Alister, Founding Director of Professional Cadetships Australia (PCA), took some time out of his busy schedule to provide us with some information about cadetships and pathways. SWG: Hi Alister, would you please explain what a cadetship is for us? Alister: A cadetship is offered to a Year 12 student before they complete Year …
Are you a current Year 11 student with a passion for STEM, interested in building your skills and the opportunity to gain credit points towards a university course or your QCE? You could apply for START QUT’s STEM Intensive program, it’s a two week intensive program that could give you a chance to try out …
If you’re considering becoming a Teacher after you leave high school – first of all, kudos to you – it’s a career that can literally change lives and one that requires passion and commitment. Find out what a Teaching degree involves But before you sign up to a teaching degree, it’s a great …
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What is the Casper test? The Casper test is an online situational judgement test. Like the UCAT, it is an extra step you need to take before being admitted to some university degrees. When taking the test, you are given a series of hypothetical scenarios, and then must answer questions about how you would …
Macquarie recognise the significant impact this pandemic has had on students and the stress related to university entry for 2022. To reassure Year 12 students, all applicants applying for a Session 1, 2022 undergraduate degree will automatically receive five COVID-19 Impact Points to boost their selection rank. Prospective students will not have to apply for …
Wanting to study medicine at university in 2022? You need to have booked your UCAT test date by now (and may have already even sat it already). And if you haven’t already, it’s time to start getting your applications in. Applications for medicine degrees in Australia tend to close earlier than other courses. Some of …
Bond University’s Bachelor of Health Sciences now features a major and minor in Healthcare Informatics. Healthcare Informatics is the science of how to use data, information and knowledge in an innovative way to improve human health and the delivery of healthcare systems. Read more about the broad range of exciting career paths this program can …
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Do you think you want to go to university once school is over? There are over one million Australians currently studying at university, and if you’ve decided you want to join them then you need to know how to apply. There are a few steps to follow, but we’ll walk through them one by one …
If you’re in Year 12 and want to go to Uni next year, then you’ll probably know that Term 3 is the time to start getting your applications organised. But did you also know that if you have a change of heart, it’s not a problem, you can just change your preferences? Uni’s have tried …
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Macquarie have extra campus tours running during the School Holidays, every Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday morning, and Saturday morning. Tours usually take approximately 1.5 hours. You can ask the Student Ambassador tour guide your questions while you walk to get all your Macquarie questions answered. In response to the current situation with Covid-19, Macquarie are limiting …
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Throughout May and June, Macquarie University held a series of live Q&A sessions focusing on a different area of study or early entry program. If you missed one of the Q&As sessions, don’t fret. You can watch them on-demand here: Commerce Law Psychology How to apply for Macquarie Leaders and Achievers early entry scheme Education …
If you’re reading up on your dream university course, there’s a chance you’ve come across some new and unfamiliar terms. Like what’s a TAC? What does EAS stand for? Am I supposed to know what a CSP is? We’re here to demystify some common terms you might see around when applying for uni, so you’re …
Open Days are an opportunity to answer any questions & find out everything else you need to know about university before you enrol. If you can’t go along in person to an on-campus Open Day, or the institution you’d like to check out isn’t offering one, online Open Days can be really valuable as well. …
We all lead busy lives and thinking about heading off to Open Days could just feel like more chores to add to your list. But we know that Open Days are so beneficial in helping you to decide what’s next for you after high school. So we’ve put together some tips and reminders that could …
Open Days are heaps of fun and, apart from getting there, they’re free. So while it’s not a bad way to spend a day out of your weekend, you might as well do yourself a favour and really milk the experience. Here’s our 5 Tips for Open Day Success: Go Prepared You might be …
The University of Sydney’s Dalyell Scholars program is for high-achieving students who want access to a range of enriching and challenging opportunities and resources while studying. In addition to completing distinctive Dalyell units of study with other high achievers, you will have access to enrichment opportunities including: accelerated learning options, such as early access to …
Unless you are a decision making ninja – which is rare – then the chances are that when it comes to deciding on one of the thousands of courses to do, that’s right for you, it’s enough to make your brain explode. We’ve got some good news. Have you heard of Course Seeker? It’s a …
