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* Determine Your Eligibility
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* Program eligibility: visit Higher Degree Research and click on the link
for your preferred program to view the eligibility criteria
* English requirements: All applicants, whether domestic or international,
must provide evidence that their English language ability meets the
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and academic transcript(s). Their contact details, and any additional
requirements, are listed in the project description.
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discuss your proposed research project and whether appropriate resources will
be available.
You will then need to complete the Research Plan form. This will include an:
* Outline of how you are eligible for admission to the program;
* Description of your capability to carry out high quality research;
* Rationale for why you chose this project and supervisory team; and
* Description of your proposed research project.
See the Document Submission Guidelines for more information.
* Prepare Your Supporting Documentation
Before you apply, prepare the supporting documentation outlined in the
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You may submit scanned copies of your documents with your application.
Documents may be verified at a later date, either with your home institution,
or by sighting original documentation. You must be prepared to present your
original documents to UNSW for inspection prior to enrolment if requested, so
you will need to bring your original documents with you.
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additional documents, and these may be requested after the initial
application. Visit your Faculty website below for guidance.
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the Australian diplomatic mission.
Each translation must include the following:
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* Date that the statement is made
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translation of the original document”
* English Language Requirements
Whether you are a domestic or international applicant, you must meet the UNSW
English language requirements before submitting an application. If you are
applying for a scholarship, you must demonstrate that you meet these
requirements before the scholarship deadline.
You can demonstrate that you meet the requirements through one of the
following:
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with your testing authority (e.g. Pearson's) that UNSW has permission to
view and verify your test results.
* Prior study in the medium of English
* Other qualifications
* Submit an Application
Once you have found supervisor, held your interview, developed a research
description, and prepared your supporting documents, you are ready to lodge
your application via UNSW Apply Online. Only full applications (i.e. with all
required documents) will be taken to the next stage.
If you wish to be considered for a scholarship, simply indicate this on the
application form and select the scholarship round for your preferred term
start date. You can search for a scholarship here.
Your program needs to be within the same school as your supervisor. You
should confirm the correct program code with your supervisor or by referring
to the UNSW Handbook.
Please submit only one application at a time.
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opportunity to build in-depth knowledge that you can apply in the world beyond
academia. While shorter than a PhD, this program is still focused on the
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I'VE SUBMITTED MY APPLICATION. WHAT'S NEXT?
Once your application has been processed, you’ll receive an email confirmation
with a UNSW Student ID. If you have any outstanding documentation, these will
also be listed in your confirmation email. At this stage, you can upload any
outstanding documents through your UNSW Apply Online account.
You will be notified of any rejected or outstanding documents within this
account so you will need to log in periodically to view. Please allow a week for
additional submitted documents to be checked and updated.
* After You Submit an Application
Once your application has been processed, you’ll receive an email
confirmation with a UNSW Student ID. If you have any outstanding
documentation, these will also be listed in your confirmation email.
Once you’ve received your confirmation email, you can upload any outstanding
documents through your UNSW Apply Online account. You will be notified of any
rejected or outstanding documents within this account so you will need to log
in periodically to view. Please allow a week for additional submitted
documents to be checked and updated.
TRACKING PROGRESS OF YOUR APPLICATION
If you have applied for Admission and Scholarship, both outcomes will be
released after the date outlined on this page. If you have alternative
funding, and have applied for admission only, the outcome would typically
take 6-8 weeks to be processed.
You can track the progress of your application through your UNSW Apply Online
account.
In addition to updating the overall status of your application, the Graduate
Research School will update the status of each document once it has been
checked. We recommend that you check this document tracking to ensure that
you have submitted all required documentation.
MAKING CHANGES TO YOUR APPLICATION
If you wish to make any changes after submitting your application, simply
send us an email and we’ll make the changes for you!
You don’t need to submit a new application. If you want to defer your start
term, change programs or be included in the next scholarship round, we can
update your existing application.
Or if you wish to provide outstanding documents to your submitted
application, please upload them through your UNSW Apply Online account.
* Receiving an Offer
If you have met the requirements, you will receive a letter of offer to study
at UNSW.
