantages could include: − attending three or more different secondary schools

in Australia − moving interstate − the death of an immediate family member or close friend − a life-threatening illness − the divorce or separation of parents − work requirements to support your family − excessive responsibility for care of children or family members − a severe and long-term medical or psychiatric condition or

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By submitting just one Equity Scholarships application through UAC you will be considered for all Equity Scholarships for which you are eligible. You’ll need to supply supporting documentation with your application. For example, if you apply under the long-term medical condition category, you’ll need to submit:

− a personal statement written by you outlining the nature of your condition and the personal impact it has had on you

− a medical impact statement completed by a registered health professional treating you for your condition

− an educational impact statement completed by someone at your school such as a teacher, counsellor, principal or another responsible adult who can comment on the impact of your disadvantage on your studies.

EligibilitySRS are open to current Year 12 applicants who are attempting:

− an Australian Year 12 qualification, or

− an International Baccalaureate in Australia

and who are: − UAC applicants for

undergraduate admission in the current admissions year

− Australian or New Zealand citizens

− permanent residents of Australia or holders of Australian permanent resident humanitarian visas.

International students can’t apply for SRS.

ApplyingApplications for SRS open in early August on UAC’s website and close at the end of September. You must apply for undergraduate study through UAC before you apply for SRS. They are separate applications.

The SRS booklet is available in August from your school and can be downloaded from UAC’s website.

After you apply your school will provide its assessment of your abilities and aptitude.

Assessment and offersAfter your school has completed its assessment, your application will be processed by UAC and then considered by participating institutions.

In most cases, institutions make offers to successful applicants before ATARs are released.

In 2017, 11,000 Year 12 students applied for SRS and unis made 20,000 offers.

EQUITY SCHOLARSHIPSEquity Scholarships help financially disadvantaged students with the costs associated with higher education.

EligibilityIf your family is receiving a Centrelink or other Australian Government means-tested income support payment, such as a Disability Support Pension, Parenting Payment (single) or Carer Payment, you are considered to be financially disadvantaged.

You will also be considered for an Equity Scholarship if you meet one or more of the following criteria:

− have carer responsibilities − have English language difficulty − have financial hardship − are an Indigenous Australian − have a long-term medical condition/disability or ongoing

effects of abuse − have refugee status (disrupted schooling) − reside in a regional or remote area − have sole parent responsibilities.

Be aware that meeting the scholarship eligibility criteria doesn’t guarantee that you will be awarded a scholarship. There are a limited number of Equity Scholarships and there are more applicants than scholarships. Individual institutions make offers as a result of a competitive process. If you’re unsuccessful it doesn’t mean that you’re not in need; rather, it means that there are other applicants who’ve been assessed as being in greater need.

ApplyingApply online for UAC Equity Scholarships on UAC’s website. Applications open in early August. This is a separate application to applying for university. The ES booklet is available in early August from your school and can be downloaded from UAC’s website.

OffersInstitutions make their Equity Scholarships offers after assessing applications submitted as part of a competitive application process. The Equity Scholarships application gathers sufficient information from applicants to determine which applicants best meet the eligibility criteria.

Equity Scholarships can only be awarded to students who have also received an offer of admission to that institution.

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Once you’ve applied for uni, it’s important to know how to manage your application. This means understanding your selection rank and how to change your preferences.

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ATARS AND SELECTION RANKSUAC and institutions publish the ATARs and selection ranks required for entry to a course in the previous admissions year.

The lowest ATAR for a course is the lowest ATAR (without any adjustments) of an applicant to whom an offer of a place was made.

The lowest selection rank is the lowest combination of ATAR and adjustment factors of an applicant to whom an offer of a place was made. We used to refer to this as the course ‘cut-off ’.

The interaction of three factors determines the lowest ATAR/selection rank:

− the number of places available in the course

− the number of applicants for the course

− the quality of those applicants.

These three factors mean that the lowest ATARs/selection ranks can change from year to year and are not known before applicants are selected for a particular course in a particular year.

The lowest ATAR/selection rank does not represent the average ability of the students accepted for the course and does not reflect the difficulty or quality of the course.

The course listing starting on page 47 shows the lowest selection rank required to receive an offer to each 2018 semester 1 course in the main Year 12 offer rounds (December Round 2 and January Round 1).

YOUR SELECTION RANKYour selection rank determines whether you are eligible for selection to any of your course preferences. As a Year 12 student, your selection rank is usually your ATAR. However, if other factors are taken into consideration, these will be combined with your ATAR to adjust your selection rank and make it higher than your ATAR. These adjustments used to be called ‘bonus points’.

SELECTION RANK ADJUSTMENTSMany applicants receive an offer to a course even though they have an ATAR below the published lowest selection rank. Often this is because other factors have been taken into consideration in combination with their ATAR and their selection rank for that course has been adjusted and is higher than their ATAR.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSThe lowest ATARs and selection ranks for international applicants applying through UAC may differ from those of domestic applicants. Use the international course search on UAC’s website or refer to UAC’s international booklet.

Dates for offers and deadlines for changing preferences are also different: visit UAC’s website.

These adjustments (which we used to refer to as ‘bonus points’) are due to factors such as performance in HSC subjects, living or attending school in a certain area, and applying for consideration through EAS.

Selection rank adjustments are applied differently from institution to institution and from course to course within the same institution. Visit each institution’s website for details.

You need to know that: − adjustments do not change your ATAR, they change your

selection rank for a particular preference − the lowest course selection ranks published in this booklet

incorporate these adjustments; lowest course ATARs do not include adjustments

− your selection rank = your ATAR + adjustments − institutions automatically adjust your selection rank if you

are eligible.

As selection rank adjustments are course specific, your selection rank can be different for each of your course preferences.

For example: Course A has six applicants and only three places available. The six applicants have the following selection ranks:

Applicant Selection rank1 89.00 (ATAR of 89.00)2 88.00 (ATAR of 87.00 plus adjustment of 1 point)3 87.00 (ATAR of 83.00 plus adjustment of 4 points)4 86.00 (ATAR of 86.00)5 85.00 (ATAR of 83.00 plus adjustment of 2 points)6 84.00 (ATAR of 84.00)

Laura has found out that the institution she’s applied to makes adjustments to the selection ranks of applicants who, like her, live or attend school in its catchment area. These adjustments will be automatically added to her application for courses at that institution – she doesn’t have to do anything. Laura’s selection rank may also be automatically increased by the institution because her attendance at a regional school makes her eligible for EAS consideration.

Fred isn’t eligible for these selection rank adjustments as he lives outside the catchment area of the institution he wants to attend and didn’t attend a regional school.

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Offers will be made to applicants 1, 2 and 3. Applicant 4 won’t receive an offer, even with an ATAR higher than applicant 3, and applicant 3 will receive an offer even though their ATAR is below the lowest selection rank. The lowest selection rank required to receive an offer to Course A will be 87.00.

CHANGING YOUR PREFERENCESAfter you apply, you can log in to your application on UAC’s website or through the My UAC app as often as you like to add, remove or change the order of your preferences. There is no charge for this.

Once you’ve received your HSC results and your ATAR and have an idea of the selection rank adjustments you may be eligible for, it ’s time to go back to your preferences to make sure they’re realistic. Perhaps you’ve done better than you expected and want to change the courses you applied for, or maybe you’ve rethought what you really want to study.

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It’s mid-December and Fred and Laura have both received their ATAR. Fred’s ATAR is 57.10 and Laura’s ATAR is 78.50. Now that they know their ATARs they can realistically review their course choices. They have a few days to change their course preferences before offers are made in December Round 2, just before Christmas.

Fred is disappointed with his ATAR and realises he is unlikely to receive an offer to his dream course, a Bachelor of Management (Sport Business), so he’s decided to change his course preferences to remove it from his list and make his second choice, the Bachelor of Business (Sport Management), his new first preference.

He speaks to an admissions officer at the university who advises him to list two pathway courses as well. A pathway course is a lower-level course that requires a lower selection rank. It may help him gain entry into the degree course the following year if he completes it successfully. For example, if Fred completes a diploma course successfully he can apply for entry to the degree course the following year. He may even gain credit for prior learning. Fred puts a Diploma of Business as his second preference.

Laura is pleased with her ATAR and is still keen to study at her local university. Over the holidays she’s been doing lots of reading about the environment and has found out that by studying a Bachelor of Environmental Science she will have a wide range of careers available to her, including national parks and protected area management, environmental protection and environmental education and interpretation. She has decided to change her preferences and make this her first preference. Judging by last year’s lowest selection rank of 72.55, her ATAR should be high enough for her to receive an offer.

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You don’t want to miss out on an offer because you don’t meet the selection ranks for the courses you’ve listed. Go back and look at last year’s lowest selection rank for your preferred courses.

If you’re concerned that you’re not going to meet the selection ranks for these courses, consider adding one or two pathway courses to your list of preferences. Pathway courses generally include non-degree courses such as foundation studies, preparatory courses and certificates, diploma or associate degree courses. If you successfully complete a pathway course, an institution may guarantee you entry into a particular degree course. Otherwise, you can use your pathway course studies to apply and compete for admission to other degree courses. You may also be awarded credit for some of your pathway course studies.

Also check that you’re not wasting preferences by listing courses that have already closed or have additional selection criteria or prerequisites that you haven’t met.

Make sure you do this by the final closing date for change of preferences for the next offer round. For December Round 2, this is just a few days after you receive your ATAR. Change of preference dates for all offer rounds can be found on UAC’s website.

After you apply, it ’s free to change your course preferences. In 2017, one applicant changed their preferences 90 times!

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You’ll find out if you have received a place in a course in one of the many offer rounds.

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OFFER ROUNDSUAC advises students of their offers on behalf of the participating institutions. There are a number of offer rounds throughout the year. All the offer round dates are published on UAC’s website.

Although some Year 12 students receive early offers, the most important offer rounds for Year 12 students are December Round 2 and January Round 1, after ATARs are released. This is when most Year 12 applicants receive their offers.

The offer rounds before this are usually for early entry schemes such as SRS, ADFA (Australian Defence Force Academy) courses, and some non-Year 12 applicants. Not all institutions participate in these early rounds, so if you don’t receive an early offer and aren’t in one of the categories listed, there’s no need to worry.

Offer rounds after January Round 1 are for entry to courses that still have vacancies or for new courses that begin later in the year.

Accept any offer you receive: there’s no guarantee you’ll get another one. If you do receive a second offer, you can decide which one is best for you.

Receiving an offerTo find out if you’ve been made an offer to study at your chosen university, go to UAC’s website or the My UAC mobile app on the offer round date and log in using your UAC application number and UAC PIN.

The institutions (not UAC) decide who receives offers. So, if you have questions, you’ll need to speak to the admissions office at the institution. You can ask why you didn’t receive an offer and what other study options are available to you.

Some institutions may make a slipback offer to a lower-level course if you’re not eligible or competitive enough for the course to which you’ve applied.

This means that you may receive an offer to a lower-level course in the same area at the same institution rather than the course you listed in your preferences, even if you didn’t apply for it. For example, you may get an offer to a Diploma in Marketing if you applied for, but weren’t competitive enough for, the Bachelor of Marketing at the same institution.

If you successfully complete a course such as a diploma, an institution may guarantee you entry into some degree courses. You may also be awarded credit for some of your studies.

Accepting your offerIf you receive an offer in one round, don’t assume that you’ll receive another offer in a later round. You must accept your offer by the date indicated in your offer material, otherwise your offer will lapse and it may go to another applicant in the next round.

Accepting an offer doesn’t stop you from being considered in later offer rounds, but you must remove the successful course from your preferences list to prevent it blocking offers to lower preferences in future rounds.

If you receive an offer in one round and accept it, then receive an offer in a later round, you can choose either to:

− keep your previous offer and not accept your new offer − accept your new offer and withdraw from the course you’ve

already accepted.

Receiving further offersOnce you’ve received an offer, you can’t be made an offer to any lower course preferences unless you change your preferences.

So, if you receive an offer to your first preference, you won’t be considered for further offers in subsequent rounds unless you move that course down to the bottom of your list or remove it entirely. (Before you do this, don’t forget to accept the course you’ve already been offered!)

If you receive an offer to a lower preference, you will be automatically considered for higher preferences in the next round. But if you’d like to be considered for other courses, you need to remove the course you’ve been offered, and any other courses you’re no longer interested in, from your list of preferences.

For example, let ’s say you have the following five courses listed as preferences and you receive an offer to your second preference:

Preferences1 B Life Science2 B Animal Science3 B Science (Physics)4 B Human Sciences5 B Natural Science

(Animal Science)

First, you should accept your offer to B Animal Science.

If you leave your preferences as they are, then in subsequent rounds you will only be considered for your first preference, B Life Science.

But if you want to be considered for courses other than B Life Science, you can change your preferences in any way you like – even add new courses to your list – just make sure you have a realistic chance of meeting the lowest selection rank and can satisfy any additional course requirements.

Laura is thrilled; she’s received an offer to her first preference – a Bachelor of Environmental Science. She accepts her offer and starts planning for the year ahead.

Fred is pleased, too; he’s received an offer to his second preference, a Diploma of Business. He’s determined to do well and will probably start the bachelor degree in his second year. He’s also looking forward to getting involved in sport on campus.

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Say you change your preferences to the following:

Preferences1 B Science (Physics)2 B Science (Flexible)3 B Biotechnology4 B Human Sciences5 B Teaching/B Science

You’ll notice that B Animal Science has been removed from the list. As long as you’ve accepted your offer to this course, you won’t lose your place. If you now receive an offer to a course in your new list, you can decide whether to accept it and withdraw from B Animal Science, or not accept the new offer and keep your place in B Animal Science.

If you reject an early round offer or let it lapse, and then change your mind, you’ll need to speak with the institution’s admissions office as only the institution can reinstate the offer. Also, if you leave the offered, but rejected, course as your first preference, no further offers can be made because the rejected offer will ‘block’ any new offers to lower preferences.

Finalise your choices by the closing date for change of preferences for the next round. These dates are available on UAC’s website.

Courses that start later in the year are progressively added to UAC’s online course search so check for these when changing your preferences. Not all institutions offer courses that start later in the year.

Direct offers from the unisIf you have applied directly to an institution, as well as through UAC, you can receive offers from both UAC and the institution. Then it ’s up to you to decide which one to accept.

ENROLMENTEach institution has its own procedures for enrolment. When you apply, make sure the name on your application matches your official ID (birth certificate, passport, citizenship documents). You’ll need your ID when you enrol and there may be problems if the name on your ID doesn’t match your offer letter.

After you enrol you have until the census date at the end of March to pay your fees, sign up for a HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP loan, or withdraw without penalty from the course.

If you plan to pay your student contribution through the HECS-HELP scheme you’ll need a tax file number (TFN). Apply online through the Australian Taxation Office website.

Many institutions have orientation days for new students. Orientation programs are designed to help you adjust to campus life. Most include subject selection and course planning, so it ’s important to attend.

Bridging coursesYou can enrol in some courses even if you haven’t completed the HSC subjects recommended for that course. But you may find it difficult, or be limited in your course subject choices, if you haven’t completed the recommended subjects.

Most institutions offer bridging courses if you need to do some extra study before the course begins. However, bridging courses are only taught to an introductory level and are not equivalent to the two-year HSC course.

DeferringAfter you’ve received an offer, you may decide that you’d like some time away from study. Some institutions let you defer your course, usually for six months or a year. Many students use this time to travel, follow a personal interest and get some life experience. You are not usually permitted to undertake tertiary study during this period.

Most institutions will ask you to provide a statement to explain why you want to defer and what you’ll be doing during this period. There may also be a fee.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTSA few days after you’ve submitted your application you’ll receive a conditional offer letter, which lists all the courses you’ve applied for.

You can access your conditional offer letter by logging in to your application. You will need your UAC application number and UAC PIN to log in. This letter is intended for your pre-visa assessment only; it doesn’t enable you to enrol at your chosen institution.

You only receive one conditional offer letter. You will not receive another one if you change your preferences.

You must receive an unconditional offer to be eligible to enrol in a course.

To receive an unconditional offer you must: − have the course in your list of preferences when offers are made − have a selection rank (ATAR + adjustments) equal to or higher than the lowest international course

selection rank − meet any other course entry requirements.

Remember that if you don’t meet the requirements for a course, you may receive an offer to another course with a lower level of study, such as an international foundation program.

You can receive more than one offer per round but only one offer per institution in each round.

You can find out if you’ve received an offer by checking UAC’s website. If you use an agent, your agent will also be able to view your offers.

UAC will email advice about unconditional offers to successful applicants between mid-December and February.

Follow the institution’s instructions for accepting your offer and paying the required tuition fee deposits and compulsory Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) charge.

Once you’ve accepted your offer and made your payment, the institution will send you a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE). This document will allow you to obtain your student visa.

If you change your residency status after applying, advise UAC if you are still waiting for an offer. Advise the institution, not UAC, if you’ve already accepted an offer or enrolled.

For information on application closing dates, change of preference dates and offer dates, visit UAC’s website.

If your deferment application is successful, you’ll receive written confirmation from your institution with instructions on how to take up your deferred offer. Read the instructions you receive from your institution carefully.

TransferringYou may receive an offer to a course that isn’t your first preference. Many students enrol in a course with a view to transferring into another course after completing a year’s study. A typical example is completing one year of a general degree such

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as Arts and then transferring to a more specialised degree such as Arts/Law.

Transfers such as this are possible but very competitive and you usually need to achieve excellent results in your first year. Remember that each institution has its own requirements for transfers – check with the relevant institution for more information before you enrol.

In most cases you are not in fact transferring, but withdrawing from one course and applying for entry to another. You usually need to submit a new application through UAC for the new course. Then, if you get an offer you can formally withdraw from your current course. It ’s important to do this so you don’t have additional HECS fees or absent fails.

IF YOU DON’T GET IN…If you don’t get a high enough selection rank for your chosen course there are many options available if you still want to go to uni.

For example, you can change your preferences and try for an offer to a course with a lower selection rank.

Some institutions offer diploma courses which, when complete, will help you gain entry to a degree course as well as give credit towards a degree. You may receive entry to such a course through a slipback offer from the institution. (Read about slipback offers on page 34.)

Most institutions also offer non-award programs or preparation courses which, once completed, can help you gain entry into a bachelor degree.

When you apply through UAC, you’ll be asked if you’d like to receive information about these types of pathway courses. Choose this option to make the most of your application in case you miss out on an offer.

There are also many pathways available between TAFE and uni, and between other tertiary providers and uni. For information about Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers and training courses, visit myskills.gov.au.

Entry schemes and programsSome institutions have entry schemes or programs through which they consider applicants who don’t meet the usual minimum admission requirements of the institution. In addition, most institutions have an admission scheme specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Contact the institution for information about these schemes and programs.

In 2017, unis made more than 80,000 offers to undergraduate courses through UAC.

