UAC News
For the principal, student adviser, Year 12 adviser and
curriculum adviser
My UAC has arrived!
These include:
 All About UAC for Student Advisers
VOLUME 22 ∙ ISSUE 1 ∙ MARCH 2016
 All About UAC for Parents
 Frequently Asked Questions About the ATAR
 All About UAC for Year 11 and 12 Students.
Print copies of these publications are available at expos and
career days attended by UAC – make sure you let your students
know to visit our stand and collect the 2016 version. A list of
these days is included in this newsletter or can be found on
UAC’s website at www.uac.edu.au/schoolink/events.shtml.
PDF versions of these publications can also be downloaded
from UAC’s website at www.uac.edu.au/publications/
undergraduate.shtml.
UAC has launched a mobile app to make it easier for students to
manage their uni application.
Students can use My UAC to:
 Search undergraduate courses
–
–
–
–
quick search keyword, course name or course code
browse all the courses at a particular institution
find courses with entry below or between cut-offs
refine search results by field of study, institution,
attendance mode or preferred start month
– save their shortlist of courses in favourites and compare
detailed course descriptions.
 Change their preferences (after applying online when
applications open in August)
– view course eligibility status
– check any document requirements
– add and change course preferences.
 View their ATAR (when released in December)
 Check their offers (as they’re released).
Encourage your students to download the app – available for
free in iOS and Android – to easily research, review and manage
their application.
ATAR in the media
Unless you were on a remote desert island over the December–
January holidays, you probably noticed that the ATAR received a
lot of media attention.
Year 10 booklet
UAC’s Year 10 booklet covering university entry requirements for
2019 will once again be available in early May. The booklet lists
courses UAC’s participating institutions will offer in 2019, with
details of prerequisites, assumed knowledge, recommended
studies and additional selection criteria.
This booklet also contains information and worksheets to help
students think about their interests, aspirations and skills that will
help them decide which HSC courses to take in years 11 and 12.
Each Year 12 school in NSW and the ACT will receive four
complimentary copies of the booklet. Extra print copies can be
ordered on UAC’s website and copies can be downloaded at
www.uac.edu.au/publications/undergraduate.shtml. An
accompanying presentation will also be available on Schoolink
in May.
Scaling report
The Report on the Scaling of the 2015 NSW Higher School
Certificate will be available on UAC’s website in April. The
preliminary report is currently available at www.uac.edu.au/
publications/undergraduate/atar.shtml. Print copies of the full
and final report can be ordered (for a small fee) by filling in and
sending us the undergraduate publications order form at
www.uac.edu.au/publications.
Following are some interesting facts about the 2015 ATAR:
Many of you will know that universities have been considering
criteria other than the ATAR for Year 12 entry (especially for certain
courses) for a long time. It’s nothing new, and it doesn’t mean that
the ATAR is meaningless or about to be abandoned altogether.
 55,736 students received an ATAR
In addition to the ATAR, universities may look at a range of
other criteria, such as interviews, portfolios, performance in
specific tests, performance in Year 12 subjects, educational
disadvantage and so on. University admissions criteria can be
quite diverse, even for Year 12 students.
 16.5% of students received an ATAR of 90.00 or above
School offer lists available
However, the ATAR is, and will continue to be for the foreseeable
future, a useful measure of how a Year 12 student has performed
overall when compared to other students, and a solid base upon
which universities can make decisions about offers to them.
Student preferences and school offer lists for Semester 1
are available in Schoolink on UAC’s website. This secure site
contains details of all offers made to students at your school for
admission to tertiary study in Semester 1 in 2016.
Your advice to students should be what it has always been – to
do the best they possibly can in their chosen studies and make
the most of their last years of secondary school.
Note, students can change their preferences for later offer
rounds and these lists do not indicate whether a student
accepts an offer, or indeed which offer (if any) they accepted.
Also note that your offer list doesn’t include offers to students
who have requested that this information not be released to
their school.
