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International Pathways
2021
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Diploma Programs
Foundation Studies Programs
English Language Courses
Discover
your pathway to
success.
DISCOVER YOUR PATHWAY TO SUCCESS
Discover
UNSW Global
UNSW Global is a world-class organisation for international students wholly
owned by UNSW Sydney. We develop and run university pathway programs
in our Sydney and international campuses to help you easily transition to
degrees at UNSW Sydney, and achieve your academic and career goals.
Through our programs you will master the academic and English language
foundations for success, and get practical experience and personal support
to make the most of your studies at university.
UNSW Global offers three unique, market-leading
university pathway options:
Foundation Studies Programs
Diploma Programs
English Language Courses
UNSW is on Aboriginal land.
UNSW acknowledges the Bedegal, Gadigal and Ngunnawal people who are
the Traditional Custodians of the land upon which our campuses stand.
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COVID–19
information
for Future
Students
While this is an uncertain time for us all, UNSW Global remains operational
and dedicated to providing a world-class education for all our students.
We’ve transitioned our programs to online teaching until further notice and
have adapted many aspects of our campus community as possible into the
virtual space. As a potential applicant or offer holder, this means you may
commence your studies online and complete your degree on campus when
borders reopen and travel restrictions ease.
For students located in Sydney, we have started a gradual and safe return to
campus activity in line with health guidelines. As part of our phased plans,
we are offering some optional on-campus learning, academic consultations
and support services for specific groups of students.
For information on the special arrangements in place for students during
COVID-19, including our plans to re-open our campus activity please
contact us to find out more.
If you do commence your studies outside of Australia, we recommend that
you apply for a student visa as soon as possible so that you are prepared to
travel to Sydney once restrictions ease. If your application for a student visa
is refused and you are unable to complete your program you will be granted
a refund of any unspent portion of your deposit. Please see UNSW Global’s
Refund and Fees Policy for further details. If you are a Diploma student,
please see UNSW’s Refund Policy.
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What’s
inside:
Why choose UNSW Sydney
Rankings p6
Successful UNSW students p8
Campus map p10
Why study in Sydney
Things to do p12
Find your pathway program p16
Where to live p20
Your campus experience p24
Your pathway to UNSW
Foundation Studies p30
Diploma Programs p36
English Language Courses p46
Getting started
Scholarships p54
How to apply p55
Entry requirements p56
Dates and fees p58
Information published in this guide is correct as at December 2020.
For the most up-to-date information, visit unswglobal.unsw.edu.au
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Top 50 university Employer reputation
We are ranked 44th overall. We are ranked 24th in the world
QS World University Rankings, 2021 for employer reputation.
QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2020
UNSW. 23 of the world’s International university
A world
top 50 subjects
We are the 22nd most international
With Mineral & Mining Engineering university in the world*.
(4th), Civil & Structural Engineering Times Higher Education Rankings, 2020
(11th), Law (14th) & Accounting and * Based on numbers of international staff and students,
Finance (15th) all in the top 15.
leader.
and research papers with at least one co-author from
another country.
QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2020
UNSW is an internationally acclaimed teaching and research Leading innovation Extensive research funding
powerhouse.
As the number one university in Australia for research, our UNSW is the #1 institution attended UNSW is the leading research institute
knowledge is proven to make a highly positive impact on by Australian startup founders. in NSW with a combined income of
industry as well as everyday lives across economic, social Startup Muster 2018 $156.3m in Australian Research Council
and environmental issues.* (ARC) and National Health and Medical
Research Council (NHMRC) funding
Throughout your time here, you’ll be mentored by our
for 184 new projects commencing in
renowned researchers and educators who are dedicated to
2019/2020.
shaping a generation of forward thinking, environmentally
conscious and socially engaged individuals.
The combination of your ambition and our expertise won’t
just help shape your future, it can help you to create a
positive impact and make a difference in the world.
Leaders in education 5 Stars +
UNSW Sydney is a founding member of UNSW Sydney was the first university in
the prestigious Group of Eight (Go8) and the world to be awarded the maximum
the PLuS Alliance and we are a member of QS Five Star Plus rating across
the Association of Pacific Rim Universities teaching, research, employability,
(APRU) and Universitas 21. We are also facilities and innovation categories.
the only Australian university to be We continue to hold this rating in 2020.
invited to join the Global Alliance of QS Stars University Ratings, 2020
Technological Universities.
*Excellence in Research in Australia Report & National Engagement and Impact Assessment, 2018/19
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UNSW graduates.
Amongst the
most employable
in the world.
Position yourself for international success with UNSW.
UNSW graduates are making their mark on the world working with some of the biggest global organisations, such as
Google, Unilever, Ernst & Young, Microsoft, Rio Tinto, HSBC, Slater & Gordon, NASA, UNESCO and Oxfam.
When you graduate, you’ll join a global community of more than 315,000 UNSW alumni across 152 countries. You’ll
have unlimited access to a range of exclusive benefits and services, and be invited to a range of alumni events hosted
by UNSW and UNSW-affiliated alumni committees in countries such as Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia,
Indonesia, China, USA and the UK.
For more information, visit alumni.unsw.edu.au
27th in the world 5-star rating for Rich list
for graduate employability. getting a job UNSW has educated four of
QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2020 Good Universities Guide, 2020 the top 10 young rich listers
in Australia.
AFR Young Rich List, 2019
Top earners Most employable
The median full-time starting 1st in Sydney & NSW for
salary for UNSW postgraduate Employer Reputation.
coursework students is the QS Graduate Employability Rankings, 2020
highest in Australia.
QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey, 2019
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Live in the
heart of it all.
UNSW
Art & Design
10 minutes by bus.
Bondi Junction
20 minutes by bus.
Sydney Centre, Spice
Alley & Chinatown
Urbanest 20-25 minutes by bus.
33 minutes by bus.
Bondi Beach
20 minutes by car.