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ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies (ACTBSSS)The statutory authority responsible for the certification of senior secondary school studies in government and non-government schools in the ACT.

Additional selection criteriaCompulsory requirements, either in addition to, or instead of, normal admission which you must meet to be considered for selection into a course. Examples include a personal statement, questionnaire, portfolio of work, audition, interview or test.

Adjustment factors Factors that institutions consider in order to increase your selection rank for a particular course (eg achievement in an HSC course related to the student’s preferred degree or eligibility for Educational Access Schemes). They do not change your ATAR. These adjustments used to be referred to as ‘bonus points’.

Admission requirementsThe minimum qualifications required for you to be considered for entry to a particular course. Entry to many courses is competitive and the attainment of minimum qualifications does not guarantee you will be offered a place.

Advanced diplomaAn award requiring two or three years of full-time, or equivalent part-time, study. This is the highest of the undergraduate diploma awards.

Areas of studyAreas of study or specialisation within a course. They may consist of a sequence of subjects/units in a single discipline generally studied throughout the course as major areas of study or specialisations or sub-majors, or additional or supporting subjects or units.

Associate degreeAn award requiring two years of full-time, or equivalent part-time, study which equates to the first two years of a designated three-year degree course.

Assumed knowledgeSome institutions assume you have knowledge of specified NSW HSC courses or equivalent before beginning your course. If you do not have the assumed level of knowledge but have met the admission requirements you may still be selected for the course, but you may have some difficulty coping with your studies. Bridging courses may be recommended for some students who do not have the assumed level of knowledge.

ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank)A measure of academic achievement in the HSC that helps institutions rank applicants for selection to tertiary courses. The ATAR is a rank, not a mark.

ATAR coursesBoard Developed courses for which the NSW Education Standards Authority conducts examinations that yield graded assessments. Classified as Category A courses or Category B courses, these are the only courses that can be included in the ATAR calculations.

Definitions of the common terms used by UAC, universities and colleges.

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DiplomaAn award usually requiring two or three years’ full-time, or equivalent part-time, undergraduate study. These courses are usually characterised by more emphasis on practical skills than on the theoretical content.

Domestic fee-paying students (DFEE)Students who are Australian or New Zealand citizens or permanent residents of Australia who meet the entire cost of their studies through tuition fees.

Educational Access Schemes (EAS)Schemes for university applicants who have experienced long-term educational disadvantage due to circumstances beyond their control or choosing. Apply for EAS through UAC.

Equity Scholarships (ES)Money to help financially disadvantaged students with the costs associated with higher education. Apply for ES through UAC.

FEE-HELPA loan for eligible fee-paying students to pay their tuition fees. The Australian Government is exploring a range of changes to higher education that may affect the fees that universities can charge, and the way that students repay debt accumulated under the Higher Education Loan Program (HELP). For further information, visit the Australian Government’s Study Assist website at studyassist.gov.au.

HECS-HELPA loan for eligible Commonwealth-supported students to pay their student contributions. The Australian Government is exploring a range of changes to higher education that may affect the fees that universities can charge, and the way that students repay debt accumulated under the Higher Education Loan Program (HELP). For further information, visit the Australian Government’s Study Assist website at studyassist.gov.au.

HonoursAn additional year of study at university involving a higher level of study in a certain subject.

HSC markA combination of your exam mark and moderated assessment mark for each course.

HSC subjects and coursesA subject is a general area of study or a key learning area. A course is a branch of study within a subject. A subject may have several courses. For example, within the subject of English, courses include English (Standard), English (Advanced), HSC English Extension 1, HSC English Extension 2 and English as a Second Language (ESL).

InstitutionA provider of tertiary study, such as a university or a college. UAC’s participating institutions are those for which you apply through UAC.

International fee-paying students (IFEE)Students who are not Australian or New Zealand citizens or permanent residents of Australia and meet the entire cost of their studies through tuition fees.

Lowest ATARs/selection ranksThe ATARs or selection ranks that are required to be offered a place in a course. The course listing in this booklet shows the lowest selection rank required to receive an offer to each 2018 semester 1 course in the main Year 12 offer rounds (December Round 2 and January Round 1). They can be used as a guide for 2019. The lowest ATARs and selection ranks for courses in a particular year are only known after all semester 1 offers for that year are made.

The lowest ATAR does not take into account whether or not the applicant with that ATAR was offered a place as a result of adjustment factors being taken into consideration.

The lowest selection rank does take into account the impact of adjustment factors, such as equity or performance in an HSC subject.

Bachelor degreeAn award requiring three or four years of full-time, or equivalent part-time, study.

Bonus points (see Adjustment factors)

Bridging coursesCourses that enable you to achieve the required level of assumed knowledge for a tertiary course. These courses are only taught to an introductory level and are not equivalent to the two-year HSC course.

Category A coursesATAR courses that have the academic rigour and depth of knowledge to provide an adequate background for tertiary studies and can contribute to the ATAR calculation.

Category B coursesATAR courses that don’t provide an adequate background for tertiary studies, but can contribute to the ATAR when combined with Category A courses. No more than 2 units of Category B courses can be included with the ATAR calculation.

Census dateThe date by which all your enrolment requirements must be finalised for a semester. You can withdraw from a course before this date without financial or academic penalty. Course fees are payable from this date.

CohortTo ensure the interstate equivalence of ATARs, an age cohort is used in each state. This ensures that a student’s rank is a measure of their performance against all students who started Year 7 with them in that state, not just those who completed Year 12 and were eligible for an ATAR.

Combined/double/dual degreesAllow students to complete two degrees in less time than if the two degrees were studied sequentially.

Commonwealth-supported place (CSP)A place in a course to which the Australian Government contributes towards the cost, and the student pays a student contribution.

DefermentDelaying the commencement of a course, usually for six months or a year. Some institutions only grant deferments in special circumstances.

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SemesterA division of the academic year, usually into first and second semesters. Students can start courses at the beginning of the first and, in some cases, second semester. Some institutions call them autumn and spring semesters. Others use session or half-year. Some institutions have trimesters or terms, with an additional study period over summer.

Slipback offerAn offer to a lower level of study than you have applied for. For example, you apply for a bachelor degree and the institution decides that, while you are not eligible and competitive enough for entry, you are eligible for a lower level of study (such as a diploma). The institution makes you an offer to the lower level course.

Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)The central office that receives and processes applications for admission to most undergraduate courses at its participating institutions as well as applications for Educational Access Schemes, Schools Recommendation Schemes and Equity Scholarships. UAC notifies NSW HSC students of their ATAR (ACT students are notified by their school) and makes offers of admission on behalf of participating institutions. It also processes applications for postgraduate courses. Owned by universities in NSW and the ACT, UAC is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to provide excellence in admissions services and promote equity of access to tertiary education.

Year 12 applicantA student who is sitting 1 or more units of an Australian Year 12 in Australia or outside Australia (except Queensland Year 12 external students) or sitting the International Baccalaureate in Australia or outside Australia in the current admissions period (August to July each year).

Non-award programA program for students looking for a pathway into a bachelor degree. It allows students to study individual units (subjects) that, when successfully completed, can count towards a degree.

Non-standard Year 12 applicantAn applicant who is completing a non-standard program of study through, for example, Australian Christian Education, Rudolph Steiner Education, home schooling and the Queensland Senior External Examination. Identified as a non-Year 12 applicant when applying through UAC.

NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA)Sets the core curriculum for Kindergarten to Year 12, sets guidelines for school assessment tasks, and sets, organises and marks the HSC examinations for government and non-government schools in NSW. Previously called the Board of Studies, Teaching and Educational Standards NSW.

Open daysOpen days are set aside for prospective students to visit a campus to view the facilities and meet academic staff and students.

Pathway coursesNon-degree courses – such as foundation studies, preparatory courses and certificates, diplomas or associate degrees – offered by institutions to applicants who don’t meet the entry requirements for their course or need further support and preparation before studying at degree level. Many institutions offer entry into the

degree after successful completion of the corresponding pathway course. Some institutions offer pathway courses through UAC.

PercentileAn indicator of your position in a course relative to other students. For example, if your percentile in a course is 73, you are in the top 27 per cent of the students in that course.

Preparation coursesDesigned for applicants who haven’t completed Year 12 or haven’t met entry requirements as preparation for further study. Minimum age requirements sometimes apply and the length of these courses differs between institutions.

Prerequisites (see also Assumed knowledge)A specified NSW HSC course or equivalent that you need to have completed, or achieved a specified standard in, before you are eligible to be offered a place in the tertiary course (course prerequisites) or a subject within that course (subject prerequisites).

Private collegeSmaller institutions that usually offer practical vocational courses specialising in a particular field such as business, psychology, creative arts or hospitality. They are not operated by governments and fees are usually required up-front although some courses may be eligible for FEE-HELP.

Recommended studiesNSW HSC or equivalent courses that institutions suggest will help you in your chosen university course. However, if you haven’t studied these courses your chances of selection are not affected.

ScalingThe first step in calculating your ATAR. It enables the many different courses taken by students to be compared fairly. Scaling is designed to encourage you to take courses for which you are best suited and which best prepare you for future studies. The underlying principle is that you should be neither advantaged nor disadvantaged by choosing one HSC course over another.

Schools Recommendation Schemes (SRS)Schemes that enable schools to recommend current Year 12 students who have applied for undergraduate admission through UAC, using a range of selection criteria, such as aptitude for tertiary study and Year 11 results. Apply for SRS through UAC.

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UAC’s institutions offered more than 2,000 undergraduate courses in 2018. In this section we list these courses under broad areas of study so you’ll have an idea of the courses available to you.

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A+C Combination of ATAR and additional selection criteria used

n/o Course not offered for semester 1, 2018 admissions

N/A Selection criteria other than the ATAR used; or the course is not offered to current Year 12 applicants

U/C Unrestricted course entry

NOTE: Degrees across several fields of study are listed at the end of this table.

Key to lowest selection ranks

Key to institution namesACAP Australian College of Applied PsychologyACU Australian Catholic UniversityAMC Australian Maritime CollegeANU Australian National University CQU CQUniversityCSU Charles Sturt UniversityGU Griffith UniversityICMS International College of Management,

SydneyLTU La Trobe UniversityMC Macleay CollegeMIT MIT SydneyMQ Macquarie UniversityNAS National Art SchoolSAE SAE Creative Media InstituteSCU Southern Cross UniversitySIBT SIBTTOP Top Education InstituteTUA Torrens University AustraliaUC University of CanberraUON University of NewcastleUNE University of New EnglandUNSW UNSW Sydney or UNSW Canberra at

ADFAUOW University of WollongongUSYD University of SydneyUTS University of Technology SydneyWS Western Sydney University

Now that you’ve read through this booklet, researched your career options and know how to apply, the next step is to explore the courses of study that will help you achieve your goals.

The following pages list areas of study and the tertiary courses offered in 2018, the institution that offered the course, the UAC course code and the lowest selection rank (LSR) required to be offered a place in a 2018 semester 1 course in the main Year 12 offer rounds (December Round 2 and January Round 1). Courses that were cancelled or those from institutions new to UAC in 2018 are not included.

Remember, the courses and their lowest selection ranks listed here are only a guide, and may change from year to year.

To find out more about a course, search for it using the course search on UAC’s website or the My UAC app. The course description will provide major areas of study, career opportunities and any other additional information. Also visit the website of the institution offering the course.

Courses available in 2019 will be listed in the UAC Guide – delivered to Year 12 students at your school in July – and on UAC’s website and in the My UAC app in August.

Agriculture/Rural Studies/Animal ScienceAlso refer to Business and Science

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Agricultural Production and Management UNE 392702 72.55

B Agricultural Production and Management UNE 392703 72.55

B Agricultural Science CSU 214024 70.00

B Agricultural Sciences LTU 187025 50.00

B Agriculture UNE 393676 72.55

B Agriculture UNE 393677 72.55

B Animal and Veterinary Biosciences LTU 187049 60.00

B Animal Science CSU 215034 70.00

B Animal Science UNE 392684 77.10

B Animal Science UNE 392696 77.10

B Equine Science (with specialisation) CSU 215204 70.00

B Rural Science UNE 393605 77.10

B Rural Science UNE 393606 77.10

B Science (Zoology) WS 728040 76.45

B Science (Zoology)/B Natural Science (Animal Science)

WS 728044 76.00

B Science/B Advanced Studies (Agriculture) USYD 513940 80.00

B Science/B Advanced Studies (Animal and Veterinary Bioscience)

USYD 513945 80.00

B Science/B Advanced Studies (Food and Agribusiness)

USYD 513950 80.00

B Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security WS 728028 80.00

B Veterinary Biology/B Veterinary Science CSU 214964 A+C

B Veterinary Biology/Doctor Veterinary Medicine

USYD 513970 A+C

B Veterinary Technology CSU 214954 70.00

B Zoology UNE 392685 72.55

B Zoology UNE 392695 72.55

Architecture/Building/Design/PlanningAlso refer to Creative and Performing Arts

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AssocDeg Building Design CQU 160221 61.85

AssocDeg Building Surveying CQU 160241 61.85

B Architectural Design GU 283422 71.55

B Architectural Studies UNSW 423000 95.65

B Architecture and Environments USYD 513100 85.00

B Arts in Architecture UC 363003 60.00

B Branded Environments (DFEE) TUA 551070 60.00

B Building and Construction Management UC 361124 60.00

B Building Design CQU 160231 61.85

B Building Design Management WS 722514 70.75

B Building Design Management WS 722516 70.35

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Building Surveying and Certification (Honours)

CQU 160251 64.95

B City Planning (Honours) UNSW 423600 83.00

B Computational Design UNSW 423100 80.00

B Construction Management WS 722515 70.15

B Construction Management WS 722517 70.20

B Construction Management (Building) (Honours)

UON 482450 61.65

B Construction Management (Building) (Honours)

UON 482460 73.80

B Construction Management (Honours) CQU 160581 64.95

B Construction Management and Property UNSW 423200 84.00

B Construction Project Management UTS 602025 87.00

B Construction Technology WS 722519 70.00

B Design (Architecture) UON 482500 81.85

B Design and Technology WS 722520 70.00

B Design in Architecture USYD 513115 95.00

B Design in Architecture UTS 602010 92.05

B Design in Architecture (Honours)/ M Architecture

USYD 513120 97.00

B Design in Interior Architecture UTS 602060 83.60

B Design in Product Design UTS 602050 80.20

B Design in Product Design B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609270 81.45

B Industrial Design GU 283427 69.00

B Industrial Design UC 363124 60.00

B Industrial Design WS 722530 70.05

B Industrial Design (Honours) UNSW 423300 80.75

B Industrial Design (Honours) WS 722535 72.30

B Interior Architecture UC 363007 60.00

B Interior Architecture (Honours) UNSW 423400 80.30

B Interior Design (Commercial) (DFEE) TUA 551050 60.00

B Interior Design (Residential) (DFEE) TUA 551060 60.00

B Landscape Architecture (Honours) UNSW 423500 80.10

B Landscape Architecture (Hons) UTS 602020 80.00

B Landscape Design UC 363129 60.00

B Planning MQ 300570 78.00

B Planning/M Urban Management and Planning

WS 727628 80.75

B Planning/M Urban Management and Planning

WS 727630 80.05

B Project Management USYD 513610 86.00

B Property CQU 160101 53.35

B Urban and Environmental Planning GU 283405 61.85

B Urban and Regional Planning UNE 391647 72.55

B Urban and Regional Planning UNE 391648 72.55

Dip Building Design Management (Extended) – 4 terms

WS 729615 U/C

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Dip Building Design Management/B Building Design Management

WS 729412 55.00

Dip Construction Management (Extended) – 4 terms

WS 729628 U/C

Dip Construction Management/B Construction Technology

WS 729435 55.00

Dip Interior Design and Decoration (DFEE) TUA 551120 U/C

Arts/Humanities

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AssocDeg Arts SCU 333311 45.00

AssocDeg Arts SCU 333361 45.00

B Aboriginal Professional Practice UON 482000 60.00

B Ancient History MQ 300116 92.00

B Ancient History MQ 300118 92.00

B Archaeological Practice ANU 131163 80.00

B Archaeology MQ 300143 88.00

B Art History and Curatorship ANU 131100 80.00

B Arts ACU 103302 58.50

B Arts ANU 131003 80.00

B Arts CQU 160131 54.95

B Arts CSU 211004 65.00

B Arts CSU 211007 65.00

B Arts GU 283201 61.85

B Arts LTU 183010 50.00

B Arts LTU 189910 50.00

B Arts MQ 300107 75.00

B Arts MQ 300907 75.00

B Arts SCU 333100 63.00

B Arts SCU 333161 63.00

B Arts UC 362003 60.00

B Arts UNE 391601 72.55

B Arts UNE 391602 72.55

B Arts UNSW 422000 81.00

B Arts (ADF) UNSW 450001 A+C

B Arts UON 482010 60.00

B Arts UON 482020 60.00

B Arts UOW 753101 70.00

B Arts UOW 753102 70.00

B Arts UOW 753106 70.00

B Arts UOW 753107 70.00

B Arts UOW 753108 70.00

B Arts UOW 753109 70.00

B Arts USYD 513200 80.00

B Arts WS 720510 75.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Arts WS 720515 75.00

B Arts WS 720518 75.00

B Arts – Psychology MQ 300127 83.00

B Arts (Dean's Scholar) UOW 753105 93.00

B Arts (Dean's Scholars) WS 720100 95.00

B Arts (Dean's Scholars) WS 720102 95.00

B Arts (Dean's Scholars) WS 720104 95.00

B Arts (Interpreting and Translation) WS 720521 75.00

B Arts (Interpreting and Translation) (Dean's Scholars)

WS 720106 90.00

B Arts (Psychology) ACU 103310 58.50

B Arts in International Studies UC 362203 60.00

B Arts/B Advanced Studies USYD 513205 80.00

B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Dalyell Scholars including Languages)

USYD 513221 98.00

B Arts/B Advanced Studies (International and Global Studies)

USYD 513210 92.00

B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Politics and International Relations)

USYD 513220 95.00

B Arts/B Global Studies ACU 103311 58.50

B Arts/B International Studies UOW 751310 72.00

B Arts/B International Studies (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 751309 93.00

B Asian Studies ANU 132005 80.00

B Australian Politics and Public Policy UC 361513 60.00

B Classical Studies ANU 131103 80.00

B Development Studies ANU 131143 80.00

B Development Studies UON 482550 76.55

B European Studies ANU 131147 80.00

B Global Studies UTS 600048 69.15

B Government and International Relations GU 283125 61.85

B Hellenic Studies MQ 300144 75.00

B Heritage, Museums and Conservation UC 363066 60.00

B Historical Inquiry and Practice UNE 391610 72.55

B Historical Inquiry and Practice UNE 391611 72.55

B Humanitarian and Development Studies WS 727608 80.00

B Humanitarian and Development Studies WS 727626 80.00

B Indigenous Knowledge SCU 337118 68.00

B International Relations ANU 131153 90.00

B International Security Studies ANU 132105 90.00

B International Studies MQ 300131 80.00

B International Studies UNE 391760 72.55

B International Studies UNE 391761 72.55

B International Studies UNSW 422200 92.00

B International Studies UOW 753121 72.00

B International Studies WS 724505 75.00

B International Studies WS 724510 75.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B International Studies (Dean's Scholar) UOW 753131 93.00

