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UAC Guide 2021–22
Important information 2021–22
Dates relate to UAC applications only. Times indicated in this Guide are based on Sydney time.
Application dates
Thursday 1 April 2021 Undergraduate applications open
Thursday 15 April 2021 International undergraduate applications open
Sunday 19 September 2021 Schools Recommendation Scheme applications close
Thursday 30 September 2021 Early bird applications close*
Friday 4 February 2022 Applications close for semester 1, 2022
Some courses have early closing dates set by the institutions. Check the course descriptions on UAC’s website at uac.edu.au/search.
* To avoid a higher processing charge, early bird applications must be completed, paid for and submitted by midnight on Thursday 30 September 2021.
Processing charges
Early bird Thursday 1 April – midnight Thursday 30 September 2021 $70
Standard Friday 1 October 2021 – Friday 4 February 2022 $200
All fees and charges are in Australian dollars, not refundable under any circumstances (except as required by law) and subject to change after 30 June 2021.
Applications must be completed, paid for and submitted by midnight on the relevant closing date. For a complete list of UAC fees and charges, go to uac.edu.au.
Year 12 results and ATAR dates
All dates determined by external organisations are subject to change.
2021 NSW HSC students 2021 ACT Year 12 students
Friday 10 December 2021 Thursday 9 December 2021
2021 NSW HSC results released by NESA from 6am Statement (including ATAR) issued by ACT Board of Senior Secondary
ATARs released by UAC on UAC’s website from 9am Studies. Students should collect their certificates from their college on
or after this date
International Baccalaureate (IB) students Friday 10 December 2021
Sunday 2 January 2022 ATARs released by UAC on UAC’s website from 9am
Results released by IB Cardiff, UK
Key offer dates
All dates are subject to change. For the latest information, check uac.edu.au/key-dates.
Undergraduate
To ensure your application is assessed in time for a particular offer round, apply and provide your additional documentation as early as possible.
The main offer rounds for Year 12 students are December Round 2 and January Round 1.
Apply and pay by Upload PDF documents by Change preferences Offers released at
Offer round midnight on midnight on by midnight on^ 7.30am on
November Round 1 Thu 21 Oct 2021 Thu 28 Oct 2021 Thu 4 Nov 2021 Fri 12 Nov 2021
November Round 2 Thu 4 Nov 2021 Tue 9 Nov 2021 Thu 18 Nov 2021 Thu 25 Nov 2021
December Round 1 Mon 8 Nov 2021 Fri 12 Nov 2021 Thu 2 Dec 2021 Thu 9 Dec 2021
December Round 2 Mon 15 Nov 2021 Mon 22 Nov 2021 Mon 13 Dec 2021 Mon 20 Dec 2021
January Round 1 Thu 9 Dec 2021 Tue 28 Dec 2021 Thu 6 Jan 2022 Thu 13 Jan 2022
January Round 2 Thu 6 Jan 2022 Tue 11 Jan 2022 Thu 20 Jan 2022 Thu 27 Jan 2022
February Round 1 Thu 20 Jan 2022 Thu 27 Jan 2022 Thu 27 Jan 2022 Thu 3 Feb 2022
February Round 2 Fri 4 Feb 2022* Fri 4 Feb 2022 Fri 4 Feb 2022 Thu 10 Feb 2022
March Round 1 Fri 4 Feb 2022* Thu 24 Feb 2022 Thu 24 Feb 2022 Thu 3 Mar 2022
* This is the final closing date to apply for courses starting semester 1, 2022. Note that for February Round 2, the application, document upload and change of preference
deadlines are all on the same day.
^ There are short periods before each offer round when you are unable to change your preferences in your application.
International
Conditional offers: You will receive a conditional offer approximately 48 hours after you have successfully submitted your application.
You may use this as part of your pre-visa assessment if required. It does not make you eligible to enrol in a course of study. To enrol, you
need an unconditional offer.
Unconditional offers: This table shows the UAC dates by which you need to apply and pay, and change your course preferences, to be
considered for an unconditional offer in each offer round.
Apply and pay by midnight on Change courses by midnight^ on Unconditional offers released at 7.30am on
Sun 12 Dec 2021 Mon 13 Dec 2021 Mon 20 Dec 2021
Sun 2 Jan 2022 Mon 3 Jan 2022 Mon 10 Jan 2022
Sat 15 Jan 2022 Sun 16 Jan 2022 Fri 21 Jan 2022
Sun 23 Jan 2022 Mon 24 Jan 2022 Mon 31 Jan 2022
Fri 4 Feb 2022* Sun 6 Feb 2022 Fri 11 Feb 2022
Fri 4 Feb 2022*s Sun 27 Feb 2022 Fri 4 Mar 2022
* This is the final closing date to apply for courses starting semester 1, 2022.
^ Do not change your courses between this date and the date offers are released; if you do, you may miss out on an offer to your preferred course.
Welcome
to UAC
Finishing school and planning for next year is an
exciting time: greater independence and freedom are
just around the corner.
If your plans include going on to complete a degree or
diploma, then UAC – and this book – are going to be
Here at UAC, we hold regular application Q&A
really helpful for you.
sessions on our Facebook and Instagram
When you apply for university through UAC, you can channels. Our Community Engagement team gets
apply for multiple courses at multiple institutions, all in out and about to schools and expos and, this year,
one place. they’ll be launching a series of webinars on a wide
variety of topics relevant to you as you progress
This UAC Guide leads you through the UAC application through Year 12. Follow us on Facebook and
process, from choosing your courses and submitting your Instagram for event notifications or keep an eye on
application through to getting your offer and enrolling. the key dates on our website.
We provide impartial advice about all the options
available to you and describe what will happen (and Of course, our Customer Service team is always
when) throughout the year. ready to take your calls and answer your online
enquiries. Please get in touch with us if you ever
First steps need advice or reassurance.
To get you started, we’ve put together a high-level In the meantime, good luck with your studies.
timeline that gives you an idea of when you need to be
thinking about your UAC application over the coming All the best,
months (and when you don’t). Take a look overleaf and
maybe add some reminders to your calendar.
