Apply to UTS as an international student

It’s time to begin your UTS adventure. Learn about how to apply on this page.

If you need help with your application, contact aUTS-approved agent in your country.

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Before you begin your application

If you’re aninternational studentwho wants to apply for anundergraduate or postgraduate coursework program, you’re in the right place.

It’s important to note that there isa different processfor applying for:

Before you begin applying, you need to know which course you want to study and when you would like to commence.Search for a course or explore by study areabefore coming back to this page. Remember to check the admission requirements on the course listing.

When to apply

You can apply to UTS at any time. The closing dates for applications are:

Autumn session (February/March start)

Applicants based outside Australia:30 November
Applicants based in Australia:15 January
Applications for C04300 Master of Clinical Psychology, C04306 Master of Physiotherapy and C04386 Master of Speech Pathology:31 October

Spring session (July start)

Applicants based outside Australia:30 April
Applicants based in Australia:31 May

Summer session (November start)

Applicants based outside Australia:30 August
Applicants based in Australia:30 September

Late applications will not be accepted. It is best to apply early to allow yourself plenty of time to organise a student visa, which you need in order to study in Australia.

Special application deadlines

Application deadline of31 October 2024for:

  • C04300 Master of Clinical Psychology
  • C04306 Master of Physiotherapy
  • C04386 Master of Speech Pathology
  • C04374 Master of Genetic Counselling

Any applications received after the above deadlines will be deferred to the next available intake.

How to apply

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How to apply to UTS as an international student video transcript

Thank you for your interest in studying at UTS. This might be your first time applying to study overseas and you may feel overwhelmed with the process. If you are an international student applying for a full degree coursework program, then this step-by-step guide might be just what you’re looking for!

Step one: Select your course and start date

Select the course that you wish to study, as well as the teaching session you wish to start in. You can find out about our courses on the Brochure Downloads page. Here you will find Course Guides for each level of study and the range of courses to choose from. These are updated each year, so be sure to refer to the latest guide.

The UTS course guide also shows the entry requirements for students from different countries. To help bridge the gap between different academic systems and curriculums, UTS also offers pathway programmes at the foundational, diploma, or pre-master’s level. Visit the UTS College website for more details. You may apply to UTS at any time, but please be mindful of the closing date for each teaching session.

For more information on this, please check out the link in the description.

Step two: Complete the application form

There are two ways to complete the application form:

Follow the instructions to apply directly through UTS’s online application system, or

Download and fill in an application form.

An incomplete application will result in delays in processing, so please double-check that you have submitted all the required documents!

Remember, you can also apply through a UTS representative agent– we have agents all around the world.To find your closest agent, check out our “Find an agent” page – linked in the description!

Step three: Prepare your supporting documents

Each coursemay require different documentation, so please check what you need before you apply. This may include your academic records and statement of completion, evidence of English language proficiency, orreferences from your employer.You may submit scanned copies online; however, if your application is successful, you will need to post a certified hardcopy of the original documents to UTS International.If you’re applying through an agent, you can also ask for their help with certifying the document.

Step four: Submit your application and pay the application fee

You can pay your application fee via PayPal, cheque or bank draft, or via our secure payment site. Please note that PayPal can only be used for your application process and is unavailable for other types of payments you make after your application.

If you apply online, follow the steps, attach any supporting documents, and submit your application. If you downloaded and completed an application form, submit your application in person to the UTS International office, by mail, to a UTS agent, or to a UTS representative. Check out the descriptions for more details.

An incomplete application will result in delays in processing, so please double check that you have submitted all the required documents. Please refer to the checklist section of the application form to ensure you have provided all supporting documents with your application.

After you submit your application

Once you have lodged your application, including all your supporting documents, and paid your application fee, you will receive your UTS application number. Keep it safe as you’ll need to refer to in any future correspondence with UTS International.

The application process usually takes between one and two weeks. Once your application has been assessed, UTS International will contact you about your application outcome by email. If you wish to accept your offer, you will need to complete and return the acceptance form. Watch our “How to Accept your Offer” video for a step-by-step guide!

Let us know if you have further questions about the application process. We look forward to receiving your application!

Step 1: Begin your application form

Admission to UTS courses is competitive. The application isnotan enrolment form, nor does it guarantee admission to UTS. An incomplete application will result in delays in processing.

There are two ways to apply to UTS:

Option 1: Submit an online application

Use the blue button below to access our online application system. If you are a new user, you will have to create an account. On the ‘start your application’ tab, enter your chosen course name or course code.

UTS Online Application System

Option 2: Complete a hard copy application form

Hardcopy application forms must be completed using a black pen, with clear printing. You must sign your own application form. Application forms signed by a UTS representative or by proxy will not be processed.

You will needAdobe Acrobat Reader(opens an external site) to view these PDF files.