B International Studies (Dean's Scholars) WS 720160 95.00

B International Studies (Dean's Scholars) WS 720162 95.00

B Languages ANU 131193 80.00

B Languages UNE 391676 72.55

B Languages UNE 391677 72.55

B Languages and Linguistics GU 283224 64.95

B Languages and Linguistics WS 720527 85.00

B Liberal Arts and Science USYD 513900 70.00

B Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies ANU 131157 80.00

B Pacific Studies ANU 132333 80.00

B Philosophy (Honours) – Arts and Social Sciences

ANU 131000 A+C

B Philosophy (Honours) – Asia and the Pacific ANU 132000 A+C

B Philosophy (Honours) [ANU]/B Arts (Honours) [NUS]

ANU 131005 A+C

B Policy Studies ANU 131160 80.00

B Political Science ANU 131162 90.00

B Politics and International Relations UC 361503 70.00

B Public Administration UC 361146 60.00

B Security Studies MQ 300135 75.00

B Security Studies MQ 300136 75.00

B Theology ACU 103903 58.50

B Theology ACU 103904 58.50

B Theology CSU 211955 65.00

B Theology CSU 211957 65.00

B Theology/B Global Studies ACU 103905 58.50

B Theology/B Philosophy ACU 107013 58.50

B Theology/B Philosophy ACU 107015 58.50

Dip Arts CQU 160261 53.35

Dip Arts (DFEE) SIBT 640010 N/A

Dip Arts (Extended) – Arts - 4 terms WS 729598 U/C

Dip Arts (Extended) – Arts - 4 terms WS 729599 U/C

Dip Arts/B Arts WS 729392 55.00

Dip Arts/B Arts WS 729400 55.00

Dip Languages UON 489981 60.00

Dip Languages UOW 753140 70.00

Dip Liberal Studies ANU 131001 n/o

Business/Commerce/Economics/Marketing/ManagementAlso refer to Tourism/Hospitality/Event Management

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AssocDeg Business SCU 332313 45.00

AssocDeg Business SCU 332351 45.00

AssocDeg Business SCU 332362 45.00

B Accounting ANU 133503 86.00

B Accounting CQU 160020 61.15

B Accounting CQU 160021 59.45

B Accounting CSU 212010 65.00

B Accounting CSU 212011 65.00

B Accounting CSU 212014 65.00

B Accounting CSU 212017 65.00

B Accounting LTU 196105 50.00

B Accounting SCU 332103 63.00

B Accounting SCU 332162 63.00

B Accounting UC 361204 70.00

B Accounting UNE 395664 72.55

B Accounting UNE 395665 72.55

B Accounting UTS 601010 N/A

B Accounting WS 721070 77.05

B Accounting WS 721072 75.00

B Accounting WS 721074 76.15

B Accounting WS 721077 75.90

B Accounting and Finance ACU 103710 58.50

B Accounting/B Business CQU 160360 53.35

B Accounting/B Business CQU 160361 55.25

B Actuarial Studies ANU 134403 95.00

B Actuarial Studies MQ 300231 97.00

B Actuarial Studies UNSW 424300 97.50

B Actuarial Studies (Co-op) UNSW 424620 A+C

B Actuarial Studies with B Professional Practice

MQ 300230 N/A

B Actuarial Studies/B Commerce UNSW 424350 97.50

B Actuarial Studies/B Economics UNSW 424350 97.50

B Agribusiness UNE 395700 72.55

B Agribusiness UNE 395701 72.55

B Agricultural and Resource Economics UNE 395668 72.55

B Agricultural and Resource Economics UNE 395669 72.55

B Agricultural Business Management CSU 215024 70.00

B Applied Business (Management) UC 361205 60.00

B Applied Business (Marketing) UC 361206 60.00

B Applied Data Analytics ANU 135801 95.00

B Applied Economics UC 361003 60.00

B Applied Economics/B Commerce UC 361023 60.00

B Applied Economics/B Management UC 361083 60.00

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B Applied Entrepreneurship UC 361207 60.00

B Applied Entrepreneurship (Social Entrepreneurship)

UC 361208 60.00

B Applied Finance MQ 300201 88.00

B Applied Finance and Accounting (DFEE) TOP 580010 50.00

B Applied Finance with B Actuarial Studies MQ 300263 97.00

B Applied Finance with B Business Analytics MQ 300273 88.00

B Applied Finance with B Commerce – Professional Accounting

MQ 300272 88.00

B Applied Finance with B Economics MQ 300271 88.00

B Business CQU 160030 54.60

B Business CQU 160031 53.35

B Business GU 283123 61.85

B Business GU 283127 61.85

B Business LTU 181035 50.00

B Business LTU 189935 50.00

B Business LTU 196000 50.00

B Business (DFEE) MC 560200 60.00

B Business (DFEE) MIT 570110 45.00

B Business SCU 332100 63.00

B Business SCU 332150 63.00

B Business SCU 332160 63.00

B Business (DFEE) TUA 550010 60.00

B Business UNE 395676 72.55

B Business UNE 395677 72.55

B Business (ADF) UNSW 450010 A+C

B Business UON 482200 61.65

B Business UON 482210 61.95

B Business UOW 753660 70.00

B Business UOW 753661 70.00

B Business UOW 753662 70.00

B Business UOW 753663 70.00

B Business UOW 753664 70.00

B Business UOW 753665 70.00

B Business UOW 753666 70.00

B Business UTS 601030 90.00

B Business UTS 601035 90.30

B Business WS 721005 71.15

B Business WS 721006 70.10

B Business WS 721007 70.00

B Business WS 721008 70.00

B Business (Accounting) LTU 181030 50.00

B Business (Accounting) LTU 189940 50.00

B Business (Accounting) WS 721010 70.25

B Business (Accounting) WS 721011 70.00

B Business (Accounting) WS 721012 70.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Business (Accounting) WS 721013 70.80

B Business (Advanced Business Leadership) WS 720130 90.00

B Business (Advanced Business Leadership) WS 720132 90.00

B Business (Agribusiness) LTU 181040 55.00

B Business (Agribusiness) LTU 187425 55.00

B Business (Agribusiness) LTU 188025 55.00

B Business (Agribusiness) LTU 189925 55.00

B Business (Applied Finance) WS 721016 70.30

B Business (Applied Finance) WS 721017 73.15

B Business (Communication and Public Relations) (DFEE)

TUA 550040 60.00

B Business (Economics) WS 721018 70.75

B Business (Human Resource Management) WS 721024 70.00

B Business (Human Resource Management) WS 721025 72.15

B Business (Human Resource Management) WS 721026 70.20

B Business (International Business) WS 721028 70.30

B Business (International Business) WS 721029 73.25

B Business (Management) CSU 212171 65.00

B Business (Management) CSU 212174 65.00

B Business (Management) CSU 212177 65.00

B Business (Management) WS 721035 73.65

B Business (Management) WS 721036 71.20

B Business (Management) WS 721037 71.55

B Business (Management) WS 721038 70.20

B Business (Marketing) CSU 212201 65.00

B Business (Marketing) CSU 212207 65.00

B Business (Marketing) (DFEE) TUA 550030 60.00

B Business (Marketing) WS 721039 73.55

B Business (Marketing) WS 721040 73.45

B Business (Marketing) WS 721041 70.00

B Business (Marketing) WS 721042 70.00

B Business (Property) WS 721045 70.10

B Business (Property) WS 729200 75.00

B Business (Sport Management) LTU 181037 50.00

B Business (Sport Management) WS 721050 70.40

B Business (Sport Management) WS 721052 70.60

B Business (Sports Management) (DFEE) TUA 550050 60.00

B Business Administration ACU 103706 58.50

B Business Administration ACU 103716 58.50

B Business Administration ANU 133403 82.00

B Business Administration MQ 300204 81.00

B Business Administration UC 361143 60.00

B Business Administration/B Management UC 361183 60.00

B Business Analytics MQ 300205 85.00

B Business Informatics UC 366003 67.00

B Business Leadership and Commerce MQ 300206 A+C

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Business Management (DFEE) ICMS 530010 A+C

B Business Management (with subjects specialising in Entrepreneurship) (DFEE)

ICMS 530011 A+C

B Business Management (with subjects specialising in Marketing and New Media Management) (DFEE)

ICMS 530014 A+C

B Business Management (with subjects specialising in Retail Marketing) (DFEE)

ICMS 530110 A+C

B Business Studies CSU 212700 65.00

B Business Studies CSU 212701 65.00

B Business Studies CSU 212704 65.00

B Business Studies CSU 212707 65.00

B Business/B Arts LTU 181050 50.00

B Business/B Arts LTU 189950 50.00

B Business/B Commerce GU 283129 64.95

B Business/B Commerce UON 482250 66.40

B Business/B Commerce UON 482260 74.50

B Business/B Economics UNE 395755 72.55

B Business/B Economics UNE 395756 72.55

B Business/B International Business GU 283130 61.85

B Commerce ACU 103701 58.50

B Commerce ACU 103711 58.50

B Commerce ANU 133003 82.00

B Commerce GU 283121 64.95

B Commerce LTU 197445 75.00

B Commerce MQ 300210 80.00

B Commerce (DFEE) TUA 550060 60.00

B Commerce UC 361203 60.00

B Commerce UNSW 424000 96.50

B Commerce UON 482300 63.70

B Commerce UON 482310 64.75

B Commerce UOW 753602 75.00

B Commerce UOW 753603 72.00

B Commerce UOW 753604 72.00

B Commerce UOW 753605 72.00

B Commerce UOW 753606 72.00

B Commerce UOW 753607 75.00

B Commerce UOW 753608 75.00

B Commerce USYD 513300 95.00

B Commerce – Professional Accounting MQ 300229 80.00

B Commerce – Professional Accounting with B Business Analytics

MQ 300235 85.00

B Commerce (Co-op) UNSW 424600 A+C

B Commerce (Co-op) (Honours) UNSW 424601 A+C

B Commerce (Dean's Scholar) UOW 753610 93.00

B Commerce (Dean's Scholar) UOW 753611 93.00

B Commerce (Dean's Scholar) UOW 753612 93.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Commerce (Dean's Scholar) UOW 753613 93.00

B Commerce (Dean's Scholar) UOW 753614 93.00

B Commerce (Dean's Scholar) UOW 753615 93.00

B Commerce (International) UNSW 424050 97.00

B Commerce Global (Honours) UOW 753620 A+C

B Commerce/B Advanced Studies USYD 513305 95.00

B Commerce/B Advanced Studies (Dalyell Scholars)

USYD 513310 98.00

B Commerce/B Business Administration ACU 103709 58.50

B Commerce/B Business Administration ACU 103717 58.50

B Commerce/B Economics UNSW 424100 96.50

B Commerce/B International Business GU 283132 64.95

B Digital Business MQ 300496 85.00

B Digital Business SCU 332163 63.00

B Economics ANU 134003 86.00

B Economics MQ 300209 80.00

B Economics UNE 395666 72.55

B Economics UNE 395667 72.55

B Economics UNSW 424400 93.10

B Economics USYD 513225 90.00

B Economics UTS 601090 85.15

B Economics and Finance UOW 753670 80.00

B Economics and Finance UOW 753671 80.00

B Economics and Finance UOW 753672 80.00

B Economics and Finance UOW 753673 80.00

B Economics and Finance UOW 753674 80.00

B Economics and Finance UOW 753675 80.00

B Economics with B Business Analytics MQ 300237 85.00

B Economics/B Advanced Studies USYD 513230 90.00

B Entrepreneurship and Innovation UC 361156 60.00

B Finance ANU 133203 86.00

B Finance UC 361244 60.00

B Finance, Economics and Statistics (Honours)

ANU 134300 99.00

B Financial Services (Financial Planning) (DFEE)

TUA 550070 60.00

B Global Business MQ 300207 85.00

B Global Logistics and Maritime Management AMC 120210 80.00

B Global Logistics and Maritime Management with Honours

AMC 120211 80.00

B Human Resource Management UC 361254 60.00

B International Business ANU 133303 86.00

B International Business GU 283112 61.85

B International Business LTU 196100 50.00

B International Business (DFEE) TOP 580040 50.00

B International Business UC 361274 60.00

B Management UC 361363 60.00

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B Management (Digital Creative Enterprise) UTS 601065 83.40

B Management (Sport Business) UTS 601070 83.05

B Marketing Management UC 361284 60.00

B Property (Development, Investment and Valuation) (DFEE)

ICMS 530080 A+C

B Property Economics UTS 602033 78.05

Dip Accounting, Commerce and Business Administration

MQ 301002 60.00

Dip Applied Finance and Accounting (DFEE) TOP 580020 U/C

Dip Business (DFEE) TOP 580030 U/C

Dip Business (DFEE) TUA 550103 U/C

Dip Business UC 360015 50.00

Dip Business (DFEE) UOW 759030 55.00

Dip Business (DFEE) UOW 759035 55.00

Dip Business (Extended) – 4 terms WS 729618 U/C

Dip Business (Extended) – 4 terms WS 729620 U/C

Dip Business (Standard) – 3 terms WS 729500 55.00

Dip Business (Standard) – 3 terms WS 729507 55.00

Dip Business Informatics UC 360020 50.00

Dip Business Management (DFEE) ICMS 530500 A+C

Dip Business Management (DFEE) MC 560120 N/A

Dip Business Studies CQU 160150 53.35

Dip Business Studies CQU 160151 53.35

Dip Business/B Business WS 729416 60.00

Dip Business/B Business WS 729417 60.00

Dip Commerce (DFEE) SIBT 640030 N/A

Dip Marketing (DFEE) MC 560130 N/A

Dip Marketing (DFEE) TUA 550120 U/C

Dip Property Management (DFEE) ICMS 530520 A+C

Communications/Media Studies

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AssocDeg Creative Writing SCU 333301 63.00

AssocDeg Digital Media CQU 160910 53.35

AssocDeg Digital Media CQU 160911 53.35

B Advertising and Media (DFEE) MC 560220 65.00

B Arts/B Advanced Studies (Media and Communications)

USYD 513215 95.00

B Communication CSU 211197 65.00

B Communication UON 482350 60.00

B Communication WS 720700 75.00

B Communication WS 720705 80.00

B Communication WS 720708 75.00

B Communication WS 729210 75.00

B Communication (Advertising and Public Relations)

CSU 211187 65.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Communication (Advertising) CSU 211207 65.00

B Communication (Creative Writing) UTS 600033 70.25

B Communication (Dean's Scholars) WS 720120 95.00

B Communication (Dean's Scholars) WS 720122 95.00

B Communication (Digital and Social Media) UTS 600007 75.20

B Communication (Journalism and International Studies)

CSU 211177 65.00

B Communication (Journalism) CSU 211237 65.00

B Communication (Journalism) UTS 600013 81.20

B Communication (Media Arts and Production)

UTS 600018 88.45

B Communication (Media Practice) CSU 211267 65.00

B Communication (Public Communication) UTS 600023 81.00

B Communication (Public Relations) CSU 211247 65.00

B Communication (Radio) CSU 211227 65.00

B Communication (Social and Political Sciences)

UTS 600028 71.35

B Communication (Theatre Media) CSU 211287 A+C

B Communication and Media UOW 753110 70.00

B Communication and Media (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 753111 93.00

B Communication Design (DFEE) TUA 551010 60.00

B Communication in Advertising UC 362416 60.00

B Communication in Media and Public Affairs UC 363056 60.00

B Communication in Public Relations UC 362426 60.00

B Digital Media CQU 160520 53.40

B Digital Media CQU 160521 53.35

B Digital Media (DFEE) MC 560230 60.00

B Digital Media and Communications SCU 333103 63.00

B Journalism GU 283206 61.85

B Journalism (DFEE) MC 560210 65.00

B Journalism UC 363025 60.00

B Journalism UOW 754700 70.00

B Journalism/B Communication and Media UOW 751664 72.00

B Marketing and Media MQ 300138 95.30

B Media MQ 300139 85.00

B Media (Communication and Journalism) UNSW 422700 85.00

B Media (Public Relations and Advertising) UNSW 422710 85.00

B Media (Screen and Sound Production) UNSW 422720 85.00

B Media and Communication LTU 197500 50.00

B Media and Communications UNE 391640 72.55

B Media and Communications UNE 391641 72.55

B Professional Communication CQU 160391 53.35

B Public Relations and Communication GU 283204 64.95

B Sports Media UC 365203 60.00

B Writing UC 363024 60.00

Dip Advertising and Media (DFEE) MC 560100 N/A

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

Dip Communication UC 360005 50.00

Dip Communication (Extended) – Communication – 4 terms

WS 729622 U/C

Dip Communication (Extended) – Creative Industries – 4 terms

WS 729623 U/C

Dip Communication (Extended) – Screen Media (Arts and Production) – 4 terms

WS 729624 U/C

Dip Communication/B Communication WS 729426 55.00

Dip Digital Media CQU 160810 53.35

Dip Digital Media CQU 160811 53.35

Dip Digital Media (DFEE) MC 560145 N/A

Dip Journalism (DFEE) MC 560140 N/A

Dip Media and Communication MQ 301001 60.00

Dip Media and Communication (DFEE) SIBT 640040 N/A

Creative and Performing Arts

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Animation (3D Modelling) (DFEE) SAE 630010 N/A

B Animation (Character Animation) (DFEE) SAE 630020 N/A

B Animation (Visual Effects) (DFEE) SAE 630030 N/A

B Art and Design SCU 333110 N/A

B Art Theory UNSW 421400 80.00

B Audio (Post Production) (DFEE) SAE 630040 N/A

B Audio (Post Production) (DFEE) SAE 630045 N/A

B Audio (Studio Production) (DFEE) SAE 630050 N/A

B Audio (Studio Production) (DFEE) SAE 630055 N/A

B Branded Fashion Design (DFEE) TUA 551030 60.00

B Contemporary Music SCU 333101 63.00

B Creative and Interactive Media GU 283250 64.95

B Creative and Interactive Media/B Business GU 283251 64.95

B Creative Arts LTU 189915 N/A

B Creative Arts (Creative Writing) UOW 754601 75.00

B Creative Arts (Dean's Scholar) UOW 754610 93.00

B Creative Arts (Music) UOW 754603 75.00

B Creative Arts (Theatre) UOW 754609 75.00

B Creative Arts (Visual Arts and Design) UOW 754607 75.00

B Creative Arts (Visual Arts) UOW 754605 75.00

B Creative Arts and Design CSU 211694 65.00

B Creative Arts and Design (Animation and Visual Effects)