UAC publications for 2016
All of UAC’s popular publications have been revised for 2016 to
give student advisers, parents and students themselves the latest
information on preparing and applying for tertiary study in 2017.
 the median ATAR was 68.70, slightly lower than in 2014
 the median ATAR for females was 70.75
 the median ATAR for males was 66.35
 62.4% of students received an ATAR of at least 60.00.
If no offer list appears for 2016, it means that no offers were
made to your students in this admissions period.
What’s inside
Medicine and Medical
Sciences – special entry
requirements
University news
Out and about with UAC
UAC key dates for
2016–17 admissions
Open days for 2016
2
4
5
6
Contacting UAC
Telephone:
1300 ASK UAC
(1300 275 822)
From mobiles
(02) 9752 0200
From overseas
+61 2 9752 0200
Email and website:
use our online enquiry form
at www.uac.edu.au/enquiry
Postal address:
UAC, Locked Bag 112
Silverwater NSW 2128
In person:
Quad 2, 8 Parkview Drive
Sydney Olympic Park NSW
2127
Office hours:
8.30am–4.30pm
Monday to Friday (Sydney
time)
2015–16 admissions round-up
Social media
The key period between the release of ATARs in December and the Main Round
of offers in January once again triggered the annual spike in activity across UAC’s
social media channels.
UAC’s two primary channels, Facebook and Twitter, experienced healthy growth
during this peak period. Compared to the same period last year, our Facebook
audience increased by 40 per cent and queries were up 14 per cent. Twitter
activity also grew, with followers up 25 per cent and 11 per cent more queries
answered compared to last year. Videos on UAC’s YouTube channel also received
over 23,000 views.
The types of questions asked in this period remain largely the same each year,
typically relating to course vacancies, deadlines, bonus points and lost PINs. The
launch of UAC’s new app, My UAC, in December proved to be a hot topic online
as well.
We encourage you to ask your students to subscribe to our Facebook, Twitter and
YouTube services. It is also a useful resource for parents and school staff to receive
reminders about application closing dates and other important information.
 www.facebook.com/universitiesadmissionscentre
 http://twitter.com/UACinfo
 www.youtube.com/user/UACinfo
Customer service
UAC’s ATAR Enquiry Centre opened on Thursday 17 December 2015 and ran until
Thursday 24 December to help students with queries relating to their ATAR. This
year we also operated a PIN hotline to fast-track students who rang to retrieve
their UAC PIN. On the first two days more than 1,710 calls were received with
around 20 per cent being pin-related.
Schools Recommendation Schemes (SRS)
survey
A total of 8,791 SRS applications from 837 schools were received for
2015–16 admissions – the second year of SRS operating. This was an increase
of 61.4 per cent on the previous year. As at 20 January 2016, a total of 6,253
early offers had been made to applicants.
In February 2016, UAC surveyed the 837 schools from which SRS applications
were received in 2015. Thank you to those schools that participated
and gave us feedback to improve the scheme. For 2017 admissions we
will be continuing our program of improvements for the registration and
rating processes.
HSC subjects update
BOSTES has advised the following new course for 2016:
 Punjabi Continuers (16035).
In 2017 there will be a new examinable course – Korean Beginners. It is available
for Year 11 students in 2016.
From August 2015 to February 2016 UAC’s Customer Service team answered
around 71,500 calls and 12,500 emails. In September – in the lead up to ontime closing – we received our highest amount of enquiries with 15,443 calls
and 2,865 emails. On Thursday 17 December, the day ATARs were released,
UAC received 2,537 phone enquiries.
Medicine and Medical Sciences – special
entry requirements
UMAT – Undergraduate Medicine and Health Sciences
Admission Test
UMAT will be held at various locations across Australia on
Wednesday 27 July 2016.
Registrations for UMAT are open now and close at 5pm on Friday 3 June
2016. Late registrations are accepted until 5pm on Friday 17 June 2016
on payment of a late fee.
Registration must be completed online at www.umat.acer.edu.au.
All enquiries concerning UMAT should be directed to:
UMAT Office
ACER
Private Bag 55
Camberwell VIC 3124
tel: (03) 8508 7643
email: [email protected]
website: www.umat.acer.edu.au
Medicine entry requirements
University of Newcastle/University of New England
The Bachelor of Medicine – Joint Medical Program (JMP) is offered jointly by the
University of Newcastle and the University of New England. There is a common
curriculum for this program at both institutions. Applicants select the site at
which they would prefer to complete the program when they submit their JMP
direct online application.
