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2019 SCIENCE AND THE
ENVIRONMENT
STUDY THEBE WITH
S A’s # 1
UNIVERSITY
F O R G R A D UAT E
N o. 1 CAREERS
QILT: Graduate Destinations Survey 2015 and Graduate
INSA
Outcomes Survey 2016–17 – Full-time Employment
Indicator. Public SA-founded universities only.
FOR STUDENT
S AT I S FA C T I O N
R A N K E D 2 6 th
QILT: Course Experience
Questionnaire 2016–17.
Public SA-founded
universities only.
IN THE WORLD'S
TOP 50 UNDER 50
2017 QS Top 50 Universities Aged Under 50
Y
EST
To be the best in
your field, you need a
university that offers
a choice of over 200
world-class degrees,
and is globally
recognised for its
teaching, research
and facilities.
GET CONNECTED
with Australia’s University of Enterprise
REAL CAREERS
We are number one in South Australia for
graduate careers.* We take a practical approach
to teaching and learning so that our graduates
can make a real impact in their chosen field.
*QILT: Graduate Destinations Survey 2015 and
Graduate Outcomes Survey 2016–17 – Full-time
Employment Indicator. Public SA-founded
universities only.
unisa.edu.au/careers
WORLD-CLASS FACILITIES
Be surrounded by impressive, purpose-built
facilities across all six campuses. Be supported
by the latest technologies including our fully
interactive online learning platform.
unisa.edu.au/campus-facilities
TOP RANKING TEACHERS
Make your study experience relevant and
learn from highly qualified academics and
industry professionals. UniSA is Australia's
best young university for teaching quality.
*Ranked Number 1, 2017 THE Top 200
Under 50 – Teaching Indicator.
GLOBAL EXPOSURE
Take part in international field trips, work
placements, internships, study tours,
short-term programs, volunteer opportunities,
conferences or a student exchange.
unisa.edu.au/globalopportunities
POWERFUL PARTNERSHIPS
Our learning is influenced by industry,
and the latest trends and demands. We
collaborate with over 2,500 companies
worldwide to bring our students placement,
project, research and work opportunities.
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STUDY ON DEMAND
Take full control over your study with our new 100%
online, career-focused degrees. Get online student
support seven days a week, plan your study to fit
around your life, access learning resources 24/7, and
log in to an online interactive learning environment
anywhere, any time and on any device.
Explore our range of degrees in:
ACCOUNTING
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION
COMMUNICATION
COMMUNITY HEALTH
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
DIGITAL MEDIA
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
IT AND DATA ANALYTICS
MANAGEMENT
MARKETING
NUTRITION AND EXERCISE
PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY
Take the next step and see if you’re eligible
by answering a few short questions.
unisaonline.edu.au
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Explore the fascinating
No. 1 IN SA FOR TEACHING QUALITY world of science and
IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS
the built and natural
QILT: Course Experience Questionnaire 2016–17.
Public SA-founded universities only. environments. Unlock
the answers for tomorrow
through new discoveries
and by building new
No. 1 IN SA FOR GRADUATE CAREERS foundations. Learn about
IN ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING science in its many forms,
QILT: Graduate Destinations Survey 2015 and Graduate Outcomes Survey study the interaction
2016–17 – Full-time Employment Indicator. Public SA-founded universities only.
between people and the
natural landscape, or
focus on the construction
and development of built
STUDY SA’s ONLY CONSTRUCTION environments.
MANAGEMENT DEGREE unisa.edu.au/study
AND AUSTRALIA’S ONLY
MASTER OF SURVEYING
SCIENCE
AND THE
ENVIRONMENT
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REAL-WORLD
EXPERIENCE
Attend guest lectures, industry
networking events and site
visits. Further your experiential
learning by completing a
hands-on design project
and link-up with our leading
research concentrations.
BOSS TRAINING AND
DEVELOPMENT
The Builders Organisation
for Students and Staff (BOSS)
provides training, personal
development and industry-
based networking for students
in UniSA’s built environment
programs. Run by a student
committee, BOSS supports
and promotes social activities,
academic development
and professional placement
opportunities. Students can
get involved in site visits,
community events, the BOSS
Annual Dinner and more. It’s
a great way to keep up to
date with what’s happening
on campus and in industry.
UNDERGRADUATE
Science / 9
Environmental Science / 10
Geospatial Science / 10
Nano- and Biomaterials / 12
Sustainable Environments / 12
Built Environment / 13
Construction Management / 13
Construction Management and
Economics / 14
POSTGRADUATE
Building Surveying / 15
Quantity Surveying / 16
Project Management / 16
Surveying / 18
Environmental Science / 18
RESEARCH
Masters by Research / 19
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) / 19
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CAMPUS SPACES
MM EXPERIENCE STUDIO / A dedicated
student space at Mawson Lakes campus fitted
with computers, configurable project rooms,
storage lockers and mini kitchen facilities.