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The short answer is everyone. Well that is to say anyone who is planning on a tertiary education (and that includes TAFE and VET of course). Perhaps you think that Year 12’s are the only people who should go to Open Days. Well they are definitely a large part of the target audience that’s for …
Uni SA are excited to announce that they are running tours in the school holidays to give you the opportunity to step onto a UniSA campus. Take a tour of our state-of-the-art facilities, chat to them about your study and career options and connect with UniSA staff in a small group tour. You can tour …
Year 12 students can submit their free application to the 2022 Schools Recommendation Program at the University of Tasmania from 31st May 2021. Rather than an ATAR, students are assessed based on the school’s recommendation and their year 11 results. The program is open to most of our undergraduate degrees, and early offers will be …
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In a disrupted world, Year 12 students have shown incredible resilience in adapting to the ongoing challenges presented by the events of recent years. Year 12 students can be assessed now for a guaranteed offer from Bond University for 2022 entry conditional on the completion of Year 12. Applications will be assessed based on their …
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If you’re wanting to study the Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Arts (Music Major), or Diploma of Music at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music in 2022, applications for first round auditions are now open. You can audition either in-person or by video. Round one auditions will be taking place from 5-9 July. Applications to audition …
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2022 might still seem pretty far away, but did you know that you can already apply for university? Heaps of courses in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory are now open for application through UAC – and if you apply before 30 September you can take advantage of their early bird fees. Applications …
After an unprecedented year where most of us were stuck at home, universities are opening back up again. And one of the things you can now do is tour their campuses in person. We’ve gathered a list of universities that are currently offering on-campus tours. Take a look and see if there are any you’re …
Successfully applying for a co-op scholarship could do much more for you than simply covering your costs. Premium scholarships with extra value Scholarships are generally sums of money donated to applicants who meet the eligibility requirements specific to that scholarship, there are thousands available in Australia. They could really make a difference to your …
If you’re thinking of studying medicine at university in Australia or New Zealand in 2022, many of the programs require you to sit the Universities Clinical Admissions Test (UCAT) for admission. Registrations to sit the test are closing soon on Monday 17 May, so make sure you’ve booked a time to do your test. Need …
From Semester 1 2022, students will no longer need to submit a two-step application to be considered for admission to the University of Newcastle’s Bachelor of Midwifery program. In previous years, applicants had to submit a standard UAC application and also a direct application listing their preference for clinical placement location. The direct clinical placement application is …
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Defence University Sponsorship (DUS) is an opportunity for the Defence Force to pay your uni fees while you study, as well as earning a salary while you study, and having a guaranteed job for you after you graduate. Apply for a role in the Navy, Army or Air Force while still studying for a relevant …
Are you at the top of your game? With the Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT), you’ll join a cohort of high achieving students who are passionate about using technology to drive business outcomes. The Bachelor of IT Co-operative Scholarship is a three-year IT course offered by the University of Technology Sydney. It is designed for …
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The Dean’s Scholar (DS) Program in the Faculty of the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities aims to provide an enriched educational experience for high-achieving, motivated students. The program is designed for students hoping to make contribution to fields of study through teaching or research, or as professionals. The program offers many benefits and enriches your …
If you want to receive an early offer to university, direct applications are open now to study at the Australian National University in 2022. Due to the disruption from COVID-19, they are also extending the changes made to their admissions process in 2020, meaning you can apply using your Year 11 results. If you apply …
If you’re thinking of studying at a university in New South Wales or the Australian Capital Territory in 2022, you’ll probably need to submit an application through UAC. UAC has released their key dates for students looking to start study in 2022, including offer rounds, closing dates, change of preference, and ATAR release dates. You …
