UNSW has been awarded almost AUD 4 million in ARC Linkage Grants for nine projects, including research on marine pollution, coastal hazards, ocean weather, antibiotic use, aboriginal health and wellbeing.

UNSW secured the largest share of the total AUD 9.2 million announced by the Federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham. It was awarded 43% of the overall total funding, the highest in the Group of Eight (Go8).

To date, UNSW’s combined success rate for the 2017 Linkage Projects round is 32% for 11 Linkage Projects, totalling AUD 4.7 million, placing the University first among the Go8 nations. These linkage grants are designed to foster collaboration between universities and the industries involved. Almost 30 external organisations support UNSW’s research from various streams of industry. This funding helps overcome some of society’s biggest challenges.

UNSW has been awarded almost AUD 4 million in ARC Linkage Grants for nine projects, including research on marine pollution, coastal hazards, ocean weather, antibiotic use, aboriginal health and wellbeing.

UNSW secured the largest share of the total AUD 9.2 million announced by the Federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham. It was awarded 43% of the overall total funding, the highest in the Group of Eight (Go8).

To date, UNSW’s combined success rate for the 2017 Linkage Projects round is 32% for 11 Linkage Projects, totalling AUD 4.7 million, placing the University first among the Go8 nations. These linkage grants are designed to foster collaboration between universities and the industries involved. Almost 30 external organisations support UNSW’s research from various streams of industry. This funding helps overcome some of society’s biggest challenges.

The first green concrete trial in the world

Concrete, which is made using industrial waste from steel manufacturing and coal-fired power stations, is being used in a trial in the roads of Sydney for the first time in the world.

UNSW Sydney researchers and the CRCLCL, CRC for Low Carbon Living will use these trial results to create industry guidelines for the very first set of geopolymer concrete.

“While we’ll monitor the road performance for up to five years, a lot of the data collected in the first three to 12 months of this world-first trial will be used to confirm our models and strengthen our predictions. Concrete contributes 7% of all greenhouse gas emissions and in 2018 the world produced about 4.1 billion tonnes of cement, which contributed about 3.5 billion tonnes of CO2. Alternative, low-CO2 concrete materials offer potential benefits in reducing the greenhouse gas emissions associated with conventional concrete. This trial is important because we need demonstration projects to accurately assess the performance of geopolymer over time so that there can be broader uptake,” said Craig Heidrich, executive director of Australian (Iron and Steel) Association and Ash Development Association.

According to the associate professor of sustainability research at UNSW, Dr Tommy Wiedmann, if all concrete produced was geopolymer in place of traditional concrete for one year- 12,000 kilotons of carbon di oxide would be saved.

The first green concrete trial in the world

Concrete, which is made using industrial waste from steel manufacturing and coal-fired power stations, is being used in a trial in the roads of Sydney for the first time in the world.

UNSW Sydney researchers and the CRCLCL, CRC for Low Carbon Living will use these trial results to create industry guidelines for the very first set of geopolymer concrete.

“While we’ll monitor the road performance for up to five years, a lot of the data collected in the first three to 12 months of this world-first trial will be used to confirm our models and strengthen our predictions. Concrete contributes 7% of all greenhouse gas emissions and in 2018 the world produced about 4.1 billion tonnes of cement, which contributed about 3.5 billion tonnes of CO2. Alternative, low-CO2 concrete materials offer potential benefits in reducing the greenhouse gas emissions associated with conventional concrete. This trial is important because we need demonstration projects to accurately assess the performance of geopolymer over time so that there can be broader uptake,” said Craig Heidrich, executive director of Australian (Iron and Steel) Association and Ash Development Association.

According to the associate professor of sustainability research at UNSW, Dr Tommy Wiedmann, if all concrete produced was geopolymer in place of traditional concrete for one year- 12,000 kilotons of carbon di oxide would be saved.

UNSW Sydney is an internationally acclaimed teaching and research powerhouse, offering its students a learning experience packed with academic programmes, student activities and educational services. Its academics are recognised as world-leaders in their fields, with modern facilities, rigorous education standards and a diverse community.

Established in 1949 with a unique focus on scientific, technological and professional disciplines, UNSW has a proud tradition of world-class research and research facilities focused on areas critical not only to Australia but also internationally.