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New SPACES
PRIDHAM HALL / A $50 million space that has transformed our
campus blueprint in the city’s west end; featuring a sports centre,
lap pool, gym, dance/aerobics studio, function rooms, and facilities
to seat 1800 students and their families for graduation ceremonies.
Discover the virtual fly-through at unisa.edu.au/pridhamhall
Image courtesy of Insight Visuals
(photographer Chris Oaten)
PROJECT LIVE / Learn through Immersive Virtual
Environments using the latest visualisation
technologies that transform traditional classroom
activities into interactive learning.
FUTURE INDUSTRIES INSTITUTE / A multi-million
dollar research space focusing on building knowledge
and capacity in core future industries through
innovation in engineering and the physical sciences. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA CANCER RESEARCH
INSTITUTE / Located in SA’s health and biomedical precinct in
the Adelaide CBD, this $247 million building is the new leading
destination for health research and teaching.
See this world-class project at unisa.edu.au/facilities/unisaCRI
MOD. / This futuristic museum of discovery offers immersive
experiences to the public through dynamic and changing exhibition
programs across seven dedicated gallery spaces.
To find out more visit unisa.edu.au/MOD
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Your PATHWAY OPTIONS
BECOME A TEACHER UniSA MATHS SHORT COURSE
Apply for a packaged program at UniSA and receive Want to study a science degree but didn’t complete
guaranteed entry* into the Master of Teaching (Secondary) to SACE Stage 2 Mathematical Methods? We offer a unique
become a high school science teacher. Simply preference the short course for students to complete the required
unique SATAC code below. prerequisite before commencing their degree at
UniSA. Work alongside highly qualified tutors in small
Bachelor of Science / Master of Teaching
learning groups, and get prepared for tertiary study.
(Secondary): SATAC code: 434101
For more information visit unisa.edu.au/maths-short-course
To learn more visit unisa.edu.au/become-a-teacher
*Additional selection criteria applies.
STUDY CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Didn’t get the Selection Rank (ATAR) needed to study construction management? You can
choose to pathway directly into the final year of the program and graduate with honours.
BACHELOR OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4
AND ECONOMICS (HONOURS)
BACHELOR OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3
GET A STEP UP WITH GEOSPATIAL SCIENCE
Are you interested in studying a specialised degree focused on spatial technology
used in land surveying, gaming, mapping and more? If you haven’t completed the
prerequisite of SACE Stage 2 Mathematical Methods^, successfully pass any of
the programs below including the specified mathematics courses to gain entry
into the Bachelor of Geospatial Science.
^ Stage 2 Mathematical Methods from 2017, or Stage 2 Mathematical Studies if studied in 2016 or prior.
UniSA Maths Short Course
Successfully completed Year 11 Maths or
(SACE Stage 1 Mathematics) SAIBT Diploma of Engineering with
Advanced Mathematics 1 & 2
COMMENCE BACHELOR
OUA with Essential Mathematics 1 & 2 OF GEOSPATIAL SCIENCE
AT UniSA
UniSA Diploma of Science and
Technology with Foundation
Didn’t complete Year 11 Maths Mathematics 1 & 2
(SACE Stage 1 Mathematics) or
UniSA Foundation Studies with
Foundation Mathematics 1 & 2
8Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill,
ML: Mawson Lakes, MG: Mount Gambier or W: Whyalla
Full-time program Part-time study Honours
duration in years available available
UNDERGRADUATE Bachelor of
SCIENCELBSC
ON-CAMPUS ML 3 PT H unisa.edu.au/science
Your tertiary learning and career
ENTRY • SACE Stage 2 Chemistry for
starts with undergraduate study. SATAC code................................................... 434201
the Chemistry major
• SACE Stage 2 Mathematical
Selection Rank (ATAR).................................... 61.2
Guaranteed Entry: Methods* for the
Selection Rank (ATAR)................................70 Mathematics major
Selection Rank ( VET)................................DIP *or Stage 2 Mathematical Studies
QUALIFICATIONS* Prerequisites........................................see below if studied in 2016 or prior.
Assumed knowledge..................see below
• Bachelor: 3 years Start date(s).................................February, July BECOME A TEACHER
• Bachelor (Honours): 4 years This degree can be used for
guaranteed entry into the Master of
• Honours: 1 year Unravel the mysteries of the Teaching (Secondary) (MMET) subject
natural and physical world. to meeting set academic criteria.
*study times are approximate and based on a full-time study load. For more information see page 8.
Study the fundamentals of
science through observation, ADMISSIONS PATHWAYS
experiment and measurement.