The selection of applicants for admission to the JMP is based on:
 academic merit – a minimum ATAR of 94.30 is required for a candidate
applying on the basis of secondary results to be eligible for consideration.
Students attending a rural/remote high school will be able to satisfy the
minimum requirement with an ATAR of 91.40. Candidates applying on the
basis of tertiary results must have achieved results averaging at close to
credit level
 performance in UMAT – an applicant’s performance in UMAT will determine if
they are invited for interview/Personal Qualities Assessment
 performance in a structured interview (Multiple Skills Assessment – MSA)
conducted on set dates in November/December 2016
 performance in an online Personal Qualities Assessment to be undertaken
when the candidate attends their MSA.
Details can be found at www.newcastle.edu.au/jmp or www.une.edu.au/jmp.
2
Volume 22  Issue 1  March 2016
Applicants must:
 register for and sit the UMAT (see box on this page for details)
 apply directly to the JMP. JMP direct university application forms will be
available in August 2016 at either www.newcastle.edu.au/jmp or
www.une.edu.au/jmp. Applications close Friday 30 September 2016. Late
applications will not be considered
 submit a UAC application by Friday 30 September 2016 and include course
code 780000 as a preference by Wednesday 30 November 2016.
Students who can demonstrate a significant rural/remote background may be
eligible to apply under the B Medicine–JMP Rural/Remote Admissions Scheme
(RRAS). Visit www.newcastle.edu.au/joint-medical-program/how-to-apply/
entry-support-schemes for details.
Indigenous students may apply for admission through the B Medicine – JMP
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Admissions Scheme. Applicants must
submit a UAC application by Monday 31 October 2016, including course code
780000 as a preference. For more information, call The Wollotuka Institute,
University of Newcastle on (02) 4921 8705 or The Oorala Aboriginal Centre,
University of New England on Freecall 1800 622 384 or (02) 6773 3034.
For further information contact either:
UoN Enquiries
The University of Newcastle
Callaghan NSW 2308
tel: (02) 4921 5000
enquire online: www.newcastle.edu.au/askuon
web: www.newcastle.edu.au/jmp
or
School of Rural Medicine
University of New England
Armidale NSW 2350
tel: (02) 6773 3796
email: [email protected]
web: www.une.edu.au/jmp
University of Sydney
Double Degree Medicine is a prescribed undergraduate degree followed by the
four-year Doctor of Medicine (MD). Up to 30 domestic and 10 international places
will be made available in:
 Commerce–MD
 Economics–MD
 Music Studies–MD
 Science (Advanced)–MD
 Medical Science–MD.
Under the Cadigal Alternative Entry Program up to five places in the
Science (Advanced)–MD and Medical Science–MD will be offered to
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants. For more information
visit http://sydney.edu.au/ug-special.
The selection process for medicine is competitive. The selection criteria includes:
 academic merit – ATAR (or equivalent) cut-off expected to be 99.95 for
2017 entry
 an assessment process including a written assessment and an interview.
The assessments will be held in January 2017 and eligible applicants will be
contacted by email or telephone
 Music Studies–MD – interviews will be held in January 2017 and applicants
will be shortlisted based on their ATAR and a successful interview/audition
for the B Music Studies. Apply directly to the Conservatorium by Friday
30 September 2016 for the music studies interview/audition in late
November and early December.
For additional requirements and information, visit http://sydney.edu.au/
medicine/md.
You are eligible to apply for admission to Double Degree Medicine at the first
opportunity after graduating from high school, regardless of when your results
become available. If your results are not available in time to be considered
for the 2017 intake (ie prior to the issue of invitations to the January 2017
interviews), you may be eligible to apply for the 2018 intake.