Bond University’s Student for a Semester program gives high achieving year 11 and 12 students on the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Northern NSW and surrounds the opportunity to gain an authentic university experience before they finish high school. Participants enrol in a real university subject, attend classes on campus, complete assignments and gain access to our …
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Thinking of studying at Deakin University in 2022? Their brand new course guide for 2022 is out now, detailing the courses you can apply for and all the info you need to know about studying at Deakin. Download a copy of the guide here: https://www.deakin.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0019/2273401/UG-CourseGuide-22-FINAL-accessible.pdf
You can never truly know if a uni is right for you until you visit in person and get a feel for the campus. Macquarie campus tours are held every Tuesday afternoon and Saturday morning, and more frequently during school holidays. On every tour you’ll see: our various lecture theatres our award-winning library (subject to …
Are you thinking of studying at Macquarie University in 2022? They are holding heaps of events for future students where you can get all the information you need. Here are some of their upcoming events to look forward to: Year 12 Information Evening | Tuesday 4 May Year 10 Subject Selection Evening | Wednesday 5 …
If you’re a student in NSW or ACT and are thinking of studying at university in 2022, the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) has announced that applications for undergraduate students are opening on Thursday 1 April. After this date you’ll be able to apply for undergraduate courses, the Educational Access Scheme, Schools Recommendation Scheme, and Equity …
Applications are open for high-achieving secondary students in their final year who live in Australia outside of Victoria or in New Zealand, to join our online community of Aspiring Scholars – students connected by their interest in moving to Melbourne to study at the University of Melbourne. Through the community you’ll gain exclusive access to …
Previously only available at the Townsville campus, students looking to study pharmacy at James Cook University can do so in Cairns and Mackay as well. During the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) you will learn about the practical use of medicines, preventative healthcare strategies and effective communication. You will participate in over 600 hours of placement …
The University Clinical Aptitude Test is a compulsory test that you may have to sit in order to apply for some degrees in the fields of Medicine or Dentistry. Designed to help universities to select applicants the appropriate abilities and professional behaviours required to practice successfully as a doctors or dentists. It is used in …
Enrolments are now open for high achieving and independent learners to study at Flinders University (either on campus or online) to contribute towards their Year 12 results. The Extension Studies Program provides a taste of university life for high-achieving South Australian senior secondary school students, while also earning potential credit towards a Bachelor degree at …
Do you have questions about what university is like? Wondering about your pathway options, or accommodation? If you want answers to your burning questions, you can chat live with a current or former student from UOW to get all the answers you need. Ask a Student is UOW’s online platform where you can chat live …
If you’re wanting to see the ins and outs of a uni campus but can’t get there, there is a way. COVID-19 meant that universities had to find a different way to let people tour their campuses and facilities. Now, many universities offer virtual campus tours that you can take from the comfort of your …
Are you looking for a pathway to university? Maybe you want to get a taste of a course before committing to a whole degree? Or maybe you want to find a quick way to upskill and enhance your job prospects? The University of Newcastle is now offering short Undergraduate Certificates, which can be completed in …
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Are you in Year 10 and thinking of going to uni after school? If you’ve got your heart set on a dream career, or if you don’t quite know what you want to do yet, Charles Sturt University’s Year 10 Guide can provide you with some tips. It will get you thinking about the things …
At Torrens University Australia, our next trimester commences on the 15th of February, so it’s not too late to apply. Why study with us? We have removed ATAR as an entry requirement, for good Small class sizes Your own personal Success Coach to help you navigate university life A focus on practical, hands-on learning so …
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Bond University’s Student for a Semester program gives high achieving year 11 and 12 students the opportunity to gain an authentic university experience before they finish high school. Participants enrol in a real university subject, attend classes on campus, complete assignments and gain access to our world-class facilities. Applications for the May 2021 semester will …
For many high school students living with disabilities or ongoing health issues, the thought of heading off the university could seem like a massive challenge. However, universities these days (as well as most other tertiary education providers), recognise some of the issues that you might be facing. You’ll find that they offer a range of …
