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International
undergraduate
2 0 1 8 / 1 9 I N T E R N AT I O N A L
U N D E R G R A D U AT E
STUDENT GUIDE
MESSAGE FROM
THE VICE -CHANCELLOR
Welcome to The Australian You will have the chance to learn from some of
National University. the world’s best teachers who are at the forefront
of their fields and you will become part of a lively
It gives me great pleasure
intellectual community.
to introduce you to our
undergraduate course If you want to change the world, if you want to shape
guide for 2018. the future, if you want to make a real difference,
ANU will help you get there. Our graduates are
Making decisions about
amongst the most employable around the globe
where to go to university
and our alumni include many of the world’s movers
and what to study aren’t
and shakers.
always easy, but there are number of reasons why
you should consider putting ANU – the national Our students are central to everything we do here at
university of Australia – on the top of your list. ANU and with our 15 residences on campus we are
able to provide a home to more than 5,000 students
At ANU you will have the best educational
each year.
experience available in Australia and among the
finest the world can offer. We also have more than 200 clubs and societies and
plenty of extra events and activities happening all the
We are home to a community of bright and engaged
time to keep you busy and interested.
students who come from across Australia, our
region and around the world. Coming to ANU, you I am pleased to invite you to join us at ANU to
will become part of a small and friendly community undertake your undergraduate studies.
located in the heart of the nation, where decisions
I look forward to welcoming you here soon.
that chart the future of society are made.
Our exciting degree options put you in the driver’s
Professor Brian P Schmidt AC
seat when choosing the mix of subjects and
Vice-Chancellor and President
courses to help you achieve your future plans.
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CONTENTS
Global opportunities 4
Your career starts now 6
Single degrees 8
Flexible Double Degrees 10
Flexible Vertical Double Degrees 12
Undergraduate research degree 14
Putting it all together 16
Majors, minors & specialisations 18
Pathways 22
Fees 23
How to apply 24
English language requirements 25
Bonus points 26
Support to succeed 27
Living on campus 28 Published December 2017 by the Division of Student Recruitment,
The Australian National University. CRICOS Provider Number: 00120C
Canberra 30 No undertakings are binding on the University unless they are obtained in an
official letter from the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic). The University may vary
Scholarships 31 the ATARs, other entrance scores and requirements, content and availability of
programs and courses, and costs and charges applied to the courses outlined in
this guide. The University reserves the right to change the contents of courses and
2018 Academic entry requirements 32 not to offer all courses listed in this guide.
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 1
#1
Accommodation guarantee
on campus for new first year undergraduate
students. See page 28 for details.
in Australia
2017/2018 QS World University Rankings
20 47
in the in the
world world
2017/2018 QS World Times Higher
University Rankings Education World
University Rankings
2017
Home to
12 national
institutions
including
top Australian
10
The National Library of Australia. Photo by Martin Ollman.
Parliament
ANIP
House, the
High Court
of Australia,
and the The Australian National Internship Program
ANU rated
National (ANIP) is the only program in Australia that
in the top 10 gives you the opportunity to work at the heart
Library of
international of Australian policy and politics.
Australia.
universities1 anip.anu.edu.au
1. Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2017
2 The Australian Nartional University
Raijin
The largest supercomputer in the southern
hemisphere is at the $50m National
Computational Infrastructure at ANU.
nci.org.au
Most employable
graduates
95 %
One of the
Ranked first in Australia for graduate
employability.2
highest
average
academic world
staff to
student standard
ratios among for student demand;
Australia’s research intensity;
research grants;
leading staff qualifications;
universities.3 and graduate
starting salary.4
Five star
6 Nobel ★★★★★
Laureates maximum rating for student demand; research
intensity; research grants; staff qualifications;
among our staff and alumni. and graduate starting salary.5
2. Global Employability University Ranking, published by the Times Higher Education, 2016 3. The Department of Education Statistics 2016
4. Australian Government Excellence in Research for Australia Report 2015 5. 2017 The Good Universities Guide
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 3
GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES
At ANU you will be encouraged to expand your outlook and include
global learning experiences in your study program.
Student Exchange Destinations
Overseas travel gives you opportunities to study Europe Indo-Pacific The Americas
courses beyond those offered at ANU, make
Austria Brunei Brazil
friends and form global networks, and to build
Czech Republic China Canada
skills and knowledge that can expand your
Denmark French Polynesia Chile
career options.
Finland Hong Kong Colombia
You can undertake a traditional exchange France Indonesia Mexico
opportunity with one of our 175+ partner Germany Japan Peru
universities across 37 countries. Apply to spend Hungary South Korea United States
one or two semesters at a leading university in one Ireland Myanmar of America
of these distinctive destinations, while you earn Italy New Caledonia
credits towards your ANU degree. The Netherlands New Zealand
Norway Singapore
Portugal Taiwan
Spain Thailand
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
United Kingdom
Judy Zhao – Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
Take advantage of some of these exclusive opportunities to travel and study
overseas, only available at ANU.
IARU Global Summer Program Several are funded through a combination of ANU and Australian
Government grants.
ANU is the only Australian university to be a part of the
International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU). Through You can:
IARU, you can study at some of the world’s top universities for >> Spend your summer in Kyoto, learning about Japanese
up to six weeks and connect with outstanding peers around language and culture.
the world. >> Experience a white winter learning Korean in Seoul.
IARU Partner universities: >> Get a taste of student life in the UK with the University
of East Anglia’s International Summer School.
>> University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
>> Head to colourful Singapore, the heart of Asia, and dive
>> University of Oxford, United Kingdom
into the city-state’s Chinese heritage.
>> Yale University, United States of America
>> Travel through Canada while learning about their
>> University of California, Berkeley, United States of America political system.
>> University of Copenhagen, Denmark
PRIMO opportunities in Canada, Taiwan, the United Kingdom
>> Peking University, China
and the United States will be launching soon.
>> ETH Zurich, Switzerland
>> National University of Singapore
>> University of Tokyo, Japan
>> University of Cape Town, South Africa.
Year in Asia
The Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) is
designed for students to establish themselves as future
leaders in Asia.
Your Year in Asia experience will build on the strengths
of your three-year degree, helping you to further develop
language and cultural proficiencies.