We’ve also broken down the application process into
eight main steps, from researching courses to enrolling. Kim Paino
Just follow these steps and you’ll stay on track. General Manager
UAC Marketing and Engagement
Getting help
If you have questions about the content or structure of a
course, your best bet is to talk directly to staff at the Universities Admissions Centre (NSW & ACT) Pty Ltd
university. Open days are a great opportunity to do this. Quad 2, 6 Parkview Drive, Sydney Olympic Park NSW
I can’t recommend them highly enough and hopefully Locked Bag 112, Silverwater NSW 2128
they’ll be in person this year! While you’re there, you’ll T (+61 2) 9752 0200
also be able to talk to current students about their
uac.edu.au uacinfo uacinfo
experiences and take a tour of the campus. A list of this
year’s open days is on page 05. uacinfo uacinfo
Welcome to UAC i
UAC key dates at a glance
UAC applications open and UAC PINs
Terms 1 and 2 1 Apr emailed to students
19 Sep SRS applications close
Term 3
Early bird applications close
30 Sep (price increases from $70 to $200 after this date)
Term 4 Oct/Nov NSW HSC exams
Deadline to change preferences for
Next steps 4 Nov Schools Recommendation Scheme offers
12 Nov Schools Recommendation Scheme offers released
Deadline to submit an Educational Access Scheme
22 Nov application (and documents) to have it considered
in December Round 2 offers
10 Dec HSC results and ATARs released
Deadline to change preferences for
13 Dec December Round 2 offers
December Round 2 offers released
20 Dec (first main offer round for Year 12 students)
Deadline to change preferences for
6 Jan January Round 1 offers
January Round 1 offers released
13 Jan (second main offer round for Year 12 students)
Institutions will continue to make progressively smaller numbers of
offers until they have filled all the places in their courses. The last
offer round is in March.
Most courses will start between mid-February and early March.
For a complete list of UAC application dates, go to uac.edu.au/key-dates.
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Steps to study through UAC
01. 02.
Research Apply for university
Search for courses in this Guide and on UAC’s Apply and pay before 30 September.
website.
Not sure what course to choose? It’s ok: you can
Check selection rank information, admission change your course preferences later.
criteria and pathway options for courses you’re
interested in.
03.
Apply for entry schemes and equity scholarships
Schools Recommendation Scheme (SRS): Get assessed on a range of criteria other than, or in addition to,
your ATAR. Applications close at midnight 19 September.
Educational Access Scheme (EAS): Apply to have any long-term educational disadvantages considered as
part of the selection process.
Equity Scholarship: Apply for financial support provided to disadvantaged students.
04. 05.
Order preferences for early offers Get your ATAR
The Schools Recommendation Scheme makes early offers You will receive your ATAR in December.
in November. Make sure you have the course you most The ATAR helps universities rank
want to do as your first preference. applicants for selection into their courses.
07. 06.
Get your offer Review your preferences
Most institutions make offers to Year 12 After you receive your ATAR, you will have a couple of days
students in December and January. to update your preference list. Log in to your application on
the UAC website to change, remove or add preferences.
08. Accept your offer and follow the institution’s instructions to start the enrolment
process. Don’t worry, you can still receive offers in later offer rounds, even if
Accept and enrol you’ve already accepted a previous offer.
Steps to study through UAC iii
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Contents
Important information for 2021–22 Equity Scholarships available through UAC 46
Inside front cover Other scholarships 46
UAC key dates at a glance ii HSC courses to be examined in 2021 48
Steps to study through UAC iii Common terms and abbreviations 51
Part 1: General information Part 2: UAC’s participating institutions
Apply to any of these institutions with just one
Uni open days 2021 05 application through UAC
Australian Catholic University 59
UAC fees and charges 07 Australian College of Applied Psychology 64
Choosing your courses 08 Australian College of Physical Education 66
Australian National University 68
The essential questions 08 Charles Darwin University 72
Special requirements and policies 09 Charles Sturt University 76
Where to go for more information 11 CQUniversity 80
Your application 13 Griffith University 84
Why apply through UAC? 13 International College of Management, Sydney 89
What you need when you apply 13 La Trobe University 93
How to apply 16 Macleay College 96
Course preferences 18 Macquarie University 98
After you apply 20 MIT Sydney 104
Applying for access schemes 20 National Art School 106
Services for applicants with a disability 22 SAE Creative Media Institute 108
Your responsibilities as an applicant 22 SIBT 112
Declaration and authority 24 Southern Cross University 114
FAQs about applying 25 Torrens University Australia 118
University of Canberra 122
Admission and selection 26 University of New England 128
General admission requirements 26 University of Newcastle 133
Academic requirements 26 University of Notre Dame 138
Additional selection requirements 29 University of Sydney 141
Pathway options 30 University of Technology Sydney 147
English language proficiency 30 University of Wollongong 153
Selection process 31 UNSW Sydney 162
Entry schemes 32 UNSW Canberra at ADFA 168
Western Sydney University 170
Offers and enrolment 35
Why preferences matter 35 Part 3: Apply direct institutions
Timing of offers 35 Apply to these institutions directly
Getting your offer 36 Academy of Information Technology 183
Accepting your offer 36 Academy of Interactive Entertainment 185
What to do when you get an offer 37 Academy of Music and Performing Arts 187
Receiving further offers 38 Australian Institute of Music 189
Deferring your start date 38 Elite Education Institute 191
Unsuccessful applicants 39 Endeavour College of Natural Health 193
Enrolment 39 Kent Institute Australia 195
Orientation week 39 Legal Profession Admission Board of NSW 197
Transferring to another course 40 National Institute of Dramatic Art 198
FAQs about offers 40 Wentworth Institute of Higher Education 200
William Angliss Institute 201
Course costs and financial assistance 41
Types of courses 41 Part 4: Course Finder
Commonwealth-supported place courses 42 Find your topic of interest 204
Domestic fee-paying courses 44 Find your course 207
Student services and amenities fee 44
Australian Government payments 45
Contents 01
02 Back to Guide contents
Part 1:
General information
Uni open days 2021 05
UAC fees and charges 07
Choosing your courses 08
Your application 13
Admission and selection 26
Offers and enrolment 35
Course costs and financial assistance 41
HSC courses to be examined in 2021 48
Common terms and abbreviations 51
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04 Back to Guide contents
Uni open days 2021
Australian Catholic University La Trobe University University of Newcastle
openday.acu.edu.au latrobe.edu.au/openday newcastle.edu.au
Refer to our website for Open Day dates in 2021. Refer to our website for Open Day dates in 2021. Central Coast (Ourimbah) 31 July
Newcastle (Callaghan) and
Australian College of Applied Psychology Macleay College Newcastle City 28 August
acap.edu.au/events macleay.edu.au/events
Refer to our website for Open Day dates in 2021. Refer to our website for Open Day dates in 2021. University of Notre Dame
notredame.edu.au/events/sydney
Australian College of Physical Education Macquarie University Refer to our website for Open Day dates in 2021.
