Dip in Science, Engineering and Technology

University of New South Wales
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CampusType of
place		UAC code IntakeCourse duration
(years)		Projected
2009 UAI
cut-off		Indicative annual
tuition fee+		CRICOS
course code
Kensington IFEE  425030  March, July 1 Cut-off not available - selection criteria other than UAI used A$ 25 950 061626E
IFEE - course available to international applicants.
+ Tuition fees are calculated on a student's exact enrolment. UNSW students enrolled in most courses have some flexibility in the subjects they choose. At times these subjects will be from outside their own faculty. For example, a commerce student may choose elective subjects from a range of other faculties; a student in a combined law degree with engineering or science will choose subjects from science and engineering and subjects from law. These choices may result in a higher or lower total fee for the year. These choices may result in a higher or lower total fee for the year.

Assumed knowledge: Mathematics.

Additional selection criteria: Students who achieve a UAI between 75.00 and 87.95 will be considered for admission under the Faculty of Engineering Admission Scheme (FEAS)*, which will include the UAI and a review of performance in relevant HSC (or equivalent) subjects.

Students who anticipate achieving a UAI between 70.00 and 87.95 can maximise their opportunities for admission by submitting a FEAS application directly to the Faculty for an interview. Interviews will be held in late September 2008 at UNSW in Sydney. The application form can be accessed from 1 August 2008 at www.eng.unsw.edu.au/feas and should be submitted by 12 September 2008.

Consideration can still be given to students residing overseas, please contact the faculty for additional information.

Major studies: Bioscience, chemistry, communication, computing, engineering, mathematics, physics.

Career opportunities: Refer to 425000 and 429000.

Additional information: This diploma program has been designed by the Faculties of Engineering and Science as a flexible pathway for students who have a range of gaps in their assumed knowledge and currently do not meet the entry requirements for B Engineering or B Science at UNSW.

Depending on their background students may also be eligible to complete selected electives from the B Engineering programs. Students who achieve a credit average in the DipSET will be permitted to transfer to B Engineering and B Science programs and will be eligible for advanced standing for courses successfully completed that form part of the Bachelor program. Those enrolling in the Dip SET with the intention of seeking admission to a Bachelor of Engineering program must undertake the Mathematics and Physics sequences.

To be considered for admission applicants must have a minimum UAI or equivalent of 70.00 and will be considered for entry to the Dip SET under the Faculty of Engineering Admission Scheme (FEAS) for potential transfer to programs in the Faculty of Engineering or the Faculty of Science. Visit www.eng.unsw.edu.au/feas for details.

More detailed information on the structure of the Diploma is available at www.eng.unsw.edu.au/DipSET.

A large number of attractive scholarships are available for degree programs in the Faculty. For further information, contact the UNSW Scholarships Unit. The Faculty of Engineering encourages applications for all programs from women and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

For further information, call the Faculty of Engineering on (02) 9385 6437/ 5131/5000, fax (02) 9385 5456, email eng.faculty@unsw.edu.au or visit www.eng.unsw.edu.au

* FEAS applies to all Faculty of Engineering courses (including the Diploma in Science Engineering and Technology, B Sc Food Science and Technology and B Sc Computer Science) with the exception of 425015 B Engineering/B Commerce, B Engineering (Software)/B Commerce, 426000 B Engineering/B Laws and 426000 B Science (Computer Science)/B Laws. For more detailed information visit www.eng.unsw.edu.au/feas.