Late Round offers are now available

If you've already applied through UAC, you can check if you've received an offer in the Late Round. You'll need your UAC application number and UAC PIN to log in and access your offer/s. Download the 2012 Late Round cut-offs and vacancies.

Website troubleshooting FAQs

Clearing the browser cache will solve many technical issues related to your application. Mobile devices such as phones and tablets aren't supported. You should only apply using a desktop computer.

  • I'm having problems finding information using UAC's website. What can I do?

    Course related information is available through the course search.

    If you're having problems finding the information you need, try using the site search located at the top right-hand corner of each website page, or use the website footer.

    If you still can't find what you're looking for, contact UAC using the enquiry form.

  • What do I do if UAC's website is slow?

    Try the following:

        1. Check other sites. If other sites are also slow, it is unlikely that UAC's website is the cause. The problem could be caused by the computer you're using, or the speed of your internet connection.
        2. Contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and find out if they're experiencing congestion or service outages.
        3. Record the time of day and the page you were attempting to visit. If you contact us we'll need to know this information so that we can follow up on your problem.

          Use the enquiry form to tell us the:
          • type of computer you're using (PC or Mac)
          • operating system (Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP/VISTA/WIN7) or the Mac OS X version you're currently running
          • browser and version you're using (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer or others). Refer to UAC's accessibility information for a list of supported browsers
          • ISP you use
          • type of connection (eg dial-up modem, network, DSL, cable, wireless)
          • page or application you were trying to access and at what time.

    Alternatively, you may have visited the UAC website at a busy time. Try accessing the UAC website at a different time of day when response times may be faster.

  • Some of the material on the UAC website seems to be out of date. Is there a problem?

    Many Internet Service Providers (ISPs) keep a copy of a website you've visited on a local server known as a proxy or cache server. This means that every time one of their users wants to view a web page, a request is not sent to the UAC web server but a copy of the page is instead sent to the proxy or cache. These can be updated infrequently. Your computer may also have stored pages you've visited in its cache.

    The UAC website is updated regularly, so you should always click on Reload or Refresh if you've previously experienced caching problems when you visit the UAC website. This will ensure that you always see the latest version of the page.

    For further information read about clearing your computer's cache.

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