acpe.edu.au openday.mq.edu.au
Sydney 5 June, 3 July, 9 October, 13 November North Ryde 14 August University of Sydney
sydney.edu.au
Australian National University MIT Sydney All campuses 28 August
anu.edu.au mit.edu.au/open-day
Canberra 21 August Refer to our website for Open Day dates in 2021. University of Technology Sydney
openday.uts.edu.au
Charles Darwin University National Art School Refer to our website for Open Day dates in 2021.
cdu.edu.au/discovercdu nas.edu.au
Casuarina 21 August Darlinghurst 4 September University of Wollongong
uow.edu.au/openday
Charles Sturt University SAE Creative Media Institute Wollongong 7 August
csu.edu.au/openday sae.edu.au
Virtual Open Day June Sydney and Byron Bay 8 August UNSW Sydney
unsw.edu.au
Port Macquarie 1 August
SIBT UNSW Canberra 21 August
Wagga Wagga 8 August
sibt.nsw.edu.au UNSW Sydney 4 September
Albury–Wodonga 15 August
For customised campus tours/appointments and
Bathurst 22 August course information call (02) 9964 6555 or visit
sibt.nsw.edu.au. Western Sydney University
Orange 29 August westernsydney.edu.au/openday
Dubbo 4 September Mid Year Info Day 15 May
Southern Cross University
scu.edu.au/opendays Open Day 15 August
CQUniversity Refer to our website for Open Day dates at Coffs Refer to our website for all upcoming events
cqu.edu.au/openday Harbour, Lismore and Gold Coast in 2021. westernsydney.edu.au/events.
Virtual Open Day 31 July
9am–1pm (AEST) 14 August
Torrens University Australia
Online Chat 29 April, 20 May, 15 September, torrens.edu.au/about/openday
3–6pm (AEST) 6 October, 23 November The Rocks, Ultimo and
Sydney Information Evening 26 August Pyrmont 8 May, 21 August
6pm–8pm (AEST)
University of Canberra
Griffith University canberra.edu.au/openday
griffith.edu.au/open-day Bruce 21 August
Gold Coast, Nathan and South Bank 8 August
University of New England
International College of Management, Sydney une.edu.au
icms.edu.au Armidale 7 May
Manly 8 August
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UAC fees and charges
All UAC fees and charges are in Australian dollars
UAC fees and charges
Tip!
and include 10 per cent GST. They are not
There is no additional charge to
refundable under any circumstances, except as
apply for:
required by law.
− the Schools Recommendation
Scheme
The following charges are estimates for the 2021–22
− the Educational Access Scheme
admissions period and are subject to change after
− an Equity Scholarship.
30 June 2021.
UAC reserves the right to change its fees and
charges during the admissions period. Payment methods
Online applications: Debit card or credit card
For a full list of the latest UAC fees and charges,
(Mastercard or Visa cards that have been enabled
go to uac.edu.au/fees.
for online payment) or PayPal.
UAC Guide 2021–22
2021 Year 12 students can also use BPAY or
2021 Year 12 NSW and ACT students Free Post BillPay. (Credit cards cannot be used at
(distributed through schools) Australia Post.)
Processing charges All other transactions: Debit card or credit card
Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as (Mastercard or Visa only).
possible to avoid higher processing charges.
Early bird Action!
1 April 2021 to midnight 30 September 2021 $70.00 Submit your application before
30 September. You can then change
Standard your course preferences as many
1 October 2021 to midnight 4 February 2022 $200.00 times as you like.
ATAR Advice Notice
2021 ATAR Advice Notice (digital) Free until midnight
13 March 2022
Fees apply from 14 March 2022
Back to Guide contents UAC fees and charges 07Choosing your courses
Choosing your courses
The essential questions How do I choose the right course for me?
What courses are available through UAC?
Domestic undergraduate students can choose from THINK about what you’re interested in and
more than 2,000 courses at 28 institutions. what school subjects you enjoy most and do
well in.
International undergraduate students can choose
from more than 1,500 courses. INVESTIGATE careers that relate to the
subjects you’re studying at school.
For a list of courses offered at each institution,
go to Part 2 starting on page 57. VOLUNTEER at a workplace to see if you
enjoy it.
For courses listed by fields of study, follow
these steps: VISIT careers expos and open days.
Go to the topic of interest index on page 204. RESEARCH areas of job growth and skills
shortages.
Look up a topic that interests you (eg Aboriginal
Studies) and you’ll see the field of study it BEWARE of:
belongs to (eg Society and Culture). − peer pressure (don’t pick a course just
because your friends choose it)
Turn to ‘Find your course’ on page 207. − family expectations (choose a course
that’s right for you, not one you think
Look up the field of study you found in your parents want you to do)
Step 2 and you’ll find related courses listed − lack of direction (resist selecting a
by institution. course because it looks easy or is close
to home)
For the latest course information throughout the − misguided perceptions (eg not wanting
year, search for courses on the UAC website. to ‘waste’ a high ATAR).
Find a course on the UAC website
Find a course >
Undergraduate
(or International)
Course search
Browse all
courses or use
the filter options
08 Back to Guide contentsFIND study paths taken by people with Search for your chosen course at uac.edu.au/
an academic background similar to yours search.
– visit Course Compass at uac.edu.au/
coursecompass. Check the ATAR profile at the bottom of the
Choosing your courses
course description, which shows previous
What jobs could I get with this degree? students’ ATARs and selection ranks. The
lowest selection rank is the most important
Search for courses at uac.edu.au/search number. See the ATAR profile example below.
and read ‘Career opportunities’ in the
course descriptions. In the course descriptions, some institutions
will specify:
Check ‘Where to go for more information’ at − a minimum ATAR or selection rank you’ll have to
the end of this section for suggestions of other achieve to be considered for a place
places to find careers information and advice. − an estimated selection rank you’ll need to be
offered a place
How will the uni select students for this − a guaranteed ATAR or selection rank. If you
course? achieve this ATAR or selection rank you are
guaranteed to receive an offer to the course.