ANU has hosted a series of informative webinars, hosted by the ANU College of Science and the ANU College of Health & Medicine, speaking to current students studying different disciplines. Each webinar will focus on a different area of study, and the experiences of students studying in those fields, and what it has been like …
Looking to upskill in just 6 months, or want a pathway into a Bachelor Degree? USC is offering new Undergraduate Certificates in a wide range of areas, including business, health, STEM and more. These courses take as little as 6 months to complete, and can offer you credit into one of USC’s Bachelor Degrees upon …
They might sound similar, but there are plenty of diverse career options available in law, justice and legal studies. Whether you want to practice as a lawyer, work in prisons, become a mediator, work in customs and border force, or become an advocate, these degrees will get you there. RMIT has asked some of their …
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Myora Kruger and Joan Cassimatis are currently studying the Medical Program at Bond University. They are the first two Indigenous Medical Scholars to enter the program. They both came from different pathways to enter the Medical Program, but are enjoying their studies at Bond, and hope to make a difference in their communities in the …
Daijah Martens completed a Bachelor of Business through Bond’s Indigenous Scholarship program. Bond has released a video interview with Daijah detailing her journey at uni, her career since graduating, and what she hopes to achieve in the future. You can watch the video here: https://www.facebook.com/bonduniversity/posts/3875149949183805
Finishing high school is an exciting time. But sometimes the uni application process can be stressful and confusing. This is why CQUniversity has put together their Year 12 Uni Toolkit, packed with all the information you need on applying, studying, and life at uni. Get inspiration from current students on how they decided what to …
Surprised by your ATAR? Bond University’s dedicated Regional Managers are available to help you explore program changes and alternative pathways for university next year. Contact your Regional Manager today for a personalised consultation about your study options and future career.
The dream In a perfect scenario, Year 12 is your best year yet. You know exactly which course you’d like to study and where, and you listed your dream course in first place on your preferences list on your uni application. Your application is submitted on time, with no dramas. After your exams (which …
Do you have a passion for law and justice? You might be considering studying law at university. Law student Matilda from Flinders University has shared some of her experience with studying law, as well as sharing some tips for students who might be on the fence. You can read the blog and find out more …
Congratulations, you made it through the HSC! It’s time to think about what comes next. Will you get the ATAR you need to get into your dream degree? Did you reach your goal and now are tossing up between your options? For some students, it can be tricky to decide what to purse once you’ve …
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Even though they aren’t running their group campus tours at the moment, you can still book to experience a guided tour through your nearest ACU campus. Join one of ACU’s experienced Student Ambassadors for a walk through the incredible nursing labs, moot courts, classrooms and more. Guided visits are currently running at the North Sydney, …
In 2021, UTAS is guaranteeing accommodation for all Australian students at their on campus accommodation. They have plenty of options to choose from at their Hobart, Launceston and Burnie campuses. And your deposit is refundable, so it’s ok if you change your mind later. Find out more about accommodation at UTAS here: https://www.accommodation.utas.edu.au/future-residents
COVID-19 has caused some big disruptions to schooling this year. If you feel like your studies have been affected and are worried about whether or not that means you can get into uni, don’t worry. Many universities are offering special adjustment factors to students who have been affected by COVID-19, and other disadvantages. These adjustment …
If you’ve ever wondered exactly what an ATAR is, how the system works, why you need one or how they’re calculated, you’re not the only one. So, here’s the ATAR demystified. What is an ATAR? The Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) is just a number. It’s a figure that’s calculated based on how well …
This Year La Trobe have launched their Student Help Hub, it’s designed to help you get all the help you need with your preferences and more. The Help Hub will feature handy tools including an ATAR and adjustment calculator, a list of FAQs and a booking system if you’d like to schedule a virtual 1-1 …
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If your child moves away from an outer regional or remote area, they may get the Tertiary Access Payment. This is a one-off payment of $5,000 in 2 instalments to students moving away for tertiary study. You need to be moving from an outer regional or remote area and starting university straight after finishing school. You …
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We’ve had A LOT of requests for a list of all the Change of Preference/ATAR Info Sessions which are normally held at the end of each school year, so we’ve put one together. You can download a copy here.
