You can apply to begin studies at the University in first or second semester. Different steps apply for Australian and International students.
- First semester
- Second semester
- Deferred courses
- Started but not completed a degree at UWA
- Cross institutional enrolment (from another university)
First semester entry
Australian students
For Semester One, 2014 entry, Australian citizens or permanent residents (including permanent humanitarian visa holders) and New Zealand citizens apply through the Tertiary Institutions Service Centre.
Applications open:
Closing dates:
- On-time closing date: Friday 27 September 2013.
- The deadline for adding preferences for Assured Entry Pathways to Medicine and Dentistry is Friday 27 September 2013, and late applications will not be accepted.
- Late applications for other courses will be accepted, with a late fee, until Friday 3 January 2014. Please note: Every effort will be made to process and consider applications for the main round of offers received up to this date, however there are no guarantees, and your application may only be considered in the second round of offers.
- Students completing Year 12 in Australia in 2013 can add preferences (except for Medicine and Dentistry Assured Entry Pathways) until Friday 3 January 2014.
Contact the UWA Admissions Centre for advice.
International students
International undergraduate applicants must complete this application form and submit it through an authorised UWA overseas representative or directly to the UWA International Centre.
Closing dates:
- Assured Entry Pathways to Medicine and Dentistry – Applications are accepted and processed from 1 March 2013 to 30 June 2013.
- All other courses – 1 December 2013.
You must also:
If you will be under 18 when you begin study at UWA you are required by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship to have appropriate accommodation and welfare arrangements while studying in Australia.
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Second semester entry
If you are an Australian student who has deferred a place at UWA and now wish to take up your offer, you need to re-apply online.
To take up your deferred place in:
First semester
If you wish to simply take up your deferred place:
- Apply directly to UWA
- Go to studyat.uwa.edu.au/re-apply and fill out the on-line re-application form
- You do not need to re-submit any documents
If you wish to be considered for other courses before your deferred course:
- Apply through TISC
- Go to www.tisc.edu.au, re-register, and lodge an application on-line
- List any other courses as higher preferences than your deferred course; list your deferred course last
- You may need to supply your documents to TISC again
Second semester
You may apply for courses other than the one you were previously offered. We recommend you make your deferred course your last preference. This way, the higher preferences will be checked and if you are unsuccessful in attaining a place, your deferred course will be re-offered to you.
The University will reoffer you a place provided that you have not enrolled in, or continued an existing enrolment in, any other undergraduate or postgraduate diploma or degree program, at UWA or any other tertiary institution since deferring and you re-apply for your place before the closing date.
If this is not the case, you may still re-apply but you will forfeit your guaranteed offer in the deferred course. You will be considered in ordinary competition, largely on the basis of your tertiary results.
If you are an international student, contact the International Centre.
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Started but not completed a degree at UWA
If you have previously begun but not completed a degree at UWA, you will need to submit a new application. First semester applications must be submitted via theTertiary Institutions Service Centre (TISC). For mid-year or second semester, you will need to apply online directly to UWA.
Current students may choose to apply to transfer into another course.
If you are an international student, contact the International Centre.
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Cross-institutional enrolment from another Australian university
If you are enrolled in an undergraduate degree at another Australian university, you may be able to enrol in some units at UWA that will be credited to your degree.
- Check with your home university that the units you wish to study at UWA (your host university) will be accepted.
- Complete an application for cross-institutional enrolment, available from student administration at your home university.
- Check the UWA information on cross-institutional enrolment.
If you need assistance, contact UWA Student Administration or the relevant faculty. If you are an international student, contact the International Centre.
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