UNSW Australia
The selection criteria for Medicine at UNSW Australia for students currently in
Year 12 are:
 academic merit – a minimum ATAR or equivalent of 96.00 is required to be
eligible for consideration
 UMAT score (see box on page 2 for details)
 interview – selection interviews for NSW/ACT applicants will be held in
late November 2016 and early January 2017 (late January for interstate
applicants). Approximately 500 applicants will be interviewed.
In the selection of students for entry, these three criteria will be equally weighted.
Different criteria exist for rural and Indigenous entry schemes.
Applicants must:
 register for and sit UMAT (see box on page 2 for details)
 submit an application direct to UNSW by Friday 30 September 2016 at
www.med.unsw.edu.au
 submit a UAC application by Friday 30 September 2016 and include course
code 428000 as a preference.
The UNSW Medicine Application includes questions on why applicants want to
study medicine at UNSW, details of their relevant personal qualities and skills,
their non-academic interests and activities and a brief description of their life
experience. The UNSW Medicine Application will be used to set the context of the
applicant’s interview but is not used in identifying applicants for interview. ATAR
(predicted or actual) and UMAT scores are used to identify applicants for interview.
For further information, visit the Faculty’s website at www.med.unsw.edu.au.
Western Sydney University
In 2016, WS will offer both Commonwealth-supported and international places
in Medicine. In their first year, students will attend the Clinical School once a
week for tutorials and hands-on teaching to help them develop and practise their
clinical skills. They will also have the opportunity to interact with patients in ward
situations across Campbelltown, Camden and Blacktown hospitals.
Applicants will be selected based on academic merit (minimum ATAR or
equivalent), UMAT results and an interview.
Domestic applicants (Australian citizens and permanent residents and
NZ citizens) must:
 register for and sit the UMAT (see box on page 2 for details)
 submit an online registration form to the School of Medicine, WS by Friday
30 September 2016. Late applications will not be accepted. For details visit
www.uws.edu.au/medicine/som
 submit a UAC application by Friday 30 September 2016, including course
code 725500/725510 as a preference
 attend an interview in Sydney in late November 2016, if invited (a few
interviews may be offered in late January 2017 for some applicants).
For information on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander selection procedures
call the School of Medicine on (02) 9852 4637. For information on international
applications, visit http://future.uws.edu.au/study-in-australia.
Students at Western Sydney are able to combine the Bachelor of Medicine/
Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) with a Bachelor of Arts. This degree combines all
the attributes of the MBBS with an Arts degree, bringing together scholars in the
humanities and social sciences with broad teaching and research interests.
For more information about the course structure and subjects, visit
www.myfuture.uws.edu.au. For further enquiries, call the WS Course Information
Centre on 1300 897 669 or email [email protected].
University of Sydney
B Science (Advanced)/Doctor of Dental Medicine
The selection process for dentistry is competitive and will be on the basis of ATAR
or equivalent and an interview. The ATAR cut-off is expected to be 99.5 for 2017
entry. The interviews will be held in January 2017 and eligible applicants will be
contacted by email or telephone.
Oral Health entry requirements
University of Sydney
B Oral Health applicants must apply through UAC by Wednesday 19 October
2016. Selection is based on the ATAR or equivalent, plus completion of a
Personal Qualities Assessment (PQA) test and a Multi Mini Interview (MMI).
Registration for the PQA test opens 9am Monday 15 August 2016 and closes
5pm Friday 21 October 2016. No late applications will be accepted. The PQA test
will be held during the week of 7 November 2016 and interviews will take place
on Tuesday 6 and Wednesday 7 December 2016. The test and interviews will be
held on the Camperdown and/or Westmead campus(es). For more information,
visit http://sydney.edu.au/dentistry/student/boh.php.
Pharmacy entry requirements
Charles Sturt University
In addition to applying through UAC for CSU’s B Pharmacy, 2017 applicants
will be required to complete a supplementary application form. For further
information, visit www.csu.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-pharmacy.
Veterinary Science entry requirements
Charles Sturt University
In addition to applying through UAC, applicants must complete and return
a supplementary application form demonstrating their commitment to rural
veterinary science and practice. Applicants may be selected for interview
based on their completed supplementary application form. The form will be
available from CSU’s website in early August 2016. For further information,
visit www.csu.edu.au/courses/vet-science.