Murdoch University have published a blog detailing all the options facing Year 12’s students who are applying to their university for 2021. It includes information about Admission Pathways available in 2020, as well as Changing Preferences – what you might need to know. There are links to further resources and TISC’s relevant pages. You can …
Designed as part of the Central Courtyard precinct, Macquarie University’s new premium accommodation offers 342 rooms. You have the choice of studio, twin, four or six bedroom apartments in this University-owned and managed accommodation. Your study and living experiences will be connected in a supportive, inclusive and healthy environment. Opening in early 2021, this exciting …
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Once again Swinburne have nailed the Year 12 toolkit with their ultimate CoP Calendar. Making every important domestic offer and cut-off date available at a glance. They even remind you when to eat, sleep and head off for some R&R, and the days you’ll need to remember to breathe deeply. If you’re not going to …
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If you’re heading to university and want to learn more about what to expect check out these comprehensive FAQs from the University of Wollongong. You can find out about ATARs, what kinds of degrees are available, alternative entry options, and how to accept an offer. Read the FAQs here.
Can’t get to campus? You can still check out the UNSW Campus with a 360 Virtual Campus Tour. Start the tour here.
Simply put, Guaranteed Entry allows us to tell you today what selection rank (ATAR + Adjustment factors) will guarantee you a place in a particular degree here at UNSW. Find the selection rank you need for the degree you want by using the Guaranteed Entry widget here. If you have a selection rank at or above the published …
Charles Sturt University have published a list of Academic Expectations for their students, and if you have questions about the kinds of things that will be expected of you at university then you can find many of the answers in this list. Even if you’re not planning on going to CSU you could find the …
If you’re in Year 12 and hoping to study at Swinburne in 2021, they have put together a new page where you’ll find all the information, links and FAQ answers that you might need at this time of the year. You can: Book a Zoom one-on-one session Watch prerecorded webinar sessions Learn about pathway options …
The virtual Q&A series gave parents and high school students the chance to ask our student ambassadors any questions, live. Topics included early entry, adjustment factors, accommodation, uni life, scholarships and courses you can study. Check out all the recordings here.
How do students win international competitions, launch companies in high school or get into Harvard? Check out the Top of the Class podcast from Crimson Education to get the full story from amazing students around the world. Find out more
Deakin University are offering a range of useful resources, programs and initiatives in the lead-up to the change of preference period, including: webinars course information and advice how to book a one-to-one consultation live chat and more. There are also other services that will be available once you have received your ATAR when you might …
Year 12 is a massive year, there’s a lot to get to grips with and the pressure is on. One of the things that can cause confusion at the last minute is changing your preferences. But it’s really not as complex as you might initially think and we’re going to break it all down for …
Do you want to experience what uni life is like while you’re still at school? Bond University’s Student for a Semester program gives you the opportunity to study university units in Years 11 and 12. You get to enrol in classes, attend lectures on campus, complete assignments, and experience uni life alongside your school studies. …
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Macquarie recognises the significant impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on Year 12 students and the considerable anxiety and stress related to university entry for 2021. To reassure high school students and their families of Macquarie’s commitment to supporting access to higher education and studying at Macquarie Uni, all applicants (applying for Session 1 undergraduate …
If you’re going to university in 2021, it is now compulsory for you to have a Unique Student Identifier (USI). You must have a USI to be eligible for Commonwealth assistance when studying, such as access to Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) and a HELP loan. If you have done any VET or TAFE study in …
Heading off to uni after a huge year with plenty of pressure and lots going on is a pretty momentous event. So we’ve put together a few tips and resources that could help you to start uni in the best possible head space. Are you happy that your applications are all sorted? Have …
QUT understands that waiting around for an offer can be frustrating. That’s why they have revised a number of their guaranteed selection ranks for their courses in 2021, giving you peace of mind to know you can secure your place at uni before offers are released. The guaranteed selection rank includes things like bonus points …
If you’re looking to study at university in 2021, you may have noticed that some uni fees have increased. Trying to imagine how much a course will cost can be a bit daunting. But you don’t have to worry – there are plenty of ways you can get help to ease the burden of uni …
