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Start at the UniSC website's Applying section, which groups "How to apply," "Fees," "Scholarships," "Key dates and timetables," and "Credit transfer" in one place. Use it as your first stop whether you are applying for an undergraduate, postgraduate, research, or international place; the exact steps and fee figures sit on the linked pages rather than the homepage.
What the Applying section covers
The site navigation lists these pages under Applying:
| Page | What it helps you with |
|---|---|
| How to apply | The application route and steps for your study level |
| Fees | Cost information for your program |
| Scholarships | Funding options you may be eligible for |
| Key dates and timetables | Deadlines and teaching schedules |
| Credit transfer | Whether prior study can count toward your degree |
If you are still choosing a program, the Study → Find a program tool and the Study locations list (Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay, Caburture, Fraser Coast, Gympie, Online) help you confirm the program and campus before you apply.
A practical order to follow
- Confirm your program and location using Find a program and Study locations. This determines which application route and fee page applies to you.
- Open "How to apply" and follow the steps for your level: Undergraduate, Postgraduate, International students, or PhD and Masters by Research.
- Check "Key dates and timetables" so you know the deadline for your intake before starting the application.
- Read the Fees page for your program, then check Scholarships for options you may qualify for.
- If you have prior study, review Credit transfer before or during application, since approved credit can change what you need to study.
Where pathways and international applicants fit
- Pathways to study (listed under Study) covers bridging and preparation routes if you do not yet meet direct entry requirements. Check this before applying if your qualifications are incomplete.
- International students have a dedicated section in the main navigation, which is the right entry point for overseas applicants rather than the domestic "How to apply" flow.
Common sticking points
- The homepage does not display fees or deadlines directly; you need to open the Applying pages to see them.
- Program-specific requirements vary, so confirm details on your chosen program's page rather than relying on general application instructions.
- The site does not state that application or enquiry is free, so check the relevant page for any costs before submitting.
For a quick check of what UniSC offers overall, see the related question on what UniSC is; for help locating a specific degree, see how to find a degree program on the UniSC website.