University of Sydney
Veterinary Biology/Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Selection will be based on a student’s ATAR or equivalent and their
commitment to veterinary science as detailed on a prescribed form. The
final date for returning the statement of commitment directly to the faculty is
Friday 25 November 2016.
Optometry entry requirements
UNSW Australia
There will be approximately 75 places available for entry to Optometry/Science
in 2017. Selection will be based on:
 performance in UMAT
 academic performance (Year 12 and/or tertiary studies).
Applicants must:
 register for and sit the UMAT (see box on page 2 for details)
 submit a UAC application and add course code 429750 as a preference.
Alternative entry for 2018
UNSW will provide a limited number of transfer places as an alternative entry
pathway for admission to Optometry/Science for applicants who have not
undertaken post-secondary studies and who are not eligible for entry in 2017.
Applicants are advised to apply for B Advanced Science (Honours) 429350
for 2017 and enrol in the Vision Science major plan.
Selection for alternative entry to Year 2 of Optometry/Science in 2018 will be
based on:
Dentistry entry requirements
 performance in UMAT
Charles Sturt University
 performance in required first-year subjects completed while enrolled in
The application process for CSU’s B Dental Science is currently under review.
Applicants will need to apply through UAC, and check the online course
brochure for the latest information on additional criteria and closing dates.
Visit www.csu.edu.au/courses/dental-science.
 performance in Year 12 (ATAR or equivalent of at least 90.00)
Advanced Science at UNSW.
During 2017, students who are enrolled in the prescribed Year 1 Vision Science
plan will be invited to apply directly to UNSW for a transfer place for 2018 entry.
For further information, visit www.optometry.unsw.edu.au.
Volume 22  Issue 1  March 2016
3
University news
Australian College of Applied Psychology
 Macquarie in a Day (year 11 and 12 students)
New course
 Careers Advisers and Teachers Day (careers advisers and teachers)
540402 – Dip Youth Work
This qualification provides the hands-on skills and theory required to
work in youth agencies delivering programs to assist young people who
are confronted with family breakdown, homelessness, mental health
problems or legal issues. Supervised work placement gives graduates of
this course an advantage when applying for jobs in the specialist sector of
social welfare. The course is available full-time for one year, or as part-time
equivalent, in trimester format. Preferences will be accepted by ACAP via
UAC for May and September 2016 intakes. Study is available on-campus
in Sydney or by online delivery in Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne. See the
full course details at www.acap.edu.au.
Information night
ACAP will be holding an information night on Wednesday 27 April 2016 at
6pm. For more details, visit www.acap.edu.au.
CQUniversity
New course
160610 0 – B Echocardiography (Cardiac Physiology)/GradDip Echocardiography
This innovative new program joins the Bachelor of Medical Sonography
and Graduate Diploma of Medical Sonography. These two programs
balance theory with state-of-the-art labs and practical placements in
industry. The course is delivered from the Sydney CBD campus.
Macleay College
Workshops
The college is offering private workshops for year 11 and 12 students
so they can experience a day in the life of an advertising, business and
journalism student. From working in a live TV studio to assisting on
creative briefs or thinking like an entrepreneur, students will explore
Macleay’s campus and facilities, find out more about courses and meet
current students and industry-leading lecturers. To book contact Adriana
Kind via [email protected]. Students can also follow Macleay College
on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat to see student life in action.
New course
560220 – B Advertising and Media
Developed in conjunction with industry-leaders this hands-on program
gives students real work experience coupled with a multi-disciplinary
skill set. This two-year intensive degree combines units in marketing and
media, creative and digital with management and production skills and is
focused on industry-relevant skills, ensuring graduates are job ready.