FIND OUT MORE Alternative entry options are
Choose your majors based on available through the Foundation
For more information about all of the undergraduate your interests and career goals. Studies program or Diploma
degrees on offer and entry requirements visit: in Science and Technology
Gain practical experience through offered by UniSA College.
unisa.edu.au/study laboratory and field work.
Students interested in the Applied
Further details about studying with UniSA are also outlined on Access state-of-the-art facilities Physics or Mathematics majors can
page 20 of this guide. and engage with researchers also complete the UniSA Maths Short
at the multi-million dollar Course to meet their mathematical
Future Industries Institute. prerequisites. See page 8.
HOW TO APPLY RELATED DEGREES
MAJORS • Bachelor of Environmental
Go online for all the information you need on applying to study • Applied Physics Science
at UniSA including SATAC requirements, admissions pathways, • Biology • Bachelor of Geospatial Science
guaranteed entry scores, study credit and other commonly • Bachelor of Health Science
• Chemistry
asked questions.
• Computer Science • Bachelor of Mathematics
unisa.edu.au/apply • Environmental Systems (Industrial and Applied
Mathematics)
• Geoscience
• Geospatial Information Systems FURTHER STUDY
Please note: The Selection Rank (ATAR) scores listed in the
• Mathematics
Entry information are indicative of the 2018 cut-offs. • Bachelor of Science
Note: Students interested in taking (Honours) (Nano- and
a major in another area of science Biomaterials) – one year
can discuss their options with the • Masters by Research
University after enrolment. • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM STRUCTURE
This degree can lead to a variety
of careers in the following: FIRST YEAR
Professional and Technical Communication
Research laboratories / Science Major A – course 1
pharmaceutical industry / Science Major B – course 1
manufacturing / environmental Elective 1
management / food development /
Statistics for Laboratory Sciences
mining and energy / information
Science Major A – course 2
technology / defence /
Science Major B – course 2
teaching (with further study)
Elective 2
PREREQUISITES SECOND YEAR
Applicants must have completed Science Major A – course 3
Science Major A – course 4
at least two of the following
Science Major B – course 3
SACE Stage 2 subjects:
Elective 3
• Biology Science Major B – course 4
• Chemistry Science Major B – course 5
• Geology Science Major A – course 5
Elective 4
• Mathematical Methods*
THIRD YEAR
• Physics or Specialist Mathematics
Science Major A – course 6
Science Major A – course 7
ASSUMED KNOWLEDGE
Science Major B – course 6
• SACE Stage 2 Physics and Elective 5
Mathematical Methods* for Science Major A – course 8
the Applied Physics major Science Major B – course 7
• SACE Stage 2 Chemistry Science Major B – course 8
for the Biology major Elective 6
9Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill,
ML: Mawson Lakes, MG: Mount Gambier or W: Whyalla
Full-time program Part-time study Honours
duration in years available available
Bachelor of Bachelor of
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCELBVT GEOSPATIAL SCIENCELBSP
ON-CAMPUS ML 3 PT H unisa.edu.au/enviro ON-CAMPUS ML 3 PT H unisa.edu.au/geo
ENTRY FURTHER STUDY ENTRY RELATED DEGREES
SATAC code..................................................434921 • Bachelor of Sustainable SATAC code..................................................434981 • Bachelor of Environmental
Selection Rank (ATAR)............................... 60.6 Environments (Honours) Selection Rank (ATAR)...............................67.75 Science*
Guaranteed Entry: – one year Guaranteed Entry: • Bachelor of Science
Selection Rank (ATAR)............................. 70 • Master of Environmental Science Selection Rank (ATAR)............................. 70 • Bachelor of Engineering
Selection Rank ( VET)............................. DIP • Master of Teaching (Secondary) Selection Rank ( VET)............................. DIP (Honours) (Civil)
Prerequisites................................................... none Prerequisites..............................SACE Stage 2
• Masters by Research *The Bachelor of Geospatial
Assumed knowledge............................. none Math Methods
Start date(s)..............................February, July • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Assumed knowledge........SACE Stage 2 Science (LBSP) shares common first
Physics year courses with the Bachelor of
PROGRAM STRUCTURE Start date(s)..............................February, July Environmental Science (LBVT), so
you can transfer and retain credits
Develop a career in environmental FIRST YEAR for courses you have completed.
sustainability, addressing today’s
most pressing scientific issues. Biodiversity for the Environment Build a career in land surveying
Earth Systems and environmental management.
FURTHER STUDY
Explore how humans interact with Environment: A Human Perspective • Bachelor of Sustainable
the environment and how we can Principles of Geospatial Science Learn about environmental Environments (Honours)
best manage it. Environmental Analytical Methods mapping and modelling and – one year
Land Use Planning spatial analysis using the latest
Learn about ecology, soil science, • Master of Quantity Surveying
Soils in the Australian Landscape technologies.
geography and social sciences. • Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Sustainable Ecosystems Study geospatial science,
Complete in-depth examinations SECOND YEAR landscape and soil science,
in biological and earth sciences.