Randwick
Scape Shopping Complex
30 minutes by bus. 10 minute walk.
UniLodge@UNSW
10 minute walk.
UNSW Global
Sydney Airport Coogee Beach
20 minutes by car. New College 8 minutes by bus.
On campus
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Take a break from the books.
There’s always something fun and exciting happening
in Sydney to take your mind off your studies - from
concerts in the Opera House, to free events including
Vivid light and musical festival, Chinese New Year
celebrations and the multicultural Parramasala.
Or if you’re more into sport, there are top class sporting
events including cricket, soccer, and rugby. We even
have our own football here called Aussie Rules.
Sydney,
For the more artistic visitors, there are eclectic
theatre productions, local and international music
acts, and arts and culture exhibitions to keep you
entertained and inspired all year round.
one of the
And if you just want a cup of coffee and a quiet
place to sit, Sydney’s café culture is hard to beat.
Get amongst the fun in Sydney
whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au
world’s
best cities. Sydney downtown Bondi Beach, Sydney
Sydney. It’s one of the best. And that’s not just Feel safe and welcome. Sydney on a budget.
according to us. It’s rated as the third most liveable
G’day. Hello. Hi. How’s it going? Get used to On a budget? No worries. There are lots of affordable
city in the world *.
Australians greeting you like this. It’s how we do it indoor and outdoor activities to enjoy in Sydney.
What makes it so great? Well, take a look. With a here. Aussies are known for being friendly and you’ll Pop into a free art gallery, catch a movie at the local
stunning harbour and year-round amazing weather, find a smile wherever you go. Plus, Sydney was cinema, set off on a coastal walk, snorkel or surf at
it’s easy to see why people fall in love with it. ranked fifth safest city in the world in 2019 **. the beach, or enjoy a budget-friendly lunch or dinner
But Sydney is more than just a pretty face. It offers It’s a multicultural city full of people from all over the in one of our neighbouring suburbs.
countless business and career opportunities, world. So, it will feel like a home away from home,
it’s Australia’s financial and economic powerhouse, no matter where you’re from. And the best bit about
plus it’s a multicultural, global city. living in a multicultural city? The food. You can find Explore Sydney’s surroundings.
There’s always something to do in Sydney, and any food you want here. There’s Chinatown, Spice
Sydney is all about the outdoors. And it’s more than
UNSW is right in the heart of it all. Come join in. Alley, Little Italy and an array of fresh food markets
just beaches.
all within easy reach.
Grab a picnic and head to one of the beautiful public
Bring your appetite. You’ll need it.
parks for a barbecue with friends. Or if you’re up for
a daytrip or weekend adventure, the Blue Mountains
to the west of Sydney, the Royal National Park to
Jumpstart your career connections in the south or stunning Palm Beach in the north are
the business capital of Australia. great for a getaway. And of course, there are those
Sydney is home to more global firms than any other beautiful beaches to the east.
Australian city. And as a gateway to Asian economies, Fall in love with Sydney
you’ll find many valuable networking opportunities to international.unsw.edu.au/sydney-worlds-best
help you stand out in the global job market.
*Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Index, 2019 **Economist Intelligence Unit Safe Cities Index 2019
Sydney Harbour Bridge during
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Neutral Bay
Lane Cove River
North Sydney
Here’s a little
Watsons Bay
taste of what
Taronga Zoo
Parramatta River
Sydney Harbour Bridge
you’ll find
in Sydney.
Millers Point
The Rocks
Pyrmont Woolloomooloo The best bits.
CBD
Sydney Centre Sydney is the 9th best
student city in the world.
QS Best Student Cities, 2019
Haymarket
Darlinghurst
Glebe Central Station Sydney has an average of
236 days a year with sun.
Ultimo
UNSW Art & Design
31.7% of Sydney’s
population is born overseas.
Bondi
Surry Hills
There are over 100 beaches
Bondi Junction
in Sydney.
Bondi Beach
Moore Park There are over 250
languages spoken
Alexandria
in Sydney.
The Sydney Harbour
Bridge is also called
“the coat hanger”.
Kensington
Randwick
The Sydney Opera House
hosts 40 events a week.
CBD and South East
UNSW Sydney Light Rail Route
Coogee
Kingsford Coogee Beach
Kensington/Kingsford
Light Rail Route
Mascot
Kingsford-Smith
International Airport
Maro
14 Maroubra
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Your pathway UNSW Global
pathways
Explore UNSW Global’s
three unique, market-
leading university pathways
and a range of other
options
programs that can help you
achieve your academic and
career goals.
for success. Pathway 1*
High school Foundation Studies
Programs
Year 11/12
• Prepare for life at university
in Australia
• Build your proficiency
Foundation Studies in English and
academic subjects
• Create your pathway to a
successful career through a
UNSW Sydney
Why study at Who is it for?
Students who want to study a bachelors degree
Undergraduate degree, Year 1
UNSW bachelors degree
UNSW Global?
but have missed out on direct entry because they
haven’t finished high school, their qualifications are
not recognised, they have not met the entry criteria,
or they need some additional English tuition.
Diploma Programs
If you do not meet the entry requirements Pathway 2*
for UNSW, you can choose from multiple Progression to UNSW • Fast-track to Second Year of
pathway options that will help you get into a your UNSW bachelors degree
When you successfully complete your pathway
• Receive two qualifications:
bachelors degree at UNSW Sydney - one of program, and meet the grade point average (GPA)
the world’s top 50 universities. and English language requirements, you will gain
High school a Diploma and a Degree
• Study Business, Computer
QS World University Rankings, 2020
entry to your chosen UNSW bachelors degree. If Year 12
Science, Engineering
you are studying Foundation Studies and do not
or Science
meet the GPA required to enter first year, you may
What is a pathway? have the option to complete a Diploma Program
before progressing to second year at UNSW. Diploma
Pathway programs are tailored for international
students and prepare you for success at University.*
UNSW Global pathways^ include Foundation Studies
Programs, Diploma Programs and English Language UNSW Sydney
Courses. These programs and courses are designed English Language Courses
Undergraduate degree, Year 2
to give you the academic knowledge and English • Prepare for academic
language skills needed to meet the entry requirements excellence
to a university degree, while making your transition UNSW Foundation Studies will help • Get a head start on your
into UNSW Sydney as smooth as possible. me gain direct entry into a Bachelor of global career
Commerce/Information Systems, which • Build your English
will help start my career. skills for entry into
Diploma and Foundation
-
Studies Programs, and
Sahel Mohammed
*
Students who become Australian permanent residents or Australian An English pathway may be required prior to commencing your program.