CSU 211714 65.00

B Creative Arts and Design (Art History) CSU 211654 65.00

B Creative Arts and Design (Graphic Design) CSU 211414 65.00

B Creative Arts and Design (Graphic Design) CSU 211420 65.00

B Creative Arts and Design (Graphic Design/Photography)

CSU 211784 65.00

B Creative Arts and Design (Photography) CSU 211764 65.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Creative Arts and Design (Sound Design) CSU 211684 65.00

B Creative Industries UON 482480 60.00

B Creative Industries WS 720730 75.00

B Creative Industries (Music) WS 720728 N/A

B Creative Technologies (Game Art) (DFEE) TUA 551360 60.00

B Design ANU 139103 N/A

B Design GU 283255 64.95

B Design UC 363106 60.00

B Design – Visual Communication (Dean's Scholars)

WS 720124 95.00

B Design (Graphic Design) (DFEE) SAE 630060 N/A

B Design (Graphic Design) (DFEE) SAE 630065 N/A

B Design (Honours) UNSW 421100 80.00

B Design (Visual Communication) WS 720715 75.00

B Design (Web Design) (DFEE) SAE 630070 N/A

B Design in Animation UTS 602035 90.55

B Design in Fashion and Textiles UTS 602040 93.30

B Design in Photography UTS 602065 71.50

B Design in Visual Communication UTS 602070 90.00

B Digital Media Design (3D Design and Animation) (DFEE)

TUA 551020 60.00

B Digital Media Design (Film and Video Design) (DFEE)

TUA 551022 60.00

B Digital Media Design (Interaction Design) (DFEE)

TUA 551021 60.00

B Film (Post Production) (DFEE) SAE 630090 N/A

B Film (Post Production) (DFEE) SAE 630095 N/A

B Film (Production) (DFEE) SAE 630080 N/A

B Film (Production) (DFEE) SAE 630085 N/A

B Film Production UC 363078 60.00

B Fine Art (DFEE) NAS 620010 N/A

B Fine Arts (Honours) UNSW 421000 80.00

B Graphic Design UC 363104 60.00

B Graphic Design (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)/M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729026 80.00

B Media Arts (Honours) UNSW 421200 80.00

B Media Arts and Production UC 363053 60.00

B Music ANU 139114 80.00

B Music UNSW 422500 A+C

B Music UON 483450 A+C

B Music USYD 513400 A+C

B Music WS 720720 N/A

B Music (Composition) USYD 513405 A+C

B Music (Dean's Scholars) WS 720126 N/A

B Music (Music Education) USYD 513410 A+C

B Music (Performance) USYD 513415 A+C

B Music and Sound Design UTS 600006 71.05

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B Performance UOW 754800 A+C

B Performance (Dean's Scholar) UOW 754810 A+C

B Popular Music GU 283215 A+C

B Screen Media (Arts and Production) WS 720718 80.00

B Stage and Screen (Acting) CSU 211744 A+C

B Stage and Screen (Design) CSU 211314 65.00

B Stage and Screen (Sound Design) CSU 211324 65.00

B Stage and Screen (Television) CSU 211794 65.00

B Visual Arts ANU 139104 N/A

B Visual Arts USYD 513290 A+C

B Visual Arts and Design ACU 103304 58.50

B Visual Arts/B Advanced Studies USYD 513295 N/A

B Visual Communication Design UON 484650 62.05

Dip Creative Design ANU 139101 n/o

Dip Design (DFEE) TUA 551150 U/C

Dip Design UC 360035 50.00

Dip Design (Extended) – Design (Visual Communication) – 4 terms

WS 729638 U/C

Dip Design (Extended) – Graphic Design (Pathway to Teaching Secondary) – 4 terms

WS 729639 U/C

Dip Design/B Design (Visual Communication) WS 729443 55.00

Dip Design/B Graphic Design (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)

WS 729444 55.00

Dip Graphic Design (DFEE) TUA 551110 U/C

Dip Music ANU 139110 A+C

Dip Photo Imaging (DFEE) TUA 551160 U/C

Earth and Environmental Sciences

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AssocDeg Applied Science (Marine Environment)

AMC 120095 50.00

AssocDeg Aquaculture AMC 120075 n/o

B Applied Science (Marine Environment) AMC 120070 60.00

B Applied Science (Parks, Recreation and Heritage)

CSU 215350 70.00

B Applied Science (Parks, Recreation and Heritage)

CSU 215351 70.00

B Biodiversity and Conservation MQ 300532 80.00

B Conservation Biology (Honours) UOW 757627 85.00

B Conservation Biology (Honours) (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 757628 95.00

B Environment MQ 300516 84.00

B Environment and Sustainability ANU 138201 80.00

B Environment and Sustainability (Advanced) (Honours)

ANU 138202 95.00

B Environmental Biology UTS 607033 72.25

B Environmental Management UNSW 429540 80.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Environmental Science CQU 160431 64.95

B Environmental Science GU 283612 61.85

B Environmental Science SCU 334100 63.00

B Environmental Science UC 368023 60.00

B Environmental Science UNE 392687 72.55

B Environmental Science UNE 392690 72.55

B Environmental Science (Honours) UOW 757612 85.00

B Environmental Science (Honours) (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 757618 95.00

B Environmental Science and Management CSU 214340 70.00

B Environmental Science and Management CSU 214341 70.00

B Environmental Science and Management UON 482750 60.00

B Environmental Science and Management UON 482760 60.00

B Environmental Science/B Business GU 283613 61.85

B Forest Science and Management SCU 334102 63.00

B Marine Biology UTS 607035 72.35

B Marine Science GU 283404 64.95

B Marine Science MQ 300515 78.00

B Marine Science UOW 757622 85.00

B Marine Science (Honours) UOW 757624 85.00

B Marine Science (Honours) (Dean's Scholar) UOW 757623 95.00

B Marine Science and Management SCU 334104 65.00

B Natural Science (Environment and Health) WS 729205 78.00

B Natural Science (Environmental Management)

WS 728025 76.00

B Science (Environment) ACU 103330 58.50

B Science (Environmental Science) WS 728080 77.80

B Science (Environmental Sciences) UTS 607011 73.05

B Sustainability UNE 391682 72.55

B Sustainability UNE 391683 72.55

Education/TeachingAlso refer to Education/Teaching Combined

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Early Childhood and Primary Education UC 364103 60.00

B Early Childhood Education (Birth to Five Years)

ACU 101105 60.00

B Early Childhood Education (Birth to Five Years)

ACU 101120 60.00

B Early Childhood Education (Birth to Five Years)

ACU 101121 60.00

B Education GU 283226 69.00

B Education – The Early Years (Dean's Scholar) (On Campus)

UOW 755211 90.00

B Education – The Early Years (Flexible) UOW 755111 70.00

B Education – The Early Years (On Campus) UOW 755113 70.00

B Education (Early Childhood and Primary) ACU 101113 60.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Education (Early Childhood and Primary) ACU 101114 60.00

B Education (Early Childhood and Primary) ACU 101115 60.00

B Education (Early Childhood and Primary) CSU 213091 65.00

B Education (Early Childhood and Primary) CSU 213094 65.00

B Education (Early Childhood and Primary) CSU 213095 65.00

B Education (Early Childhood and Primary) CSU 213097 65.00

B Education (Early Childhood and Primary) UNE 396757 77.10

B Education (Early Childhood and Primary) UON 484750 60.00

B Education (Early Childhood and Primary) UON 484760 60.00

B Education (Early Childhood Education) (Birth to 12)

MQ 300407 75.00

B Education (Early Childhood Education) (Birth to 12)

MQ 300415 75.00

B Education (Early Childhood) USYD 513240 77.00

B Education (Health and Physical Education) CSU 213357 65.00

B Education (Health and Physical Education) USYD 513245 N/A

B Education (K–12 Teaching) UNE 396752 77.10

B Education (K–12 Teaching) UNE 396758 77.10

B Education (K–12) CSU 213160 65.00

B Education (K–12) CSU 213161 65.00

B Education (K–12) CSU 213164 65.00

B Education (K–12) CSU 213167 65.00

B Education (K–6 Teaching) UNE 396760 77.10

B Education (K–6 Teaching) UNE 396763 77.10

B Education (Primary Education) USYD 513250 N/A

B Education (Primary) ACU 101000 60.00

B Education (Primary) ACU 101101 60.00

B Education (Primary) ACU 101102 60.00

B Education (Primary) LTU 189985 N/A

B Education (Primary) UON 484800 60.00

B Education (Primary) UON 484810 60.00

B Education (Primary) UON 484820 60.00

B Education (Primary) – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education

WS 729032 N/A

B Education (Secondary Arts) UNE 396693 77.10

B Education (Secondary Arts) UNE 396694 77.10

B Education (Secondary Mathematics) UNE 396754 77.10

B Education (Secondary Mathematics) UNE 396755 77.10

B Education (Secondary Science) UNE 396695 77.10

B Education (Secondary Science) UNE 396696 77.10

B Education (Secondary) LTU 189990 N/A

B Education (Secondary) – Health and Physical Education (HPE) Stream

UON 484850 60.00

B Education (Secondary) – Humanities and Arts Stream

UON 484860 60.00

B Education (Secondary) – Humanities and Arts Stream

UON 484870 60.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Education (Secondary) – Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Stream

UON 484880 60.00

B Education (Technology and Applied Studies)

CSU 213204 65.00

B Educational Studies LTU 189993 50.00

B Educational Studies UNE 396751 72.55

B Educational Studies UNE 396759 72.55

B Health and Physical Education UOW 755101 75.00

B Health and Physical Education (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 755201 90.00

B Inclusive Education and Disability Studies ACU 101110 60.00

B Mathematics Education UOW 755102 73.00

B Mathematics Education (Dean's Scholar) UOW 755202 90.00

B Outdoor Education CSU 213911 65.00

B Primary Education UC 364003 60.00

B Primary Education UOW 755112 75.00

B Primary Education (Creative Arts) UC 364023 60.00

B Primary Education (Dean's Scholar) UOW 755212 90.00

B Primary Education (Health and Physical Education)

UC 364033 60.00

B Primary Education (STEM) UC 364024 60.00

B Science Education UOW 755103 73.00

B Science Education (Dean's Scholar) UOW 755203 90.00

B Secondary Education (Health and Physical Education)

UC 364044 60.00

B Special and Inclusive Education (Primary) UNE 396761 77.10

B Teaching (Early Childhood Education) MQ 300418 75.00

B Teaching (Early Childhood Education) MQ 300419 75.00

Education/Teaching Combined

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Arts – Psychology with B Education (Primary)

MQ 300409 83.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth–5 – Birth–12)/M Teaching (Birth–5 Years/Birth–12 Years)

WS 729017 80.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth–5 – Birth–12)/M Teaching (Birth–5 Years/Birth–12 Years)

WS 729018 80.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth–5 – Birth–12)/M Teaching (Birth–5 Years/Birth–12 Years)

WS 729019 80.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth–5 – Birth-12)/M Teaching (Birth–5 Years/Birth–12 Years) Diploma pathway

WS 729022 N/A

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth–5 – Birth-12)/M Teaching (Birth–5 Years/Birth–12 Years) Diploma pathway

WS 729023 N/A

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COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth–5 – Birth-12)/M Teaching (Birth–5 Years/Birth–12 Years) Diploma pathway

WS 729024 N/A

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary) Dean's Scholars/M Teaching (Primary)

WS 720108 95.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary) Dean's Scholars/M Teaching (Primary)

WS 720109 95.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary) Dean's Scholars/M Teaching (Primary)

WS 720110 95.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)/ M Teaching (Primary)

WS 729000 80.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)/ M Teaching (Primary)

WS 729004 80.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)/ M Teaching (Primary)

WS 729005 80.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary) Dean's Scholars/M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 720114 95.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary) Dean's Scholars/M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 720115 95.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary) Dean's Scholars/M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 720116 95.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)/ M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729011 80.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)/ M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729014 80.00

B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)/ M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729016 80.00

B Arts B Education (K–12) UTS 600039 71.50

B Arts B Education (Primary) UTS 600037 70.00

B Arts B Education (Secondary) UTS 600038 71.80

B Arts with B Education (Primary) MQ 300405 75.00

B Arts with B Education (Secondary) MQ 300408 75.00

B Arts/B Education (Primary) SCU 330110 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Primary) SCU 330150 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Primary) SCU 330160 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Primary/Early Childhood)

SCU 330111 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Primary/Early Childhood)

SCU 330151 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Primary/Early Childhood)

SCU 330161 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Primary/Secondary) SCU 330112 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Primary/Secondary) SCU 330152 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Primary/Secondary) SCU 330162 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Secondary) SCU 330113 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Secondary) SCU 330153 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Secondary) SCU 330163 70.00

B Arts/B Education (Secondary) UNSW 422100 81.00

B Business (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)/M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729050 75.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Business (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)/M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729051 75.00

B Business (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)/M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729052 75.00

B Commerce/B Education (Secondary) UNSW 422120 96.50

B Design (Honours)/B Education (Secondary) UNSW 422141 80.00

B Economics/B Education (Secondary) UNSW 422130 93.00

B Education (Secondary) B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609161 70.65

B Education (Secondary: Humanities and Social Sciences)/B Arts

USYD 513255 80.00

B Education (Secondary: Mathematics)/ B Science

USYD 513260 80.00

B Education (Secondary: Science)/B Science USYD 513265 80.00

B Education B Arts in International Studies UTS 609160 70.35

B Fine Arts/B Education (Secondary) UNSW 422140 80.00

B Health Science (Health and Physical Education) Pathway to Teaching (Secondary)/M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729033 80.00

B Media Arts (Honours)/B Education (Secondary)

UNSW 422142 80.00

B Music/B Education (Secondary) UNSW 422502 A+C

B Science – Pathway to Teaching (Primary/Secondary)/M Teaching (Primary) or M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729036 80.00

B Science – Pathway to Teaching (Primary/Secondary)/M Teaching (Primary) or M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729041 80.00

B Science – Pathway to Teaching (Primary/Secondary)/M Teaching (Primary) or M Teaching (Secondary)

WS 729046 80.00

B Science with B Education (Secondary) MQ 300410 75.00

B Science/B Education (Secondary) UNSW 422110 85.00

B Secondary Education/B Arts UC 364053 60.00

B Secondary Education/B Mathematics and Computing Technology Studies

UC 364073 60.00

B Secondary Education/B Science UC 364063 60.00

B Teaching/B Arts (Secondary – Humanities) ACU 101108 60.00

B Teaching/B Arts (Secondary – Humanities) ACU 101118 60.00

B Teaching/B Arts (Secondary – Mathematics) ACU 101104 60.00

B Teaching/B Arts (Secondary – Technology) ACU 101106 60.00

B Teaching/B Arts (Secondary – Visual Arts) ACU 101107 60.00

B Teaching/B Exercise Science ACU 101119 60.00

B Teaching/B Science ACU 101123 60.00

B Technology/B Education (Secondary) SCU 334191 70.00

Dip Arts (Extended) – Pathway to Teaching Birth–5/Birth–12 – 4 terms

WS 729604 U/C

Dip Arts (Extended) – Pathway to Teaching Birth–5/Birth–12 – 4 terms

WS 729605 U/C

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

Dip Arts (Extended) – Pathway to Teaching Primary – 4 terms

WS 729600 U/C

Dip Arts (Extended) – Pathway to Teaching Primary – 4 terms

WS 729601 U/C

Dip Arts (Extended) – Pathway to Teaching Secondary – 4 terms

WS 729602 U/C

Dip Arts (Extended) – Pathway to Teaching Secondary – 4 terms

WS 729603 U/C

Dip Arts/B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth–5/Birth–12)

WS 729395 55.00

Dip Arts/B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Birth–5/Birth–12)

WS 729403 55.00

Dip Arts/B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)

WS 729393 55.00

Dip Arts/B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Primary)

WS 729401 55.00

Dip Arts/B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)

WS 729394 55.00

Dip Arts/B Arts (Pathway to Teaching Secondary)

WS 729402 55.00

Engineering

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AdvDip Applied Science (Marine Electrical Engineering)

AMC 120135 60.00

AdvDip Applied Science (Marine Engineering)

AMC 120115 60.00

AssocDeg Engineering CQU 160301 53.35

AssocDeg Engineering (Specialisation) AMC 120005 60.00

B Applied Science (Marine Electrical Engineering)

AMC 120130 60.00

B Civil Engineering (Honours) LTU 187400 60.00

B Engineering (Honours) ANU 135004 90.00

B Engineering (Honours) CQU 160341 64.95

B Engineering (Honours) GU 283442 71.55

B Engineering (Honours) WS 722498 78.25

B Engineering (Honours) WS 722501 77.50

B Engineering (Honours) WS 722555 77.60

B Engineering (Honours) (Aeronautical Engineering) (ADF)

UNSW 450040 A+C

B Engineering (Honours) (Aeronautical Engineering)

UNSW 451040 N/A

B Engineering (Honours) (Aeronautical Engineering)/B Science

UNSW 451100 N/A

B Engineering (Honours) (Aerospace/Mechanical and Manufacturing/Mechanical)

UNSW 425050 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Bioinformatics) UNSW 425770 92.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Engineering (Honours) (Bioinformatics, Chemical, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical, Mechatronic, Software, Telecommunications)/M Biomedical Engineering

UNSW 425950 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Chemical) UNSW 425550 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Chemical) UON 482600 80.25

B Engineering (Honours) (Civil Engineering) (ADF)

UNSW 450050 A+C

B Engineering (Honours) (Civil Engineering) UNSW 451050 N/A

B Engineering (Honours) (Civil Engineering)/ B Science

UNSW 451100 N/A

B Engineering (Honours) (Civil with Architecture)

UNSW 425450 96.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Civil) UON 482610 80.50

B Engineering (Honours) (Civil) WS 722503 75.80

B Engineering (Honours) (Civil) WS 722556 75.05

B Engineering (Honours) (Civil), including Geotechnical, Management, Structural, Transport or Water and Coastal

UNSW 425400 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Civil)/B Surveying UNSW 425402 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Combined) UON 482620 85.15

B Engineering (Honours) (Computer Systems) UON 482630 85.60

B Engineering (Honours) (Computer) UNSW 425700 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Construction) WS 722504 75.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Construction) WS 722557 77.75

B Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic)

UON 482640 80.40

B Engineering (Honours) (Electrical Engineering) (ADF)

UNSW 450060 A+C

B Engineering (Honours) (Electrical Engineering)

UNSW 451060 N/A

B Engineering (Honours) (Electrical Engineering)/B Science

UNSW 451100 N/A

B Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) UNSW 425100 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) WS 722505 75.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) WS 722558 75.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Electrical)/M Engineering (Electrical)

UNSW 425150 96.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Environmental) UNSW 425470 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Environmental) UON 482650 83.35

B Engineering (Honours) (Flexible First Year) UNSW 425000 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Geospatial Engineering)

