The University of New South Wales Australia’s first international university UNSW Regularly ranked as a top Australian university, and widely described as a research powerhouse, UNSW has a proud tradition of excellence in learning and teaching. UNSW offers its students a truly international perspective, and future prospects that are second to none. A premier university QS World University Rankings 2011 #49 worldwide The 1st and only all 5-star Aus Uni Financial Times (UK) 2012 #1 MBA in Australia #41 worldwide Forbes 2011 #1 Business school in Australia ERA 2010 Australian Government Research Ratings (Feb 2011) #1 in the Sydney and NSW #4 in Australia “one of the heavyweights of Australian higher education… it offers an intense, rich tertiary Experience” Good Universities Guide A Research Powerhouse UNSW is consistently ranked amongst the top 3 Australian universities for research funding per year We are involved in over 100 groundbreaking research in areas diverse as: Quantum Computing Cancer Research Photovoltaic Engineering Biomedical Science Financial Markets Interactive Cinema Outstanding Location UNSW is located in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, within easy reach of the city’s commercial and cultural centre Sydney’s most popular beaches and parks, including Bondi and Coogee Beach Sydney’s entertainment precinct Fox Studios are close by Well served by public transport links in all directions across Sydney Only 15 minutes away from Sydney International Airport The student experience UNSW offers students more than 200 clubs and 32 international student associations on campus The UNSW Sports Association coordinates 42 recreational sporting clubs The UNSW social calendar is packed with events to keep you active and entertained throughout the year Whether your interest is sports, theatre, arts, comedy, music, cooking classes, language or just big parties – you’ll find something you love at UNSW Facilities at your fingertips News agencies and shops 8 residential colleges Gymnasium and Olympic sized World class library swimming pool Campus wide, free WIFI Internet Theatres and performance spaces Express transport services Student bar, cafes, dining options Health Centre, dentists and 2 pharmacies Childcare facilities Somewhere to call home Student accommodation is a great way to make friends and help you settle into uni life. It’s your choice – you can live on campus… 8 on-campus residential colleges A$245 – A$385 per week 6 Self-catered university apartments A$193 - A$457 per week Living off campus will also require Somewhere to call home Establishment costs of approx Or you may choose to live somewhere more independent utilities and equipment) Rented apartments and houses A$350 per week (1 bedroom apartment) A$400 – A$600 per week (2 bedroom apartment) A$450 – A$800 per week (2 to 3 bedroom house) Shared apartments and houses A$193 - A$457 per week A$800 (including rental bond, International Perspective UNSW offers a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere 28% of students from overseas, 130 different countries UNSW offers an internationally relevant curricula UNSW has global networks, with over 200 sister universities in 32 countries UNSW graduates are truly global citizens We’re here to help! Airport pick up Language and conversation skills Peer mentoring programs Sun and Surf Safety programs Services for families and children International Student Sports Meet Trips and social events Orientation sessions Student and work visa assistance Tax File Number Money and Banking Temporary student mail Health insurance Future Prospects UNSW degrees are recognised around the world UNSW graduates are in high demand, earning the highest median starting salary of any Australian university Our graduates are ranked 35th globally for employer satisfaction Support and advice on your career path is available And a global network awaits – UNSW has over 200,000 alumni worldwide. Graduate Starting Salaries and Employment UNSW’s median starting salary is the highest of any Australian university. Australian Graduate Survey 2009, first degree Australian graduates Undergraduate Postgraduate 85.40% 92.80% EMPLOYMENT RATE EMPLOYMENT RATE $55,000 $90,000 MEDIAN SALARY MEDIAN SALARY What can I study? With over 900 programs across 9 faculties, you’ll find something you’re passionate about at UNSW… Arts and Social Sciences Australian School of Business Built Environment College of Fine Arts Engineering Law Medicine Science UNSW @ ADFA UNSW Foundation Studies UNSW Institute of Languages Faculties & Selected Programs Faculty of Arts & Social Science (FASS) Australian School of Business (ASB) • Bachelor of Arts (with majors) • Bachelor of International Studies (with study abroad opportunity) • Bachelor of Media • Bachelor of Music • Bachelor of Social Work / Social Science • Bachelor of Commerce (with majors) • Bachelor of Commerce (services marketing – tourism & hospitality) • Bachelor of Economics • Dual degree programs (e.g. with Engineering/Science/Law/Arts) Faculty of Built Environment (FBE) College of Fine Arts (COFA) • Bachelor of Architectural Studies • Bachelor of Interior Architecture • Bachelor of Landscape Architecture • Bachelor of Industrial Design • Bachelor of Planning • Bachelor of Construction Management & Property • Bachelor of Fine Arts • Bachelor of