Admitted and enrolled FAQs

Enrolment for Semester 3 closes 20 September 2024. If they enrol late, they must seek approval from the Dean of Studies. If approved, there is a $150 late fee.

• No, we enrol English Language students on their behalf. However, English Language students must be on campus for their orientation.
• On-campus enrolment only applies to students enrolling in an academic course for the first time e.g. studying a diploma, UTS Foundation Studies, Graduate Certificate (Pre-Master's) or the new UTS Cambridge Accelerator.
• If a student is progressing from English to an academic program, they will need to enrol on-campus for that academic program.

Enrolment

• Requires the student to enrol in their subjects and set up their class timetable.
• Students can't attend orientation without enrolling first.

Orientation: 

• This follows the week after enrolment closes and is an introduction to the student's program, UTS College services, teachers and classmates.
• Welcome Week is orientation for academic students.
• Welcome and Orientation is orientation for English Language students.

Admitted/Admission: 

• This is where a student has met the entry requirements and is successfully admitted into their program.
• Students are only admitted once into their program.

Enrolment

• Requires the student to enrol in their subjects and set up their class timetable.
• Students can't attend orientation without enrolling first.
• The enrolment/re-enrolment process occurs every semester.
• On-campus enrolment occurs once for the new international academic student.

Enrolment

• Enrolment is for a UTS College student entering a UTS College academic program for the first time, or when they're progressing from an English Language program to an academic program for the first time.
• On-campus enrolment occurs once for the new international academic student.

Re-enrolment

• Re-enrolment is for a student continuing their academic program and selecting subjects for the next semester. They re-enrol after they’ve completed their first semester and progress to any subsequent semesters.