Are you finishing up Year 12 and thinking of heading off to uni next year? It’s quite different to school, and might seem a little daunting at first – but never fear. Third-year student Hannah Diviney has written up a blog with Careers in STEM packed with some useful tips for getting you through your …
Get SET in the NT provides 2020 school leavers access to new opportunities to set themselves up for the future. Study, Earn or Train in the NT in 2021 by registering your interest across a range of new programs available to 2020 school leavers. Study: 10 new scholarships available at Charles Darwin University Earn: explore …
The University of Tasmania allows you to combine two degrees and graduate in less time than it would take you to do them both separately. They offer heaps of courses that can be combined, meaning you can pursue your passions without spending extra time at uni. And if the option you want to study isn’t …
“Now, I know what you’re thinking – double degree, double the work, right? Wrong! I don’t spend any more time at university or in class than my friends in single degrees, and I get to explore both areas of Commerce and Psychology.” Visnja is a current student at Macquarie University, studying a Bachelor of Commerce …
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Deakin understands the challenges facing many students considering university study next year, so they have announced the availability of new Residential Experience Grants for 2021. These grants will provide a $1,000 rental subsidy towards accommodation costs for ten incoming students across the four DeakinRes campuses. New students that apply to live on DeakinRes by 4 …
To help support students living on-campus in 2021, USQ are giving away welcome packs valued at up to $1,300 for the first 300 new and returning residents. You can choose from either two technology packs, either with an iPad and case or laptop, or a “Become Ready” pack, which includes items like a fridge, portable …
Torrens University have always believed that ATAR is not a true representation of a student’s future success. So they have removed it as an entry requirement, for good. They believe that individuality of a student, their strengths, and future potential is a better indication of how they might succeed in higher education. Find out more …
FedReady is a short, non-award course (you will not be formally assessed and you cannot fail!) to help you develop the academic skills you need to get started at University. FedReady covers a range of topics, from how to manage your time to writing and submitting assessment tasks. While you will not be formally assessed, …
Thinking of studying at the University of Canberra in Semester 1 2021? First year domestic students are guaranteed accommodation at any of the on-campus options at UC’s Bruce campus in the heart of Canberra. To be eligible, all you need to do is accept an offer to study with UC, and submit your accommodation application …
Last week we released our Change of Preferences guide. We have been advised that the change of preference closing date for first round offers from UAC is midnight, 19 December. Find out about key dates in UAC’s guide here. Want to know more about changing preferences? Take a look at our blog.
Even if you’re not sure where you’ll be studying in 2021, it’s a good idea to research your options as soon as possible. University accommodation can often be competitive. However, you might be lucky in 2021, with fewer international enrolments meaning there may be more options to choose from. There have to be some wins …
The Academy of Music and Performing Arts (AMPA) is currently holding auditions for students interested in studying music or dance in 2021. You don’t need an ATAR to apply – you just need to undertake an audition either face-to-face or by video. If your audition is successful, you could receive an early offer to study, …
Planning to apply to CQUniversity? Applications for their quota based courses will be closing soon, so if you’re wanting to apply to the following courses here are the dates you’ll need to complete your applications by. Bachelor of Medical Sonography/Graduate Diploma of Medical Sonography: QTAC – Wednesday 9 December UAC – Friday 27 November VTAC …
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Thinking about a career in Nursing? Perhaps you’ll find some inspiration from this motivating interview with Swinburne Bachelor of Nursing graduate Amy Humme. Amy dreamt of becoming a Nurse since the early age of eight. Her caring nature and strong desire to help others making her an ideal candidate for her chosen career. Amy’s now …
So you’ve applied to uni – congratulations! Perhaps you’ve applied through a Tertiary Admissions Centre (TAC) like UAC, QTAC or VTAC. Maybe you applied directly to the university of your choice. Either way, did you know that once you’ve submitted your applications, they’re still not set in stone? That means that you’ve got plenty of …
QUT is launching their new Bachelor of Data Science in 2021, the first degree of its kind in Queensland. Data scientists help collect and understand data for a huge variety of purposes, including for business, research, technology, science, and more. This degree will help you develop the skills you need to become a data scientist. …
Would you like to chat with someone at Swinburne about pathways, scholarships or how to apply for Swinburne through VTAC? Although we’re unable to welcome you on campus just yet, we encourage you to book a virtual one-on-one appointment with a Future Students Adviser to discuss your future study options. Find out more: https://www.swinburne.edu.au/study/options/connect/one-on-one/