Resources for careers advisers
UAC is vitally interested in assisting students prepare for their futures.
We recognise the important role careers advisers play in this process.
The information contained on this page, and in the links available, has been specifically designed by UAC to help careers advisers give the best possible advice to students.
If we can assist you further in any way, please do not hesitate to contact us by calling UAC on (02) 9752 0200 (8.30am-4.30pm).
Course search
Use the course search to check the courses that were available for 2008 main admissions. Courses available for 2009 will not be determined until August 2008.
Information for Year 12 applicants
Applications for 2009 admissions open in August 2008. Visit this website in August 2008 for more information about applying for 2009 admissions.
Please note that current Year 12 students cannot apply for mid-year admissions.
Information for international Year 12 applicants
Follow this link to find out about international Year 12 applicants who can apply through UAC.
Equity Scholarships
Equity Scholarships (ES) are open to both currently enrolled students and applicants for admission who are from low socio-economic backgrounds, to assist with higher education and accommodation costs. More information will be available on Equity Scholarships for 2009 admissions in August 2008.
Educational Access Schemes
Educational Access Schemes (EAS) assist students who have experienced long-term educational disadvantage through circumstances beyond their control or choosing, to gain access to tertiary study. More information will be available on EAS for 2009 admissions in August 2008.
Year 12 conversion table – table 4
Refer to table 4 - Year 12 Conversion Table for comparison of Year 12 measures of achievement across Australia.
Important dates
Check important dates to keep track of closing dates for applications and preference changes, offer dates and the release of information including the UAI.
UAI
For information about the Universities Admission Index (UAI) read UAI.
Publications
These publications are provided free-of-charge on UAC's website in Acrobat PDF format. You will need to have a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer in order to view or print these files.
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