Macquarie University
School events for 2016
 Campus tours (open to everyone)
11 April 10.30am–12pm
21 June 4pm–5.30pm
11 July 10.30am–12pm
17 November 4pm–5.30pm
4
Volume 22  Issue 1  March 2016
Thursday 21 April
Friday 6 May
 Information evening (year 11 and 12 students and parents)
Wednesday 18 May
 Open Day (open to everyone)
Saturday 20 August
 HSC in the Holidays (Year 12 students)
July and September holidays – https://hscintheholidays.com.au
more from your ATAR information evening (Year 12 students
and parents)
Friday 16 December
 School presentations (year 11 and 12 students)
Ongoing. Current Macquarie University students will come to your
school or appear via live video conference.
 Get
More details about these events will be sent to schools in 2016.
Global Leadership Entry Program
Year 12 students who are achieving strong academic results and are
leaders in their community and involved in extracurricular activities are
encouraged to apply. Applications are open 9 May – 29 August. Visit
mq.edu.au/glep for more information.
Course guides will be available in March 2016.
Update your contact details: If your contact details have changed, you are
at a new school in 2016, or if your school will have a new careers adviser,
please contact Macquarie to update your information.
For more information, visit www.mq.edu.au/study/high-school-students.
To discuss your school’s needs, including your upcoming events, call
(02) 9850 7250.
Western Sydney University
Mid-Year Information Day
Western Sydney University is holding its Mid-Year Information Day at
the Parramatta campus, 10am–2pm, Saturday 21 May. At this event
non-current school leavers will be provided with all the information they
need to get a six-month headstart on an undergraduate degree. For more
information, visit www.westernsydney.edu.au/midyear.
Western U Days
Western Sydney University is running Western U Day events across
four campuses this year. The events are designed for senior high
school students who are considering university study. High school
students have the opportunity to experience campus life with academic
presentations, student panels and interactive activities. For more
information, visit www.westernsydney.edu.au/westernuday.
Out and about with...
UAC is once again out and about across New South Wales talking to students, teachers, parents and anyone else
interested in tertiary study. Come and visit us at your local expo where you can talk one-on-one to an expert on
applying for tertiary study as well as pick up copies of UAC’s publications.
June continued
April
5
7
28
Lower North Shore Careers Expo
Mosman High School Careers Expo
Sutherland Shire University Information Day
May
2
3
4
5
9
9–11
12–13
18
19
20
20
Young Careers Market
Forbes Tertiary Awareness Day
Western Plains Tertiary Information Day, Dubbo
FACTS Day, Bathurst
St Ignatius College Careers Expo
Illawarra Schools Careers Expo
Northern Beaches Careers Expo
Tamworth Regional Careers Expo
Newcastle, Lake Macquarie Careers & Training Expo
Hunter Valley Careers Expo
May Information Day for New Careers Advisers
CAA NSW & ACT, L’Aqua, Sydney
24
Illawarra Schools University Forum
25–26 Western Sydney Try a Trade and Careers Market,
Penrith
June
2–5
6
9
HSC & Careers Expo
Sydney CBD Schools Careers Convention
Macarthur Area Careers Expo, Moore Park
21
Leeton Careers Expo
22
Wagga Wagga Tertiary Awareness Day
23
Albury–Wodonga Tertiary Day
24
CSU IDAY, Port Macquarie
28
Central Coast Careers Expo
29
Careers Search, Milperra
July
26
Summerland Future Options Day, Lismore
27
Post School Options Expo, Coffs Harbour
28
Camden Haven Careers Expo
29
Taree Careers Expo
August
2
Far South Coast Careers Market, Moruya
3–4
Canberra CareersXpo
11
Central West Jobs Expo
15
Kings & Tara Tertiary Night
16
St Ives High School Combined Careers Market
17
The Hills Grammar Tertiary Awareness Day
17
Cherrybrook Technology High School Tertiary
Evening
19
Chevalier Careers Expo
22–26 CSU Parent Evenings, Albury, Wagga, Dubbo,
Bathurst
16–19 Western Sydney Careers Expo, Sydney Olympic
Park
Volume 22  Issue 1  March 2016
5
UAC key dates for 2016–17 admissions
Key dates for offer rounds and change of preferences are not yet available. Check the May issue of UAC News for further
information and confirmation of the dates below.