Universities will:
− USUALLY select students based on their
selection rank (ATAR + adjustment factors) What if I don’t think I’ll get selected?
− SOMETIMES select students using additional Don’t think you’ll meet the entry requirements for your
criteria, such as HSC subject prerequisites, chosen courses? Include pathway courses in your list
personal statements, interviews, tests or portfolios. of preferences in your application. Read ‘Pathway
options’ on page 30 or visit uac.edu.au/pathways.
Check the course description for details of additional
selection criteria – go to uac.edu.au/search.
Special requirements and policies
If you’re considering courses to do with health, Special requirements and policies apply to students
welfare or teaching, read ‘Special requirements and in health- and welfare-related courses and teacher
policies’ on this page. education courses.
What are my chances of getting in? These requirements relate to:
Selection is a competitive process and your − clinical/internship placements undertaken as
chances of being offered a place in your chosen part of your course
course depend on how well you meet its selection − proof of English language proficiency
criteria. You can use the course’s 2021 ATAR profile − accreditation and procedures for employment
as a guide to the selection rank you’ll need to be after you have completed the course.
selected for semester 1, 2022. Note that requirements and policies in these areas
are subject to regular review.
ATAR profile
Lowest selection rank includes the applicant’s ATAR plus any applicable adjustments; if the
applicant hadn’t been eligible for the adjustments they may not have received an offer.
Back to Guide contents Choosing your courses 09Teacher education courses Students prior to their final professional experience
placement and graduation. Read further information
Requirements for students intending to teach
about the test at aitsl.edu.au.
in NSW schools
For accreditation as a teacher in NSW, graduates
Choosing your courses
will need to meet the following requirements set by Background checking processes
the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA): If you intend to engage in child-related work,
− Students entering all accredited teaching you must hold a valid Working With Children Check
programs need to have achieved a minimum of clearance. Visit the Office of the Children’s
three Band 5s, one of which must be in English, Guardian website at kidsguardian.nsw.gov.au for
in their HSC or meet a comparable academic more information.
standard early in the program.
− From 2023, students entering primary teaching Additionally, you must be employment-screened
programs will need to have achieved at least an before beginning an internship or associate teacher
HSC Band 4 in mathematics. program in schools. This involves providing a
Working With Children Check clearance number
Check with individual institutions for further and completing other employment screening
information on academic and non-academic entry requirements. Visit teach.nsw.edu.au for details.
requirements for particular teaching programs and Alternatively, you can contact the Department’s
other approved pathways to study if you do not Probity Unit: call (02) 7814 3825 or email
meet these requirements. wwcc@det.nsw.edu.au.
Literacy and numeracy test for initial teacher If you are undertaking your practicum placement in
education students any NSW public school, you are required to
All initial teacher education students will need to complete and sign a ‘Declaration for Child Related
meet the benchmark set by the national Literacy Work – Tertiary Practicum Students’ and have your
and Numeracy Test for Initial Teacher Education WWCC clearance verified by the Department prior
1800 CAREER (1800 227 337)
text: SLIS2020 to 0429 009 435
YOUR schoolleavers.nci@dese.gov.au
CAREER
What’s next
for you?
Find the information you need
to help you with your education, www.yourcareer.gov.au/
training and work options online school-leavers-support
or contact the School Leavers
Information Service.
10 Back to Guide contentsto the commencement of your practical training for Applicants for admission to a nursing course
Working with Children Check compliance. You must provide either a written declaration that
English is your primary language or evidence that
If you do not meet these requirements, you may not you have achieved the institution’s minimum
Choosing your courses
be able to undertake practical course requirements English language test results. You can find
in NSW schools. information on which tests and qualifications are
acceptable on UAC’s website at uac.edu.au/elp.
Health- and welfare-related courses
National Police Checks Applicants for registration as a nurse or midwife
In accordance with NSW Health policy, students If you are applying for the first time in Australia for
who need to complete clinical placements in the registration as a nurse or a midwife, you are
NSW public health system are required to: required to show English language proficiency. You
− obtain a National Police Check before they must meet the English language skills registration
commence clinical placements in NSW Health standard of the Nursing and Midwifery Board
facilities (NMBA). For more information, visit the NMBA
− sign a Code of Conduct Agreement stating that they website at nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au.
will abide by the NSW Health Code of Conduct.
To ensure you provide the correct documentation, Where to go for more information
search for ‘clinical placements’ at heti.nsw.gov.au or There are many places you can go to research
health.nsw.gov.au. career information and seek advice.
Infectious diseases UAC’s participating institutions
Students who need to complete clinical training in
NSW public health facilities are subject to NSW Read the course descriptions on the UAC
Health requirements for healthcare workers to website via uac.edu.au/search for a list
demonstrate their protection against specified of possible career opportunities for your
infectious diseases in the first year of their course. chosen courses.
This is included in the policy directive ‘PD2020_017
Occupational Assessment, Screening and Contact the careers service at individual
Vaccination Against Specified Infectious Diseases’. institutions – visit uac.edu.au/institutions.
Additional conditions apply to clinical practice of School careers advisers
healthcare workers with certain blood-borne viruses.
For more information, see ‘PD2019_026 Management Talk to your school careers adviser – they
of health care workers with a blood borne virus and can give you valuable careers advice and
those doing exposure prone procedures’. information.
Both policies are available at health.nsw.gov.au/ Professional organisations
policies. For further information, also search for
‘clinical placements’ at health.nsw.gov.au. Search online for careers information
from societies, institutes or other industry
If you do not comply with the above requirements organisations.
relating to National Police Checks and infectious
diseases, you will not be permitted to attend your Visit tertiary institutions’ websites – they
clinical placement in the NSW health system and sometimes list professional organisations.
progress in your course may be affected.
Online
Nursing and midwifery courses: English
Check out the useful resources on the following page.
language proficiency
In your path to becoming a nurse or midwife in
Australia you are required to provide proof of
proficiency in English.
Back to Guide contents Choosing your courses 11Choosing your courses
compared.edu.au courseseeker.edu.au
The ComparED website helps you compare official An Australian Government website that collates
study experience and employment outcomes. The information on undergraduate courses at all public
data is from Quality Indicators for Learning and universities – and some other higher education
Teaching (QILT) surveys completed by students, providers – across Australia.
graduates and employers.