UNSW bachelors and
India *
citizens during a Diploma Program will be subject to additional
For more information, see page 50. On completion of a Foundation masters degrees
competitive processes for entry to a UNSW Sydney degree program. Foundation Studies
Studies Program, if the GPA requirements are not met, students may be
^
UNSW Global Pty Limited (ABN 62 086 418 582) delivers UNSW
eligible to study a Diploma Program and then progress to second year of
Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs on behalf of UNSW
Sydney under UNSW CRICOS Provider Code 00098G. their chosen UNSW degree.
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Access free learning support
options outside of class time
1. Weekly consultations
Receive specialist one‑on‑one
tutoring sessions, where
experienced teachers are
available every week to
answer your questions.
2. Specialist workshops
Join small-group teaching
sessions that are designed to
A supported
help you master more challenging
knowledge and skills.
3. Learning support
In addition to UNSW’s world-class
library, you’ll have access to other
learning
learning resources, assistance
for independent learning as well
as support from peer leaders
and classmates in an after-hours
Study Club.
experience.
4. Conversation club
Enjoy a fun way to meet new friends
and improve your conversation skills,
which are critical for your success
at university.
5. Online resources
You’ll have 24/7 access to a host of
resources including learning guides,
As part of your pathway program, you can access a range of
sample assessments and study
learning support services and online resources, designed to help
activities, via the campus Wi-Fi or
you achieve your learning and personal goals at no extra cost.
at home.
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Places
to live.
Room to grow.
Once you have decided to live in Sydney, you’ll want to find your
home away from home. UNSW has a variety of on and off campus
student accommodation options to suit your needs. Live within
walking distance of your classes, close to the beach and make
life‑long friends with your roommates from around the world.
Urbanest Darling Square
Accommodation near UNSW
UniLodge@UNSW Scape
UniLodge@UNSW campus is specifically designed for Centrally located in Darlington, Scape is one of the
UNSW Global students under 18 years of age. It is a great newest student residences in Sydney. It’s a boutique-style
option if you want a supported introduction to independent
living, right next to UNSW.
accommodation with an urban vibe. This accommodation
is suitable for all ages.
Other accommodation
For more information, visit
unilodge.com.au/student-accommodation-sydney/unsw
For more information, visit
scape.com/en-au/student-accommodation/sydney options (over 18 only).
UNSW New College Homestay Private Rental Apartments
UNSW New College is located on the UNSW campus and Homestay is a good option for all ages if you want to For many this is more affordable and more flexible Apartments offer more of an independent style of
is an approved accommodation provider for UNSW Global immerse yourself in local culture by living with Australians option for students. Costs can vary depending living. There are apartments on and off-campus and
students under 18 years of age. in their homes. Typically, this includes a fully furnished on location, condition and the number of rooms. costs vary depending on the number of rooms and
room, use of the home facilities, breakfast and dinner. Gas Typically, costs range from A$150 - $300 per student, the location.
For more information, visit newcollege.unsw.edu.au
and electricity expenses are generally included in the rent. per week in a shared house or apartment.
For accommodation enquiries and assistance,
For more information, visit
please contact:
Urbanest unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/accommodation
Colleges accommodation@unswglobal.unsw.edu.au
Urbanest is one of Australia’s largest student
Choose from full board, partly catered, or
accommodation providers. Suitable for all ages, if you are For more information, visit
To help you secure your preferred accommodation, self‑catered accommodation. There is also a range
unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/accommodation
a UNSW Global student under or over 18 years of age, you
we recommend that you apply for a place as soon of gender‑specific options including male‑only,
can stay at Urbanest’s Darling Square, Darling House or
as possible. female‑only and mixed. Most colleges cater for dietary
Quay Street properties.
requirements like halal, kosher and vegetarian.
For more information, visit urbanest.com.au/sydney
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Accommodation
options
Homestay
Find your place
2020 weekly rate 2020 weekly rate
Configuration Catering Bathroom options Configuration Catering Bathroom options
(per student) (per student)
UNSW Managed Colleges (18 + only) Under 18 accommodation
The Kensington A$532.45 Twin share studio, twin
Colleges Fully catered – Urbanest Darling Ensuite & shared
Ensuite & shared (shared bathroom) ensuite room, single ensuite Self-catered A$389 – A$689
Single rooms Square (all ages) single sex options
Basser, Philip Baxter 19 meals per week unisex options A$587.15 room and large studio
and Goldstein (ensuite room)
Urbanest Darling
Colombo House Single rooms Self-catered Ensuite A$436.65 Fully catered – Ensuite & shared
House Twin share or private studio A$589 – A$679
21 meals per week single sex options
Fully catered –
Single rooms Ensuite A$586.65 (all ages)
Fig Tree Hall
19 meals per week
Part catered – breakfast Scape Location –
UNSW Hall Single rooms Shared unisex A$395.75 Studio apartments and Ensuite & shared
& dinner Darlington Self-catered A$489 – A$659
2-bedroom apartments single sex options
Fully catered – (all ages)
International House Single rooms Shared unisex A$287.35
21 meals per week
UniLodge@UNSW Studio apartments, 2–5 Ensuite & shared
Self-catered A$442 – A$580
(all ages) bedroom apartments single sex options
Affiliated Colleges (18 + only)
Fully catered – New College Fully catered – Ensuite & shared
Ensuite & shared A$487 (shared bathroom) Single rooms A$465 – A$522
Shalom College Single rooms 21 meals per week single sex options
19 meals per week single sex options A$557 (ensuite room) (on campus, all ages)
Fully catered – Ensuite & shared A$410 (shared bathroom)
Creston College Single rooms
21 meals per week unisex options A$445 (ensuite room) On campus apartments (18+ only)
Fully catered –
Warrane College Single rooms Shared unisex A$460 – A$600 Barker Street Studio, 2, 3 and 5-bedroom
21 meals per week Self-catered Shared unisex From A$340.10
Apartments apartments.
