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Application process

1. Gather your documents

To apply for your chosen course, you will need to provide supporting documentation.

Documents often include:

  • Transcripts
  • Certificates to verify previous studies
  • Work experience evidence

Our Student Enrolment Advisers can advise you on what specific documents you will need for your chosen course.

2. Complete your application

Our application process is entirely online. To start, click 'Start application' at the top of this page.

The application is straightforward and only takes around 15–20 minutes to complete.

Here’s what you’ll be asked:

  • Personal contact details
  • Course name and code
  • Preferred start date
  • Previous study history
  • Work experience (if applicable)
  • Supporting documents

3. Track your application

You can check progress of your application by logging into your application online.

We will send you an Offer Letter for a place at UC.

The letter will guide you through the process of accepting your offer.

Once enrolment for your course is available, you can enrol into your units through myUC.

We’re here to help you apply

Our Student Advisers are available to guide you through your application and help you feel confident at every step. They can assist you with:

  • Course entry requirements
  • Preparing supporting documents
  • Course pathways and

    recognition of prior learning
  • FEE-HELP
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2026 important application dates

Study Period123456
Last day to apply (11:59PM AEDT)12 Jan9 Mar4 May29 Jun24 Aug19 Oct
Last day to accept (11:59pm AEDT)16 Jan13 Mar8 May3 Jul28 Aug23 Oct

2027 important application dates

Study Period123456
Application Deadline11 Jan8 Mar3 May28 Jun23 Aug18 Oct
Last day to accept (11:59pm AEDT)18 Jan15 Mar10 May5 Jul30 Aug25 Oct

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We’re here to help. Our Student Enrolment Adviser can tell you more about:

  • Finding your ideal course
  • How courses are structured
  • How online study works
  • How to apply and enrol
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