Try this:
Try this: 1. Go to courseseeker.edu.au.
1. Go to compared.edu.au. 2. Search for courses by any or all of the following:
2. Search for institutions and study areas or − course name
browse a list of each. − state
3. Fine tune your search by location, study level − institution
and institution type.
− study area
4. Click ‘Add to compare +’ and build up your list.
− study mode.
5. Once you’re happy with your choices, click
3. Delve deeper into course details and add
‘Compare now’.
courses to your shortlist.
The results you’ve generated provide an
4. Click ‘Compare your shortlist’ and share the
insight into:
results with your friends and family.
− the experience of current students
− recent graduate satisfaction
− recent graduate employment and salary.
myfuture.edu.au yourcareer.gov.au
myfuture is a government career information and Leaving school and not sure what’s next? Your
exploration service, which can help you manage Career is a government website with career advice
your career with information on particular jobs, tailored to Year 12 students.
general career areas and courses.
Try this:
Try this: 1. Go to yourcareer.gov.au/school-leavers-support.
1. Go to myfuture.edu.au and create an account. 2. Download the School Leavers Information Kit
2. Sign in and select: to explore your education, training and work
− My career profile to explore possible career options.
pathways through activities and quizzes 3. Call the School Leavers Information Service on
− Occupations to browse top trending and 1800 CAREER. Ask for a referral to a qualified
skills shortage occupations career practitioner for a free, personalised
− Industries for the essentials on your chosen career guidance session.
industry and its top occupations
− Career bullseyes to see what occupations
are related to learning areas you enjoy.
You can also read about the experiences of
graduates in a range of professions and access
useful job search resources.
12 Back to Guide contentsYour application
Why apply through UAC? What you need when you apply
Your application
Around 50,000 Year 12 students apply for uni
through UAC each year. A current personal email address, not your
school email address. Add the domain
Applying through UAC means you don’t need to uac.edu.au to your list of safe email
apply separately to each institution. And, if you’re a contacts so UAC emails don’t end up in
domestic applicant, you can apply for the: your junk folder.
− Schools Recommendation Scheme
− Educational Access Scheme. Your Year 12 student number and UAC PIN
(emailed to NSW and ACT students on
Through these schemes, institutions can consider 1 April).
factors in addition to your ATAR, such as your If you’re applying from other states, your
Year 11 results and any educational disadvantages UAC PIN is the first four digits of your date
you’ve experienced: read ‘Applying for access of birth (eg if your birthday is 3 October,
schemes’ on page 20. your UAC PIN is 0310; if your birthday is
17 May, your UAC PIN is 1705.)
If you’re in need of financial help, you can also apply
for an Equity Scholarship. A list of your chosen courses and their
course codes.
Remember, UAC processes the applications but the
institutions decide who receives an offer of a place. A credit card (Mastercard or Visa) or PayPal
account to pay the processing fee. Domestic
Year 12 students can also pay later using
Action! BPAY or Post BillPay.
Apply between 1 April and
30 September 2021. The application
Applicants for medical degrees: You’ll need to
fee will be $70.
enter your UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test)
or International Student Admission Test (ISAT)
The application fee increases to $200 on
candidate number.
1 October.
International students applying through an agent:
You’ll need to enter your UACID (UAC Identification
Code). Your agent will have this.
Tip!
Keep an eye out for early course
closing dates. You can’t select a
course after it has closed. Tip!
$ Change your UAC PIN once
Early closing dates are indicated in the you’ve submitted your application
course search on the UAC website. and keep your UAC PIN in a
safe place.
, Don’t give your UAC PIN to anyone else.
Back to Guide contents Your application 13International students
You are an international student if you’re not: Prospective permanent residents
Your application
− an Australian or New Zealand citizen or If you are granted permanent resident status
− a permanent resident of Australia or after you have applied to UAC as an
− the holder of an Australian permanent international applicant:
resident humanitarian visa.
apply again through UAC as a domestic
As an international student, you can apply undergraduate applicant
through UAC if you’re undertaking one of the
following qualifications in 2021: write to the Senior Operations Officer at
− an Australian Year 12 in Australia UAC as soon as possible to explain your
− an Australian Year 12 outside Australia change in status
− an International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma
provide a verified copy of your current
− a New Zealand National Certificate of
passport.
Educational Achievement (NCEA) Level 3.
If your status changes after you receive an offer,
If you’re not undertaking one of the above
contact the institution.
qualifications, apply directly to the institution.
14 Back to Guide contentsAustralian government requirements for international students
There are several requirements international students must meet to study in Australia.
Your application
Student visa requirements Dental treatment
To study in Australia you need to apply for a OSHC does not cover dental treatment. As
student visa. A student visa allows you to come dental services in Australia are expensive, you
to Australia for a specified period to study at an should have your teeth checked and any
educational institution. To be eligible for a necessary dental work completed before you
student visa, you need to meet the conditions leave home.
set by the Australian Government’s Department
of Home Affairs – search for ‘visas’ at Belgian, Norwegian and Swedish students
immi.homeaffairs.gov.au. Some Belgian, Norwegian and Swedish students
are not required to purchase OSHC as part of
After you accept your offer and pay your fees, their visa requirements; they are considered to
you will receive a Confirmation of Enrolment have met ‘adequate insurance’ requirements due
from the institution. You must have a to a reciprocal arrangement between their
Confirmation of Enrolment at the time of making country and the Australian Government.
your student visa application.
Many institutions have arrangements with
Students under 18 years of age preferred OSHC providers. Students, however,
If you will be under 18 years of age when you are free to choose their own health cover
arrive in Australia to study, special requirements provider. A list of OSHC providers, together with
are in place. Before you are granted a student general information about OSHC, is available
visa, the Australian Government must be from the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman
satisfied that you have appropriate website. Search ‘Overseas Student Health
accommodation, support and general welfare Cover’ at privatehealth.gov.au.
arrangements in place for the period that you
will be under 18 years of age while in Australia. How do I organise OSHC?
You must organise and pay for OSHC before you
Each institution decides whether they will arrive in Australia. Once you receive an
accept responsibility for welfare arrangements unconditional offer to study at an Australian
for international students who are under 18 years educational institution, you will be required to
of age. pay your OSHC charge at the same time that
you pay your tuition fee deposit.