UNSW 425500 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Industrial Chemistry)

UNSW 425550 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Materials Science and Engineering)

UNSW 429600 85.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Materials Science and Engineering)/B Engineering Science (Chemical Engineering)

UNSW 429620 92.00

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B Engineering (Honours) (Materials Science and Engineering)/M Biomedical Engineering

UNSW 429630 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical Engineering) (ADF)

UNSW 450070 A+C

B Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical Engineering)

UNSW 451070 N/A

B Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical Engineering)/B Science

UNSW 451100 N/A

B Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) UON 482670 80.55

B Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) WS 722507 75.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) WS 722559 75.75

B Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronic) UNSW 425020 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronics) UON 482680 83.85

B Engineering (Honours) (Mining) UNSW 425300 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Petroleum) UNSW 425650 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Photovoltaics and Solar Energy)

UNSW 425200 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Renewable Energy) UNSW 425200 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Robotics and Mechatronics)

WS 722509 78.05

B Engineering (Honours) (Robotics and Mechatronics)

WS 722560 78.50

B Engineering (Honours) (Software) UNSW 425750 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Software) UON 482700 83.15

B Engineering (Honours) (Surveying) UNSW 425500 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) (Surveying) UON 482705 81.95

B Engineering (Honours) (Telecommunications)

UNSW 425100 92.00

B Engineering (Honours) in Civil Engineering SCU 334103 72.00

B Engineering (Honours) in Coastal Systems Engineering

SCU 334106 72.00

B Engineering (Honours) in Mechanical Engineering

SCU 334109 72.00

B Engineering (Honours) with a major in Electrical Engineering

MQ 300711 80.00

B Engineering (Honours) with a major in Electronics Engineering

MQ 300712 80.00

B Engineering (Honours) with a major in Mechanical Engineering

MQ 300713 80.00

B Engineering (Honours) with a major in Mechatronic Engineering

MQ 300714 80.00

B Engineering (Honours) with a major in Software Engineering

MQ 300715 80.00

B Engineering (Honours) with a major in Telecommunications Engineering

MQ 300716 80.00

B Engineering (Honours)/B Computer Science

GU 283443 75.05

B Engineering (Honours)/B Engineering Science (Civil/Mining or Mining/Civil)

UNSW 425401 92.00

B Engineering (Honours)/B Engineering Science (Environmental/Civil or Civil/Environmental)

UNSW 425401 92.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Engineering (Honours)/B Industrial Design GU 283444 71.55

B Engineering (Hons) Biomedical, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603130 87.05

B Engineering (Hons) Civil (Construction), Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603095 85.80

B Engineering (Hons) Civil (Structures), Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603018 87.50

B Engineering (Hons) Civil and Environmental, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603005 85.00

B Engineering (Hons) Civil, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603015 85.00

B Engineering (Hons) Data, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603060 81.50

B Engineering (Hons) Electrical, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603035 83.60

B Engineering (Hons) Electronic, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603045 82.05

B Engineering (Hons) Flexible, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603105 80.15

B Engineering (Hons) Mechanical and Mechatronic, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603115 87.50

B Engineering (Hons) Mechanical, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603055 85.15

B Engineering (Hons) Mechatronic, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603120 85.75

B Engineering (Hons) Software, Dip Prof Eng Practice

UTS 603085 85.25

B Engineering (Mining) Transfer Program UON 482720 81.15

B Engineering (Research and Development) (Honours)

ANU 135000 99.00

B Engineering (Specialisation) with Honours AMC 120310 70.00

B Engineering (Specialisation) with Honours (Co-operative Education)

AMC 120311 85.00

B Engineering Advanced (Honours) WS 720139 95.00

B Engineering Advanced (Honours) WS 720140 95.00

B Engineering Honours – Flexible First Year Program

USYD 513550 92.00

B Engineering Honours – Space Engineering Major

USYD 513570 99.00

B Engineering Honours (Aeronautical) USYD 513525 92.00

B Engineering Honours (Biomedical) UOW 755610 80.00

B Engineering Honours (Biomedical) USYD 513530 92.00

B Engineering Honours (Chemical and Biomolecular)

USYD 513535 92.00

B Engineering Honours (Civil) UOW 755611 80.00

B Engineering Honours (Civil) USYD 513540 92.00

B Engineering Honours (Computer) UOW 755621 80.00

B Engineering Honours (Dalyell Scholars) USYD 513571 98.00

B Engineering Honours (Electrical) UOW 755622 80.00

B Engineering Honours (Electrical) USYD 513545 92.00

B Engineering Honours (Environmental) UOW 755612 80.00

B Engineering Honours (Flexible First Year) UOW 755624 80.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Engineering Honours (Industrial) LTU 187402 N/A

B Engineering Honours (Materials) UOW 755613 80.00

B Engineering Honours (Mechanical) UOW 755614 80.00

B Engineering Honours (Mechanical) USYD 513555 92.00

B Engineering Honours (Mechatronic) UOW 755616 80.00

B Engineering Honours (Mechatronic) USYD 513560 92.00

B Engineering Honours (Mining) UOW 755615 80.00

B Engineering Honours (Software) USYD 513565 92.00

B Engineering Honours (Telecommunications)

UOW 755623 80.00

B Engineering in Network and Software Engineering (Honours)

UC 366054 60.00

B Engineering Scholar Honours UOW 755601 95.00

B Engineering Science WS 722510 71.25

B Engineering Science WS 722513 70.00

B Engineering Science WS 722550 71.35

B Engineering Technology (Specialisation) CQU 160351 61.85

B Medical Engineering (Honours) UON 482690 84.65

B Technology/M Engineering (Civil Systems) CSU 212817 A+C

Dip Engineering MQ 301007 60.00

Dip Engineering (DFEE) SIBT 640060 N/A

Dip Engineering (Extended) – 4 terms WS 729645 U/C

Dip Engineering/B Engineering Studies WS 729449 55.00

Health Sciences

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AssocDeg Health SCU 335319 45.00

AssocDeg Health SCU 335361 45.00

AssocDeg Occupational Health and Safety CQU 160590 53.35

AssocDeg Occupational Health and Safety CQU 160591 53.35

AssocDeg Public Health (Specialisation) CQU 160601 53.35

B Applied Public Health ACU 105511 58.50

B Applied Public Health (DFEE) TUA 552120 60.00

B Applied Science (Diagnostic Radiography) USYD 513620 95.00

B Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) USYD 513635 93.00

B Applied Science (Physiotherapy) USYD 513640 99.20

B Applied Science (Speech Pathology) USYD 513645 92.00

B Arts – Psychology with B Speech, Hearing and Language Sciences

MQ 300563 83.00

B Arts (Psychology) UOW 753200 75.00

B Aviation (Flight Operations) CQU 160914 59.00

B Biomedical Physics UTS 607070 90.30

B Biomedical Science/B Applied Public Health

ACU 107009 58.50

B Chiropractic Science MQ 300470 80.00

B Clinical Science CSU 214238 70.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Clinical Science MQ 300670 90.00

B Clinical Sciences (Osteopathic Studies) SCU 330167 68.00

B Clinical Sciences (Osteopathic Studies) SCU 335115 68.00

B Dental Health Science GU 283310 99.65

B Dental Prosthetics GU 283297 83.75

B Dental Science CSU 214738 A+C

B Dental Technology GU 283312 77.35

B Dental Technology/B Dental Prosthetics GU 283299 83.75

B Echocardiography and Cardiac Physiology/GradDip Echocardiography (CBF)

CQU 160610 69.00

B Food Science and Human Nutrition UON 482900 61.65

B Health and Rehabilitation Science CSU 214351 70.00

B Health Science ANU 138302 N/A

B Health Science GU 283301 64.95

B Health Science UC 365266 57.00

B Health Science UTS 606050 73.00

B Health Science UTS 606060 73.00

B Health Science (Aesthetics) (DFEE) TUA 552180 60.00

B Health Science (Allied Health) CQU 160481 53.35

B Health Science (Health and Physical Education)

WS 723504 73.85

B Health Science (Health Promotion, Health Services Management, Therapeutic Recreation or Public Health)

WS 723500 70.00

B Health Science (Health Promotion, Health Services Management, Therapeutic Recreation or Public Health)

WS 723514 70.00

B Health Science (Indigenous Health) UOW 756632 70.00

B Health Science (Paramedicine) WS 723502 80.00

B Health Science (Public Health) WS 729212 70.00

B Health Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine

UTS 607055 91.00

B Health Sciences LTU 187405 52.00

B Health Sciences LTU 197405 50.00

B Health Sciences (Medical Classification)/ B Health Information Management

LTU 196200 60.00

B Health Studies UC 365243 54.00

B Human Nutrition UC 365063 60.00

B International Public Health UNSW 428200 80.00

B Logistics CQU 160912 N/A

B Medical and Radiation Physics UOW 757616 80.00

B Medical and Radiation Physics Advanced Honours

UOW 757603 95.00

B Medical Biotechnology (Honours) UOW 757611 85.00

B Medical Biotechnology (Honours) (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 757617 95.00

B Medical Laboratory Science GU 283322 77.35

B Medical Radiation Science (Honours) (Diagnostic Radiography)

UON 483355 87.05

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B Medical Radiation Science (Honours) (Nuclear Medicine)

UON 483365 72.00

B Medical Radiation Science (Honours) (Radiation Therapy)

UON 483375 76.60

B Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging)

UC 365273 85.00

B Medical Radiation Science with specialisations (Medical Imaging) (Radiation Therapy) and (Nuclear Medicine)

CSU 214294 70.00

B Medical Radiation Science with specialisations (Medical Imaging) and (Nuclear Medicine)

CSU 214100 70.00

B Medical Sonography/GradDip Medical Sonography (CBF)

CQU 160010 85.70

B Medicinal Chemistry UTS 607065 85.20

B Nutrition (DFEE) TUA 552100 60.00

B Nutrition and Dietetics GU 283321 80.60

B Nutrition and Dietetics (Honours) UON 483650 77.20

B Nutrition and Dietetics (Honours) UOW 757647 93.00

B Nutrition Science ACU 107016 60.00

B Nutrition Science UOW 757645 78.00

B Occupational Health and Safety CQU 160471 53.35

B Occupational Therapy ACU 105513 88.00

B Occupational Therapy CSU 214300 75.00

B Occupational Therapy CSU 214301 75.00

B Occupational Therapy GU 283328 85.85

B Occupational Therapy SCU 335168 72.00

B Occupational Therapy UC 365107 85.00

B Occupational Therapy WS 723555 83.00

B Occupational Therapy (Honours) UON 483700 85.40

B Oral Health USYD 513700 A+C

B Oral Health (Therapy and Hygiene) CSU 214384 70.00

B Oral Health Therapy UON 483750 72.00

B Pedorthics SCU 335065 68.00

B Pharmacology and Toxicology GU 283331 71.55

B Pharmacy CSU 214808 80.00

B Pharmacy GU 283327 80.60

B Pharmacy UC 365116 80.00

B Pharmacy USYD 513760 90.00

B Pharmacy (Honours) UON 483800 72.00

B Pharmacy and Management USYD 513765 90.00

B Pharmacy with Honours UNE 392612 87.20

B Pharmacy with Honours UNE 392613 87.20

B Physiotherapy+ ACU 105506 99.95+

B Physiotherapy CSU 214400 80.00

B Physiotherapy CSU 214401 80.00

B Physiotherapy CSU 214408 80.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Physiotherapy UC 365106 91.00

B Physiotherapy WS 723560 95.00

B Physiotherapy (Honours) UON 483850 95.00

B Podiatric Medicine CSU 214451 70.00

B Podiatric Medicine WS 723565 80.00

B Podiatry SCU 330169 68.00

B Podiatry UON 483900 73.00

B Podiatry Practice (Honours) CQU 160560 75.05

B Psychological Science (DFEE) ACAP 540200 65.00

B Psychological Science (DFEE) ACAP 540201 65.00

B Psychological Science UOW 753220 75.00

B Psychology CSU 211804 80.00

B Psychology CSU 211807 80.00

B Psychology CSU 211810 80.00

B Psychology USYD 513905 95.00

B Psychology (Honours) ANU 138130 95.00

B Psychology (Honours) GU 283314 77.35

B Psychology (Honours) LTU 187065 84.00

B Psychology (Honours) MQ 300126 94.15

B Psychology (Honours) UNSW 429850 98.00

B Psychology (Honours) UOW 753230 89.00

B Psychology (Honours) WS 727501 87.95

B Psychology (Honours) WS 727502 89.05

B Psychology (Honours) WS 727506 87.00

B Psychology (Honours) with B Speech, Hearing and Language Sciences

MQ 300564 94.00

B Psychology with Honours UNE 391680 86.25

B Psychology with Honours UNE 391681 86.25

B Public Health GU 283315 64.95

B Public Health UC 365233 60.00

B Public Health UOW 757650 73.00

B Public Health (Dean's Scholar) UOW 757653 90.00

B Public Health (Specialisation) CQU 160571 53.35

B Science (Chiropractic) CQU 160181 65.20

B Science (Health) USYD 513915 80.00

B Science/Doctor of Dental Medicine USYD 513705 A+C

B Speech and Language Pathology CSU 214501 75.00

B Speech Pathology ACU 105514 77.00

B Speech Pathology SCU 330168 78.00

B Speech Pathology (Honours) UON 484150 80.00

B Speech, Hearing and Language Sciences MQ 300521 83.00

B Speech, Hearing and Language Sciences with B Human Sciences

MQ 300561 83.00

B Traditional Chinese Medicine WS 723570 80.00

Dip Beauty and Spa Practice (DFEE) TUA 552170 U/C

Dip Health UC 360045 50.00

Dip Health and Wellbeing (DFEE) TUA 552130 U/C

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

Dip Health Science (Health Promotion, Health Services Management, Therapeutic Recreation or Public Health) (Extended) – 4 terms

WS 729651 U/C

Dip Health Science/B Health Science (Health Promotion, Health Services Management, Therapeutic Recreation or Public Health)

WS 729453 55.00

Dip Nutrition (DFEE) TUA 552110 U/C

Human Movement/Sport Sciences

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science)

USYD 513625 82.00

B Applied Science (Exercise Physiology) USYD 513630 90.00

B Clinical Exercise Physiology UNE 392610 78.85

B Clinical Exercise Physiology UNE 392611 78.85

B Exercise and Sport Science UON 482800 73.10

B Exercise and Sport Science (with specialisation)

CSU 213267 70.00

B Exercise and Sport Science (with specialisation)

CSU 214860 70.00

B Exercise and Sport Sciences CQU 160461 67.50

B Exercise and Sports Science ACU 105504 58.50

B Exercise and Sports Science UNE 392609 72.55

B Exercise and Sports Science UNE 392615 72.55

B Exercise Physiology UNSW 428100 86.00

B Exercise Physiology and Rehabilitation UC 365113 83.00

B Exercise Science GU 283305 64.95

B Exercise Science UOW 757642 78.00

B Exercise Science and Rehabilitation UOW 757643 94.00

B Exercise Science/GradDip Exercise Science GU 283336 64.95

B Health Science (Sport and Exercise Science)

WS 723506 83.15

B Physical Activity and Health Science ACU 105520 58.50

B Sport and Exercise Management UTS 606030 83.75

B Sport and Exercise Science SCU 335100 66.00

B Sport and Exercise Science SCU 335154 66.00

B Sport and Exercise Science SCU 338160 66.00

B Sport and Exercise Science UC 365191 60.00

B Sport and Exercise Science UTS 606020 86.70

B Sport and Exercise Science/B Human Nutrition

UC 365193 60.00

B Sport and Exercise Science/B Sports Management

UC 365196 60.00

B Sport Development GU 283329 64.95

B Sport Development WS 723567 72.20

B Sports Management (DFEE) ICMS 530120 A+C

B Sports Management UC 365183 55.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

Dip Health Science (Health and Physical Education) (Extended) – 4 terms

WS 729660 U/C

Dip Health Science/B Health Science (Health and Physical Education)

WS 729454 55.00

Dip Sports Management (DFEE) ICMS 530540 A+C

Information Technology/Information Systems

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AssocDeg Information Technology CQU 160160 53.35

AssocDeg Information Technology CQU 160161 53.35

B Advanced Computing USYD 513500 90.00

B Advanced Computing (Honours) ANU 135705 90.00

B Advanced Computing (Research and Development) (Honours)

ANU 135700 99.00

B Business Information Systems UOW 754500 75.00

B Business Information Systems UOW 754505 75.00

B Business Information Systems (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 754510 95.00

B Computer Science GU 283461 75.05

B Computer Science UNE 392620 72.55

B Computer Science UNE 392624 72.55

B Computer Science UON 482400 77.50

B Computer Science UOW 754100 75.00

B Computer Science UOW 754120 75.00

B Computer Science WS 724000 77.15

B Computer Science (Advanced) WS 720142 95.00

B Computer Science (Dean's Scholar) UOW 754110 95.00

B Computer Science (with specialisation) CSU 212717 65.00

B Computer Science Global (Honours) UOW 754130 95.00

B Computing and Cyber Security (ADF) UNSW 450030 A+C

B Computing Science (Hons) UTS 603230 80.00

B Cyber Security and Behaviour WS 727052 79.00

B Design Computing USYD 513105 80.00

B Design Computing/B Advanced Studies USYD 513110 80.00

B Entrepreneurship (Games Design and Simulation)

WS 722470 70.40

B Entrepreneurship (Games Design and Simulation)

WS 722472 70.00

B Games Development (Games Design) (DFEE)

SAE 630100 N/A

B Games Development (Games Programming) (DFEE)

SAE 630110 N/A

B Information and Communications Technology

WS 724012 72.00

B Information and Communications Technology

WS 724016 70.45

+ Due to the large number of applicants for this course, a second selection process based on ATAR was used.

