Step 1: Talk to us
We understand the application process can feel complicated. That’s why we’re here to assist you!
Before beginning your application, speak to one of our dedicated Student Enrolment Advisors so they can help feel prepared and answer any questions you may have about the application process.
Step 2: Prepare your documents
Before you start your application, you will need to prepare your documents. This may include transcripts from previous studies, employment references and an up-to-date resume.
A Student Success Advisor will be able to let you know what documents you will need for your chosen course.
Ensuring you have all documentation ready before you apply can help avoid delays in processing your application.
Each UTS Online course also has English language proficiency requirements that you must satisfy in order to be considered. Click here for more information.
Need help securing your transcript? Refer to the information provided by My eQuals here.
Step 3: Submit your application
Once you have spoken to a Student Enrolment Advisor and collected all the documents required to support your application, you are ready to start your application.
Provided you have all the required documents, you can complete your application in just 15-20 minutes. Afterwards, you'll receive an email confirming the submission of your application.
You will then be able to:
- Track the status of your application via the UTS Online Student Portal
- Receive correspondence from UTS Online via email for further documentation to process your application
- Receive an application outcome via email.
All admissions correspondence from the University will be sent to the email address used to create your UTS Online application profile.
2025 Important application dates
| SP1 | SP2 | SP3 | SP4 | SP5 | SP6 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last day to apply (Midday AEDT) |
13 Jan | 10 Mar | 5 May | 30 Jun | 25 Aug | 20 Oct |
| Last day to accept the offer (11:59pm AEDT) |
20 Jan | 17 Mar | 12 May | 7 Jul | 1 Sep | 27 Oct |
Alumni Advantage program
As a UTS graduate, you automatically get a 10% discount on UTS postgraduate programs and many short courses through our Alumni Advantage program.
We know that our graduates are always searching for new ways to expand their skills and knowledge, so if you’re looking to advance in your current industry, kickstart a career change or take the next step in your study, we'd love you to join us here at UTS again.
FEE-HELP Loan
FEE-HELP is a loan scheme provided by the Australian Government to assist eligible students with their university fees. It can cover all or part of your tuition costs, and repayment is made through the tax system once your income exceeds a designated threshold.
You are eligible for FEE-HELP if you are an Australian citizen or hold a permanent humanitarian visa and reside in Australia while studying.
However, New Zealand citizens and holders of other types of permanent visas are not eligible for this scheme.
FAQ's about course applications
Your application will be reviewed within 5 business days. The University will contact you via email with an update and may request further documentation to process your application. All admissions correspondence from the University will be sent to the email address used to create your UTS application profile.
Please contact your Student Enrolment Advisor if you have not received any correspondence from UTS after 5 business days of submitting your application.
FEE-HELP is a government loan scheme assisting Australian Citizens, current or previous Humanitarian visa holder and eligible New Zealand citizen to pay their tuition fees.
Students can apply with their tax file number and unique student identifier (USI) during the acceptance and will automatically eligible for FEE-HELP if they have sufficient HELP balance.
You will begin to repay a percentage of your loan, which will be determined based on your income and circumstances.
Learn more about the FEE HELP on the Australian Government Study Assist website.
Your previous studies or employment experience can be acknowledged as credit towards your online postgraduate studies, provided that it meets the relevant course requirements.
If you receive a UTS offer of enrolment, and you’ve undertaken previous studies at another institution, you may be eligible to apply for recognition of prior learning. UTS doesn’t determine recognition of prior learning until an offer of enrolment is accepted.
To see if you may be eligible to receive recognition of prior learning, speak with a Student Enrolment Advisor.
In some cases, applicants without a bachelor degree may be eligible for admission to the Graduate Certificate based on relevant work experience, which may articulate into the master's upon completion. However, each course has its own entry requirements. Please view the relevant course page for entry requirements or speak with a Student Enrolment Advisor to discuss your options.
Congratulations on being accepted! Your journey with us is just beginning.
First things first, ensure you secure your spot by accepting your offer and enrolling into your units as soon as possible. Then, as you prepare to take the leap into your first unit of study, take a look into what lies ahead and how you can gear up for an epic start at UTS Online.
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Orientation Webinar: Attend the Orientation webinar to familiarise yourself with the learning management system (LMS), understand the course structure, and connect with fellow students.
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Explore the Learning Management System (LMS): Prior to your first class, navigate through the Learning Management System (LMS). Familiarise yourself with its functionalities to ensure a smooth start to your learning journey.
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Course Materials: Access the provided course materials, recommended readings, and any pre-unit assignments to prepare for the coursework.
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Engage in Community: Join discussion forums, virtual meetups, or student groups to connect with peers and instructors, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
UTS Online accepts applications from international students for select courses.
Simply contact a Student Enrolment Advisor for more information. They help answer any questions you may have.