Overseas Student Health Cover
You can arrange to pay for your OSHC through
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) is
your educational institution or you can choose
insurance for international students to help them
your own OSHC provider from another
with the costs of medical and hospital care they
Australian registered private health insurer.
may require while they are in Australia.
The Australian Government requires all
international students on a student visa and
their dependants to purchase an approved
OSHC policy from an Australian registered
health fund for the duration of their visas.
OSHC is not included in tuition fees.
Back to Guide contents Your application 15How to apply
Go to uac.edu.au.
Your application
Hover over ‘Apply or
log in’ and select:
− ‘Undergraduate
application’
if you’re a
domestic
student
− ‘International
application’
if you’re an
international
student.
Select ‘Start your application’.
Follow the prompts to get to the personal details page. This includes entering your Year 12 student
number and UAC PIN.
Enter your Year 12 student Enter the UAC PIN
number (eg NESA number) emailed to you in April
Review/enter your personal details. Make Click ‘Next’. At this point, you’ll be given a
sure: nine-digit UAC application number. If you log
• your full name is as it appears on your out now, you can log back in at any time using
official ID (ie birth certificate, passport or your UAC application number and UAC PIN.
citizenship documents)
Review you school/qualification details.
• you provide a personal email address
(not a school email address as it will Select your course preferences. You can
expire). All official communication from change these later.
UAC will be via email.
If you have your USI (Unique Student Accept the applicant declaration (full
Identifier), enter it here. You’ll need it to version printed on page 24) and pay the
enrol. To get a USI, go to usi.gov.au. processing fee. The fee is not refundable,
except as required by law.
16 Back to Guide contentsYour application is now complete and you can apply for the Schools Recommendation Scheme (until
19 September 2021) and Educational Access Scheme. These applications are free.
Your application
From the final screen of
your application, you can
follow the links to apply for
SRS or EAS.
Tip!
Can’t find your UAC PIN? International students
2021 NSW HSC applicants and ACT The person you authorise to act on your
Year 12 applicants: Check your behalf can be a different person or the same
school email inbox: UAC emailed person as the agent/representative who may
your UAC PIN to this address in April. be helping you with your application and visa.
It’s different to your NESA PIN.
Applying through an agent? You can add,
All other applicants: Your UAC PIN is the first change or delete your agent’s UAC
four digits of your date of birth (eg if your Identification Code (UACID) after you’ve
birthday is 3 October, your UAC PIN is 0310; if submitted your international application.
your birthday is 17 May, your UAC PIN is 1705).
Your agent will be able to access information
about your application through UAC’s website.
Authorising someone to act on
your behalf
Your application, and all the information within it, is
Applying directly to a uni
confidential. For privacy reasons, we cannot discuss Some institutions take direct applications, which
information relating to your application with anyone you can have in addition to your UAC application. If
but you. you complete both a UAC application and a direct
application, make sure you don’t duplicate your
You can authorise another person to act on your course preferences. If you do, you will be
behalf and speak to UAC about your application by: automatically assessed as ‘not eligible’ for an offer
− selecting this option when you first apply, or to that course in your UAC application. This ensures
− emailing UAC and including the details of the you don’t receive two offers to the same course.
person you are authorising after you apply. 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 ‘Offers and enrolment’ from page 35.
Back to Guide contents Your application 17Applying interstate
Applications for most undergraduate courses in states other than NSW and the ACT are processed through each
state’s tertiary admissions centre. Like UAC, most tertiary admissions centres increase their processing charges at
the end of September, so apply early to avoid higher charges and ensure you can apply for your chosen course.
Your application
Application processes and fees vary: visit the relevant tertiary admissions centre or institution website for
further information.
State Tertiary admissions centre Website
Northern Territory South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC) satac.edu.au
and South Australia
Queensland Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) qtac.edu.au
Tasmania There is no centralised admissions centre Apply to University of Tasmania
in Tasmania. at utas.edu.au/admissions
Victoria Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) vtac.edu.au
Western Australia Tertiary Institutions Service Centre (TISC). tisc.edu.au
Apply directly to University of Notre Dame for
courses offered in WA.
Order your course preferences like this:
Tip! 1. The course you’d most like to do
Your UAC application is not complete
until you’ve paid the processing 2. Your second favourite course
charge. Your payment receipt and 3. Your third choice
Confirmation of Application are your proof of 4. Your fourth choice
payment – keep them safe! 5. Your final back-up course: a course you’re
confident you’ll get an offer to if you miss out on
all your higher course preferences.
Questions or problems?
To talk to someone about your application: Your chance of being selected for a course is not
− call UAC on (+61 2) 9752 0200, Monday to Friday decreased because you placed it as a lower order
between 8.30am and 4.30pm Sydney time preference. Similarly, you won’t be selected for a
− send your question via the enquiry form at course just because you entered that course as a
uac.edu.au/contact higher order preference.
− send us a message on Facebook or Instagram.
EXAMPLE
Have a question about admission criteria or course Anna, James and Sarah all applied for B Accounting.
details? Contact the institution directly using the Anna put it as her fourth preference, while James
details on the back cover. and Sarah listed it as their first preference. Anna
missed out on offers to her first, second and third
preferences but was a more competitive candidate
Course preferences for B Accounting than both James and Sarah. So,
How many course preferences can I have? Anna received an offer to B Accounting (her fourth
Domestic applicants can select up to five courses. preference) while James and Sarah did not, despite
International applicants can select up to six courses. them listing it first.
It works a little differently for international
What order do I put them in?
students: for details, go to uac.edu.au/
The order of your course preferences matters. You
international-student-offers.
can only get one offer in each offer round. It will be
to the first course in your list for which you’re
eligible and competitive enough.
18 Back to Guide contentsWhat if I’m still deciding which courses to choose?
Don’t worry; although you need to enter at least one course preference in order to complete your application,
you can change your preferences as many times as you want before preference deadlines. For a list of key
dates, visit uac.edu.au/key-dates.
Your application
You even have time to change them after you get your ATAR and have a much better idea about your chances
of being selected.
Just make sure you apply before midnight on Thursday 30 September 2021 – the processing charge increases
after this date.
What if my course is not on the UAC website?