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B Information and Communications Technology

WS 724020 70.00

B Information and Communications Technology

WS 724022 70.15

B Information and Communications Technology (Advanced)

WS 720144 95.00

B Information and Communications Technology (Advanced)

WS 720146 95.00

B Information and Communications Technology (Advanced)

WS 720148 95.00

B Information and Communications Technology (Health Information Management)

WS 724025 70.00

B Information and Communications Technology (Health Information Management)

WS 724026 70.00

B Information and Communications Technology (Health Information Management)

WS 724027 70.00

B Information Systems UNSW 424500 90.05

B Information Systems WS 724008 70.30

B Information Systems WS 724009 71.05

B Information Systems (Advanced) WS 720150 95.00

B Information Systems (Co-op) (Honours) UNSW 424640 A+C

B Information Technology ACU 103708 58.50

B Information Technology ANU 136063 80.00

B Information Technology CQU 160060 54.95

B Information Technology CQU 160061 53.35

B Information Technology GU 283411 61.85

B Information Technology LTU 187410 50.00

B Information Technology LTU 196110 55.00

B Information Technology LTU 197410 50.00

B Information Technology MQ 300503 75.00

B Information Technology SCU 332161 63.00

B Information Technology UC 366043 60.00

B Information Technology UON 483000 60.00

B Information Technology UON 483010 60.00

B Information Technology UOW 754300 75.00

B Information Technology UOW 754305 75.00

B Information Technology UTS 603210 N/A

B Information Technology – Games Design and Development

MQ 300504 77.00

B Information Technology (Co-op) CQU 160170 88.95

B Information Technology (Co-op) CQU 160171 88.95

B Information Technology (Dean's Scholar) UOW 754310 95.00

B Information Technology (with specialisation)

CSU 212731 65.00

B Information Technology (with specialisation)

CSU 212734 65.00

B Information Technology International UOW 754320 85.00

B Networking (DFEE) MIT 570130 45.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Science in Games Development UTS 603225 85.10

B Science in Information Technology, Dip Information Technology Professional Practice

UTS 603200 80.15

B Software Engineering UC 366103 60.00

B Software Engineering (Game Programming) (DFEE)

TUA 551370 60.00

B Software Engineering (Honours) ANU 135604 87.00

B Software Engineering/B Business Informatics

UC 366123 70.00

B Web Design and Production UC 363113 60.00

Dip Computing ANU 136060 n/o

Dip ICT/B Information and Communications Technology

WS 729458 55.00

Dip ICT/B Information and Communications Technology (Health Information Management)

WS 729461 55.00

Dip ICT/B Information Systems WS 729460 55.00

Dip Information and Communications Technology

CQU 160062 53.35

Dip Information and Communications Technology

CQU 160063 53.35

Dip Information and Communications Technology (Extended) – ICT - 4 terms

WS 729665 U/C

Dip Information and Communications Technology (Extended) – Information Systems - 4 terms

WS 729666 U/C

Dip Information and Communications Technology (Health Information Management) (Extended) – 4 terms

WS 729668 U/C

Dip Information Technology MQ 301005 60.00

Dip Information Technology (DFEE) SIBT 640050 N/A

Dip Information Technology UC 360010 50.00

Dip Information Technology (DFEE) UOW 759010 60.00

Dip Information Technology (DFEE) UOW 759015 60.00

Dip Network and Software Engineering UC 360024 50.00

LawAlso refer to Law Combined

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AssocDeg Law (Paralegal Studies) SCU 336300 63.00

AssocDeg Law (Paralegal Studies) SCU 336361 63.00

B Criminal and Community Justice WS 727040 68.00

B Criminal and Community Justice WS 727045 68.50

B Criminal Justice CSU 211890 65.00

B Criminal Justice CSU 211897 65.00

B Criminology ANU 131150 80.00

B Criminology LTU 187424 60.00

B Criminology UNE 391660 72.55

B Criminology UNE 391661 72.55

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Criminology WS 727030 68.35

B Criminology WS 727033 68.50

B Criminology and Criminal Justice GU 283223 61.85

B Criminology and Criminal Justice UNSW 422350 84.00

B Justice Studies UC 367033 70.00

B Laws ACU 107000 80.00

B Laws CQU 160081 80.60

B Laws GU 283220 83.75

B Laws LTU 187415 85.00

B Laws LTU 197415 90.00

B Laws MQ 300302 97.00

B Laws MQ 300306 97.00

B Laws (DFEE) TOP 580100 85.00

B Laws UC 367003 87.00

B Laws UTS 604000 96.00

B Laws UTS 604001 97.00

B Laws (3 years) UNE 395469 91.00

B Laws (3 years) UNE 395470 91.00

B Laws (3 years)(Graduate entry) UNE 395465 N/A

B Laws (3 years)(Graduate entry) UNE 395468 N/A

B Laws (4 years) UNE 395698 84.40

B Laws (4 years) UNE 395699 84.40

B Laws (Direct Entry) UOW 756100 90.00

B Laws (Graduate Entry) ACU 107007 N/A

B Laws (Graduate Entry) SCU 336100 N/A

B Laws (Graduate Entry) SCU 336766 N/A

B Laws (Graduate Entry) UOW 756101 N/A

B Laws (Graduate entry) WS 725000 N/A

B Laws (Graduate entry) WS 725001 N/A

B Laws (Honours) ANU 137004 98.00

B Laws (Honours) Combined UON 483100 89.25

B Laws (Non-graduate Entry) SCU 336000 83.00

B Laws (Non-graduate Entry) SCU 336060 83.00

B Laws (Non-graduate entry) WS 725005 N/A

B Laws (Non-graduate entry) WS 725007 N/A

B Legal and Justice Studies SCU 336110 68.00

B Legal and Justice Studies SCU 336161 68.00

B Policing WS 727060 68.60

B Policing WS 727065 68.00

B Policing (Leadership Program) WS 720191 92.00

B Policing (Leadership Program) WS 720192 92.00

Dip Criminal and Community Justice (Extended) – 4 terms

WS 729632 U/C

Dip Criminal and Community Justice/ B Criminal and Community Justice

WS 729439 55.00

Law Combined

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Accounting/B Laws WS 725048 96.00

B Accounting/B Laws WS 725050 96.00

B Actuarial Studies/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Advanced Science (Honours)/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Agriculture/B Laws UNE 392761 84.40

B Agriculture/B Laws UNE 392762 84.40

B Applied Economics/B Laws UC 361063 87.00

B Applied Finance with B Laws MQ 300312 96.00

B Art Theory/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Arts – Psychology with B Laws MQ 300395 96.00

B Arts (Psychology)/B Laws UOW 751200 90.00

B Arts and Business/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Arts in International Studies/B Laws UC 362323 87.00

B Arts with B Laws MQ 300304 96.00

B Arts/B Laws ACU 107001 78.00

B Arts/B Laws SCU 336104 83.00

B Arts/B Laws SCU 336160 83.00

B Arts/B Laws UC 362143 87.00

B Arts/B Laws UNE 391655 84.40

B Arts/B Laws UNE 391658 84.40

B Arts/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Arts/B Laws UOW 751201 90.00

B Arts/B Laws UOW 751218 90.00

B Arts/B Laws USYD 513800 99.50

B Arts/B Laws WS 725011 96.00

B Arts/B Laws WS 725013 96.00

B Australian Politics and Public Policy/B Laws UC 361516 87.00

B Biomedical Science/B Laws ACU 107010 78.00

B Business (Advanced Business Leadership)/B Laws

WS 720135 96.00

B Business Administration with B Laws MQ 300308 96.00

B Business Administration/B Laws ACU 107004 78.00

B Business B Laws UTS 609010 96.05

B Business/B Laws SCU 336101 83.00

B Business/B Laws SCU 336114 83.00

B Business/B Laws UNE 395679 84.40

B Business/B Laws UNE 395680 84.40

B Business/B Laws UOW 751220 90.00

B Business/B Laws WS 725015 96.00

B Business/B Laws WS 725016 96.00

B City Planning (Honours)/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Commerce – Professional Accounting with B Laws

MQ 300322 96.00

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B Commerce with B Laws MQ 300307 96.00

B Commerce/B Laws ACU 107002 78.00

B Commerce/B Laws UC 361323 87.00

B Commerce/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Commerce/B Laws UOW 751202 90.00

B Commerce/B Laws UOW 751221 90.00

B Commerce/B Laws USYD 513800 99.50

B Communication (Creative Writing) B Laws UTS 609006 96.15

B Communication (Digital and Social Media) B Laws

UTS 609008 96.95

B Communication (Journalism) B Laws UTS 609001 96.10

B Communication (Media Arts and Production) B Laws

UTS 609002 96.90

B Communication (Public Communication) B Laws

UTS 609005 96.05

B Communication (Social and Political Sciences) B Laws

UTS 609003 96.05

B Communication and Media/B Laws UOW 751210 90.00

B Communication in Advertising/B Laws UC 362446 87.00

B Communication in Media and Public Affairs/B Laws

UC 363076 87.00

B Communication in Public Relations/B Laws UC 363086 87.00

B Communication/B Laws WS 725020 96.00

B Computer Science/B Laws UNE 392670 84.40

B Computer Science/B Laws UNE 392671 84.40

B Computer Science/B Laws UOW 751203 90.00

B Construction Management Studies/B Laws WS 725022 96.00

B Construction Management Studies/B Laws WS 725024 96.00

B Creative Arts/B Laws UOW 751204 90.00

B Criminal and Community Justice/B Laws WS 725029 96.00

B Criminal and Community Justice/B Laws WS 725031 96.00

B Criminology and Criminal Justice/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Criminology/B Laws UNE 391662 84.40

B Criminology/B Laws UNE 391663 84.40

B Criminology/B Laws WS 725034 96.00

B Criminology/B Laws WS 725036 96.00

B Economics and Finance/B Laws UOW 751216 90.00

B Economics B Laws UTS 609015 96.35

B Economics/B Laws UNE 395655 84.40

B Economics/B Laws UNE 395656 84.40

B Economics/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Economics/B Laws USYD 513800 99.50

B Engineering (Honours)*/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Engineering Honours/B Laws UOW 751208 90.00

B Engineering Honours/B Laws USYD 513800 99.50

B Engineering Science B Laws UTS 609050 96.30

B Environment with B Laws MQ 300317 96.00

B Environmental Science/B Laws GU 283501 83.75

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Environmental Science/B Laws UNE 392763 84.40

B Environmental Science/B Laws UNE 392764 84.40

B Fine Arts/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Forensic Science B Laws UTS 609068 96.00

B Forensic Studies/B Laws UC 368047 87.00

B Human Resource Management/B Laws UC 361536 87.00

B Information and Communications Technology/B Laws

WS 725041 96.00

B Information and Communications Technology/B Laws

WS 725043 96.00

B Information Systems (Advanced)/B Laws WS 720155 96.00

B Information Systems (Advanced)/B Laws WS 720156 96.00

B Information Systems/B Laws WS 725046 96.00

B Information Systems/B Laws WS 725047 96.00

B Information Technology with B Laws MQ 300340 96.00

B Information Technology/B Laws UOW 751213 90.00

B International Studies with B Laws MQ 300316 96.00

B International Studies/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B International Studies/B Laws UOW 751212 90.00

B International Studies/B Laws WS 725045 96.00

B Journalism/B Laws UOW 751211 90.00

B Laws B Arts in International Studies UTS 609070 96.20

B Laws B Creative Intelligence and Innovation UTS 609575 96.50

B Laws/B Accounting CQU 160111 75.05

B Laws/B Arts CQU 160121 75.05

B Laws/B Arts GU 283502 83.75

B Laws/B Business GU 283503 83.75

B Laws/B Commerce GU 283504 83.75

B Laws/B Creative Writing SCU 336115 80.00

B Laws/B Creative Writing SCU 336164 80.00

B Laws/B Criminology LTU 187420 85.00

B Laws/B Criminology and Criminal Justice GU 283505 83.75

B Laws/B Global Studies ACU 107003 78.00

B Laws/B Government and International Relations

GU 283506 83.75

B Laws/B International Business GU 283507 83.75

B Laws/B Psychological Science GU 283508 83.75

B Legal and Justice Studies/B Laws SCU 336109 83.00

B Legal and Justice Studies/B Laws SCU 336169 83.00

B Management/B Laws UC 361423 87.00

B Mathematics/B Laws UOW 751206 90.00

B Media (Communication and Journalism)/ B Laws

UNSW 426000 A+C

B Media (Public Relations and Advertising)/ B Laws

UNSW 426000 A+C

B Media (Screen and Sound Production)/ B Laws

UNSW 426000 A+C

B Media with B Laws MQ 300318 96.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Medical Science B Laws UTS 609065 97.05

B Medicinal Chemistry (Honours)/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Music/B Laws UNSW 426050 A+C

B Pharmacology and Toxicology/B Laws GU 283333 83.75

B Politics and International Relations/B Laws UC 361509 87.00

B Politics, Philosophy and Economics/B Laws UOW 751217 90.00

B Psychological Science/B Laws ACU 103714 78.00

B Psychological Science/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Psychological Science/B Laws UOW 751215 90.00

B Psychology (Honours) with B Laws MQ 300309 96.70

B Psychology (Honours)/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Psychology/B Laws SCU 336105 83.00

B Psychology/B Laws SCU 336150 80.00

B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)/B Laws

UNSW 426000 A+C

B Science (Computer Science)/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Science and Business/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Science B Laws UTS 609060 97.30

B Science in Information Technology B Laws UTS 609020 96.90

B Science in Psychology/B Laws UC 365163 87.00

B Science with B Laws MQ 300305 96.00

B Science/B Laws UC 368143 87.00

B Science/B Laws UNE 392669 84.40

B Science/B Laws UNE 392672 84.40

B Science/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Science/B Laws UOW 751207 90.00

B Science/B Laws USYD 513800 99.50

B Science/B Laws WS 725060 96.00

B Science/B Laws WS 725065 96.00

B Security Studies with B Laws MQ 300310 96.00

B Social Research and Policy/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Social Science with B Laws MQ 300319 96.00

B Social Science/B Laws SCU 336113 83.00

B Social Science/B Laws SCU 336162 83.00

B Social Science/B Laws UC 361546 87.00

B Social Science/B Laws WS 725070 96.00

B Social Science/B Laws WS 725075 96.00

B Social Work (Honours)/B Laws UNSW 426000 A+C

B Sport and Exercise Science/B Laws SCU 336106 83.00

B Sport and Exercise Science/B Laws SCU 336163 83.00

B Sports Media/B Laws UC 365223 87.00

B Theology/B Laws ACU 107005 78.00

Medicine/Medical SciencesAlso refer to Medicine/Medical Sciences Combined

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Biomedical Science ACU 107008 58.50

B Biomedical Science GU 283302 88.95

B Biomedical Science SCU 335165 68.00

B Biomedical Science UC 368093 60.00

B Biomedical Science UNE 392686 72.55

B Biomedical Science UNE 392692 72.55

B Biomedical Science UON 482100 77.00

B Biomedical Science UTS 607040 81.00

B Biomedical Science (Honours) GU 283338 95.00

B Medical and Health Sciences UOW 757630 82.00

B Medical and Health Sciences (Honours) (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 757631 93.00

B Medical Laboratory Science (Honours) CQU 160915 64.95

B Medical Science ANU 138403 90.00

B Medical Science UC 368083 60.00

B Medical Science UNSW 429700 92.00

B Medical Science UTS 607050 87.05

B Medical Science WS 728005 76.40

B Medical Science WS 728006 76.00

B Medical Science WS 728007 76.30

B Medical Science (Advanced) WS 720176 90.00

B Medical Science (Advanced) WS 720178 90.00

B Medical Science (Advanced) WS 720179 90.00

B Medical Science (Forensic Mortuary Practice)

WS 728011 77.80

B Medical Science (Forensic Mortuary Practice)

WS 728012 77.15

B Medical Science (MD Provisional Entry for School Leavers)

GU 283303 99.85

B Medical Science (Specialisation) CQU 160491 68.50

B Medical Science with specialisations (Biotechnology) (Clinical Physiology) and (Pathology)

CSU 214554 70.00

B Medical Sciences MQ 300518 85.00

B Science (Medical Science) USYD 513925 90.00

Dip Science (Extended) – Medical Science – 4 terms

WS 729682 U/C

Dip Science/B Medical Science WS 729469 55.00

Medicine/Medical Sciences Combined

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Arts/B Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine UNSW 428000 A+C

B Arts/Doctor of Medicine USYD 513715 A+C

B Engineering (Hons) B Medical Science UTS 609370 85.70

B Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine (Joint Medical Program)

UNE 785000 A+C

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COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine (Joint Medical Program)

UON 785000 A+C

B Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine UNSW 428000 A+C

B Medicine/B Surgery WS 725500 N/A

B Science/B Advanced Studies (Medical Science)

USYD 513960 90.00

B Science/Doctor of Medicine USYD 513720 A+C

Nursing/Midwifery

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Midwifery SCU 335153 90.00

B Midwifery SCU 335167 90.00

B Midwifery UC 365083 A+C

B Midwifery UON 483400 A+C

B Midwifery UON 483410 A+C

B Midwifery UTS 606010 97.00

B Midwifery WS 726570 A+C

B Nursing ACU 105501 75.00

B Nursing ACU 105502 60.00

B Nursing CQU 160511 62.20

B Nursing CSU 214651 70.00

B Nursing CSU 214654 70.00

B Nursing CSU 214655 70.00

B Nursing CSU 214657 70.00

B Nursing GU 283308 75.05

B Nursing SCU 335101 68.00

B Nursing SCU 335151 68.00

B Nursing SCU 335164 68.00

B Nursing UC 365101 67.00

B Nursing UNE 396664 72.55

B Nursing UNE 396665 72.55

B Nursing UON 483600 73.50

B Nursing UON 483610 67.10

B Nursing UON 483620 68.00

B Nursing UOW 757101 70.00

B Nursing UOW 757102 70.00

B Nursing UOW 757103 70.00

B Nursing UOW 757104 70.00

B Nursing UOW 757105 70.00

B Nursing UTS 606000 84.25

B Nursing UTS 606001 89.05

B Nursing WS 726550 74.05

B Nursing WS 726555 70.00

B Nursing WS 726560 79.00

B Nursing WS 726565 60.30

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Nursing WS 726568 75.00

B Nursing – GradDip Clinical Practice (Paramedic)

CSU 214707 70.00

B Nursing (Accelerated Program: Enrolled Nurse 2009 onwards)

UTS 606004 N/A

B Nursing (Accelerated Program: Graduate Entry)

UTS 606005 N/A

B Nursing (Advanced Studies) USYD 513735 84.00

B Nursing (Advanced) WS 720168 90.00

B Nursing (Advanced) WS 720170 90.00

B Nursing (Advanced) WS 720172 90.00

B Nursing (Advanced) WS 720174 90.00

B Nursing (Enrolled Nurse entry) LTU 185030 N/A

B Nursing (Enrolled Nurse entry) LTU 189930 N/A

B Nursing (for Enrolled Nurses – Dip Nursing entry)

ACU 105518 N/A

B Nursing (for Enrolled Nurses – Dip Nursing entry)

ACU 105519 N/A

B Nursing (Graduate entry) LTU 185032 N/A

B Nursing (Graduate entry) LTU 189932 N/A

B Nursing (Pre-registration) LTU 185028 50.00

B Nursing (Pre-registration) LTU 189928 50.00

B Nursing Advanced UC 365102 80.00

B Nursing/B Paramedicine ACU 105510 90.00

B Paramedic Practice with Honours LTU 183043 62.00

B Paramedic Practice with Honours LTU 193043 65.00

B Paramedicine ACU 103713 98.00

B Paramedicine CSU 214200 70.00

B Paramedicine CSU 214207 70.00

B Paramedicine GU 283330 95.00

Science/Applied Science/Technology

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AdvDip Applied Science (Nautical Science) AMC 120125 60.00