Privately owned Studio and 1-bedroom
University Terraces Self-catered Ensuite A$433.65 – A$557.45
apartments
Homestay Part catered – breakfast
Single rooms Shared unisex A$250 – A$350
(all ages) & dinner Mulwarree Apartments 5-bedroom apartments Self-catered Shared unisex From A$304.40
High Street 1 and 2-bedroom
Self-catered Ensuite A$495 - A$696.50
Apartments apartments
Single-room apartments A$403 per apartment, A$443 per
New College Village Optional catering Ensuite
and studios studio
1-bedroom studios and Ensuite & shared
UNSW Village Self-catered A$310.70 – A$489.20
1–8-bedroom apartments unisex options
Accommodation costs are subject to change and are indicative only.
For more information on locally listed private proprieties, visit: studystays.unsw.edu.au Wi-Fi available in all accommodation options. Wired available in some options.
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A place
to make
new I live near the campus, my accommodation
is really close to the law library. This really
supports my studies as I can stay there
friends.
until late and safely get home afterwards.
-
Yin Ziqi, China
UEEC
As a UNSW Global student, you are On our campus, you have access to accommodation, Have fun and meet
connected to the wider UNSW community: cafés and restaurants, supermarket, banks and
new people
active, vibrant and diverse. ATMs. Student specific facilities include libraries,
the religious centre, the student support centre, Take part in a wide range of activities,
UNSW fitness and aquatic centre, tennis courts and organised just for you by our Student
You’ll love studying at UNSW Global. When you are
sporting fields. Health and lifestyle services including Services Team. Join an introductory
a UNSW Global student, you are studying on the
a medical clinic, optometrist, dentist, doctor and tour of Sydney, a student excursion to
UNSW campus with over 60,000 other students and
physiotherapist are also available to you. popular Sydney attractions, and attend fun
in the heart of an active, vibrant, and diverse student
sporting and cultural events.
community. Our classes are held across the road from
the main UNSW campus and a short bus ride from Make local and international friends by
some of Sydney’s famous beaches, parks, shopping Access to health services joining Arc, UNSW’s student association.
centres and the city centre. You will also have access to medical and dental As an Arc member, you’ll have access
services at UNSW Health Services, and free, to over 300 student clubs and societies,
confidential consultations at UNSW Counselling and practise your hobbies and connect with
Get settled at Orientation Day Psychological Services (CAPS). students who share the same interests.
Your first day at UNSW Global is Orientation Day. You
will receive your student card, class timetable and
learn more about student life in Sydney. You will also
enjoy lunch with your new classmates, meet teachers
and take a UNSW campus tour with our Global
Student Volunteers – current students who are very
excited to meet you!
Enjoy a quality campus experience
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Friendly and
supportive.
We’re here
for you.
Whitehouse near UNSW Village
Arrival support Your study style Join a leadership program Work in Sydney
When you arrive at Sydney airport, you can get to At UNSW Global, we focus on ‘blended learning’: a At UNSW Global, you will have the opportunity to Normally, you are eligible to work up to 20 hours a
your accommodation by public transport, taxi or by combination of face-to-face teaching, and online participate in our dynamic Leadership Program. In week during term and full-time during holidays on
booking our Airport Pickup service. You can book our resources and support. You can access our learning this program, we will inform and empower you with your Australian Student Visa. But check your visa rules
pickup service (for an additional cost) once you have technologies anytime, anywhere on campus with your the skills to become a better leader while having fun to make sure you are allowed to work before you start
accepted your program offer. Under 18 students must own phone, laptop or tablet, through campus Wi-Fi. and making connections with your peers. Key topics looking for a job. Read the rules at
use an approved airport pickup service. You also have access to outstanding libraries and of focus include personal leadership, self-awareness, immi.homeaffairs.gov.au
computer lab facilities on the main UNSW campus. understanding and demonstrating empathy, team
A great way to start your Sydney experience is by If you have questions about your pay and conditions
performance, personal branding, communication and
joining our Sydney Basics Tour – a guided tour around Our dedicated Learning Support Unit offers at work, visit fairwork.gov.au - information is
public speaking.
the beautiful city and harbour. course‑specific consultations, Study Club, workshops available in 27 languages.