As part of a Flexible Double Degree, you can combine the
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) with many
other undergraduate degrees at ANU, to gain an Asia-
ready qualification.
This program is eligible for ANU Scholarship funding
of up to $5,000.
PRIMO First Year Learning
Abroad Programs
No other Australian university offers a comprehensive travel
abroad program for first year students. PRIMO is a Learning
Abroad initiative in which you can undertake short, multi-
disciplinary, overseas learning experiences as part of your first Jeeven Nadanakumar – Bachelor of Economics/
year studies. Bachelor of Laws – George Washington University,
United States of America
To learn more about global opportunities at ANU go to
anu.edu.au/students/careers-opportunities/global-programs
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 5
Y O U R C A R E E R S TA R T S N O W
The chart will help you match areas of study at school with degree
programs, and possible career paths. Keep in mind that this is a
guide – you won’t be limited to these pathways.
Areas of study that I enjoy ANU programs Possible careers
B. Accounting
B. Actuarial Studies
Accountant
B. Business Administration
Actuary
Business B. Commerce
B. Economics Consultant
Economics
Business Finance B. Finance
B. Finance, Economics and
Data analyst
Economist/
Management
Marketing manager
and International
studies Statistics (Hons) share trader Politician/
policy adviser
B. International Business Entrepreneur
economics Maths
B. Mathematical Sciences Financial adviser Stock broker
Politics
B. Politics, Philosophy International
Statistics and Economics business and trade
B. Social Sciences (Hons in Investment banker
Actuarial Studies & Economics)
B. Statistics
Ceramics B. Arts (Major in nearly 50 different Artist/musician
Creative design fields! Including: Creative arts, Arts historian
Digital artist
Creative
languages, history, human rights,
Film and international relations, sociology, Author
photography Entrepreneur
anthropology…)
arts and Graphic design B. Art History and Curatorship
Composer
Cultural
Photographer
Producer
design Music B. Design
B. Music
events manager
Teacher
Visual arts Curator
Woodwork B. Visual Arts Designer
Biology
Computing B. Advanced Computing (Hons) Consultant
Creative Design B. Advanced Computing (Research Engineer (civil, petroleum, mechanical, electrical,
Engineering, Engineering and Development) (Hons) biomedical, mechatronic, renewable and more.)
computing B. Engineering (Hons) Game developer
Environmental
Studies B. Engineering (Research and IT specialist
and Maths Development) (Hons) Project manager
B. Information Technology
technology Physics
B. Science
Software developer
Technology entrepreneur
Robotics
B. Software Engineering (Hons) Technology researcher and developer
Software
design
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If you are interested in more than one degree program, you can
combine two together in a Flexible Double Degree. Learn more
about our unique degree combinations on page 10.
Areas of study that I enjoy ANU programs Possible careers
Business analyst
B. Arts Defence official
B. Criminology Detective/criminal profiler
Criminology
B. International Security Studies Diplomat
Debating
Law and Journalism
B. Laws (Hons)
B. Policy Studies
Intelligence officer
Journalist
government Legal studies
Politics
B. Political Science Judge
B. Politics, Philosophy Lawyer (thousands of career paths … just ask us)
Psychology and Economics Politician/policy adviser
B. Psychology (Hons) Psychologist
Solicitor
B. Biotechnology
Biologist
Biology B. Environment
and Sustainability Chemist
Chemistry Communications
B. Genetics Psychologist
Environmental officer
studies B. Health Sciences Science researcher
Maths and Human movement
B. Mathematical Sciences
Environmental
scientist Scientist (hundreds
science Maths
B. Medical Science
B. Philosophy (PhB) (Hons)
Forester
of specialisations)
Teacher
Physics Genetic counsellor
B. Psychology (Hons) Zookeeper
Psychology Geologist
B. Science
Science Medical adviser
B. Science (Psychology)
Policy adviser
B. Science (Advanced) (Hons)
B. Arts Aid and development
B. Archaeological Practice officer
B. Asian Studies
English Author Journalist
B. Classical Studies
Social Geography B. Development Studies
Diplomat
Editor
Politician/policy
adviser
B. Environmental Studies
sciences Global studies
History
B. European Studies Foreign Researcher
and Languages
B. International Relations
B. Languages (28 to choose from)
correspondent
Heritage consultant
Scriptwriter
Teacher
humanities Social sciences B. Latin American Studies
B. Middle Eastern and Central
Historian Tourism manager
Sociology International
Asian Studies
business and trade
B. Pacific Studies
B. Philosophy (PhB) (Hons) Interpreter/translator
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 7
SINGLE DEGREES
Degree name Duration Indicative annual Commencement in UAC CRICOS
international fee (A$) July available code code
20181
Business and Economics
Bachelor of Accounting 3 years 42,960 133503 079653K
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies2 3 years 42,960 134403 028147F
Bachelor of Business Administration 3 years 42,960 133403 062745A
Bachelor of Commerce 3 years 42,960 133003 002289F
Bachelor of Economics 3 years 42,960 134003 002290B
Bachelor of Finance 3 years 42,960 133203 039746C
Bachelor of Finance, Economics and Statistics 4 years 42,960 134300 086222G
(Honours)2
Bachelor of International Business 3 years 42,960 133303 047472B
Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours in Actuarial 4 years 42,960 134454 050951E
Studies and Economics)2
Bachelor of Statistics2 3 years 40416 134200 061240A
Creative arts and design
Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship 3 years 35,904 131100 073993E
Bachelor of Design 3 years 35,904 139103 092387C
Bachelor of Music 3 3 years 35,904 139114 073990G
Bachelor of Visual Arts 3 years 35,904 139104 073991G
Diploma of Creative Design 4
1 year 40,368 139101 093907J
Diploma of Music4 1 year 38,976 139110 092017G
Engineering, computing and technology
Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Honours)2 4 years 42,960 135705 077939A
Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and 4 years 42,960 135700 085359K
Development) (Honours)2
Bachelor of Applied Data Analytics 3 years 40,416 135801 094621D
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) 2
4 years 45,168 135004 077943E
Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) 4 years 45,168 135000 060542F
(Honours)2
Bachelor of Information Technology 2 3 years 42,960 136063 029996A
Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) 2
4 years 42,960 135604 077948M
Diploma of Computing 2,4
1 year 40,368 136060 084573A
Law and government
Bachelor of Criminology 3 years 35,904 131150 078937F
Bachelor of International Relations 3 years 40,416 131153 073992F