AssocDeg Aviation (Flight Operations) CQU 160913 53.35

AssocDeg Science SCU 334312 45.00

B Accident Forensics CQU 160440 53.35

B Accident Forensics CQU 160441 53.50

B Advanced Science MQ 300543 96.00

B Advanced Science (Advanced Materials and Data Science)

UTS 607058 97.35

B Advanced Science (Environmental Biotechnology)

UTS 607059 92.40

B Advanced Science (Honours) UNSW 429350 95.00

B Advanced Science (Infection and Immunity)

UTS 607060 92.85

B Advanced Science (Pre-Medicine) UTS 607063 95.25

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Applied Science (Marine Engineering) AMC 120110 60.00

B Applied Science (Maritime Technology Management)

AMC 120030 65.00

B Applied Science (Maritime Technology Management) (Honours)

AMC 120230 60.00

B Applied Science (Nautical Science) AMC 120120 60.00

B Applied Science (Outdoor Recreation and Ecotourism)

CSU 214390 70.00

B Applied Science (Outdoor Recreation and Ecotourism)

CSU 215051 70.00

B Applied Science in Forensic Studies UC 368044 60.00

B Aviation (Flying) UNSW 429500 A+C

B Aviation (Management) UNSW 429520 80.00

B Biological Sciences LTU 187047 55.00

B Bionanotechnology (Honours) UOW 757604 85.00

B Bionanotechnology (Honours) (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 757605 95.00

B Biotechnology ANU 138503 80.00

B Biotechnology UON 482150 66.00

B Biotechnology UTS 607045 85.40

B Biotechnology (Honours) UNSW 429400 85.00

B Data Science and Decisions UNSW 429150 94.00

B Food Science (Honours) UNSW 425600 92.00

B Forensic Science UTS 607020 85.35

B General Studies (Science) CSU 214001 65.00

B General Studies (Science) CSU 214004 65.00

B General Studies (Science) CSU 214007 65.00

B General Studies (Science) CSU 214008 65.00

B Genetics ANU 138600 90.00

B Geography UOW 755250 75.00

B GeoScience UNE 392606 72.55

B GeoScience UNE 392618 72.55

B Human Sciences MQ 300522 80.00

B Life Sciences UNSW 429050 80.00

B Mathematical Sciences ANU 138200 95.00

B Mathematics UON 483200 79.95

B Mathematics UOW 756511 75.00

B Mathematics Advanced UOW 756512 95.00

B Mathematics/B Science UON 483300 84.00

B Medical Mathematics UOW 756530 85.00

B Medical Mathematics (Dean's Scholar) UOW 756535 95.00

B Medicinal Chemistry (Honours) UNSW 429720 90.00

B Medicinal Chemistry (Honours) UOW 757613 85.00

B Medicinal Chemistry (Honours) (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 757619 95.00

B Nanoscience (Honours) UNSW 429450 85.00

B Natural History Illustration UON 483550 60.00

B Natural Science (Advanced) WS 720180 90.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Natural Science (Animal Science) WS 728020 77.25

B Occupational Health and Safety CQU 160470 53.35

B Philosophy (Honours) – Science ANU 138000 A+C

B Philosophy (Honours) [ANU]/B Science (Honours) [NUS]

ANU 138005 A+C

B Pre-Medicine, Science and Health UOW 757500 95.00

B Psychological Science ACU 103313 58.50

B Psychological Science CQU 160531 61.40

B Psychological Science GU 283313 64.95

B Psychological Science LTU 187055 55.00

B Psychological Science SCU 335152 66.00

B Psychological Science UNE 391678 72.55

B Psychological Science UNE 391679 72.55

B Psychological Science UNSW 429800 87.00

B Psychological Science UON 483970 61.50

B Psychological Science UON 483980 61.50

B Science ACU 105522 58.50

B Science ANU 138003 80.00

B Science CQU 160411 64.95

B Science CSU 215854 70.00

B Science GU 283401 61.85

B Science LTU 187020 55.00

B Science MQ 300517 75.00

B Science MQ 300917 75.00

B Science SCU 334116 63.00

B Science UC 368103 60.00

B Science UNE 392603 72.55

B Science UNE 392621 72.55

B Science UNSW 429000 85.00

B Science (ADF) UNSW 450020 A+C

B Science UOW 757621 75.00

B Science USYD 513910 80.00

B Science WS 728055 76.00

B Science WS 728056 78.55

B Science WS 728057 76.55

B Science – Global Challenges MQ 300519 85.00

B Science – Psychology MQ 300129 83.00

B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)

UNSW 429300 95.00

B Science (Advanced Science) WS 720182 90.00

B Science (Advanced Science) WS 720184 90.00

B Science (Advanced Science) WS 720186 90.00

B Science (Advanced) (Honours) ANU 138004 95.00

B Science (Applied Chemistry) UTS 607005 74.10

B Science (Applied Physics) UTS 607009 71.20

B Science (Biological Sciences) WS 728062 76.25

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B Science (Biological Sciences) WS 728064 76.00

B Science (Biological Sciences) WS 728067 76.75

B Science (Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Geography, Mathematics, Photonics, Physics, Psychology, Statistics)

UON 484000 60.00

B Science (Biotechnology/Biomedical Science/Medical Science)

UTS 607015 76.20

B Science (Chemistry) WS 728075 76.00

B Science (Chemistry) WS 728076 76.60

B Science (Computer Science) UNSW 425800 92.00

B Science (Computer Science)/B Science UNSW 425800 92.00

B Science (Flexible) UTS 607001 74.15

B Science (Forensic Science) WS 728085 76.15

B Science (Honours) (Dean's Scholar) UOW 757601 95.00

B Science (Honours) (Dean's Scholar) (Human Geography or Land and Heritage Management)

UOW 757700 90.00

B Science (Human Geography or Land and Heritage Management)

UOW 757710 75.00

B Science (International) UNSW 429420 88.00

B Science (Marine Science, Psychology, Sustainable Resource Management)

UON 484010 60.00

B Science (Materials) UOW 757636 78.00

B Science (Mathematical Science) WS 728090 76.00

B Science (Mathematical Science) WS 728091 76.00

B Science (Mathematics/Statistics) UTS 607003 76.05

B Science (Nanotechnology) UTS 607007 71.55

B Science (Nuclear Science and Technology) UOW 757638 78.00

B Science (Nutrition and Food Sciences) WS 728035 76.50

B Science (Physics) UOW 757637 78.00

B Science (Physics)/B Mathematics UOW 751805 80.00

B Science (Psychology) ANU 138123 80.00

B Science (Psychology) CQU 160191 92.95

B Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology)

LTU 187033 65.00

B Science Advanced Honours (Atmospheric Science)

UOW 757608 95.00

B Science Advanced Honours (Biomolecular Physics)

UOW 757609 95.00

B Science Advanced Honours (Physics) UOW 757602 95.00

B Science in Analytics UTS 607080 89.00

B Science in Psychology UC 365123 60.00

B Science/B Advanced Studies USYD 513930 80.00

B Science/B Advanced Studies (Advanced) USYD 513935 95.00

B Science/B Advanced Studies (Dalyell Scholars including Mathematical Sciences)

USYD 513911 98.00

B Science/B Advanced Studies (Health) USYD 513920 80.00

B Scientific Studies UNE 392607 30.00

B Scientific Studies UNE 392617 30.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Statistics ANU 134200 86.00

B Technology (Aeronautical Engineering) (ADF)

UNSW 450080 A+C

B Technology (Aviation) (ADF) UNSW 450090 A+C

B Vision Science UC 368073 85.00

B Vision Science UNSW 429740 96.15

B Vision Science/M Clinical Optometry UNSW 429750 99.00

Dip Science ANU 138001 n/o

Dip Science SCU 334014 45.00

Dip Science UC 360030 50.00

Dip Science (Extended) – Natural Science – 4 terms

WS 729683 U/C

Dip Science (Extended) – Science – 4 terms WS 729681 U/C

Dip Science/B Natural Science WS 729470 55.00

Dip Science/B Science WS 729468 55.00

Social Sciences

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AssocDeg Applied Social Science (DFEE) ACAP 540310 65.00

AssocDeg Applied Social Science (DFEE) ACAP 540311 65.00

B Anthropology WS 727604 76.00

B Anthropology WS 727607 76.00

B Applied Social Science (DFEE) ACAP 540300 65.00

B Applied Social Science (DFEE) ACAP 540301 65.00

B Child and Family Studies GU 283339 64.95

B Child and Family Studies GU 283802 61.85

B Social Research and Policy UNSW 422300 80.00

B Social Science GU 283270 71.55

B Social Science MQ 300120 77.00

B Social Science SCU 331101 63.00

B Social Science SCU 331161 63.00

B Social Science UC 361603 60.00

B Social Science UNE 391657 72.55

B Social Science UNE 391659 72.55

B Social Science UON 484050 60.00

B Social Science UON 484060 60.00

B Social Science UOW 755300 70.00

B Social Science UOW 755301 70.00

B Social Science WS 727610 69.45

B Social Science WS 727615 68.70

B Social Science WS 727620 69.25

B Social Science WS 727621 68.45

B Social Science (Advanced) WS 720194 90.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Social Science (Advanced) WS 720196 90.00

B Social Science (Advanced) WS 720198 90.00

B Social Science (Dean's Scholar) UOW 755320 90.00

B Social Science (Psychology) CSU 211850 70.00

B Social Science (Psychology) CSU 211854 70.00

B Social Science (Psychology) CSU 211857 70.00

B Social Science (Psychology) WS 727600 78.00

B Social Science (Psychology) WS 727601 78.00

B Social Science (Psychology) WS 727605 78.00

B Sustainable Communities UOW 755255 75.00

Dip Social Science (DFEE) UOW 759045 55.00

Dip Social Science (Extended) – Humanitarian and Development Studies – 4 terms

WS 729689 U/C

Dip Social Science (Extended) – Humanitarian and Development Studies – 4 terms

WS 729690 U/C

Dip Social Science (Extended) – Social Science – 4 terms

WS 729687 U/C

Dip Social Science (Extended) – Social Science – 4 terms

WS 729688 U/C

Dip Social Science (Extended) – Tourism Management – 4 terms

WS 729691 U/C

Dip Social Science (Policing) (Extended) – 4 terms

WS 729694 U/C

Dip Social Science (Policing) (Extended) – 4 terms

WS 729695 U/C

Dip Social Science (Policing)/B Policing WS 729479 55.00

Dip Social Science (Policing)/B Policing WS 729480 55.00

Dip Social Science/B Humanitarian and Development Studies

WS 729476 55.00

Dip Social Science/B Humanitarian and Development Studies

WS 729478 55.00

Dip Social Science/B Social Science WS 729475 55.00

Dip Social Science/B Social Science WS 729477 55.00

Social Work/Welfare Work

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Community Welfare WS 727715 73.65

B Community Welfare WS 727720 73.00

B Counselling (DFEE) ACAP 540500 70.00

B Counselling (DFEE) ACAP 540501 70.00

B Counselling GU 283341 61.85

B Counselling (Coaching) (DFEE) ACAP 540510 70.00

B Counselling (Coaching) (DFEE) ACAP 540511 70.00

B Human Services GU 283326 61.85

B Human Services GU 283801 61.85

B Human Services/M Social Work LTU 183032 50.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Human Services/M Social Work LTU 193032 55.00

B Psychological Science and Criminology (DFEE)

ACAP 540210 65.00

B Social Welfare SCU 331162 63.00

B Social Work (DFEE) ACAP 540400 60.00

B Social Work ACU 103202 58.50

B Social Work ACU 103203 66.00

B Social Work CSU 211900 65.00

B Social Work CSU 211904 65.00

B Social Work GU 283323 64.95

B Social Work GU 283803 64.95

B Social Work UNE 391666 72.55

B Social Work UNE 391667 72.55

B Social Work UOW 755340 80.00

B Social Work UOW 755341 80.00

B Social Work USYD 513270 80.00

B Social Work WS 727700 85.00

B Social Work WS 727705 85.00

B Social Work (Honours) CQU 160551 58.20

B Social Work (Honours) UNSW 422400 80.00

B Social Work (Honours) UON 484100 76.35

B Social Work (Honours) UON 484110 76.35

B Social Work (Honours)/B Social Research and Policy

UNSW 422402 80.00

Dip Community Services (Case Management) (VET)

ACAP 540404 N/A

Dip Community Services (Case Management) (VET)

ACAP 540405 N/A

Dip Counselling (DFEE) ACAP 540512 N/A

Dip Counselling (DFEE) ACAP 540513 N/A

Dip Counselling and Communication Skills (DFEE)

TUA 552190 U/C

Dip Human Services (DFEE) TUA 552160 50.00

Dip Youth Work (VET) ACAP 540402 N/A

Dip Youth Work (VET) ACAP 540403 N/A

Tourism/Hospitality/Event Management

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

AssocDeg Business (Hospitality Management) (DFEE)

TUA 553220 U/C

AssocDeg Business (Tourism Management) (DFEE)

TUA 553240 U/C

AssocDeg Culinary Management (DFEE) TUA 553250 U/C

AssocDeg Event Management (DFEE) TUA 553230 U/C

B Business (Event Management) (DFEE) TUA 550020 60.00

B Business (Hospitality Management) (DFEE) TUA 553020 60.00

B Business (Hospitality Management) WS 721020 70.20

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COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Business (Hospitality Management) WS 721021 70.75

B Business (International Event Management) (DFEE)

TUA 553310 A+C

B Business (International Hotel and Resort Management) (DFEE)

TUA 553320 A+C

B Business (Tourism Management) (DFEE) TUA 553040 60.00

B Business in Hotel Management (DFEE) SCU 354140 N/A

B Business in Tourism and Hospitality Management

SCU 330410 63.00

B Business in Tourism and Hospitality Management

SCU 330450 63.00

B Business in Tourism and Hospitality Management

SCU 330460 63.00

B Commerce – TAFE Advanced Diploma of Events Management

UOW 753640 72.00

B Commerce – TAFE Advanced Diploma of Events Management

UOW 753641 72.00

B Commerce – TAFE Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management

UOW 753630 72.00

B Commerce – TAFE Advanced Diploma of Travel and Tourism Management

UOW 753650 72.00

B Culinary Management (DFEE) TUA 553050 60.00

B Event and Tourism Management UC 361479 70.00

B Event Management (DFEE) ICMS 530020 A+C

B Hospitality Management CQU 160050 N/A

B Hospitality Management CQU 160051 N/A

B Hospitality Management (DFEE) ICMS 530040 A+C

B International Tourism (DFEE) ICMS 530060 A+C

B International Tourism and Hotel Management

GU 283126 61.85

B Management (Events) UTS 601068 83.25

B Management (Tourism) UTS 601072 83.30

B Tourism Management WS 727750 70.75

Dip Business (Hospitality Management) (DFEE)

TUA 553160 U/C

Dip Business (Tourism Management) (DFEE) TUA 553150 U/C

Dip Event Management (DFEE) ICMS 530510 A+C

Dip Event Management (DFEE) TUA 550150 U/C

Dip Event Management (DFEE) TUA 553170 U/C

Dip Hospitality Management (DFEE) ICMS 530530 A+C

Dip Hospitality Management (DFEE) SIBT 640080 N/A

Dip International Tourism (DFEE) ICMS 530550 A+C

Preparation courses

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

Intensive Program (DFEE) MQ 301020 50.00

Newstep (ENA) UON 481500 A+C

Newstep (ENA) UON 481550 A+C

Standard Foundation Program (DFEE) MQ 301021 N/A

University Access Program (DFEE) UOW 759005 55.00

University Entrance Certificate (DFEE) UOW 759000 55.00

University Preparation Program (ENA) UNSW 430200 N/A

University Preparation Program – ANU Achieve (ENA)

ANU 130006 N/A

University Preparation Program – ANU Activate (ENA)

ANU 130008 N/A

University Preparation Program – ANU Advance (ENA)

ANU 130007 N/A

UNSW Preparation Program (Arts and Social Sciences) (ENA)

UNSW 430100 A+C

UNSW Preparation Program (Business) (ENA) UNSW 430110 A+C

UNSW Preparation Program (Engineering) (ENA)

UNSW 430120 A+C

UNSW Preparation Program (Science) (ENA) UNSW 430130 A+C

Single degrees across several fields of study

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Arts (Business and Communication Studies)

ACU 103307 58.50

B Arts and Business UNSW 422050 90.00

B International Development Studies ACU 103312 60.00

B Languages and International Business UNE 391762 72.55

B Languages and International Business UNE 391763 72.55

B Mathematics and Finance (Honours) UOW 756503 85.00

B Mathematics and Finance (Honours) (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 756520 95.00

B Politics, Philosophy and Economics ANU 131161 96.00

B Politics, Philosophy and Economics UOW 753115 75.00

B Politics, Philosophy and Economics (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 753116 93.00

B Science and Business UNSW 429100 90.00

B Science Criminology and Psychological Studies

WS 729215 80.00

B Technology and Innovation UTS 609605 80.70

Dip General Studies CSU 214010 30.00

Dip General Studies CSU 214011 30.00

Dip General Studies CSU 214014 30.00

Dip General Studies CSU 214015 30.00

Dip General Studies CSU 214017 30.00

Combined degrees across several fields of studyAlso refer to Law Combined, Medicine/Medical Sciences Combined and Education/Teaching Combined

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Actuarial Studies with B Science MQ 300276 97.00

B Actuarial Studies/B Science UNSW 424350 97.50

B Actuarial Studies/B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)

UNSW 424350 97.50

B Advanced Computing/B Commerce USYD 513505 95.00

B Advanced Computing/B Science USYD 513510 90.00

B Advanced Computing/B Science (Health) USYD 513515 90.00

B Advanced Computing/B Science (Medical Science)

USYD 513520 90.00

B Advanced Science (Honours)/B Arts UNSW 429370 95.00

B Advanced Science (Honours)/B Engineering (Honours)

UNSW 429360 95.00

B Advanced Science (Honours)/B Fine Arts UNSW 429395 95.00

B Advanced Science (Honours)/B Science (Computer Science)

UNSW 429361 95.00

B Advanced Science (Honours)/B Social Research and Policy

UNSW 429390 95.00

B Advanced Science B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609590 95.90

B Agriculture/B Business UNE 393678 72.55

B Agriculture/B Business UNE 393679 72.55

B Applied Public Health/B Business Administration

ACU 105706 58.50

B Applied Public Health/B Global Studies ACU 105515 58.50

B Applied Science/M Occupational Therapy Practice

LTU 183035 75.00

B Applied Science/M Occupational Therapy Practice

LTU 193035 75.00

B Applied Science/M Physiotherapy Practice LTU 183045 95.00

B Applied Science/M Physiotherapy Practice LTU 193045 95.00

B Applied Science/M Speech Pathology LTU 183055 70.00

B Applied Science/M Speech Pathology LTU 193055 70.00

B Art Theory/B Arts UNSW 421401 81.00

B Art Theory/B Social Research and Policy UNSW 421402 80.00

B Arts – Psychology with B Human Sciences MQ 300523 83.00

B Arts (Psychology)/B Commerce UOW 751305 75.00

B Arts in International Studies/B Commerce UC 362223 60.00

B Arts in International Studies/ B Communication in Advertising

UC 362306 60.00

B Arts in International Studies/ B Communication in Media and Public Affairs

UC 362326 60.00

B Arts in International Studies/ B Communication in Public Relations

UC 362336 60.00

B Arts in International Studies/B Event and Tourism Management

UC 362318 70.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Arts in International Studies/B Journalism UC 362265 60.00