World-class teachers

Teaching excellence is central to the UNSW experience, and the teachers at the University are both rigorous and passionate. UNSW's courses harness the latest technology to transform the way a student learns. Its digital learning and teaching environments integrate virtual spaces and access to the online global community.

Internationally acclaimed research

UNSW has the largest research community with over 4,300 dedicated research students and over 50 established research, community and programme centres. UNSW has invested in meeting tomorrow’s challenges. UNSW boasts of being an acknowledged world leader in photovoltaic, HIV/AIDS research and quantum computing with a reputation for international research excellence in:

• Biomedical Sciences
• Water, Climate, Environment and Sustainability
• Next Generation Materials and Technologies
• Social Policy, Government and Health Policy
• ICT, Robotics and Devices
• Law, Business and Economics
• Fundamental and Enabling Sciences
• Contemporary Humanities and Creative Arts
• Defence and Security

The University’s award-winning teachers and researchers are strongly represented in national and international prizes, honours and fellowships. UNSW continues to build on its reputation for world-class research in areas critical to the future, using its close links with industry to ensure the work has practical application and impact.

UNSW Sydney is an internationally acclaimed teaching and research powerhouse, offering its students a learning experience packed with academic programmes, student activities and educational services. Its academics are recognised as world-leaders in their fields, with modern facilities, rigorous education standards and a diverse community.

Established in 1949 with a unique focus on scientific, technological and professional disciplines, UNSW has a proud tradition of world-class research and research facilities focused on areas critical not only to Australia but also internationally.

World-class teachers

Teaching excellence is central to the UNSW experience, and the teachers at the University are both rigorous and passionate. UNSW's courses harness the latest technology to transform the way a student learns. Its digital learning and teaching environments integrate virtual spaces and access to the online global community.

Internationally acclaimed research

UNSW has the largest research community with over 4,300 dedicated research students and over 50 established research, community and programme centres. UNSW has invested in meeting tomorrow’s challenges. UNSW boasts of being an acknowledged world leader in photovoltaic, HIV/AIDS research and quantum computing with a reputation for international research excellence in:

• Biomedical Sciences
• Water, Climate, Environment and Sustainability
• Next Generation Materials and Technologies
• Social Policy, Government and Health Policy
• ICT, Robotics and Devices
• Law, Business and Economics
• Fundamental and Enabling Sciences
• Contemporary Humanities and Creative Arts
• Defence and Security

The University’s award-winning teachers and researchers are strongly represented in national and international prizes, honours and fellowships. UNSW continues to build on its reputation for world-class research in areas critical to the future, using its close links with industry to ensure the work has practical application and impact.

A wide range of scholarships are on offer for students applying to UNSW.

Undergraduate scholarships

• Alumni Association Scholarship

This is applicable for the grandchild or child of a UNSW alumnus presently taking up the equivalent of secondary or high school studies.

• UNSW Hong Kong Alumni Award

This award is for Hong Kong residents aspiring to contribute towards society’s betterment and looking to take up an undergraduate degree at UNSW.

• Humanities and Languages Equity Scholarship

This award supports and encourages disadvantaged students to take up study options on offer by the UNSW School of Humanities and Languages.

Postgraduate (coursework) scholarships

• Art and Design International Coursework Scholarship

This award supports international practising designers and artists who are undertaking or looking to take up a full-time masters (coursework) degree with Art & Design.

• Juris Doctor (JD) Scholarship for International students

For international students who are high- achieving and looking to undertake the Juris Doctor UNSW, this scholarship offers great support.

A wide range of scholarships are on offer for students applying to UNSW.

Undergraduate scholarships

• Alumni Association Scholarship

This is applicable for the grandchild or child of a UNSW alumnus presently taking up the equivalent of secondary or high school studies.

• UNSW Hong Kong Alumni Award

This award is for Hong Kong residents aspiring to contribute towards society’s betterment and looking to take up an undergraduate degree at UNSW.

• Humanities and Languages Equity Scholarship

This award supports and encourages disadvantaged students to take up study options on offer by the UNSW School of Humanities and Languages.

Postgraduate (coursework) scholarships

• Art and Design International Coursework Scholarship

This award supports international practising designers and artists who are undertaking or looking to take up a full-time masters (coursework) degree with Art & Design.

• Juris Doctor (JD) Scholarship for International students

For international students who are high- achieving and looking to undertake the Juris Doctor UNSW, this scholarship offers great support.

