Applying
There are many different types of study you can do at UTS, ranging from short courses to research degrees. Once you know what it is you want to study the next step is applying. The links on this page will lead you to specific information on how to apply for your course.
Undergraduate study
Applications for undergraduate degrees at UTS open twice a year through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) (opens an external site).
Applying for undergraduate study has information on how to apply for both domestic and international students.
Pathways to undergraduate degrees at UTS
There are a number of entry pathways to studying at UTS. The most common pathway is tertiary level studies. These can include a TAFE diploma, an INSEARCH Diploma or, a year of university study in another course to improve your competitiveness.
INSEARCH is a pathway provider aligned with UTS for students who need English language courses or other academic studies before applying for university study. Information about applying for both international and Australian students can be found on the INSEARCH website.
Postgraduate study
Postgraduate coursework program
Applications for postgraduate coursework programs such as Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas or Masters by coursework degrees are open twice a year. The applying for postgraduate coursework page provides information on how to apply and which courses are available for application.
Postgraduate research program
If you want apply for a Masters by research or Doctoral research (PhD) degree program the research degrees at UTS - application process page provides information on how to apply.
International students applying for postgraduate study
If you are not an Australian citizen or permanent resident, and are either a temporary resident or you hold a student visa you need to complete the international student application process through UTS International.
Non-award or cross-institutional study
If you want to study some UTS subjects, but not enrol in a whole degree at UTS the applying for non-award study and cross-institutional page provides information on how to apply. Generally non-award and cross-institutional applications are open twice a year.
International students applying for non-award study
International students are eligible to apply for non-award studies at UTS through the Study Abroad and Global Exchange programs. Information about program entry requirements and application procedures can be found at the UTS International website.
Short courses and continuing professional education
Short courses and continuing professional education courses are offered throughout the year. Course availability information and application requirements can be found at:
Enrolling
Once you have been accepted into a course and receive your offer, in most cases you can enrol yourself into your course online. Certain courses may require on-campus attendance of an enrolment session, and if you prefer you can always nominate to come to an on-campus session to enrol. The Student Administration Unit's, enrolment section provides more information regarding dates, times and other enrolment essentials.