B Arts in International Studies/B Management UC 362343 60.00

B Arts in International Studies/B Media Arts and Production

UC 362284 60.00

B Arts with B Commerce MQ 300287 80.00

B Arts with B Science MQ 300145 75.00

B Arts/B Business CQU 160381 53.35

B Arts/B Business GU 283540 61.85

B Arts/B Business UNE 391753 72.55

B Arts/B Business UNE 391754 72.55

B Arts/B Business WS 720600 75.35

B Arts/B Business WS 720605 75.00

B Arts/B Commerce ACU 103303 58.50

B Arts/B Commerce UC 362023 60.00

B Arts/B Commerce UOW 751301 75.00

B Arts/B Communication and Media UOW 751350 70.00

B Arts/B Communication and Media (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 751360 93.00

B Arts/B Communication in Advertising UC 362056 60.00

B Arts/B Communication in Media and Public Affairs

UC 362096 60.00

B Arts/B Communication in Public Relations UC 362106 60.00

B Arts/B Creative Industries WS 720731 75.65

B Arts/B Economics and Finance UOW 751306 80.00

B Arts/B Information Technology UC 362123 60.00

B Arts/B Innovation and Entrepreneurship UON 482030 60.00

B Arts/B Management UC 362163 60.00

B Arts/B Media Arts and Production UC 362084 60.00

B Arts/B Science UNE 392759 72.55

B Arts/B Science UNE 392760 72.55

B Arts/B Science UON 482050 71.00

B Arts/B Science UON 482060 71.00

B Arts/B Science in Psychology UC 362183 60.00

B Arts/B Social Science WS 720610 75.00

B Arts/B Social Science WS 720612 75.00

B Arts/B Social Science WS 720614 75.00

B Arts/B Social Work USYD 513275 80.00

B Arts/M Nursing USYD 513740 80.00

B Australian Politics and Public Policy/ B Communication in Media and Public Affairs

UC 361426 60.00

B Biomedical Physics B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609600 90.55

B Biomedical Science/B Business Administration

ACU 107011 58.50

B Biotechnology B Business UTS 609176 89.90

B Business Administration with B Arts MQ 300253 81.00

B Business Administration with B Arts – Psychology

MQ 300258 83.00

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B Business Administration with B Commerce – Professional Accounting

MQ 300282 81.00

B Business Administration with B Psychology (Honours)

MQ 300283 94.35

B Business Administration/B Global Studies ACU 103707 58.50

B Business Analytics with B Security Studies MQ 300233 85.00

B Business B Arts in International Studies UTS 609130 90.00

B Business B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609530 90.85

B Business B Science in Information Technology

UTS 603220 83.10

B Business/B Arts SCU 332105 63.00

B Business/B Branded Fashion Design (DFEE)

TUA 551200 60.00

B Business/B Communication Design (DFEE) TUA 551220 60.00

B Business/B Digital Media (3D Design and Animation) (DFEE)

TUA 551210 60.00

B Business/B Digital Media (Film and Video Design) (DFEE)

TUA 551240 60.00

B Business/B Digital Media (Interaction Design) (DFEE)

TUA 551230 60.00

B Business/B Government and International Relations

GU 283131 61.85

B Business/B Information Technology UOW 751400 75.00

B Business/B Innovation and Entrepreneurship

UON 483060 74.85

B Business/B Interior Design (Commercial) (DFEE)

TUA 551250 60.00

B Business/B Interior Design (Residential) (DFEE)

TUA 551260 60.00

B Business/B Professional Communication CQU 160401 53.35

B Commerce with B Arts – Psychology MQ 300212 83.00

B Commerce with B Psychology (Honours) MQ 300213 94.20

B Commerce with B Science MQ 300288 80.00

B Commerce/B Advanced Science (Honours) UNSW 424100 96.50

B Commerce/B Arts UNSW 424100 96.50

B Commerce/B Aviation (Management) UNSW 424100 96.50

B Commerce/B Communication in Advertising

UC 361436 60.00

B Commerce/B Communication in Media and Public Affairs

UC 361466 60.00

B Commerce/B Communication in Public Relations

UC 361456 60.00

B Commerce/B Design (Honours) UNSW 424100 96.50

B Commerce/B Event and Tourism Management

UC 361465 70.00

B Commerce/B Fine Arts UNSW 424100 96.50

B Commerce/B Global Studies ACU 103703 58.50

B Commerce/B Information Systems UNSW 424100 96.50

B Commerce/B Innovation and Entrepreneurship

UON 483070 70.55

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Commerce/B Media (Public Relations and Advertising)

UNSW 424100 96.50

B Commerce/B Science UNSW 424100 96.50

B Commerce/B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)

UNSW 424200 96.85

B Commerce/B Science (Computer Science) UNSW 424100 96.50

B Communication (Advertising)/B Business (Marketing)

CSU 211217 65.00

B Communication (Creative Writing) B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609330 79.70

B Communication (Creative Writing) B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609525 82.80

B Communication (Digital and Social Media) B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609298 76.55

B Communication (Digital and Social Media) B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609495 88.10

B Communication (Journalism) B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609300 81.00

B Communication (Journalism) B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609505 89.80

B Communication (Media Arts and Production) B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609310 86.55

B Communication (Media Arts and Production) B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609510 92.00

B Communication (Public Communication) B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609320 80.45

B Communication (Public Communication) B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609515 85.75

B Communication (Public Relations)/ B Business Studies

CSU 211257 65.00

B Communication (Social and Political Sciences) B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609345 74.60

B Communication (Social and Political Sciences) B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609520 80.90

B Communication and Media/B Commerce UOW 751351 75.00

B Communication and Media/B Economics and Finance

UOW 751355 80.00

B Communication and Media/B International Studies

UOW 751354 72.00

B Communication and Media/B International Studies (Dean's Scholar)

UOW 751363 93.00

B Communication and Media/B Science UOW 751353 75.00

B Communication in Public Relations/ B Event and Tourism Management

UC 362458 70.00

B Communication/B Business WS 721043 75.00

B Communication/B Creative Industries WS 720732 80.00

B Communication/B International Studies WS 724525 80.00

B Computer Science/B Science UOW 751402 75.00

B Construction Project Management B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609195 94.10

B Creative Arts/B Arts UOW 751501 75.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Creative Arts/B Commerce UOW 751502 75.00

B Creative Arts/B Communication and Media UOW 751506 75.00

B Creative Arts/B Computer Science UOW 751503 75.00

B Creative Arts/B International Studies UOW 751505 75.00

B Creative Arts/B Journalism UOW 751507 75.00

B Creative Arts/B Science UOW 751504 75.00

B Creative Industries/B Innovation and Entrepreneurship

UON 482485 60.00

B Criminal and Community Justice/B Social Work

WS 727047 87.40

B Criminology and Criminal Justice/ B Information Technology

GU 283520 61.85

B Design (Honours)/B Media (Public Relations and Advertising)

UNSW 421101 85.00

B Design in Animation B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609258 94.30

B Design in Animation B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609538 91.55

B Design in Architecture B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609535 93.20

B Design in Fashion and Textiles B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609260 95.00

B Design in Fashion and Textiles B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609540 93.55

B Design in Interior Architecture B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609280 86.65

B Design in Interior Architecture B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609550 85.55

B Design in Photography B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609285 85.00

B Design in Product Design B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609545 82.55

B Design in Visual Communication B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609290 90.00

B Design in Visual Communication B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609555 90.00

B Design/B Business GU 283256 64.95

B Design/B Creative Industries WS 720733 75.00

B Development Studies/B Business UON 482555 81.00

B Development Studies/B Social Science UON 482560 81.70

B Economics/B Advanced Science (Honours) UNSW 424470 95.15

B Economics/B Arts UNSW 424450 93.15

B Economics/B Science UNSW 424450 93.15

B Economics/B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)

UNSW 424460 95.10

B Engineering (Honours) (Materials Science and Engineering)/B Commerce

UNSW 429610 96.50

B Engineering (Honours) with B Arts MQ 300723 80.00

B Engineering (Honours) with B Commerce MQ 300721 81.00

B Engineering (Honours) with B Science MQ 300722 80.00

B Engineering (Honours)/B Arts UNSW 425850 92.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Engineering (Honours)/B Business GU 283439 71.55

B Engineering (Honours)/B Business WS 722494 75.65

B Engineering (Honours)/B Business WS 722495 75.00

B Engineering (Honours)/B Business WS 722496 76.60

B Engineering (Honours)/B Business WS 722497 75.00

B Engineering (Honours)/B Commerce UNSW 425900 96.65

B Engineering (Honours)/B Environmental Science

GU 283438 71.55

B Engineering (Honours)/B Information Technology

GU 283440 71.55

B Engineering (Honours)/B Science GU 283441 71.55

B Engineering (Honours)/B Science UNSW 425850 92.00

B Engineering (Honours)/B Science (Computer Science)

UNSW 425850 92.00

B Engineering (Hons) B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609032 86.70

B Engineering (Hons) B Business UTS 609350 83.00

B Engineering (Hons) B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609560 83.55

B Engineering (Hons) B Science UTS 609360 80.00

B Engineering Honours (Civil)/B Design in Architecture

USYD 513585 95.00

B Engineering Honours (Mechanical or Mechatronic)/B Exercise Science

UOW 751625 80.00

B Engineering Honours/B Arts UOW 751302 80.00

B Engineering Honours/B Arts USYD 513575 92.00

B Engineering Honours/B Commerce UOW 751601 80.00

B Engineering Honours/B Commerce USYD 513580 95.00

B Engineering Honours/B Computer Science UOW 751609 80.00

B Engineering Honours/B Mathematics UOW 751610 80.00

B Engineering Honours/B Project Management

USYD 513590 92.00

B Engineering Honours/B Science UOW 751624 80.00

B Engineering Honours/B Science USYD 513595 92.00

B Engineering Honours/B Science (Health) USYD 513600 92.00

B Engineering Honours/B Science (Medical Science)

USYD 513605 92.00

B Engineering Honours/B Science (Physics) UOW 751623 80.00

B Environmental Management/B Arts UNSW 429560 81.00

B Environmental Science/B Marine Science and Management

SCU 334112 65.00

B Event and Tourism Management/B Sports Management

UC 361481 70.00

B Exercise Science/B Business GU 283334 64.95

B Exercise Science/B Business Administration

ACU 105516 58.50

B Exercise Science/B Psychological Science GU 283335 64.95

B Exercise Science/B Public Health ACU 105517 58.50

B Fine Arts/B Arts UNSW 421001 81.00

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B Food Science and Human Nutrition/ B Business

UON 482910 63.15

B Forensic Science B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609252 88.95

B Forensic Science B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609587 90.55

B Graphic Design/B Communication in Advertising

UC 363116 60.00

B Health Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609346 93.00

B Human Services/B Criminology and Criminal Justice

GU 283340 61.85

B Human Services/B Criminology and Criminal Justice

GU 283804 61.85

B Information and Communications Technology/B Arts

WS 724100 70.00

B Information and Communications Technology/B Business

WS 724105 70.00

B Information and Communications Technology/B Business

WS 724110 71.45

B Information and Communications Technology/B Business

WS 724115 71.70

B Information and Communications Technology/B Business (Accounting)

WS 724120 70.00

B Information and Communications Technology/B Business (Accounting)

WS 724130 70.00

B Information Systems (Advanced)/ B Business

WS 720151 90.00

B Information Systems (Advanced)/ B Business

WS 720152 90.00

B Information Systems/B Business WS 724138 70.00

B Information Systems/B Business WS 724139 71.45

B Information Technology/B Business GU 283462 61.85

B Information Technology/B Business UON 483050 70.00

B Information Technology/B Business Administration

ACU 103712 58.50

B Information Technology/B Commerce UC 366063 60.00

B Information Technology/B Media Arts and Production

UC 366084 60.00

B International Business/B Government and International Relations

GU 283133 61.85

B International Studies/B Business WS 724518 75.00

B International Studies/B Business WS 724520 75.00

B International Studies/B Commerce UOW 751311 75.00

B International Studies/B Economics and Finance

UOW 751313 80.00

B International Studies/B Media (Communication and Journalism)

UNSW 422210 92.00

B International Studies/B Media (Public Relations and Advertising)

UNSW 422220 92.00

B International Studies/B Media (Screen and Sound Production)

UNSW 422230 92.00

B International Studies/B Social Science WS 724522 75.00

B International Studies/B Social Science WS 724523 75.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B International Tourism and Hotel Management/B Business

GU 283134 61.85

B Journalism/B Arts UOW 751660 72.00

B Journalism/B Business GU 283136 61.85

B Journalism/B Commerce UOW 751661 75.00

B Journalism/B Engineering Honours UOW 751665 80.00

B Journalism/B International Studies UOW 751666 72.00

B Journalism/B Science UOW 751663 75.00

B Justice Studies/B Forensic Studies UC 367034 70.00

B Management (Events) B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609532 87.45

B Management (Sport Business) B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609533 88.15

B Management (Tourism) B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609534 89.25

B Management B Arts in International Studies UTS 609090 80.05

B Management/B Science in Psychology UC 361443 60.00

B Marketing Management/B Communication in Advertising

UC 361476 60.00

B Mathematics/B Computer Science UON 483250 82.20

B Mathematics/B Computer Science UOW 751701 75.00

B Medical Science B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609255 90.35

B Medical Science B Business UTS 609175 93.50

B Medicinal Chemistry B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609595 99.25

B Midwifery B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609570 99.65

B Music and Sound Design B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609296 73.15

B Music/B Advanced Science (Honours) UNSW 422531 A+C

B Music/B Arts UNSW 422501 A+C

B Music/B Arts UON 483500 A+C

B Music/B Commerce UNSW 422510 A+C

B Music/B Creative Industries WS 720734 N/A

B Music/B Engineering (Honours) UNSW 422520 A+C

B Music/B Media (Communication and Journalism)

UNSW 422503 A+C

B Music/B Media (Public Relations and Advertising)

UNSW 422504 A+C

B Music/B Media (Screen and Sound Production)

UNSW 422505 A+C

B Music/B Science UNSW 422530 A+C

B Nursing B Arts in International Studies UTS 609150 92.50

B Nursing B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609568 96.00

B Nursing/B Business Administration ACU 105509 68.00

B Nutrition/B Business Administration ACU 105707 80.00

B Pharmacology and Toxicology/B Business GU 283332 71.55

B Physiotherapy GU 283342 97.00

B Politics and International Relations/ B Applied Economics

UC 361504 70.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Politics and International Relations/ B Business Administration

UC 361506 70.00

B Politics and International Relations/ B Commerce

UC 361507 70.00

B Politics and International Relations/ B Communication in Media and Public Affairs

UC 361496 70.00

B Politics and International Relations/ B Science in Psychology

UC 361508 70.00

B Property Economics B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609200 85.00

B Psychological Science/B Business GU 283346 64.95

B Psychological Science/B Commerce UOW 751750 75.00

B Psychological Science/B Criminology and Criminal Justice

GU 283337 64.95

B Psychological Science/B Social Science UOW 751761 75.00

B Psychological Science/B Social Science (Criminology)

UOW 751760 75.00

B Psychological Science/M Mental Health Practice

GU 283347 64.95

B Psychological Science/M Rehabilitation Counselling

GU 283348 64.95

B Psychology (Honours) with B Human Sciences

MQ 300524 94.00

B Psychology (Honours)/B Commerce UOW 751751 89.00

B Public Relations and Communication/ B Business

GU 283138 64.95

B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)/B Arts

UNSW 429320 95.00

B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)/B Engineering (Honours)

UNSW 429330 95.00

B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)/B Science (Computer Science)

UNSW 429331 95.00

B Science (Computer Science)/B Arts UNSW 425800 92.00

B Science (Computer Science)/B Media Arts (Honours)

UNSW 425801 92.00

B Science (Environment)/B Business Administration

ACU 105709 58.50

B Science (Health)/M Nursing USYD 513750 80.00

B Science (Physics)/B Arts UOW 751803 80.00

B Science B Arts in International Studies UTS 609250 82.40

B Science B Business UTS 609170 85.90

B Science B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609585 83.65

B Science in Analytics B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609220 91.00

B Science in Information Technology B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609230 81.45

B Science in Information Technology B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609565 80.30

B Science in Psychology/B Sport and Exercise Science

UC 365133 60.00

B Science/B Arts UNSW 429200 85.00

B Science/B Arts UOW 751801 75.00

COURSE UNI CODE LSR

B Science/B Arts WS 728100 77.90

B Science/B Business GU 283621 61.85

B Science/B Business WS 728110 76.00

B Science/B Business WS 728111 78.75

B Science/B Business Administration ACU 105708 58.50

B Science/B Commerce UOW 751802 75.00

B Science/B Fine Arts UNSW 429230 85.00

B Science/B Information Technology GU 283620 61.85

B Science/B International Studies WS 728115 77.20

B Science/B Social Research and Policy UNSW 429220 85.00

B Science/M Nursing USYD 513745 80.00

B Science/M Nutrition and Dietetics USYD 513965 97.00

B Social Science (Psychology)/B Business (Management)

CSU 211017 70.00

B Social Science (Psychology)/B Business (Marketing)

CSU 211037 70.00

B Social Work (Honours)/B Arts UNSW 422401 81.00

B Social Work (Honours)/B Criminology and Criminal Justice

UNSW 422403 84.00

B Sport and Exercise Management B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609085 97.20

B Sport and Exercise Science B Arts in International Studies

UTS 609080 91.70

B Sport and Exercise Science B Creative Intelligence and Innovation

UTS 609580 91.75

B Sport and Exercise Science/B Information Technology

UC 365194 60.00

B Sports Media CSU 213377 70.00

B Urban and Environmental Planning/ B Science

GU 283600 61.85

Dip Communication/B Creative Industries WS 729427 55.00

Dip Communication/B Screen Media (Arts and Production)

WS 729428 55.00

Dip Social Science/Bachelor of Tourism Management

WS 729481 55.00

Flexible Double Arts, Social Sciences, Business and Science

ANU 130010 80.00

Flexible Double Engineering and Advanced Computing

ANU 135010 87.00

Flexible Double Law ANU 137010 98.00

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Steps to Uni for Year 11 and 12 Students provides information for Year 11 and 12 students about applying for tertiary study through UAC. It guides students through things to consider and common questions about tertiary study and explains the process of applying to university, managing your application, accepting an offer and enrolling.

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