Faculties and Schools

UNSW has eight Faculties, 47 Schools and 125 UNSW and external centre institutes. Its faculties include:

• Art and Design
• Built Environment
• Engineering
• Medicine
• Arts & Social Sciences
• Business
• Law
• Science

UNSW believes its students deserve a balanced and rewarding student experience both inside and outside the classroom. Its three campuses support vibrant learning and social activities.

Kensington campus

UNSW Kensington is the largest campus and has everything a student needs to maximise his/her time studying and socialising. The campus features cafes, restaurants, bars, fitness and aquatic facilities, sports fields, libraries, quiet spaces, open spaces and an IGA supermarket.

Paddington campus

The Paddington campus houses UNSW Art and Design School. It is an exciting and stimulating precinct in a hip, inner-city location. Designed around a central courtyard, the campus houses museum-standard galleries, state-of-the-art workshops, open studios, private workspaces, research and digital labs, student lounges and spaces for collaboration.

Canberra campus

UNSW Canberra is home to the Australian Defence Force Academy. International students can undertake postgraduate studies here. The campus features a large library, modern computing facilities and laboratories, sports facilities, recreation spaces, a bookshop, a café, a hairdresser, a dry-cleaner and a florist.

Faculties and Schools

UNSW has eight Faculties, 47 Schools and 125 UNSW and external centre institutes. Its faculties include:

• Art and Design
• Built Environment
• Engineering
• Medicine
• Arts & Social Sciences
• Business
• Law
• Science

UNSW believes its students deserve a balanced and rewarding student experience both inside and outside the classroom. Its three campuses support vibrant learning and social activities.

Kensington campus

UNSW Kensington is the largest campus and has everything a student needs to maximise his/her time studying and socialising. The campus features cafes, restaurants, bars, fitness and aquatic facilities, sports fields, libraries, quiet spaces, open spaces and an IGA supermarket.

Paddington campus

The Paddington campus houses UNSW Art and Design School. It is an exciting and stimulating precinct in a hip, inner-city location. Designed around a central courtyard, the campus houses museum-standard galleries, state-of-the-art workshops, open studios, private workspaces, research and digital labs, student lounges and spaces for collaboration.

Canberra campus

UNSW Canberra is home to the Australian Defence Force Academy. International students can undertake postgraduate studies here. The campus features a large library, modern computing facilities and laboratories, sports facilities, recreation spaces, a bookshop, a café, a hairdresser, a dry-cleaner and a florist.

UNSW Careers and Employment team is committed to helping its students enhance their global employability, and empowering them to succeed beyond the classroom and find employment, throughout and after university. It links its students with potential employers and helps them develop the skills they need for a career and beyond.

Its seminars, expos, and employer presentations provide students an opportunity to speak directly with potential employers.

UNSW has very strong links to industry through its professional development programs, real-world research, internships and connections within businesses.

Career development seminars

Regular seminars for advice on interviews, CVs and more, are conducted periodically. In these seminars, students can learn about all aspects of the recruitment process such as succeeding in interviews and networking.

Co-op internship

Students connect with industry leaders in the business, technology, and science and engineering world to gain real world experiences through co-op internships.

UNSW Careers and Employment team is committed to helping its students enhance their global employability, and empowering them to succeed beyond the classroom and find employment, throughout and after university. It links its students with potential employers and helps them develop the skills they need for a career and beyond.

Its seminars, expos, and employer presentations provide students an opportunity to speak directly with potential employers.

UNSW has very strong links to industry through its professional development programs, real-world research, internships and connections within businesses.

Career development seminars

Regular seminars for advice on interviews, CVs and more, are conducted periodically. In these seminars, students can learn about all aspects of the recruitment process such as succeeding in interviews and networking.

Co-op internship

Students connect with industry leaders in the business, technology, and science and engineering world to gain real world experiences through co-op internships.

Undergraduate study

For undergraduate study, there is more than one way to meet its academic entry requirements. These include high school studies, foundation studies, recognised prior study and a university transfer.

Postgraduate study

For postgraduate study, students generally are required to have completed undergraduate studies at a university-type institution.

English Language requirements

If a student’s qualifications were not undertaken and assessed in English, a student must provide evidence to their English language ability which meets the minimum requirements for admission.