Bachelor of International Security Studies 3 years 40,416 132105 082704M
Bachelor of Laws (Honours) 4 years 40,416 137004 085042J
Bachelor of Political Science 3 years 40,416 131162 086219C
Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics 3 years 40,416 131161 076183D
Bachelor of Policy Studies 3 years 40,416 131160 074004F
8 The Australian Nartional UniversityDegree name Duration Indicative annual Commencement in UAC CRICOS
international fee (A$) July available code code
20181
Maths and science
Bachelor of Biotechnology 2 3 years 40,416 138503 036660M
Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability 3 years 40,416 138201 091180D
Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability (Advanced) 4 years 40,416 138202 091181C
(Honours)
Bachelor of Environmental Studies 3 years 40,416 131145 074008B
Bachelor of Genetics 2
3 years 40,416 138600 064778J
Bachelor of Health Science 5
3 years 42,960 138302 094623B
Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences 2
3 years 40,416 138200 086223G
Bachelor of Medical Science 2 3 years 48,000 138403 036662J
Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - Science 4 years 42,960 138000 043746B
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) 4 years 42,960 138130 036680G
Bachelor of Science 3 years 42,960 138003 000335K
Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours) 4 years 42,960 138004 065138M
Bachelor of Science (Psychology) 3 years 42,960 138123 047423M
Diploma of Science 4
1 year 40416 138001 094624A
Social sciences and humanities
Bachelor of Archaeological Practice 3 years 35,904 131163 073983G
Bachelor of Arts 3 years 40,416 131003 074016B
Bachelor of Asian Studies 3 years 35,904 132005 082710B
Bachelor of Classical Studies 3 years 35,904 131103 073984F
Bachelor of Development Studies 3 years 40,416 131143 073987C
Bachelor of European Studies 3 years 35,904 131147 073994D
Bachelor of Languages 3 years 35,904 131193 073988B
Bachelor of Latin American Studies 3 years 40,416 131155 074005E
Bachelor of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies 3 years 40,416 131157 074006D
Bachelor of Pacific Studies 3 years 35,904 132333 075274J
Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - Arts and 4 years 40,416 131000 048427K
Social Science
Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) / Bachelor of Arts 4 years 40,416 131005 058580G
(Honours) 6
Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - Asia and 4 years 40,416 132000 088980J
the Pacific
Diploma of Liberal Studies 4 1 year 40,368 131001 085933G
1 These fees are indicative only for 2018. Please refer to 5 There are compulsory additional selection criteria, check
programsandcourses.anu.edu.au programsandcourses.anu.edu.au
2 Program includes another prerequisite in addition to ATAR. 6 Joint degrees offered with the National University of Singapore (NUS).
See pages 33-35 for full details.
Note: Admission requirements may vary from year to year. Admission
3 Entry to performance courses by audition. Applicants wishing to enrol in requirements for entry in 2018 may be subject to change. See
Performance courses are advised to contact the School to arrange for programsandcourses.anu.edu.au for any changes in entrance requirements.
an audition as soon as possible. E schoolofmusic@anu.edu.au or Information correct at time of printing, December 2017.
music.anu.edu.au/future-students/apply/performance-auditions
4 This program is completed at ANU College. See anucollege.edu.au
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 9FLEXIBLE DOUBLE DEGREES
Study two undergraduate degrees at the same time and graduate with
two qualifications.
ANU has pioneered the Flexible Double Degree so you can With over 750 possible degree combinations, there’s a Flexible
satisfy your intellectual curiosity and tailor your studies to Double Degree with your name on it.
prepare for your dream career.
Combine:
>> You will have a clear advantage when applying for jobs.
>> any two degrees within the Arts, Social Sciences, Business
>> It takes less time than studying two undergraduate or Science group
degrees separately.
>> a Bachelor of Laws with another degree within the Law group
>> You will have the same full-time workload as a student
>> a Bachelor of Engineering, Advanced Computing or Software
studying a single undergraduate degree.
Engineering with another degree within the Engineering and
Advanced Computing group.
Joshua Ong – Bachelor of Science/
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
10 The Australian Nartional UniversityArts, Social Sciences, Law Engineering or
Business or Science Advanced Computing
UAC code: 130010 UAC code: 137010 UAC code: 135010
Four years full-time Five years full-time Five years full-time
Combine any two of the Choose Choose one of the
following degrees following degrees
Bachelor of Cut-off 2017 Bachelor of Cut-off 2017 Bachelor of Cut-off 2017
Accounting^ 86 Laws (Hons) 98 Advanced Computing (Hons)* 90
Actuarial Studies* 95 and combine with one Advanced Computing (R&D)
Applied Data Analytics 95 of the following degrees (Hons)* 99
Archaeological Practice 80 Accounting 86 Engineering (Hons)* 90
Art History and Curatorship 80 Actuarial Studies* 95 Engineering (R&D) (Hons)* 99
Arts 80 Applied Data Analytics 95 Software Engineering (Hons)* 87
Asian Studies 80 Archaeological Practice 80 and combine with one
Biotechnology #* 80 Art History and Curatorship 80 of the following degrees
Business Administration 82 Arts 80 Actuarial Studies* 95
Classical Studies 80 Asian Studies 80 Applied Data Analytics 95
Commerce^+ 82 Biotechnology* 80 Arts 80
Criminology 80 Business Administration 82 Asian Studies 80
Design A+C Classical Studies 80 Biotechnology* 80
Development Studies 80 Commerce 82 Business Administration 82
Economics 86 Criminology 80 Commerce 82
Environment and Sustainability 80 Design A+C Economics 86
Environment and Sustainability Development Studies 80 Finance+ 86
(Advanced) (Honours) 95 Economics 86 Genetics* 90
Environmental Studies 80 Environment and Sustainability 80 Information Technology* 80
European Studies 80 Environment and Sustainability International Security Studies 90
Finance+ 86 (Advanced) (Honours) 95 Mathematical Sciences* 95
Genetics#* 90 Environmental Studies 80 Pacific Studies 80
Information Technology* 80 European Studies 80 Science 80
International Relations 90 Finance 86 Science (Psychology) 80
International Security Studies 90 Genetics* 90 Statistics* 86
Languages 80 Information Technology* 80
Latin American Studies 80 International Relations 90
Mathematical Sciences* 95 International Security Studies 90
Medical Science#* 90 Languages 80
Middle Eastern and Central Latin American Studies 80
Asian Studies 80 Mathematical Sciences* 95
Music1 80 Medical Science* 90 A+C: ATAR + conditions apply including
Pacific Studies 80 Middle Eastern and Central interview/portfolio. See soa.anu.edu.au/
Asian Studies 80 apply for more information.