There are two types of offer letters:
CONDITIONAL OFFER
You have met some, but not all, requirements. The conditions that you need to
meet will be outlined in your offer letter. You will not be able to accept a
conditional offer, but are required to upload your remaining documents
through Apply Online for unconditional consideration.
New candidates are expected to enrol by the term Start Date, therefore you
must ensure you submit your documents early enough to allow time to arrive by
that date.
UNCONDITIONAL OFFER
You have met the admission requirements and conditions for entry. You may
still be required to meet certain conditions prior to enrolment, and these
conditions will be outlined in your offer letter. Your offer letter will
outline how to accept the offer and pay any fees required before you can
enrol.
* Responding to an Offer
New candidates are expected to enrol by the term Start Date, therefore you
must ensure you respond to your offer early to allow enough time to arrive by
that date.
DEFERRAL
Higher Degree Research (HDR) applicants can request to defer for up to one
year after the initial offer term. UNSW HDR Scholarship offers may be able to
be deferred on a case by case basis (check your scholarship letter for
details). Deferrals are only approved where conditions are met, including
continuing to meet UNSW entry requirements, and availability of supervision
and resources.
How do I defer?
* If you have a conditional offer, please
email domestic.grs@unsw.edu.au or international.grs@unsw.edu.au,
indicating the new term you wish to start in
* If you have an unconditional offer, please login to Accept Online
Please ensure you have already submitted any extra required documentation
prior to requesting deferral.
ACCEPTANCE
Conditional offers: Conditional admission and/or scholarship offers cannot be
accepted through Apply Online. Outstanding documentation must be provided
prior to a full offer being issued.
Sponsored applicants: Sponsored applicants must accept their offer by
completing and emailing the admission offer reply forms, International
Sponsored Student Agreement form, and financial guarantee from your sponsor
as per your offer letter.
Unconditional Offers - Accept Online
Accepting online is a 2 part-process
Part I: Accept or defer your offer of admission and scholarship (if
applicable) in Accept Online to ensure your place in the program. As part of
this process, unless accepting an unconditional UNSW tuition paying
scholarship, international applicants will be required to pay a tuition fee
deposit.
Part II: Confirm your personal details, complete the Financial and Student
Declaration sections. Part II must only be completed once you are ready to
arrive and enrol (including for International applicants, being granted the
student visa and arriving in Australia).
Acceptance deadlines and procedures vary.
DEADLINE
Scholarship recipients must accept or defer within 2 weeks of receiving their
unconditional offers, admission only recipients must accept or defer within 1
month of receiving the unconditional offer.
If you do not accept or defer by the deadline date your offer may lapse.
AFTER ACCEPTANCE
Once you have provided all requirements for acceptance, a Confirmation of
Enrolment (CoE) will be issued to you within the following fortnight. You
will need to use this to apply for a visa.
Before proceeding with the next steps, you must arrive at your study
location, and if you are International, must hold on an appropriate visa for
the full length of study. If you are not able to meet these requirements
prior to the Term Start Date, you should defer your offer (see “Deferral”
above).
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HDR ACADEMIC CALENDAR
The HDR Academic Calendar comprises four terms, which provide flexibility for
HDR candidates to reflect the ongoing nature of a research candidature.
Below are the HDR Academic Calendar dates for this year.
Are you already enrolled in a UNSW HDR program? Visit the HDR Hub for the latest
information on candidatures, scholarships, events and resources for HDR
candidates.