Test requirements

• IELTS Academic version only - 6.5 overall (min. 6.0 in each subtest)
• TOEFL Internet-based

1. Test (iBT) - 90 overall (min.23 in writing, 22 in reading, listening and speaking)
2. TOEFL Paper-based Test (PBT) - 577 overall (min. 5.0 in the Test of Written English)

Other qualifications

In addition to the English Tests and University English Preparation Courses, UNSW also accepts a number of assessable academic qualifications as meeting the English language requirements.

All qualifications must have been undertaken no more than two years prior to the year of commencement of study at UNSW, except for students from Denmark, Sweden or Norway. The qualifications for students from these countries must be undertaken no more than four years prior to the year of commencement of study at UNSW.

Undergraduate study

For undergraduate study, there is more than one way to meet its academic entry requirements. These include high school studies, foundation studies, recognised prior study and a university transfer.

Postgraduate study

For postgraduate study, students generally are required to have completed undergraduate studies at a university-type institution.

English Language requirements

If a student’s qualifications were not undertaken and assessed in English, a student must provide evidence to their English language ability which meets the minimum requirements for admission.

Test requirements

• IELTS Academic version only - 6.5 overall (min. 6.0 in each subtest)
• TOEFL Internet-based

1. Test (iBT) - 90 overall (min.23 in writing, 22 in reading, listening and speaking)
2. TOEFL Paper-based Test (PBT) - 577 overall (min. 5.0 in the Test of Written English)

Other qualifications

In addition to the English Tests and University English Preparation Courses, UNSW also accepts a number of assessable academic qualifications as meeting the English language requirements.

All qualifications must have been undertaken no more than two years prior to the year of commencement of study at UNSW, except for students from Denmark, Sweden or Norway. The qualifications for students from these countries must be undertaken no more than four years prior to the year of commencement of study at UNSW.

UNSW Security Services offers its students a comprehensive 24-hour security on campus and security monitoring services.

These services provide:

• Student protection
• Property protection
• Detection and prevention of crime
• A 24-hour control room monitoring CCTV, building access, and alarm systems

UNSW Security Officers are fully licensed with a number of special powers under the Acts of Parliament. If needed, they will liaise with law enforcement agencies.

Security patrols

UNSW also has a 24-hour patrol and an emergency response service. Some of their services include:

• Security vehicle patrols
• Foot patrols
• Safety escorts
• Security shuttle bus

The app

UNSW students can make use of the StaySafe@UNSW app that is free of cost and helps them track the night bus and access contacts, safety tips, a newsfeed, and more.

UNSW Security Services offers its students a comprehensive 24-hour security on campus and security monitoring services.

These services provide:

• Student protection
• Property protection
• Detection and prevention of crime
• A 24-hour control room monitoring CCTV, building access, and alarm systems

UNSW Security Officers are fully licensed with a number of special powers under the Acts of Parliament. If needed, they will liaise with law enforcement agencies.

Security patrols

UNSW also has a 24-hour patrol and an emergency response service. Some of their services include:

• Security vehicle patrols
• Foot patrols
• Safety escorts
• Security shuttle bus

The app

UNSW students can make use of the StaySafe@UNSW app that is free of cost and helps them track the night bus and access contacts, safety tips, a newsfeed, and more.

A wide range of scholarships are on offer for students applying to UNSW.

Undergraduate scholarships

• Alumni Association Scholarship

This scholarship is applicable for the child or grandchild of an alumnus of UNSW currently undertaking the equivalent of high school or secondary studies.

• UNSW Hong Kong Alumni Award

The award is for the residents of Hong Kong who aspire to contribute to the betterment of society and would like to study an undergraduate degree at UNSW.

• Humanities and Languages Equity Scholarship

This award is to encourage and support disadvantaged students to undertake programmes of study run by the School of Humanities and Languages.

Postgraduate (coursework) scholarships

• Art and Design International Coursework Scholarship

The scholarship award supports international practising artists and designers undertaking or proposing to undertake a full time Masters (coursework) degree with Art & Design.

• Juris Doctor (JD) Scholarship for International students

For high achieving international students wishing to undertake the Juris Doctor Program at UNSW this scholarship is a great support.

• Study Abroad Scholarships

There are a number of financial awards available for Study Abroad (fee paying) students that help deserving students to pursue their dreams.

A wide range of scholarships are on offer for students applying to UNSW.

Undergraduate scholarships

• Alumni Association Scholarship

This scholarship is applicable for the child or grandchild of an alumnus of UNSW currently undertaking the equivalent of high school or secondary studies.