If you can’t find the course you’re looking for on UAC’s course search, it means course details are being
confirmed:
1. Select a different course to complete your application.
2. Check the course search regularly – new courses will be posted as they become available.
3. Once the course is available, include it in your preferences.
All courses will be published on the UAC website by August 2021.
How do I change my course preferences?
You can add, delete or change the order of your course preferences as many times as you like before the
closing date for each offer round:
1. Log in to your application using your UAC application number and UAC PIN.
2. Select ‘Course preferences’.
3. Add or delete courses, or drag courses up and down to change their order.
Search to select
a new course
Click x to delete
a course
Select ↑ or ↓ to
change the order
of your course
preferences
Back to Guide contents Your application 19After you apply Track your application
Keep your UAC application number and You can track the progress of your application
PIN in a safe place throughout the assessment process by logging in to
your application. You’ll be able to see when UAC
You need them to log back in to your application.
has received your results and finalised the
You also need your UAC PIN to view your ATAR.
Your application
assessment of your qualifications, and if there are
any issues preventing you from receiving an offer to
Check your confirmation of application
your preferences.
Need to change your contact details, course
preferences, or add other qualifications? Lock in your preferences before closing
Log back in to your application on UAC’s website.
dates
For other changes, email UAC via the online enquiry
You can change your preferences:
form as soon as possible.
− after any round, whether you receive an offer
or not
Need to provide documents to UAC in
− until the closing date for the next offer round.
support of your application?
Most Year 12 students don’t; however, supplying
documentary evidence of your Australian
EXAMPLE
citizenship will help speed up the admission and You can change
After Until
enrolment process if you receive an offer – read your preferences for
more at uac.edu.au/documents.
Dec Round 2 Jan Round 1 midnight
Thu 6 Jan
2022
Tip! Jan Round 1 Jan Round 2 midnight
You don’t have to give UAC your Thu 20 Jan
Australian Year 12 results or ATAR. 2022
The only rare exception is if you
complete your studies mid-year: in this case,
upload your results and ATAR asap.
Applying for access schemes
Once you’ve completed your undergraduate
application, you can go on to apply for the:
− Schools Recommendation Scheme
Are you completing an International − Educational Access Scheme.
Baccalaureate Diploma?
You must authorise the release of your International
Read about how these schemes work in the
Baccalaureate Diploma to UAC. Ask your school’s IB
‘Admission and selection’ section.
Diploma coordinator to request this on your behalf.
You can access the applications for these schemes
Check for additional selection criteria from the final screen of your initial application. See
Before you can be selected, some courses require step 9 of ‘How to apply’ on page 17.
you to meet a few extra requirements. Examples are:
− external exams, such as the University Clinical If you’ve already applied and logged out, follow the
Aptitude Test, which most institutions require instructions on the next page.
you to sit if you want to study medicine
− questionnaires
− completion of (or minimum results in) specific
Year 12 courses (aka prerequisites)
− portfolios
− interviews or auditions.
20 Back to Guide contentsSchools Recommendation Scheme
Go to uac.edu.au > Apply or log in.
Your application
Complete your SRS application by answering
the questions and following the prompts.
Upload institution-specific documents if you’re
Go to >
prompted to do so.
Schools
Recommendation
Review your application summary.
Scheme
Accept the declaration and authority and submit.
Download your confirmation of application.
Not in the NSW school system?
If you’re studying in another state or territory’s school
system, you’ll also need to:
− enter the details of your Year 11 studies
− upload a PDF of your Year 11 school report.
You will find complete instructions for applying for
SRS at uac.edu.au/srs.
Educational Access Scheme
Log in to your application and select the EAS tab.
Open the category of disadvantage
you wish to claim. Select the specific
disadvantages that apply to you and answer
the follow-up questions. When you have
selected all the relevant disadvantages in that
category, click ‘Save’.
Repeat for each category you wish to claim.
Accept the declaration and authority and submit.
Download your confirmation of application and the
document cover sheet for each of your claimed
disadvantages. The document cover sheet details Tip!
the eligibility criteria for the disadvantage and the Educational Access
supporting documents you need to provide.
Scheme
Before you apply for EAS,
check the eligibility criteria and
Upload completed cover sheets and supporting
documents required for each EAS
documents to your application at least two weeks
disadvantage – visit uac.edu.au/
before the undergraduate offer round in which you
eas-disadvantage.
wish to be considered – visit uac.edu.au/key-dates.
Back to Guide contents Your application 21Services for applicants with Your responsibilities as an applicant
a disability Your responsibilities as an applicant include:
If you have a disability or an ongoing illness that − reading the relevant parts of this Guide or
may disadvantage you during your studies, we corresponding information on UAC’s website
encourage you to include this information in your − following any institution-specific instructions
Your application
application. − providing true and complete information in your
application
Any information you provide: − providing true and complete copies of official
− will not affect your application for admission documentation with your application where
− will be seen only by disability services staff requested
− will help the institution meet your education − accepting the conditions set out in the online
needs should you be offered a place in one of declaration (read the printed version on page 24)
their courses. − checking your emails (including in your junk
folder) for any messages from UAC.
Institutions may be able to provide one or more of
the following services:
− note takers Tip!
It’s important to meet your
− personal readers
responsibilities as an applicant –
− examination provisions
by doing so you’ll ensure that your
− learning assistance
application is processed and assessed as
− alternative assessment methods soon as possible.
− academic material in alternative formats
− parking for holders of a Roads and Maritime
Services Mobility Parking Scheme permit.
If you fail to meet your responsibilities
Preparing for study If you submit an application that contains
Information and advice about preparing for study information that UAC or a participating institution
when you have a disability is readily available: determines to be untrue or incomplete:
− Talk to the institution’s disability services staff − UAC may cancel your application
about what services they can provide – visit − an institution may withdraw any place offered.
uac.edu.au/disability.
− Visit westernsydney.edu.au/getreadyforuni for For further information, read the policy statement
information on making the move from school on page 24.
to university.
− If you’re having trouble applying through UAC,
call us on (+61 2) 9752 0200, Monday to Friday
between 8.30am and 4.30pm Sydney time –
we’ll help you through the application process.