Policy Studies 80
Political Science 90 Music1 80 1
Entrance to Performance courses are by
audition. E schoolofmusic@anu.edu.au
Politics, Philosophy and Pacific Studies 80
Economics 96 Policy Studies 80
^
Commerce with an accounting major
cannot be combined with Bachelor
Science 80 Political Science 90 of Accounting.
Science (Psychology) 80 Politics, Philosophy and +
Commerce with a finance major cannot
Statistics* 86 Economics 96 be combined with Bachelor of Finance.
Visual Arts A+C Science 80
* Program includes another prerequisite in
Science (Psychology) 80 addition to ATAR. See pages 33-35.
Statistics* 86 #
The degrees of Biotechnology, Genetics
Visual Arts A+C and Medical Sciences cannot be
combined with one another.
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 11FLEXIBLE VERTICAL DOUBLE DEGREES
Expand your career options and graduate with two qualifications.
What are flexible vertical double Vertical Law programs
degrees? Just fallen short of the marks you needed to study Law at
ANU? A FVDD gives you another pathway to realising your
A Flexible Vertical Double Degree (FVDD) is a new double dream where you can study an eligible Bachelor degree
degree which lets you undertake a Bachelor and a Master combined with the ANU Juris Doctor.
degree in a reduced timeframe. An FVDD program will
generally take you four years to complete (5.5 if combining The Juris Doctor is a challenging and rewarding Master-
degrees within the Law group) and offers you time and cost level degree. If you’re prepared to do the hard yards to
savings when compared with studying a Bachelor and a maintain the required GPA to enter this program, you’ll get
Master degree separately. You can combine a Bachelor to graduate from one of Australia’s top law schools and be
and a Master degree from related disciplines for depth of ready to launch into a stellar career.
knowledge and specialist skills; or combine degrees from
different disciplines for breadth and transferrable skills.
Are there exceptions?
Medicine, four-year Advanced degrees or those with built-
What’s in it for me? in Honours (like Law), as well as some Master degrees
cannot be combined in a FVDD due to their unique degree
Save time and money structures. Check out the FVDD degree groups on the next
You’ll get credit in your Master degree for related areas of page to see what you can study and combine.
study in your Bachelor degree. This means you save time W anu.edu.au/study/apply/flexible-vertical-double-degree-
(and money) when compared with studying a Bachelor and applications
Master degree separately.
Specialise or broaden
Study a Master degree in the same field as your Bachelor
degree to develop depth of knowledge and specialist skills.
Or take your Master degree in a different field to broaden
your knowledge and develop your transferrable skills.
Be competitive in the jobs market
Your Master qualification can help you stand out from the
crowd and remain competitive in the global jobs market.
Freedom to explore
Study an eligible Bachelor degree at ANU and opt-in to an
FVDD straight after you enrol, or up until you’ve completed
72 units of study. Maintain the required Grade Point
Average (GPA) and you’ll transition into the Master courses
component (while still in your Bachelor degree) of your FVDD
study program at 96 units.
University opens your eyes to a wide range of disciplines
and paths of enquiry – many of which you won’t have
encountered until you arrive. The benefit of aiming for this
flexible program is that you can explore what ANU offers
before settling on a discipline area. Then, when you’re ready,
you can choose from over 300 FVDD combinations – explore
first, decide later.
12 The Australian Nartional UniversityBusiness, Humanities Science Law
& Social Sciences
4-years full-time 4-years full-time 5.5-years full-time
Bachelor options Bachelor options Bachelor options
Archaeological Practice Science Archaeological Practice
Art History & Curatorship Biotechnology* Art History & Curatorship
Arts Environment & Sustainability Arts
Asian Studies Genetics* Asian Studies
Business Administration Health Science Classical Studies
Classical Studies Criminology
Commerce Development Studies
Criminology Environmental Studies
Development Studies European Studies
Economics International Relations
Environmental Studies International Security Studies
European Studies Latin American Studies
International Relations Music1
International Security Studies Policy Studies
Statistics* Political Science
Languages Politics, Philosophy
Latin American Studies & Economics
Middle Eastern & Central Asian Studies Visual Arts*
Music1
Policy Studies
Political Science
Politics, Philosophy & Economics
Visual Arts*
Opt-in and transition Opt-in and transition Opt-in and transition
Master options Master options Master options
Archaeological Science Environment Juris Doctor
Asian and Pacific Studies Innovation and Professional Practice
Culture, Health & Medicine Public Health
Demography
Diplomacy
Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Environment
General & Applied Linguistics
International Management
International Relations
Innovation &
Professional Practice
Leadership
Management
Marketing Management
Public Health
Strategic Studies
Translation
1 Entrance to Performance courses are by audition. E schoolofmusic@anu.edu.au
* Program includes another prerequisite in addition to ATAR. See pages 33-35 for full details.
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 13U N D E R G R A D U AT E R E S E A R C H D E G R E E
These innovative degrees are for high achievers who want to
direct their own learning.
ANU has developed a unique suite of Undergraduate Research Research and Development
Degrees that let you explore your specific interests, while you
develop the systematic research skills required for problem- Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and
solving, discovery and innovation.
Development) (Honours)
>> You will have the same full-time workload as a student
The Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and
studying a single undergraduate degree.