with teachers, and our popular ‘Conversation Club’ all Delivered as part of the Foundation Studies Program
For more information in relation to finding a job in
to help support, practise and improve your academic in a workshop format, our Leadership Program will
Australia, visit study.sydney/work/finding-a-job
Feel supported and English language skills. give you the skills you need to become a well-rounded
leader and prepare you for your future career. You will For more information, visit
Our Student Services staff are here to answer your
cover topics like: unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/student-support
questions and support you throughout your UNSW
Global journey. Whether you have a personal or • The meaning of leadership and
academic issue, our Student Advisers can meet personal leadership
with you individually. If you need to discuss your • Self-awareness and personal branding
homestay or accommodation, a member of our • Public speaking and communication
Accommodation team is ready to help. • Conflict management
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Under 18 How to apply
for your Student
Student Care Program
Care Step 1
Choose one of the below Care Arrangements options:
1. Live in Sydney with your parent/legal guardian or
other relative who agrees to take care of you. If you
Program
choose this option You must first nominate the
relative through the Department of Home Affairs
(DHA). Visit immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/
getting-a-visa/visa-listing/student-500/
welfare-arrangements-students-under-18
2. Apply to UNSW Global for Confirmation of
Appropriate Accommodation and Welfare. With this
option you will have to live in UNSW Global Approved
Accommodation. You can choose to live in:
• UNSW Global approved student accommodation
(see pages 20 ‑ 23), under additional supervision
and care by our Accommodation team, or
• a selection of UNSW Global approved homestay
providers including Oz Homestay, Homestay
Network, Global Experience, Study Vision, Auzzie
As a student, you’ll experience: Parents will receive: Families, Australian Homestay Network.*
Your home away from home
UNSW Global is one of Australia’s most experienced • A customised Orientation Program • Parent Information Sessions
education and care providers for international students that includes specialised workshops to in English or Mandarin by our Step 2
who are under 18 years of age. We have carefully selected help you settle into your new study and Student Advisors. Submit your application, your Confirmation of Appropriate
accommodation options for you, with systems and processes home life. Accommodation and Welfare (CAAW) form and proof of
• Results and Progress
in place to support your safety and wellbeing. If you are your accommodation arrangements in Sydney.
• Regular one-on-one Student Adviser Reports detailing their child’s
an under 18 student, we can support you with appropriate consultations, where you can progress and personal
accommodation and welfare arrangements which are discuss personal, enrolment and welfare within our Foundation Step 3
required before you can be granted a student visa. accommodation issues. Studies or Diploma After careful consideration we will issue a CAAW letter,
Programs. confirming we have approved your accommodation and will
• Regular feedback on your academic
provide support and care.
progress and attendance, including • Assurance that their child will
Get the right support while you’re studying
communication with your teachers. be supported and monitored
in Australia by our Student Support staff Step 4
• Access to UNSW services including
To provide care that best supports your study, safety, throughout the year. Apply for your student visa, with your CAAW approval letter
counselling and psychological services,
accommodation and welfare needs, we work closely with: and appropriate accommodation and welfare arrangements
UNSW social and student clubs and
in place. For more information, visit
• You • Accommodation providers relevant events.
unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/application/under-18
• Your parents • Student Support teams
• Your teachers • Other service providers
The UNSW Global Student Support team is highly trained
in the unique needs of younger students. Student Advisers
follow a specifically designed care program to make sure
Please note there may be additional associated fees with care
*
that you have the best possible experience in Australia. arrangements/guardianship, under 18 monitoring and airport pick-up.
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Foundation
Studies Programs
Where your Global journey starts.
High school UNSW Foundation Studies Programs
Year 11/12 Provide pathways to all UNSW bachelor
degree programs.
• Range from 4 to 15 months in length
English Language (pathway) (based on your academic and English
language background).
FEEC, Foundation English
Entry Course (if required) • Enable you to study under the instruction of
experienced teachers with your international
peers, in a diverse global community.
• Ensure you are supported throughout
Foundation Studies Program
your UNSW Global experience, with extra
4 – 15 months consultations, Study Club and learning support
resources. As you transition into UNSW, you’ll be
perfectly placed to meet the academic demands
of your chosen degree.
UNSW Sydney
Undergraduate degree, Year 1
In Term 1 2019 UNSW Business School, Engineering
and Built Environment (Architecture) were the top
three Faculties that Foundation students progressed
into followed by Arts and Social Sciences, Science,
Art and Design, Law and Medicine.
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Why complete a
Foundation Studies Program
Over 85% of students from our Foundation Studies Programs progress to university.
Challenge
Over 30,000
students have completed our
University experience
with lectures and tutorials,
Over 30 years of
experience preparing
Program
Foundation Studies Programs, for an easy transition to students for university.
enjoying success at university university learning. Challenge yourself
and in their careers.
UNSW Global’s Challenge Program is your
opportunity to practice what you have
learned through Foundation Studies and
apply these skills outside the classroom.
Challenge Week in Terms 1 and 2 consists
of five days of exciting academic, social
and wellbeing activities designed to get
1st Small classes Expert teachers you out of your comfort zone and help
you grow. During the Challenge Program
Foundation Program with up to 20 students who are committed and
you will participate in activities that will
in Australia. per class so you receive experienced in teaching
help you:
individual attention. international students,
in an engaging and • Test your knowledge
supportive manner. • Put skills learned in the classroom
into practice
• Meet some amazing people and form
new friendships
• Learn about the diverse city and
culture of Sydney
Enjoy Foundation Studies supportive learning experience for students through: • Develop your communication skills
UNSW Foundation Studies helped me by laying out
the basic skills I needed to know and showing me
how things are taught in Australia so I don’t find it
Assisted learning Academic support Social support too difficult to adjust when I start my degree.
-
Monica Andrea Macapagal
Philippines
Personalised English language Ongoing Social clubs Foundation Studies
Study clubs Peer support
learning support Assessments and societies
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A Foundation Studies Stream is the area of study that relates to the bachelors degree you want to complete.
• Our streams are designed to prepare you for all UNSW bachelors degrees.
• All streams are available in Extended, Standard and Standard Plus Foundation Studies Programs.
• The Transition Program offers the Physical Science, Life Science, Commerce, Design, and Actuarial Studies streams only.
Foundation Studies Transition students who are planning to study an Arts & Social Sciences degree should choose either the Commerce or
the Design stream.
will get you there. Physical or Life Science Commerce or Actuarial Studies
Structure Popular bachelors Structure Popular bachelors
Academic English (10) degree programs Academic English (10) degree programs
+ +
• Aviation • Accounting
Communication for Communication for
• Biomedical Sciences • Actuarial Studies
success (2) success (2)
+ • Engineering • Arts
+
Computing for Academic • Food Science • Banking
Computing for Academic
Purposes (4) • Health and Purposes (4) • Economics
+ Exercise Science + • Finance
Chemistry (10) • Medical Science Accounting (4) • International Business
+ • Medicine • Marketing
UNSW Foundation Studies Programs can help you meet the academic Maths S (Science) (12)
+
• Optometry Business Law (4) • Social Science
and English entry requirements for a bachelors degree at UNSW Sydney. +
• Psychology • some Law degrees
+
Physics / Biology (10)
• Science Economics (10)
The program is for you, if you: Total Units: 48 • Technology +
Management (4)
• Have completed at least 11 years of schooling or finished high school. +
• Just missed out on entry to a UNSW Sydney degree or Diploma Program. Maths C (Commerce) (10)
/ Maths S (Science) (12)
• Want to study at UNSW.