* 2024 Academic Calendar
Term
New Enrolments Commence
Term Start Date
Term Census Date
Term End Date
Summer Term
13 November 2023
11 December 2023
14 January 2024
11 February 2024
Term 1
1 January 2024
12 February 2024
10 March 2024
26 May 2024
Term 2
15 April 2024
27 May 2024
23 June 2024
8 September 2024
Term 3
29 July 2024
9 September 2024
6 October 2024
8 December 2024
* Term
Summer Term
New Enrolments Commence
13 November 2023
Term Start Date
11 December 2023
Term Census Date
14 January 2024
Term End Date
11 February 2024
* Term
Term 1
New Enrolments Commence
1 January 2024
Term Start Date
12 February 2024
Term Census Date
10 March 2024
Term End Date
26 May 2024
* Term
Term 2
New Enrolments Commence
15 April 2024
Term Start Date
27 May 2024
Term Census Date
23 June 2024
Term End Date
8 September 2024
* Term
Term 3
New Enrolments Commence
29 July 2024
Term Start Date
9 September 2024
Term Census Date
6 October 2024
Term End Date
8 December 2024
* 2025 Academic Calendar
Term
New Enrolments Commence
Term Start Date
Term Census Date
Term End Date
Summer Term
4 November 2024
9 December 2024
12 January 2025
16 February 2025
Term 1
6 January 2025
17 February 2025
16 March 2025
1 June 2025
Term 2
21 April 2025
2 June 2025
29 June 2025
14 September 2025
Term 3
4 August 2025
15 September 2025
12 October 2025
14 December 2025
* Term
Summer Term
New Enrolments Commence
4 November 2024
Term Start Date
9 December 2024
Term Census Date
12 January 2025
Term End Date
16 February 2025
* Term
Term 1
New Enrolments Commence
6 January 2025
Term Start Date
17 February 2025
Term Census Date
16 March 2025
Term End Date
1 June 2025
* Term
Term 2
New Enrolments Commence
21 April 2025
Term Start Date
2 June 2025
Term Census Date
29 June 2025
Term End Date
14 September 2025
* Term
Term 3
New Enrolments Commence
4 August 2025
Term Start Date
15 September 2025
Term Census Date
12 October 2025
Term End Date
14 December 2025
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
* When do I need to start my degree?
All new candidates should enrol in their degree by the term start date. The
start date is the first day of the term.
* Can I start my degree earlier than the term start date?
Yes! New candidates may enrol up to one month before the term start date.
* What if I can’t start by the term start date?
If you are unable to commence by the term start date, you may enrol by the
term census date. Your candidature ‘clock’ starts ticking from the term start
date. If you enrol after the term start date, you have effectively lost time
towards completion of your degree. The later you start, the greater this
disadvantage. As required coursework begins at the start of the term, you
must consider deferral to the next term if you are unable to commence
on-time, as this may affect your ability to complete any coursework.
You cannot enrol after the census date has passed. If you are unable to enrol
by the census date, you can request deferral to the following term.
Scholarship holders need to check their award conditions to determine whether
the scholarship can be deferred, or whether you need to reapply.
* What if I have coursework to complete during my first term of study?
If you have been advised that you are required to complete coursework during
your first term, you should arrive and enrol by the start of classes for that
term. For more information, please contact your Faculty or School.
* What is the difference between a start date and a census date?
The start date is the first day of the term. Your candidature ‘clock’ starts
ticking from the term start date.
The census date is set by UNSW for each term in accordance with Commonwealth
legislation. It is the deadline for the following:
* Change of study load (full time / part time)
* Taking program leave
* Withdrawal from a course without financial or academic penalty
* Change of Residency status
* Enrolment
* What is my thesis submission date?
Under the HDR Academic Calendar, the thesis submission date is the Term End
Date. You can view your thesis submission date in the Graduate Research
Information System (GRIS) once you have enrolled in your program.
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Applications must be submitted by the application deadline for the intended
study period (Term), to ensure the acceptance and enrolment processes are
completed by the Term Start Dates. Please use the toggles below to find out more
about key dates for admission and scholarships.
All mandatory supporting documents listed in the Document Submission Guidelines
are required by the application deadline, including satisfactory evidence of
having met the UNSW English language requirements.
* International Applicants
UNSW has three scholarship application rounds per year. Applicants need to
allow adequate time between the receipt of their offer and Term Start Date
for pre-departure preparations such as the acceptance process, visa
processing, travel, and enrolment.
Applicants who have funding from an alternative source (not UNSW scholarship)
must submit their application (and all required documentation) at least eight
(8) weeks before an offer of admission is required, due to the assessment
processing timeframe.