Development) (Honours) is a unique, interdisciplinary program
>> You will graduate with skills that are in global demand, that prepares students to become future leaders for the
across any industry including: government, non-government information and communications technology revolution.
and not-for-profit, business, consultancies and academia.. Students will learn advanced computing techniques and
have the opportunity to complete a unique major, while
ANU offers Undergraduate Research Degrees that offer
also developing exceptional professional skills in areas of
opportunities for intensive individual guidance from world-
entrepreneurship and management.
leading academics, exclusive placements in research
organisations, travel and teamwork while you study. Bachelor of Engineering (Research and
Development) (Honours)
Why research? The Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development)
The job environment is continually changing. Traditional (Honours) has been developed for high-achieving students
vocations are disappearing or transforming, while new interested in becoming innovators and future leaders in
vocations are emerging in response to contemporary needs engineering. This elite engineering degree provides access
and challenges in our rapidly evolving world. to a program that combines the fundamental engineering
courses and offers the opportunity to be immersed in research
Through your Undergraduate Research Degree you will develop groups covering mechatronics, solar energy, materials and
timeless, highly transferrable skills that transcend disciplines. manufacturing. This exceptional degree will not only allow you
You will be able to identify a need, develop and then implement to excel in your career, but to also make a real difference and
a solution. help to solve some of the world's largest problems.
These skills will allow you to work in and across any industry:
government, non-government and not-for- profit, business Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours)
and academia. You will have endless opportunities when you The Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours) is a flexible
graduate because you will be able to direct the course of program that can be tailored to explore students chosen
your career. disciplines working amongst a community of world-leading
academics. Students can extend their understanding of
Bachelor of Finance, Economics and Statistics concepts and be introduced to advanced concepts and
(Honours) research possibilities leading to a broad range of careers.
The Bachelor of Finance, Economics and Statistics (Honours) is
an elite program that integrates the three disciplines to foster a
deep understanding of these fields. Studying under the tutelage
of a mentor, graduates of the program will be recognised
for exceptional aptitude for quantitative financial analysis,
conceptual thinking about claims on resources using statistics,
and problem solving skills combining economic intuition and
mathematical techniques.
14 The Australian Nartional UniversityThe Bachelor of Philosophy is by no means your
average degree. As PhB student AJ America can
attest, you can exercise a high level of autonomy
within it and work closely with lecturers.
In Year 12, AJ took the HSC History Extension
course, which she describes as a very self-
directed research project.
I really enjoyed the process
of research and the process of
letting a project take shape over
a few months rather than just
having a set essay question that
you respond to in the three weeks
that you have to write the paper,”
AJ says. “The opportunity to keep
doing that regularly was really
enticing.
AJ America
PhB and Diploma of Languages
Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) There are five streams of this unique program available
for students:
The Bachelor of Philosophy (PhB) is an elite research-focused
degree, offering unique opportunities to participate in real >> Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) – Arts and
research at the undergraduate level. Social Sciences
It allows intellectually ambitious students to explore >> Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) – Asia and the Pacific
their interests, develop research skills and have one-on-one
>> Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) – Science
mentoring by leading academics, while enjoying
being in a group of like-minded students. The PhB program >> Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)/Bachelor of Arts
is a flexible program, students will work with their mentors to (Honours) – Dual degree with the National University
tailor a program they will find stimulating and challenging. of Singapore
>> Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)/Bachelor of Science
(Honours) – Dual degree with the National University
of Singapore
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 15PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
If you need some ideas about how to put your degree together, then
take a look at how some of our students designed their degrees.
Single Degrees
Year Semester Courses
1 1
2
Major
Major
Minor
Minor
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
2 1
2
Major
Major
Minor
Minor
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
3 1
2
Major
Major
Major
Major
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Flexible Double Degrees™
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts (four-year degree)
Year Semester Courses
1 1
2
Science Major
Science Major
Science Minor
Science Minor
Arts Major
Arts Major
Arts Minor
Arts Minor
2 1
2
Science Major
Science Major
Science Minor
Science Minor
Arts Major
Arts Major
Arts Minor
Arts Minor
3 1
2
Science Major
Science Major
Science Elective
Science Elective
Arts Major
Arts Major
Arts Elective
Arts Elective
4 1
2
Science Major
Science Major
Science Elective
Science Elective
Arts Major
Arts Major
Arts Elective
Arts Elective
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce (five-year degree)
Year Semester Courses
1 1
2
Foundations of
Australian Law
Lawyers, Justice
Torts
Contracts
Commerce Major
Commerce Major
Commerce Minor
Commerce Minor
and Ethics
2 1
2
Australian Public Law
International Law
Criminal Law and Procedure
Legal Theory
Commerce Major
Commerce Major
Commerce Minor
Commerce Minor
3 1
2
Administrative Law
Commonwealth
Constitutional Law
Corporations Law
Law Elective
Commerce Major
Commerce Major
Commerce Elective
Commerce Elective
4 1
2
Property
Equity and Trusts
Law Elective
Law Elective
Commerce Major
Commerce Major
Commerce Elective
Commerce Elective
5 1
2
Litigation and Dispute
Management
Evidence
Law Elective
Law Elective
Law Elective
Law Elective
Law Elective
Law Elective
16 The Australian Nartional UniversityUndergraduate Research Degree
Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) (four-year degree)
Year Semester Courses
1 1
2
Advanced Studies 1
Advanced Studies 2
Arts Major
Arts Major
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
2 1
2
Advanced Studies 3
Advanced Studies 4
Arts Major
Arts Major
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
3 1
2
Advanced Studies 5
Advanced Studies 6
Arts Major
Arts Major
Arts Major
Arts Major
Elective
Elective
4 1
2
Honours
Honours
Honours
Honours
Honours
Honours
Honours
Honours
Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) (Honours) (four-year degree)
Year Semester Courses
1 1
2
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
2 1
2
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
Engineering R&D project
Engineering core subjects
Engineering Major
Engineering core subjects
Elective
3 1
2
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
Engineering R&D project
Engineering R&D project
Engineering Major
Engineering Major
Elective
Elective
4 1
2
Engineering core subjects
Engineering core subjects
Engineering R&D project
Engineering Major practical
Engineering Major
Engineering Major
Elective
Elective
experience
Major: An area within a program that allows in-depth study in a particular field. A major usually consists of a set number of related courses.
Majors at ANU require 48 units.
Minor: A minor has fewer requirements to fulfil than a major, in terms of units and compulsory courses. Minors at ANU require 24 units.
Specialisation: Similar to minors, specialisations are areas of study with their own courses that can be taken in conjunction with a specific related major.
Elective: An optional area of study selected in addition to the core courses of the program. Electives may allow you to delve more deeply into an area of
study, or focus on an alternative area of interest. Many students use electives to complete an additional major or minor.