Applications
HSC and ATARs
Wednesday 3 August 2016
Wednesday 30 November 2016
Tuesday 13 December 2016
Friday 30 September 2016
Friday 10 February 2017
Thursday 15 December 2016
Applications open
Applications close with higher charge
On-time applications close
ACT Year 12 results released by ACT BSSS
Applications close for Semester 1 courses
with higher charge
Friday 28 October 2016
NSW HSC results released by BOSTES
Friday 16 December 2016
Applications close with higher charge
ATARs released by UAC
Open days for 2016
Australasian College of Natural
Therapies
Griffith University
Pyrmont and Brisbane
30 April, 13 August
Campus tours can be booked all year round. For more
information, visit the website or call 1300 017 267.
Australian Catholic University
Canberra
North Sydney
Strathfield
27 August
3 September
10 September
Australian College of Applied
Psychology
27 April
For more information and future dates during 2016,
visit the website.
Australian Maritime College
Beauty Point and Newnham
Top Education Institute
Gold Coast
24 July For information about open days visit www.top.edu.au.
International College of Management,
Sydney
Torrens University Australia (including
APM College)
Manly
14 August The Rocks, Adelaide
and Brisbane
30 April, 13 August
For more information, visit www.icms.edu.au/open.
Campus tours can be booked all year round. For more
information, including Day in the Life events, visit
Jansen Newman Institute
www.torrens.edu.au or call 1300 880 610.
Pyrmont
30 April, 13 August
Campus tours can be booked all year round. For more
University of Canberra
information, visit the website or call 1800 777 116.
Bruce
27 August
La Trobe University
University of New England
Sydney
Melbourne
Bendigo
7 August Albury–Wodonga
Mildura
4 August
7 August Armidale
14 August
15 August University of Newcastle
17 August Port Macquarie (evening)
Central Coast (Ourimbah)
Newcastle (Callaghan)
Australian National College of Beauty
Pyrmont and Brisbane
30 April, 13 August Macleay College
Campus tours can be booked all year round. For more Surry Hills
20 August
information, visit the website or call 1300 885 385.
University
Open day is every day. For a personalised tour, call
1300 939 888.
All campuses
Australian National University
Canberra
27 August Macquarie
For campus tours, visit http://anu.edu.au/study/
North Ryde
events/campus-tours.
Billy Blue College of Design at
Torrens University Australia
University
4 August
13 August
20 August
of Sydney
27 August
University of Technology Sydney
20 August City
MIT Sydney
27 August
University of Wollongong
Open day is every day. For campus tours/
appointments, call (02) 8267 1400 or visit the
Ultimo, Brisbane and Melbourne 30 April, 13 August website.
Campus tours can be booked all year round. For more
information, visit the website or call 1300 851 245.
National Art School
CATC Design School
6 May
Wollongong
UNSW Australia
Kensington
3 September UNSW Canberra at the Australian
Defence Force Academy
Darlinghurst
13 August
3 September
27 August
Ultimo, Brisbane and Melbourne 30 April, 13 August SAE Creative Media Institute
Western Sydney University
Campus tours can be booked all year round. For more Sydney and Byron Bay
6 August
Parramatta
28 August
information, visit the website or call 1300 661 111.
For up-to-date information, freecall 1800 SAE EDU
For more information, call 1300 897 669 or visit the
(1800 723 338) or visit http://sae.edu.au/newswebsite.
and-events/events.
Charles Sturt University
Powerhouse Museum
27 August
SIBT
For campus tours, appointments and course
information, call 1800 334 733 or visit
All campuses
http://futurestudents.csu.edu.au/unilife/campuses.
For more information on open days, visit
SIBTOpenDay.com.
CQUniversity
Sydney
19 December Southern Cross
Virtual open days (online) 6 August – 10 September
Coffs Harbour
For more information visit www.cqu.edu.au/opendays. Lismore
Gold Coast
27 August
William Blue College of Hospitality
Management
The Rocks and Brisbane
30 April, 13 August
Campus tours can be booked all year round. For more
information, visit the website or call 1300 851 237.
University
The Hotel School Sydney
2 December
7 December
9 December
10 September
For information on school visit days, contact individual institutions.
6
Volume 22  Issue 1  March 2016