• UNSW Hong Kong Alumni Award

The award is for the residents of Hong Kong who aspire to contribute to the betterment of society and would like to study an undergraduate degree at UNSW.

• Humanities and Languages Equity Scholarship

This award is to encourage and support disadvantaged students to undertake programmes of study run by the School of Humanities and Languages.

Postgraduate (coursework) scholarships

• Art and Design International Coursework Scholarship

The scholarship award supports international practising artists and designers undertaking or proposing to undertake a full time Masters (coursework) degree with Art & Design.

• Juris Doctor (JD) Scholarship for International students

For high achieving international students wishing to undertake the Juris Doctor Program at UNSW this scholarship is a great support.

• Study Abroad Scholarships

There are a number of financial awards available for Study Abroad (fee paying) students that help deserving students to pursue their dreams.

UNSW Sydney exposes its students to a learning experience packed with academic programs, student activities and educational services. Its academics are recognised as world-leaders in their fields, with modern facilities, rigorous education standards and a diverse community.

Established in 1949 with a unique focus on scientific, technological and professional disciplines, UNSW has a proud tradition of world-class research and research facilities focused on areas critical not only to Australia but also internationally.

World-class teachers

Teaching excellence is central to the UNSW experience, and the teachers at the university are both rigorous and passionate. UNSW's courses harness the latest technology to transform the way a student learns. Its digital learning and teaching environments integrate virtual spaces and access to the online global community.

Internationally acclaimed research

UNSW has a 7,000 strong research community and has invested in meeting tomorrow’s challenges.

The university addresses important issues– from renewable energies, climate change, lifesaving medical treatments and more such breakthrough technologies.

UNSW boasts of being an acknowledged world leader in photovoltaic, HIV/AIDS research and quantum computing with a reputation for international research excellence in:

• Biomedical Sciences
• Water, Climate, Environment and Sustainability
• Next Generation Materials and Technologies
• Social Policy, Government and Health Policy
• ICT, Robotics and Devices
• Law, Business and Economics
• Fundamental and Enabling Sciences
• Contemporary Humanities and Creative Arts
• Defence and Security

The University’s award-winning teachers and researchers are strongly represented in national and international prizes, honours and fellowships. UNSW continues to build on its reputation for world-class research in areas critical to the future, using its close links with industry to ensure the work has practical application and impact.

UNSW Sydney exposes its students to a learning experience packed with academic programs, student activities and educational services. Its academics are recognised as world-leaders in their fields, with modern facilities, rigorous education standards and a diverse community.

Established in 1949 with a unique focus on scientific, technological and professional disciplines, UNSW has a proud tradition of world-class research and research facilities focused on areas critical not only to Australia but also internationally.

World-class teachers

Teaching excellence is central to the UNSW experience, and the teachers at the university are both rigorous and passionate. UNSW's courses harness the latest technology to transform the way a student learns. Its digital learning and teaching environments integrate virtual spaces and access to the online global community.

Internationally acclaimed research

UNSW has a 7,000 strong research community and has invested in meeting tomorrow’s challenges.

The university addresses important issues– from renewable energies, climate change, lifesaving medical treatments and more such breakthrough technologies.

UNSW boasts of being an acknowledged world leader in photovoltaic, HIV/AIDS research and quantum computing with a reputation for international research excellence in:

• Biomedical Sciences
• Water, Climate, Environment and Sustainability
• Next Generation Materials and Technologies
• Social Policy, Government and Health Policy
• ICT, Robotics and Devices
• Law, Business and Economics
• Fundamental and Enabling Sciences
• Contemporary Humanities and Creative Arts
• Defence and Security

The University’s award-winning teachers and researchers are strongly represented in national and international prizes, honours and fellowships. UNSW continues to build on its reputation for world-class research in areas critical to the future, using its close links with industry to ensure the work has practical application and impact.

UNSW Sydney offers an atmosphere that will make its students feel right at home. Its three campuses are modern, conveniently located and safe with lots of communal study areas and amenities. Students will find green parks, free Wi-Fi, indoor and outdoor study areas with power outlets and much more.

Campus facilities

UNSW Sydney’s Kensington campus has everything a student needs including dozens of cafes and restaurants, two banks, four ATMs, a post office, supermarket, food cooperative, pharmacy, medical centre and dentist, two libraries, fitness and aquatic centre, and sports fields and courts.