These study plans are a suggestion on how these programs can be structured. The University holds
Academic Advice Sessions during Orientation Week for new students. From there, students can meet
with their College's Student Office to formalise a study plan.
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 17M A J O R S , M I N O R S & S P E C I A L I S AT I O N S
Majors and minors are another way to tailor your studies to suit your
career goals and interests.
Many programs at ANU require the inclusion of majors, Major Minor Specialisation College
minors and specialisations. Project Management
Major – An area within a program that allows in-depth study Quantitative Finance
in a particular field. A major usually consists of a set number
of related courses. Majors at ANU require 48 units. Typically, Statistical Data Analysis
each course is worth six units. Strategy, Behaviour and
Minor – A minor has fewer requirements to fulfil than a Economics
major, in terms of points and compulsory courses. Minors at Theoretical Statistics
ANU require 24 units.
Specialisation – Similar to minors, specialisations are
areas of study with their own courses that are allowed to be Creative arts and design
taken in conjunction with a specific related major. Refer to Animation and Video
programsandcourses.anu.edu.au for more information.
Art History
Art Theory
Major Minor Specialisation College Ceramics
Ceramics Design Arts
Business and economics
Composition, Arranging and
Accounting Sound Design
Advanced Accounting Design
Applied Statistics Furniture
Asian Capital Markets Furniture Design Arts
Business and Economics Glass
Essentials
Glass Design Arts
Business Information Systems
Gold and Silversmithing
Business Law and Design Arts
Professional Ethics
Gold and Silversmithing
Capital Markets
Music
Corporate Sustainability
Music Technology
Econometrics
Musicology
Economic History
Painting
Economic Studies
Performance
Finance
Photomedia
International Business
Popular Music
Introductory Accounting
Printmedia and Drawing
Management
Sculpture
Market Research
Textiles
Marketing
Textiles Design Arts
Probability and Stochastic
Processes Visual Arts Practice
18 The Australian Nartional UniversityMajor Minor Specialisation College Major Minor Specialisation College
Engineering, computing and technology Maths and science
Artificial Intelligence Abnormal Psychology
Biomedical Systems Advanced Chemistry
Computational Foundations Advanced Mathematics
Computer Systems Advanced Physics
Cyber Security Advanced Quantitative
Biology and Bioinformatics
Computer Science
Foundations Applied Statistics
Data Science Astronomy and Astrophysics
Digital Systems Biochemistry
Electronic and Biodiversity Conservation and
Communication Systems Management
Electronic Systems Biological Neuropsychology
Engineering Science Biology
Environmental Systems Biomedical Science
Information Systems Business Psychology
Innovation and Professional Cell & Molecular Biology
Practice
Chemistry
Intelligent Systems
Climate Science and Policy
IT in New Media
Cognitive Psychology
Mechanical and Material
Systems Computer Science
Mechatronic Systems Developmental Psychology
Photonic Systems Earth and Marine Sciences
Renewable Energy Systems Earth Physics
Research and Development Earth Science
Software Development Environmental Policy
Sustainable Energy Systems Environmental Science
Sustainable Systems Evolution and Ecology
Systems and Architecture Human Ecology
Theoretical Computer Science Evolution, Ecology and
Organismal Biology
Forest Science and Policy
Law and Government
Genetics
Criminology
Geochemistry and Petrology
Political Science
Geography
Political Theory
ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences ANU College of Asia and the Pacific ANU College of Business and Economics
ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science ANU Colleges of Science
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 19Major Minor Specialisation College Major Minor Specialisation College
Health, Medicine and the Body Environmental Archaeology
Human Biology Forensic and Evolutionary
Archaeology
Human Evolutionary Biology
Regional Archaeology
Interdisciplinary Science
Advanced Forensic and
Marine Geoscience Evolutionary Archaeology
Marine Science Advanced French Studies
Mathematical Economics Advanced German Studies
Mathematical Finance Advanced Global Archaeology
Mathematical Modelling Advanced Hispanic Culture
Mathematical Physics Advanced Hispanic Studies
Mathematics Advanced Hispanic
Linguistics
Microbiology and Immunology
Advanced Italian Studies
Neuroscience and Physiology
Advanced Latin
Optics
Advanced Persian
Physics
Advanced Spanish Studies
Plant Science
Advanced Studies
Professional Science
Engagement American Studies
Psychology Ancient Greek
Quantitiative Biology Ancient History
Resource and Environmental Anthropology
Management
Applied Linguistics
Science Communication
Arabic
Social Psychology
Archaeology
Soil and Land Management
Asian Art History
Statistics
Asian History
Sustainability Studies
Asian Studies
Sustainable Development
Asia-Pacific Politics
Theoretical Physics
Asia-Pacific Security Studies
Water Science
Asia and Pacific Culture,
Water Science and Policy Media and Gender
India Studies
Social sciences and humanitites Year in Asia
Advanced Ancient Greek Asia and Pacific Anthropology
Advanced Arabic Asia and Pacific Liguistics
Advanced Environmental Asia and Pacific Literature
Archaeology
and Film
ANU Leadership and Research Asia-Pacific Studies
20 The Australian Nartional UniversityMajor Minor Specialisation College Major Minor Specialisation College
Australian Indigenous Studies International Relations
Australian Politics Italian Language and Culture
Biological Anthropology Japanese Language
Burmese Language Advanced Japanese
Language
Chinese Language
Japanese Linguistics
Advanced Chinese Language
Japanese Studies
Chinese Studies
Korean Language
Classical Chinese
Advanced Korean Language
Comparative Politics
Korean Studies
Contemporary Europe
Latin
Demography
Latin American Studies
Development Studies
Linguistics
Digital Humanities
Middle Eastern and Central
English Asian Studies
Environmental Studies Mongolian Language
Film Northeast Asian Studies
Forensic Anthropology Pacific Studies
Forensic Linguistics Peace and Conflict Studies
French Language and Culture Persian
Gender and Sexuality Philosophy
Gender, Sexuality and Culture Philosophy and Science
German Language and Russian
Culture
Sanskrit Language
Heritage and Museum Studies
Advanced Sanskrit Language
Hindi Language
Social Research Methods
Historical International
Security Sociology
History Southeast Asian Studies
Human Rights Spanish
Indonesian Language Tetum Language
Indonesian Studies Thai Language
Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Urdu/Persian Language
International Communication Vietnamese Language
ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences ANU College of Asia and the Pacific ANU College of Business and Economics
ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science ANU Colleges of Science
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 21PAT H W AY S
You can take an alternative pathway to study at ANU.