Art Education • Bachelor of Design • Bachelor of Art Theory • Bachelor of Digital Media Faculties & Selected Programs Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Law • Bachelor of Engineering (with specializations in most areas, including Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Solar Energy, Telecommunications, Computer Science) • 14 dual degrees programs, including Arts / Engineering / Science / Commerce Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Science • Bachelor of Exercise Physiology • Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) • Bachelor of Science (with majors including Biology, Biochemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Medical Science, Psychology, Environmental Science, Food Science) • Bachelor of Aviation (Flying) • Bachelor of Aviation (Management) Entry Requirements Program Years ATAR IB Assumed (A) or Recommended (R) Knowledge B Arts B Media (Communication and Journalism) B Social Science 3 3 3 80 89.25 76 29 33 27 None None None B Commerce B Commerce (Services Marketing – Tourism & Hospitality) B Economics 3 4 96.7 85 38 31 A: Maths A: Maths + Experience A: Maths 3 94.30 36 B Architectural Studies B Industrial Design B Landscape Architecture 3 4 4 96.6 80.5 81.30 38 29 29 None (R: Design and Technology) B Design B Fine Arts B Digital Media 4 3 3 90.30 78.50 86.30 33 28 31 None None None Entry Requirements Program Years ATAR IB Assumed (A) or Recommended (R) Knowledge B Engineering B Science (Computer Science) 4 3 91 91 34 34 A: Maths, Phys, Chem A: Maths B Laws (Dual degrees) 5-7 94 36 Refer to relevant program B Medicine/B Surgery (MBBS) B Exercise Physiology 6 4 96 85.3 37 31 A: Chemistry and English A: Maths + Chem; R: Bio B Science 3 80 29 B Aviation (Flying) B Psychology 3 4 80 97.6 29 39 A: Maths, R: Phys, Chem plus Biology or Earth and Environmental Science or Physics A: Maths + Phys A: Maths English Language Requirement All applicants to UNSW must provide evidence that their English language ability meets the minimum requirements for admission. This can be proved via: Academic English Language Test English Language Test Minimum Requirement IELTS - Academic version only 6.5 overall with a minimum score of 6.0 in each of the sub-tests of speaking, listening, reading and writing. TOEFL - Internet-based Test (IBT) 90 overall with a minimum score of 24 in writing. TOEFL - Paper-based Test (PBT) 577 overall with a minimum score of 5.0 in the Test of Written English (TWE). The paper-based test is not acceptable without the TWE. Successful completion of the UEEC with a grade of C+ UNSW Institute of Languages University (grade point 7.0) and a minimum score of 20 in the writing English Entry Course (UEEC) component. English Language Requirement Or be able to demonstrate Prior Learning: One year of full time study in an assessable qualification (at a secondary institution) where the sole language of instruction was English Study must be completed within two years prior to commencing at UNSW A statement or certificate from their institution must be provided IB – English A2 at Higher Level (HL) Alternative Entry Options Foundation Studies Transition Program • 4-month fast-track program (Commerce and Business / Physical Science) • IB: 24 points over 6 subjects Standard Program • 9-month (Commerce and Business / Physical Science / Life Science / Arts / Design and Building) • IB: 12 points over 4 relevant subjects Standard Plus Program • 12-month (Commerce and Business / Physical Science / Life Science / Arts / Design and Building) • IB: 10 points over 4 relevant subjects Visit: www.ufs.unsw.edu.au Apply Online! It’s easy to apply! A quick, easy and secure way to submit your UNSW application Simply visit www.apply.unsw.edu.au A Provisional Offer letter can be generated immediately. The letter will inform you of Anticipated academic results English proficiency conditions Program details and fee information The steps required to submit a full online application IB students: www.uac.edu.au/international Or through designated agents Application procedure (International students) Application Application Fee Receive Offer Letter Arrange Payment Tuition Fee Deposit Apply Student Visa Confirmation of Enrolment Medical Check Up Valid Travel Document Arrange Accommodation & Travel Fee for Student Visa Important dates Application deadlines: Semester 1 (March): Late October Semester 2 (July): Late April IB students (through UAC International): Completing IB in November – final results only Completing IB in May (for Semester 2 entry) – predicted grades accepted (school letterhead signed by Principal) In Australia, Semester 1 begins in March and Semester 2 begins in July Key contact International Office University of New South Wales Sydney NSW 2052 Australia Tel +61 9385 6996 Fax +61 9385 9907 internationaloffice@unsw.edu.au www.international.unsw.edu.au Key benefits of a UNSW degree An excellent education that is recognised worldwide Tuition from leading experts at the forefront of teaching Improved English language skills and confidence The opportunity to network with students from 130 countries Better prospects for a successful and fulfilling career Access to world-class facilities A taste of Australian culture, great weather and beautiful beaches! The University of New South Wales Australia’s first international university