Step 2: Arrange your supporting documentation

All applications require supporting documents to be submitted to UTS.

All documents submitted with this application become the property of UTS.

The actual support documentation required depends on the applicant, and the type of study you are applying to do.

Supporting documentation may include:

  • academic transcript – include certified copies of your academic records
  • English language proficiency– include a certified copy of your English test score if available
  • a completed form, if you are applying forrecognition of prior learning(RPL)
  • details of exclusion (or possible exclusions) from a course on academic or other grounds
  • details of relevant work experience, including certified copies of references from your employer on company letterhead, if required
  • supporting statement or portfolio:
    • if required, your personal statement should state why you wish to study the course you have nominated and outline your major personal, academic and educational achievements. You must also explain how you are capable of succeeding in the course.
    • if required, your portfolio needs to contain between five and ten pieces of original work showing your design ability. Some courses may have additional portfolio requirements. Refer to theUTS Handbookfor details. Your portfolio may be submitted as colour photocopies, photos, CD-ROM, DVD, web sites or showreels. Please do not submit copies of your original work, as they may not be returned.
  • details of disability or ongoing medical condition that will require you to seek special assistance from the university. You must attach a medical statement from a registered doctor.

UTS cannot consider your application if all required supporting documentation is not attached.

If you have submitted an online application, you can attach copies of your suppborting documentation to your online application.You will still need to submit the original copies to UTS.

Certified copies of supporting documentation

UTS will accept copies certified by employees of one of the following:

  • Australian Overseas Diplomatic Mission
  • UTSAuthorised Representative or Agent
  • Public Notary Office
  • the Administration of the Institution that issued the relevant document
  • an Australian university

Alternatively, documents verified by someone who is currently employed inAustraliaas:

  • an accountant - members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, or the Australian Society of Certified Practising Accountants, or the National Institute of Accountants, or the Association of Taxation and Management Accountants or Registered Tax Agents
  • a bank or credit union manager
  • a barrister, solicitor or patent attorney
  • a police officer with the rank of sergeant and above
  • a post office manager
  • a principal of an Australian secondary college, high school or primary school
  • a commissioner for declarations
  • a Justice of the Peace where the registration number is clearly indicated

What does correctly certified mean?

Correctly certified means that your original document has been sighted and the copy has been sworn to be a true copy of the original by one of the authorised people mentioned above. Please note that scans or photocopies will not be accepted.

Translation of documents

Documents not in English must be officially translated and submitted together with certified copies of supporting documents.

Officers authorised to translate official documents into English include:

  • NAATI(National Accreditation Authority for Translators & Interpreters) accredited translators (opens an external site)
  • A translator from a reputable translation company in your home country
  • An official translation from the institution that issued the document
  • A UTS registered student recruitment agent
  • A public notary

Note: translated documents must have an official (translation) seal and be signed by the translator

Step 3: Pay the application fee

The application fee will be waived if one of the following conditions apply:

  • you are a current UTS student
  • you are a current UTS College student

Payment of the application fee can be made in the following ways:

  • Viaour secure payment site. After your payment has been approved you must print a copy of the tax receipt and submit it together with your application.
  • cheques and bank drafts – made payable to "University of Technology Sydney"
  • Flywire – online applications only

Step 4: Submit application

Your application, supporting documents and application fee can be submitted to UTS in a number of different ways.

Online

If you completed your application online,you will still have to provide certified hard copies of your original documents. These may be provided after your application has been assessed. You will also have to provide your original bank cheque/draft to UTS if you choose this method to pay your application fee. The options to provide your certified hard copies and/or original bank cheque/draft are listed below.

On campus

Submit your documents to theUTS International Student Centre.

UTS Building 1, level 3A (CB01.3A)
15 Broadway
Ultimo NSW 2007
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By mail

Manager, International Admissions
Future Learner Recruitment and Admissions
University of Technology Sydney
PO Box 123
Broadway NSW 2007
AUSTRALIA

To a UTS recruitment agent

You can submit your application to one of the manystudent recruitment agentsworldwide. These Student Recruitment Agents are more than happy to discuss study options available at UTS, and can assist you in preparing and submitting your application.

To a UTS representative

Your application can also be submitted directly to a UTS representative at aUTS international event.

Step 5: Receive an acknowledgement letter

You will receive aletter acknowledging that we have received your application.

The application processing time for all complete coursework applications is normally around one to two weeks and UTS International will advise you in writing whether your application is successful. If your application is incomplete this may delay the processing time.

Step 6: Accept your offer

If you have met all the requirements, you will receive aletter of offerto study at UTS.

You will then need toaccept the offer.

Don’t meet the entry requirements for UTS?

UTS College offers academic and English courses designed to get you into the UTS course you want.

Learn more

Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.

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