Total Units: 48 / 50
We have a range of programs depending on your academic
and English language levels. To find out which program you are Arts & Social Sciences Design
eligible for, refer to entry requirements on page 56.
Structure Popular bachelors Structure Popular bachelors
• Short and intensive Academic English (10) degree programs Academic English (10) degree programs
Transition Program
• Physical Science, Life Science, Commerce, Design and + • Arts + • Architectural Studies
4 months Actuarial Studies Streams only Communication for Communication for success
• Arts and Business • Construction
success (2) (2)
• Fast-paced • Criminology Management
Standard Program + +
• Prepares you for your undergraduate program • Economics and Property
Computing for Academic Computing for Design (6)
9 months • All Streams available Purposes (4) • Education • Design
+
+ • International Studies • Fine Arts
Culture and Communication
Standard Plus Program • Slow-paced and supportive • Languages • Industrial Design
Culture and (12)
• For students who have not met the entry requirements for • Media (Communications • Interior or Landscape
12 months Communications (12) +
the Standard Program
+ and Journalism; Design (12) Architecture
• All Streams available
International Issues and Public Relations and + • Media
• Slow-paced and supportive Perspective (10) Advertising; Screen Math E (Essentials) 6 • Media Arts
Extended Program
• Suitable for students who require additional English support + and Sound) • Planning
15 months • All Streams available Management (4) • Music Total Units: 48 • Social Science
+ • Philosophy
Maths E (Essentials) (6) The Transition Design stream
• Politics includes 4 courses only.
For more information, visit unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/foundation • Social Science
Total Units: 48
• Social Work Structure
• some Law degrees
Design (22)
+
Academic English (10)
Scholarships +
Scholarships of up to A$7,500 are available for Foundation Computing for Design (10)
+
Studies Programs for high achieving students. Management (6)
Total Units: 48
For more information, visit unsw.global/scholarships
For information on entry requirements for your undergraduate degree, refer to pages 57.
The Foundation Studies Standard, Standard Plus and Extended programs meet the requirements for Foundation Programs which have been registered on CRICOS for delivery in
Australia to overseas students providing an academic preparation for seeking entry to First Year undergraduate study or its equivalent. Foundation Studies Programs (CRICOS To confirm courses and streams of study before your program begins, contact UNSW Global Admissions at:
Provider Code 00098G), Transition Program (CRICOS Course Code 060623E), Standard Foundation Studies Program (CRICOS Course Code 000725G), Standard Plus Foundation
Studies Program (CRICOS Course Code 019277D), Extended Foundation Studies Program (CRICOS Course Code 095626B).
admissions@unswglobal.unsw.edu.au
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UNSW Diploma
Programs
Fast track yourself to success.
High school A UNSW Diploma in Business, Computer Science,
Engineering or Science provides you with a fast track
Year 12 to success. The programs have been designed as an
alternative path for international students who have
just missed out on direct entry to a UNSW degree.
Successfully completing the 12-month program will
English Language (pathway) allow you to progress into second year of a UNSW
UEEC, University English bachelors degree in Business, Computer Science,
Entry Course (if required) Engineering or Science.
As a diploma student you will:
Diploma Program • Gain direct entry to Second Year of UNSW’s undergraduate
in Business, Computer Science,
degrees in Business, Computer Science, Engineering or
Engineering or Science Science on successful completion of your program.
• Graduate at the same time as your friends at UNSW.
12 months
• Enjoy smaller tutorial classes and have access to additional
free tutoring and consultation at no additional cost.
• Access the same facilities and resources as First Year
UNSW Sydney undergraduate students.
Undergraduate degree, Year 2 • Earn two UNSW Sydney qualifications by the time you
complete your degree - a diploma and a bachelors degree.
For more information, visit unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/diploma
Scholarships
Scholarships of up to A$7,500 are available for Diploma
Programs for high achieving students.
For more information, visit unsw.global/scholarships
UNSW Diploma Programs CRICOS Provider Code 00098G, Diploma in Engineering CRICOS Course Code 095863M, Diploma in Science CRICOS Course Code 095862A, Diploma in
Business CRICOS Course Code 102394F, Diploma in Computer Science CRICOS Course Code 102393G.
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Diploma in
Business
A Diploma in Business at UNSW is your first step to a career in business,
with a direct pathway to Second Year at the prestigious UNSW Business
School. Once you successfully complete a UNSW Diploma in Business,
you will progress to Second Year at UNSW to study a Bachelor of
Commerce or Bachelor of Economics.
No. 1 in Australia for Accounting and Finance
and 15th in the world.
QS world university rankings by subject, 2020
No. 2 in Australia for Business
and Management
QS world university rankings by subject, 2020
Study
Courses which are equivalent to First Year courses at UNSW.
You will also study a Communication and Academic Literacy
course so you are well prepared for your further degree studies.
The 12 month program is divided into three 12 week terms.
Successfully complete a Diploma in Business and progress to second year at UNSW.
For program dates and fees see page 58. Choose from one of the majors below.
Bachelor of Commerce majors
Accounting Financial Technology Marketing
Business Analytics Human Resource Management Taxation
The support students receive from teachers is what Business Economics Information Systems
sets the Diploma program apart. There is a large Finance International Business
amount of contact with lecturers and more opportunity
to discuss content and homework. Students also have
more time to complete the course than they would in
the first year of an undergraduate degree.