ANU Diplomas Other information
ATAR 70 (or equivalent)
Credit for previous study
The Diploma program is delivered by ANU College and provides
If you have completed post-secondary studies you may be
a supportive study environment to prepare students for entry
eligible for advanced standing (transfer credit) towards an
into Bachelor-level study. If you have completed high school, and
undergraduate degree at ANU. Your application for credit should
possibly another year of study, but have not achieved the grades
include full documentation for previous studies, including copies
you need to directly enter your preferred degree program, you
of course descriptions. Domestic applicants apply once they
can choose from the following diplomas.
have commenced.
Diploma of Computing Progression requirements
If you successfully complete this program, you can enter the
In order to progress to the second year of the Bachelor of
second year of a Bachelor of Information Technology degree.
Design, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of
Science, students require a minimum GPA of 5.0 out of 7.0. For
Diploma of Creative Design
the Bachelor of Information Technology, students only require a
If you successfully complete this program, you can enter the GPA of 4.0 or higher out of 7.0.
second year of a Bachelor of Design degree.
If students don’t achieve the GPA of 5.0 out of 7.0 for those
degrees that require it, then they may enter the first year of those
Diploma of Liberal Studies
degree programs from the respective diplomas if they have a
If you successfully complete this program, you can enter the minimum of 4.0 out of 7.0 and with no more than one fail or
second year of a Bachelor of Arts degree. incomplete grade.
Diploma of Music
If you successfully complete this program, you can enter the For more information about pathways go to
second year of a Bachelor of Music degree.
anucollege.edu.au
Diploma of Science
If you successfully complete this program, you can enter the
second year of a Bachelor of Science degree.
W programsandcourses.anu.edu.au
22 The Australian Nartional UniversityFEES
International students at ANU pay international student fees (ISF).
These fees are based on the courses you enrol in and each course has a set
fee. A few days after you enrol, you will receive an invoice for the tuition fees
for the courses in which you are enrolled for the semester. You must pay this
invoice by the payment deadline.
Services and Amenities Fee The University sets fees each year. Generally fees do increase
by a small amount every year.
ANU students are required to pay a Student Services and
Amenities Fee (SA fee). This fee helps to pay for support and
welfare services, sporting and recreational activities, employment How to pay
and career advice, student groups and societies, financial
advice and food services, childcare services, and the student Western Union Business Solutions (WUBS)
newspaper Woroni. If you are making a payment from overseas, you can use
Western Union Business Solutions. To pay your fees this
Costs way, complete the Western Union payment form available
at student.globalpay.wu.com/geo-buyer/anu
To see approximate costs by degree program, see the
International Student Fees reference document from our website: Online Credit or Scheme Debit cards (Mastercard
anu.edu.au/students/program-administration/costs-fees/ and Visa ONLY)
international-student-fees
Once you are an enrolled student you can pay online through
You will also find indicative annual 2018 international fees for the ANU website. If you pay this way, you will see your payment
individual courses outlined in page 8-9 of this booklet. displayed immediately on your student account. When your
payment is processed you will receive an official receipt number
which you should save for your records.
Note that ANU does not store credit card numbers.
BPAY
If you have an Australian bank account, you can pay your tuition
fees and the SA fee through BPAY.
You must use the BPAY biller code and reference number that is
on your invoice. The BPAY reference number is unique to you,
the semester or session you are paying for, and the type of fee
you are paying.
If you use another student’s BPAY reference number, you will
be paying somebody else’s fees. To ensure your payment is
allocated correctly, use the reference number on the current
invoice each term.
If you pay through BPAY it may take 24-48 hours for your
payment to appear on your student account. Payments made on
weekends may take longer.
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 23H O W T O A P P LY
1
Check the program
2
Submit your
3
Accept your offer
entry requirements application >> Meet all conditions of your offer letter
(if applicable).
and your eligibility >> As an international student, you can
submit your application either: >> Return the completed Acceptance
to apply –– directly online1 at student-anu. Declaration, Payment Advice and
studylink.com Financial Declaration Form to the
>> Visit the Programs and Courses Admissions Office via email to
–– through an authorised agent 2 or
website for program requirements acceptance@anu.edu.au
–– through UAC international 3 at
and eligibility and the English
uac.edu.au/international >> Your electronic Confirmation of
Language requirement at
programsandcourses.anu.edu.au Enrolment (eCoE) will be processed
within 10 working days of your
payment being finalised and receipt of
your correctly completed Acceptance
Declaration, Payment Advice and
Financial Declaration Form.
Important dates
All undergraduates:
>> ANU Open Day 2018 – Saturday 25 August 9am-4pm
>> Guaranteed ANU Accommodation – applications close 8 June 2018 for Semester 2, 20 December 2018 for semester 1
>> Orientation and enrolment – early February for Semester 1, early July for Semester 2
Semester 2 2018 Semester 1 2019
UAC International Students
UAC Opens Early August 2017 Early August 2018
Close of on-time UAC applications Early June 2018 Early January 2019
Direct Applicant International Students
Application closing date 26 May 2018 15 December 2018
Acceptance/deposit deadline 30 June 2018 – offshore* students 15 January 2019 – offshore* students
10 July 2018 – onshore* students 31 January 2019 – onshore* students
*The above dates are subject to change. For the most accurate dates, please check the relevant websites.
1. If you are currently completing an 3. International applicants who are not supporting documents with no alterations
Australian Year 12 qualification, the completing the qualifications mentioned (including the size of documents). If
International Baccalaureate, or the New above (1) can apply directly at student-anu. your original documents are written in a
Zealand National Certificate of Educational studylink.com language other than English, the document
Achievement Level 3 in New Zealand, then Apply at student-anu.studylink.com must be accompanied by an English
you must apply through the Universities translation completed by an authorised
Admissions Centre (UAC) at uac.edu.au/ > You can choose up to three preferences. translator.
international. Choose your preferences wisely starting
with the program you are most interested > Pay the $100 application fee by credit card
2. Authorised agent: visit anu.edu.au/study/ in studying. through secure website.
contacts to view a list of authorised agents in > Upload colour scanned official academic
your country. transcripts, graduation certificate (for
completed programs), English language
test results (if applicable), and any other
24 The Australian Nartional UniversityENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
You must provide evidence of English language proficiency required
for admission to ANU.
