Course search help

Use the course search to help you find courses that interest you. Note that a 'keywords search' allows you to enter a combination of search types whereas the other options allow one specific type of search. For details see below.

Keywords Course code Institution Attendance pattern Intake Course type Course search

Keywords

A keywords search allows you to enter the course name, UAC course code, institution name, type of course or a combination. Entries are not case sensitive.
For example: if you want to find a course in accounting at Macquarie University, select 'all' and type in: Macquarie accounting

Any, all, exact
These options determine how closely your search matches the words you have entered.

Choose 'any' to list as many courses as possible – for example, type in 'mathematics teaching' and select 'any' to find every instance of the word 'mathematics' and every instance of the word 'teaching'.

Choose 'all' to list courses which include all of the keywords you entered – for example, type in 'mathematics teaching' and select 'all' to find every instance of the two words used together.

Choose 'exact' to narrow your matches to the exact combination of words that you enter.

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Course code

Enter the six-digit UAC course code to obtain a list of details for a particular course.
For example: 863020

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Institution

Enter the name of the institution which provides the course.
For example: University of New England

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Intake

Choose either all Intakes, or 1, or 2, or 3. If you do not specify an intake all intakes will be shown.

For 2009 admissions the Intake dates are:
Intake 1: Studies commence, December 2008 – January 2009
Intake 2: Studies commence, February – March 2009
Intake 3: Studies commence, April 2009

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Attendance pattern

Choose either full-time, part-time, distance or any/all.

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Course type

Choose Commonwealth-supported place (CSP), fee-paying (FEE) or a combination of Commonwealth-supported place (CSP) and fee-paying (FEE).

When you list your courses, make sure you use the correct UAC course code otherwise you could find you have applied for fee-paying (FEE) courses when you intended to apply only for Commonwealth-supported place (CSP) courses.

If you do not specify course type, Commonwealth-supported place (CSP) courses will be shown first and fee-paying (FEE) courses second.

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