–
Diploma teacher
Dr Johann-Heinrich Schonfeldt Note: Diploma in Business students must achieve an average of 60% across all academic courses to be guaranteed entry to Second Year at UNSW.
If you wish to study a major not on this list you may be eligible to receive credit for courses that are common.
Diploma in Business CRICOS Course Code 102394F
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Computer
Science
Take the first step in your study of the design, construction and uses of
computer systems with a Diploma in Computer Science at UNSW, for a
direct pathway into Second Year at Australia’s top Engineering faculty.
Once you successfully complete a UNSW Diploma in Computer Science,
you will progress to Second Year of a Bachelor of Science (Computer
Science) at UNSW.
No. 1 in Australia for Engineering
QS world university rankings by subject, 2020 and ARWU Shanghai subject rankings 2020
No. 30 in the world for Computer Science
US News and World Report Rankings, 2020
Study
Courses which are equivalent to First Year courses at UNSW.
You will also study a Communication and Academic Literacy
course so you are well prepared for your further degree studies.
The 12 month program is divided into three 12 week terms.
For program dates and fees see page 58.
Successfully complete a Diploma in Computer Science and progress to
second year at UNSW. Choose from one of the specialisations below.
Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) specialisations
The Diploma program offers a more personalised
introduction to your UNSW degree. Small class Artificial Intelligence eCommerce systems Security Engineering
sizes allow you to get to know your lecturers and Computer Networks Embedded Systems
tutors. The program runs at a slower pace than the
standard first year courses, helping you to balance Database systems Programming Languages
your study and non-study time with less pressure.
–
Diploma teacher
Dr Noel Hanna
Note: Diploma in Computer Science students must achieve a pass across all Diploma courses to be guaranteed entry into Second Year at UNSW.
Diploma of Computer Science CRICOS Course Code 102393G
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Diploma in
Engineering
A Diploma in Engineering is your first step to achieving your career goals
of working in one of the many exciting areas of engineering. It allows you
to transition straight into second year of a UNSW degree program and
exit with a full UNSW Engineering Honours degree.
No. 1 in Australia for Engineering
QS world university rankings by subject, 2020 and ARWU Shanghai subject rankings 2020
Study
Courses which are equivalent to First Year courses at UNSW.
You will also study a Communication and Academic Literacy
course so you are well prepared for your further degree studies.
The 12 month program is divided into three 12 week terms.
For program dates and fees see page 58.
Successfully complete a Diploma in Engineering and progress to second year
at UNSW. Choose from one of the specialisations below.
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) specialisations
Aerospace Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechatronic Engineering
Being a leading university in Australia Bioinformatics Environmental Engineering Mining Engineering
and worldwide, UNSW has an astounding
Chemical Engineering Materials Science & Engineering Petroleum Engineering
reputation in creating career-driven, well
equipped students in this day and age. I Chemical Product Engineering Mechanical Engineering Photovoltaics & Solar Energy
would also like to add that it is one of the best Civil Engineering Mechanical & Manufacturing Renewable Energy Engineering
universities in the field of computer science Engineering
which is what I am currently studying. Computer Engineering Telecommunications
–
Yousif Midhat Khalid
Iraq Note: Diploma in Engineering students must achieve a pass across all Diploma courses to be guaranteed entry into Second Year at UNSW.
If you wish to study a major not on this list you may be eligible to receive credit for courses that are common.
Diploma in Engineering CRICOS Course Code 095863M
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in Science
A Diploma in Science is a powerful program to further your study and
develop a career in the sciences. Join the brightest students from around
the world, learn from award-winning academics, access world-class
facilities and connect with industry leaders. It allows you to transition
straight into second year of a UNSW degree program and exit with a full
UNSW Science degree.
No. 1 in Australia for research
Excellence in Research in Australia report, 2018/19
Top 5 subjects in the Top 50 globally
QS world university rankings by subject, 2020
Study
Courses which are equivalent to First Year courses at UNSW.
You will also study a Communication and Academic Literacy
course so you are well prepared for your further degree studies.
The 12 month program is divided into three 12 week terms.
For program dates and fees see page 58.
Successfully complete a Diploma in Science and progress to second year at
UNSW. Choose from one of the specialisations below.
Bachelor of Science specialisations
My country’s curriculum is not included in Anatomy Mathematics Physical Oceanography
UNSW’s accepted curriculums. By studying at Biology* Marine and Coastal* Physics
UNSW Global, I received a chance to continue
Chemistry Microbiology Physiology
my studies at UNSW directly after finishing
my Diploma Program in UNSW Global, which Food Science *
Molecular & Cell Biology Statistics
is equivalent to first-year undergraduate Genetics Pathology
studies of my intended degree.
– Materials Science Pharmacology
Claudia Velda Widjaja
Indonesia Specific courses are required in second year, which may increase program duration.
*
Note: Diploma in Science students must achieve a pass across all Diploma courses to be guaranteed entry into Second Year at UNSW.
If you wish to study a major not on this list you may be eligible to receive credit for courses that are common.
Diploma in Science CRICOS Course Code 095862A
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English
Language
Courses
Improve If you want to study an academic pathway program, or
an undergraduate or postgraduate degree, there’s an Which English course is for you?
your English English course for you.
UNSW Global’s English pathway courses are designed
Prepare for Prepare for a
language skills at to help you improve your skills so you can meet the
UNSW English language entry requirements. They
Purpose Foundation Studies diploma or degree
UNSW Global. also prepare you for success at university and in
your global career.
Foundation English Entry University English Entry
Course Course: See page 50 Course: See page 52
UNSW Global English Language Courses offer:
• Flexibility with a range of courses available at different
levels, lengths and for a variety of purposes
• The very best preparation for academic success at UNSW, Foundation Studies Diploma Program at UNSW Global
and your global career
Progression Program at UNSW Global Degree Program at UNSW
• Testing and teacher training
• Foundation English Entry Courses (FEEC), Essential
Academic English (EAE), and University English Entry
Courses (UEEC) – suitable for you if you haven’t met English
entry requirements for our Foundation Studies Programs or
simply want to improve your English to enter a diploma or
degree program at UNSW.