Study areas

Students can work on their assignments at one of UNSWs’ many indoor computer labs or outdoor study areas complete with power outlets to charge devices, and stay connected to family and friends with free Wi-Fi throughout the campus.

Clubs and societies

Students at UNSW can choose to join any of the more than 300 student-led clubs and social societies across a range of interests for food lovers, sport, and running, debating, biological conservation, the exchange society and more.

Accommodation

UNSW Sydney is the largest provider of student housing in Sydney with award-winning accommodation both on and off campus.

Apartments

Apartments offer independent-style living for undergraduates, postgraduates, couples, and families with children. There are apartments available on and off campus and costs vary depending on the number of rooms and the location.

Fitness and aquatic centre

The UNSW Fitness and Aquatic Centre offer a variety of aquatic and fitness facilities and programmes for all ages and abilities, including: indoor sports, swimming pool, weights and fitness equipment.

Library

The University’s main library is located in Kensington and the UNSW Paddington Library is located in Paddington. They offer access to a wide range of materials, both print and online in the fields of arts & social sciences, built environment, business, engineering, medicine and science.

Student lounge

The student lounge is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Students can also access the Wi-Fi is available within this space.

UNSW Sydney offers an atmosphere that will make its students feel right at home. Its three campuses are modern, conveniently located and safe with lots of communal study areas and amenities. Students will find green parks, free Wi-Fi, indoor and outdoor study areas with power outlets and much more.

Campus facilities

UNSW Sydney’s Kensington campus has everything a student needs including dozens of cafes and restaurants, two banks, four ATMs, a post office, supermarket, food cooperative, pharmacy, medical centre and dentist, two libraries, fitness and aquatic centre, and sports fields and courts.

Study areas

Students can work on their assignments at one of UNSWs’ many indoor computer labs or outdoor study areas complete with power outlets to charge devices, and stay connected to family and friends with free Wi-Fi throughout the campus.

Clubs and societies

Students at UNSW can choose to join any of the more than 300 student-led clubs and social societies across a range of interests for food lovers, sport, and running, debating, biological conservation, the exchange society and more.

Accommodation

UNSW Sydney is the largest provider of student housing in Sydney with award-winning accommodation both on and off campus.

Apartments

Apartments offer independent-style living for undergraduates, postgraduates, couples, and families with children. There are apartments available on and off campus and costs vary depending on the number of rooms and the location.

Fitness and aquatic centre

The UNSW Fitness and Aquatic Centre offer a variety of aquatic and fitness facilities and programmes for all ages and abilities, including: indoor sports, swimming pool, weights and fitness equipment.

Library

The University’s main library is located in Kensington and the UNSW Paddington Library is located in Paddington. They offer access to a wide range of materials, both print and online in the fields of arts & social sciences, built environment, business, engineering, medicine and science.

Student lounge

The student lounge is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Students can also access the Wi-Fi is available within this space.

Undergraduate study

For undergraduate study, there is more than one way to meet its academic entry requirements. These include high school studies, foundation studies, recognised prior study and a university transfer.

Postgraduate study

For postgraduate study, students generally are required to have completed undergraduate studies at a university-type institution.

English language requirements

If a student’s qualifications were not undertaken and assessed in English, the student must provide evidence of English language ability which meets the minimum requirements for admission. Visit the UNSW program pages for more details.

Other qualifications

In addition to University English Preparation Courses and English tests, UNSW also accepts several academic qualifications for its English language requirements.

All qualifications should have been taken by students no more than two years from their year of commencement of study, (excluding students from Sweden, Denmark, or Norway, who can produce results four years prior to commencement year of study at UNSW).

Undergraduate study

For undergraduate study, there is more than one way to meet its academic entry requirements. These include high school studies, foundation studies, recognised prior study and a university transfer.

Postgraduate study

For postgraduate study, students generally are required to have completed undergraduate studies at a university-type institution.

English language requirements

If a student’s qualifications were not undertaken and assessed in English, the student must provide evidence of English language ability which meets the minimum requirements for admission. Visit the UNSW program pages for more details.

Other qualifications

In addition to University English Preparation Courses and English tests, UNSW also accepts several academic qualifications for its English language requirements.

All qualifications should have been taken by students no more than two years from their year of commencement of study, (excluding students from Sweden, Denmark, or Norway, who can produce results four years prior to commencement year of study at UNSW).