Applicants who are applying for a scholarship through UNSW should submit
their application (and all required documentation) by the following
deadlines:
Term 1 2025 - UNSW 2024 June Release
You should apply for a scholarship during this round if you wish to start
your studies in Term 1 2025
Closed
Offers to be released from 27 June - 11 July*
*Initial release may take 2 weeks. Further offers will continue to be made
after 2 weeks
Term 2 or 3 2025 - 2024 November Release
You should apply for a scholarship during this round if you wish to start
your studies in Term 2 or 3 2025
13 September 2024, midnight Australian time
Offers to be released from 14 November - 28 November*
*Initial release may take 2 weeks. Further offers will continue to be made
after 2 weeks
Offers will be released no later than the Term Start Date. Unaccepted offers
expire 1 month after release, or 1 week after Term Start Date (whichever is
earlier).
It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that their application is
submitted in full by the scholarship closing date. All correct and
satisfactory documents must be fully submitted with the application,
including English translations, Financial Declaration and proof of English.
Additional documents can’t be added to an application until after the
application has been reviewed, which may not occur before the application
deadline.
Please refer to the application instructions and Document Submission
Guidelines to ensure you have the correct documents before submission.
* Term 1 2025 - UNSW 2024 June Release
You should apply for a scholarship during this round if you wish to start
your studies in Term 1 2025
Term 2 or 3 2025 - 2024 November Release
You should apply for a scholarship during this round if you wish to start
your studies in Term 2 or 3 2025
Closed
Offers to be released from 27 June - 11 July*
*Initial release may take 2 weeks. Further offers will continue to be
made after 2 weeks
13 September 2024, midnight Australian time
Offers to be released from 14 November - 28 November*
*Initial release may take 2 weeks. Further offers will continue to be
made after 2 weeks
* Domestic applicants
If you are not eligible or are not applying for a scholarship stipend, you
must submit your application (and all required documentation) at least eight
(8) weeks before an offer of admission is required, due to time required for
assessment. Applications received after this date may be assessed for a later
Term.
Applicants who are applying for a scholarship stipend through UNSW must
submit their application (and all required documentation) by the following
deadlines:
Term 3 2024 - 2024 June Release
You should apply for a scholarship during this round if you wish to start
your studies in Term 3 2024
Closed
Offers to be released from 27 June - 11 July*
*Initial release may take 2 weeks. Further offers will continue to be made
after 2 weeks
Term 1 2025 - 2024 November Release
You should apply for a scholarship during this round if you wish to start
your studies in Term 1 2025
Closes 13 September 2024, midnight Australian time
Offers to be released from 14 November - 28 November*
*Initial release may take 2 weeks. Further offers will continue to be made
after 2 weeks
Offers will be released no later than the Term Census Date. Unaccepted offers
expire 1 month after release, or Term Census Date (whichever is earlier).
It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that their application is
submitted in full by the scholarship closing date. All correct and
satisfactory documents must be fully submitted with the application,
including English translations, Financial Declaration and proof of English.
Additional documents can’t be added to an application until after the
application has been reviewed, which may not occur before the application
deadline.
Please refer to the application instructions and Document Submission
Guidelines to ensure you have the correct documents before submission.
* Term 3 2024 - 2024 June Release
You should apply for a scholarship during this round if you wish to start
your studies in Term 3 2024
Term 1 2025 - 2024 November Release
You should apply for a scholarship during this round if you wish to start
your studies in Term 1 2025
Closed
Offers to be released from 27 June - 11 July*
*Initial release may take 2 weeks. Further offers will continue to be
made after 2 weeks
Closes 13 September 2024, midnight Australian time
Offers to be released from 14 November - 28 November*
*Initial release may take 2 weeks. Further offers will continue to be
made after 2 weeks
ENROLMENT DATES
The UNSW HDR Academic Calendar provides a level of flexibility for HDR
candidates that reflects the ongoing nature of a research candidature.
The HDR Academic Calendar consists of four terms (Term 1, Term 2, Term 3 and
Summer Term) of approximately three months each. New candidates are expected to
enrol by the Term Start Date.
For information on the HDR Academic Calendar, please visit this page.
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