English Language Programs CRICOS Provider code: 01020K, Foundation English Entrance Course CRICOS Code 080691E, University English Entrance Course
CRICOS Course code: 080692D. Essential Academic English CRICOS Course Code 043923A.
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Why study
English at
UNSW Global.
Our courses are delivered by Australia’s first university languages centre.
We have over 50 years of experience in language teaching.
Over 4,000 students progress through our courses each year.
Classes are delivered at the UNSW campuses, giving you access to the
university facilities and social surroundings.
The English language course really helped me
to develop my study skills. I was able to develop
key skills that would help me at university such
as the best way to format notes in the lecture.
–
Meiwei Chen
China
English Language Courses
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Foundation English Entry Course (FEEC)
UNSW Global’s Foundation English Entry Course (FEEC) has been
developed to support students with their English language skills
prior to beginning their Foundation Studies Program.
Progression
Foundation
English Foundation Undergraduate
Entry Studies Program
Course
Why FEEC?
• Successfully complete the program and progress into a
Foundation Studies Program without further English testing.
• Learn from highly qualified and experienced teachers who
understand your needs.
• Build a network of friends and peers before starting your
Foundation Studies Program.
• Access independent learning support guided by one-to-one
consultations with teachers, helping you navigate the online
learning portal, and develop reading and academic skills.
• Access additional skills workshops that support success
throughout the course.
• Develop a broad vocabulary and navigate studying in
Basser Steps
Australia through weekly reading and listening themes.
• Prepare for key assessments and advance to Foundation
Studies through a strong skills-focus.
For course entry requirements, dates and fees see pages
56 and 59.
English You will learn how to:
•
•
Present, discuss and contribute to group work
Take notes in lectures
pathway
• Read academic texts and develop research skills
• Write in an academic tone
• Use the appropriate grammar and pronunciation
• Develop independent learning strategies.
to Foundation For more information, visit unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/feec
Studies Foundation English Entrance Course CRICOS Course Code 080691E
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English
University English Entry Course (UEEC)
UNSW Global’s University English Entry Course (UEEC) will help
you meet the UNSW English language entry requirements to
undertake a diploma or degree program at UNSW. Depending on
your current level of English, you may need to complete a 10, 15
pathway
or 20-week course.
Progression
to University
University Diploma Program/
English Entrance Undergraduate degree/
Course Postgraduate degree
Why UEEC?
• Improve your academic English language, literacy and digital
skills, giving you a strong head start for UNSW
• Progress to UNSW once you successfully complete the
program. On average, 90% of students’ progress to UNSW
• Learn a range of useful skills, from research and writing
processes, to accessing academic information via
the UNSW online learning portal to prepare you for
university assignments
• Get an authentic university experience through lessons and
tasks based on actual UNSW lectures and readings on a
range of topics and issues of global importance, relevant to
any discipline
• Develop collaborative and independent learning skills during
supportive and hands-on lessons
• Receive individual feedback in weekly consultations so that
you know exactly what to practise and how to improve
• Build your confidence for university by practising
communication for real situations and getting to know
UNSW faculties
For course entry requirements, dates and fees see pages
56 and 59.
You will learn how to:
• Give academic presentations
• Contribute effectively and confidently to discussions
• Read university-level text
• Develop independent learning strategies
• Use established academic conventions
• Listen and process authentic lectures, discussion and
media reports
For more information, visit unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/ueec
University English Entrance Course CRICOS Course code: 080692D
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How to apply
Step 1 – Choose your degree
Decide on your preferred UNSW Sydney degree program. You must choose your
UNSW Sydney degree to determine which stream you will study.
For more information on degrees available, visit
unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/programs-courses/unsw-degree-choices/
Step 2 – Check the entry requirements
If you don’t meet the direct entry requirements for a University degree, you have the
option to complete a pathway program.
What is important for you to check:
• Academic Entry Requirements
• English Entry Requirements
Choose a course or program based on the above entry requirements.
Step 3 – Prepare your documents
You will need the following certified copies of your:
• Academic Qualifications (translated into English)
• Evidence of English language proficiency (if applicable)
• Passport, visa or birth certificate
See our guidelines at unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/document-certification
Please note: If you are under 18 additional documentation will be required. For more
information, visit unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/under-18-authorisation
Step 4 – Apply online
Scholarships.
Go to unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/apply
Agents: Lodge with a UNSW Global representative in your country.
For more information on agents, visit unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/agents
For the brightest
Step 5 – Accept your offer
Once we approve your application, you will receive a Letter of Offer with instructions on:
• Accepting your offer
• Paying your deposit and fees
minds.
Step 6 – Apply for your visa
Once the steps above have been completed, you will receive an electronic Confirmation
of Enrolment (CoE) from our Admissions team. For more information on how to apply
for a student visa, visit: homeaffairs.gov.au/Trav/Stud
Step 7 – Attend Orientation and begin your studies
Orientation has been designed to set you up for success. Please remember that
UNSW Pathway Scholarship* UNSW Global Academic Award* attendance at Orientation is compulsory for all students. You will receive more
At UNSW Global we reward academic excellence. Students who successfully complete a UNSW Global information about your specific Orientation session by email. Then you will begin your
UNSW Global offers scholarships of up to A$7,500 to Foundation Studies Program and intend to progress studies at UNSW Global, starting your pathway to UNSW.
high-achieving international students, to contribute to a UNSW bachelors degree are eligible for the UNSW
to their Foundation Studies or Diploma Program. Global Academic Award of up to $10,000. For more information on how to apply, visit unswglobal.unsw.edu.au/how-to-apply
For more information, For more information, visit
visit unsw.global/scholarships international.unsw.edu.au/2020-scholarships
*Terms and conditions apply
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