22 Back to Guide contentsInternational students
If you’re an international applicant, you must also: − inform your institution if you change your
− satisfy your student visa conditions address
(eg maintaining full-time enrolment in your − provide details of your passport upon
Your application
course, satisfactory class attendance and acceptance of an offer
course progress) − ensure you have sufficient financial capacity
− remain with the same university where to support your study and stay in Australia
you originally enrolled for at least the first − return home immediately upon completion of
six months of your principle course except your course or expiration of your visa.
under certain circumstances (for details,
search for ‘overseas student transfers’ at If you breach your student visa conditions by
internationaleducation.gov.au) failing to maintain full-time enrolment or
− maintain your Overseas Student Health Cover satisfactory course progress, the institution will
(OSHC) for the period of your stay notify you and the Australian Government. This
− if you are under 18, maintain your approved may result in your visa being cancelled
accommodation, support and general welfare immediately.
arrangements
Back to Guide contents Your application 23Declaration and authority
This is a printed version of the online declaration and authority you will have to accept when you apply.
Your application cannot be considered unless you or the person you have authorised to act on your behalf accept all conditions set out below.
UAC collects information about you, including information you provide in this application, to assist in the assessment of your application. This
information may be used as described below.
Your application
1. I declare that I have read and understand the questions and that all all such information and all information in or connected with
the information submitted is true and complete. this application for research purposes. I give these authorities
2. I declare that I have read and understand ‘Your responsibilities as on condition that all information provided pursuant to them is
an applicant’ and the ‘Policy statement on untrue or incomplete deidentified by UAC or the nominated person.
information submitted by applicants’ below. 10. I understand that UAC or a participating institution for which I
3. I declare that I have read and understand the section ‘Collection of have a preference may disclose the personal information I have
personal information’ below. given in this application to the Department of Education, Skills and
4. I authorise UAC and the participating institutions to obtain Employment, or its successor, for the purpose of:
available official records from any educational institution attended • use in connection with the Higher Education Information
by me. I understand that UAC is not responsible if any institution Management System (HEIMS) and/or
does not provide these records. • use in connection with the National Data Collection on
5. I understand that UAC and the participating institutions may check University Applications and Offers and/or
my visa and residency status using Visa Entitlement Verification • other collections as the Department of Education, Skills and
Online (VEVO), and I authorise UAC and the participating Employment, or its successor, may lawfully require from time
institutions to do so. to time.
6. I authorise UAC to verify any information provided by me. 11. I understand that UAC and the participating institutions have the
7. I authorise UAC to provide all information and documents provided right to vary or cancel an application or enrolment made on the
with and/or obtained in connection with this application to all basis of what UAC or a participating institution determines to be
institutions participating in undergraduate/international admissions untrue or incomplete information from any source.
through UAC or their affiliates for any purpose connected with my 12. I understand that UAC, on behalf of the participating institutions,
possible selection, admission and/or enrolment in any course at makes offers based on the information provided by me and
any of those institutions or affiliates. on advice received from UAC. If a participating institution
8. I authorise UAC to collect, receive, store, transfer and use any subsequently finds that the information or advice was incorrect, it
information provided by me, or any information obtained in may withdraw the offer.
connection with this application, and to disclose such information 13. I understand that UAC will release details of my course preferences
to all participating institutions, Universities Australia, Universities and offers to my school/college and that I must notify UAC in
Australia member institutions, the members of the Australasian writing within 7 days of applying if I do not wish these details to be
Conference of Tertiary Admissions Centres (ACTAC), the Tertiary released to my school/college.
Education Quality and Standards Authority (TEQSA), the Australian 14. I understand that information and documents provided with and/
Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), state and territory governments or obtained in connection with this application may be used by
and any other authority or tertiary educational institution either UAC for training, research purposes and that I must notify UAC in
in Australia or overseas, where UAC reasonably considers it is writing within 7 days of applying if I do not wish this information to
necessary to make such disclosure. be used.
9. I authorise any future educational institution I attend as a result 15. I understand that all fees paid to UAC in connection with my
of this application to provide all of my results from future studies application are not refundable under any circumstances except as
to UAC or a person nominated by UAC. I authorise UAC or the required by law.
nominated person to collect, receive, store, transfer and use
Policy statement on untrue or incomplete information − claiming membership of a special selection group when not a
submitted by applicants member of that group.
UAC recognises that all decisions which affect an applicant must be The procedures for processing applications suspected of being in
made fairly using appropriate academic or other criteria as specified some way incomplete or untrue have been approved by the NSW
by the participating institutions. Vice‑Chancellors’ Committee.
Selection into courses by application to UAC is based on merit. It is These procedures accept the right of applicants to be treated fairly
the responsibility of applicants to ensure that they comply with all and without prejudice, and in accordance with the principles of
instructions when submitting a UAC application. Read ‘Your natural justice.
responsibilities as an applicant’. Collection of personal information
An application must be complete and correct and all attempts at UAC collects personal information and, in some circumstances,
academic study must be disclosed. Applicants must accept the information regarding your health, or information about someone
conditions set out in the ‘Declaration and Authority’ when they apply other than yourself, for the purpose of processing your application for
– read the printed version above. undergraduate/international admission to tertiary institutions.
UAC will review, and may take action against, anyone who submits an If you are providing personal information about someone other than
application that contains information that UAC or a participating yourself, you should tell them about UAC’s Privacy Policy, which can
institution determines to be untrue or incomplete. That application be found on UAC’s website at uac.edu.au/privacy.
may also be cancelled.
While your personal information is generally collected from you, UAC
UAC will also investigate, and may take action against, an applicant also collects information about you from other educational institutions
who, by any other means, has or could have achieved an advantage that you have attended.
over other applicants.
UAC provides your personal information and, where applicable, your
Examples of conduct by an applicant which will be investigated by health information to all institutions participating in undergraduate/
UAC include, but are not limited to: international admissions through UAC. If you do not provide personal
− submitting an incomplete or falsified academic transcript information where required in your application, UAC will not be able to
− failing to declare previous study at secondary, post-secondary or process your application. Contact UAC’s Privacy Officer if you have
tertiary level any queries.
− submitting an incorrect or otherwise misleading statement of You are able to gain access to any personal information and health
employment experience information that is held about you by UAC. To obtain access, or if you
− claiming special consideration of educational disadvantage based have any questions, write to:
on incorrect information
The Managing Director, UAC, Locked Bag 112, Silverwater NSW 2128.
− having some other person complete a selection task on the
applicant’s behalf such as an interview, audition or a portfolio For more information, read UAC’s Privacy Policy at uac.edu.au/privacy.
of work
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