You may meet this requirement if your tertiary studies were entirely equivalent) score of 6.0, with a minimum score of 5.5 in all
taught and assessed in English during the past two years. bands, to gain entry to the course. Please note that all Law
programs cannot be packaged with English program.
If you are an international student and you completed your
(See table below.)
English studies more than two years ago, you will need to
provide an English proficiency test certificate, such as the For all information on English language requirements visit
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) or the Test W anu.edu.au/pg/english
of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).
Contact
English language preparation ANU College
T +61 2 6125 6688
The ANU Access English program is a 10-week course offered E info@anucollege.edu.au
by ANU College. The course runs four times a year and is W anucollege.edu.au
designed so that you can finish the course in time to start your
studies at ANU. You must already have an IELTS (or recognised CRICOS Code: 01682E
Test Regular Degree Programs ANIP, Medicine, undergraduate Graduate Law programs
(including Exchange and Study Law, JD and Legal Workshop (except JD and Legal
Abroad) programs Workshop programs)
Academic IELTS An overall score of 6.5 with An overall score of 7 with An overall score of 7 with
at least 6 in each component at least 6 in each component at least 7 in Writing and at least
of the test 6 in each other component
TOEFL1 - A score of 570 with A score of 600 with A score or 650 with
paper-based test TWE* score of 4.5 TWE* score of 5.0 TWE* of 5.0
TOEFL1 - A score of 80, with a minimum of A score of 100, with a A score of 110, with a minimum
internet-based test 20 in Reading and Writing and 18 minimum of 22 in all four sections of 26 in Writing and at least 22
in Speaking and Listening in all other sections
Cambridge CAE 80 (Grade A) 95 (Grade A) 95 (Grade A)
Advanced
PTE Academic Overall 64, minimum score Overall 70, minimum score Overall 70 minimum score of 60
of 55 in each section of 60 in each section in each section and at least 70
in Writing
* TWE = Test of Written English
2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 25BONUS POINTS
Bonus points can help you get into your dream degree.
If you don’t achieve the ATAR to get into your preferred ANU Academic bonus points
degree, we may award you up to a maximum of five (5)
bonus points to help get you over the line. We will automatically award you up to five (5) Academic
To qualify for bonus points you must: bonus points if you successfully achieve the score for the
subjects set out in the table below.
>> be an international applicants who has applied through
UAC International (Academic bonus points only)
>> receive an ATAR of 70 and above
>> not have attended tertiary studies before.
At ANU, bonus points do not apply to programs with an
ATAR cut-off of 98 or higher.
ANU academic bonus points allocation under the National Access Scheme —
Domestic and UAC International applicants
Category Bonus Basis for award of bonus points1
points
ACT 2 NSW QLD SA TAS VIC WA IB Diploma
Chemistry 2 points 159 5 VH B+ HA 35 67 Standard Level 6
Higher Level 5
English (other than ESL) 5 Points 159 5 VH B+ HA 35 67 Standard Level 6
Language Studies (other than English) Higher Level 5
Indigenous Studies
Specialist Mathematics (Major/Minor) 3 5 Points 142 E3 H B- CA 30 58 Higher Level 5
Physics 2 Points 159 5 VH B+ HA 35 67 Standard Level 6
Higher Level 5
Music AMEB 8 5 Points Successful Completion
1. Scores listed in the table above reflect the minimum grade required for bonus points to be awarded. This information should be used as a guide only.
The University may vary these requirements at any time.
2. All ACT subjects must be completed as a Major at minimum, unless specified otherwise. The ACT marks indicated in this schedule are the scaled marks
received at the end of Year 12. Refer to the ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies for information on scaling in the ACT: www.bsss.act.edu.au
3. NSW – Mathematics Extension 1 or 2; QLD – Mathematics; TAS – Mathematics I or II, Mathematics Stage 2 or 3, Calculus and Applications 1 A or 1 B;
WA – Mathematics Specialist 3A or 3B or 3C or 3D; IB Diploma – Further Maths.
The bonus point schedule is correct at the time of publication: December 2017.
The schedule is reviewed annually and any updates will be published on anu.edu.au/study/apply/academic-bonus-points.
26 The Australian Nartional UniversitySUPPORT TO SUCCEED
You have a range of support services available to you at ANU to help
you to succeed and make the most of life at university.
ANU Academic Skills and ANU Access and Inclusion
Learning Centre Access and Inclusion provide support to students from a range
of backgrounds and circumstances to ensure they receive
The Academic Skills and Learning Centre can provide you
equal access to opportunities. Access and Inclusion support
with free and confidential help with your studies through
alternative and mature age entry students, student carers and
tutorials, workshops, courses, podcasts and handouts. They
students with disability, student athletes, and Lesbian, Gay,
can help you to develop the academic, critical thinking and
Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex students.
communication skills you need to succeed at university.
ANU Careers Centre ANU Health Service
ANU Health Service is a fully accredited primary health care
The Careers Centre can help you to plan your career by
facility that provides comprehensive health services to current
providing you with career target strategies, tools and career
ANU students and staff. Australian students at ANU are bulk-
development information. You can drop in for a one-on-one
billed through Medicare, and international students through their
or use the CareerHub to look for jobs, work experience and
Overseas Student Health Cover.
internship opportunities, online career planning, application
resources, seminars, workshops, employer presentations and
career events. ANU Counselling Centre
The Counselling Centre provides free, confidential and
SET4ANU professional services to students dealing with a range of
difficulties. The Counselling Centre also runs an extensive group
SET4ANU is a fun, free program that matches new students to
and seminar program throughout semester to support student
a more experienced student volunteer who can help you with
health and wellbeing.
all the practical things that need to be done at the beginning
of semester. They will introduce you to other students in
similar degree programs, show you around campus and help
you access facilities and services. They’ll help you sign up for For more information about help and support at
tutorials, student email, join the gym, clubs and societies. The ANU go to anu.edu.au/students/services
SET4ANU volunteers can also show you where you can get
help with essays and exam preparation, and how to access
other course specific content.
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