Going to Uni
Find out more about why, where and how to get into university, including information on costs, the application process and support once you’re there.
Why go to Uni? 8 Click to view all articles in this section
Be inspired by other Indigenous students’ experiences and learn more about career outcomes for graduates.
Education is Empowering 1
There is so much more to studying than just getting a “degree”. Find out all the reasons why you should study, as well as the many reasons that you will want to.
Increase your Career Opportunities 2
Discover how making the choice to study at university can increase your options as well as help to pave your way into a high end career.
Making it Happen 4
If you want to go to university, then nothing should stop you…whether you are 19, 47 or 102. Discover options for managing financially while studying and use these resources to help decide whether uni is the next step for you.
What to expect once you are at Uni 1
It’s a whole new world out there, exciting, liberating and also perhaps a little unnerving. Take a look at what you can expect to happen and don’t forget, there are plenty of people wanting to support you along your journey.
What can I study and where? 3 Click to view all articles in this section
Find out more about the courses you can study, where are they available, profiles of Universities and the support they provide to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
Where is my course available? 1
Your options are boundless. Use these resources to help you find the area of study that is right for you.
Other Vocational Training Providers 1
It is important to know that there are other pathways of education through institutions outside the university system, including TAFE and other vocational training courses and cadetships.
Distance and Online education 1
For some students, face-to-face study may be difficult or impossible. Family commitments, work or distance from campus may mean it is easier for you to study from home at your own pace.
If this sounds like you, you may want to consider a distance or online education course.
How do I get into Uni? 15 Click to view all articles in this section
Whether you are a recent high school leaver or a mature-aged applicant. There are many ways of getting into Uni. Find the options that are available to you.
Year 9-11 students 1
If you are still in high school but thinking about going to university, this section will help you find information about programs and support available do that you can start to prepare now.
Year 12 students (High School leavers) 3
If you are currently completing year 12 you will certainly know that admission to most uni courses is based on your ATAR. Articles in this section are designed to help you prepare for applying to university or, if you haven't previously considered going to uni, look at your options for gaining entry.
Support 3
Are you confused about the process of how to apply to go to Uni?
- Find information about the people who can help and guide you through the process and resources that can help you figure it all out.
How much does it cost? 4 Click to view all articles in this section
Don’t let money be an obstacle – find out more about how to manage the costs associated with university study, how to access financial support schemes, and discover what scholarships are available to help finance your study.
What do I need to pay for? 2
The costs cost of studying varies depending on where you study and what you study. These costs can be divided into two main areas:
- Tuition and University fees
- Living expenses
Financial Support available for Tuition and University Fees 1
There is a range of government direct payment support available through Centrelink to help cover the cost of tuition fees.
Find out what payment support is available for:
Financial Support available for Other Study Costs 1
There are ways to get financial support and manage other costs associated with study; from government schemes like ABSTUDY to student-run book exchanges.
Find out what payment support is available for costs associated with university study:
- General Financial Assistance (help with living costs)
- Support for books and other study equipment
- costs of overseas study
Scholarship opportunities 0
To find ou all you need to know about Scholarships: whats are they, how to search for one that is right for you, how to apply etc..
Go to Getting a Scholarship section on this site