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
Caring for Country mathematics and physics,
Master the essential skills Ecology environmental science, and FIRST YEAR
of working with Geospatial Environmental Interpretation and land planning. Biodiversity for the Environment
Information Systems (GIS) to Community Engagement Earth Systems
Geospatial Data Acquisition and Analysis Master the essential skills
capture, analyse and manage of working with Geospatial
Environment: A Human Perspective
spatial and geographic data. Elective 1
Information Systems (GIS) to
Principles of Geospatial Science
Environmental Policy and Regulations Environmental Analytical Methods
Gain practical experience through capture, analyse and manage
Minor Course 1 Land Use Planning
field trips and real-world projects. spatial and geographic data.
Minor Course 2 Soils in the Australian Landscape
THIRD YEAR Gain practical experience through Sustainable Ecosystems
Elective 2 field trips and real-world projects. SECOND YEAR
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Environmental Conflict and Public Applied Physics 1
Environmental adviser / Consultation Caring for Country
land management officer / Environmental Remote Sensing CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Geospatial Data Acquisition and Analysis
ranger / sustainability officer / Minor Course 3 Problem Solving and Programming
Cartographer / photogrammetrist /
environmental consultant / Elective 3 GIS technician / geospatial analyst / Elective 1
ecologist / environmental Environmental and Geospatial Field teacher (with further study) Engineering and Environmental Geology
scientist / teacher (with Project
Mathematical Methods for Engineers 1
further study) Minor Course 4
ADMISSIONS PATHWAYS Surveying 1
MINOR IN COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Alternative entry options are THIRD YEAR
ADMISSIONS PATHWAYS AND SUSTAINABILITY
available through the Foundation Elective 2
Alternative entry options are SECOND YEAR Studies program or Diploma Environmental Remote Sensing
available through the Foundation in Science and Technology Geospatial Exploration
Community Service Learning Project 1
Studies program or Diploma offered by UniSA College. Surveying 2
Sustainable Development: A Global
in Science and Technology Perspective Web Cartography
offered by UniSA College. Students can also complete
THIRD YEAR Elective 3
the UniSA Maths Short Course
Park and Wilderness Management Environmental and Geospatial Field
COMBINED DEGREE to meet their mathematical Project
Sustainability and Entrepreneurship prerequisites. See page 8.
You can complete this degree
together with the Bachelor of MINOR IN BIODIVERSITY
Geospatial Science (LBSP) in AND EARTH SYSTEMS COMBINED DEGREE
just four years. This option can SECOND YEAR You can complete this degree
be explored after enrolment. together with the Bachelor of
Conservation Biology
Eligibility criteria applies. Geospatial Science (LBSP) in
Engineering and Environmental Geology
just four years. This option can
THIRD YEAR be explored after enrolment.
RELATED DEGREES
Restoration Ecology Eligibility criteria applies.
• Bachelor of Geospatial Science* Environmental Monitoring
• Bachelor of Science
*The Bachelor of Environmental
Science (LBVT) shares common first
year courses with the Bachelor of
Geospatial Science (LBSP), so if you
meet the subject requirements you
can transfer and retain credits for
courses you have completed.
10“ An interest in maps as a
young child led Mathew to
study geospatial science with
a clear career goal in mind.
“When I finish my studies I
plan to become a licensed
surveyor. This work appeals
to me because of the mix of
indoor and outdoor work and
the varied day-to-day tasks,
which this field offers.
“The strong link between
UniSA and industry bodies
has opened up opportunities
for guest lectures and
networking sessions where
I have met industry people
and even gained casual
employment.”
Mathew is now working
as a field assistant with
surveying consultancy,
”
Alexander Symonds.
Mathew Johns-Forbes / BACHELOR OF
GEOSPATIAL SCIENCE
11Bachelor of Bachelor of
SCIENCE (HONOURS) (NANO- SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTS
AND BIOMATERIALS)LHSC (HONOURS)LHST
ON-CAMPUS ML 1 PT unisa.edu.au/science ON-CAMPUS ML 1 PT unisa.edu.au/geo
ENTRY FURTHER STUDY ENTRY PROGRAM STRUCTURE
SATAC code.............................................4BH009 • Masters by Research SATAC code..............................................4BH010
FIRST YEAR
Selection Rank (ATAR)................................. n/a • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Selection Rank (ATAR)................................. n/a
Guaranteed Entry: Guaranteed Entry: Directed Elective 1
Selection Rank (ATAR).......................... n/a Selection Rank (ATAR).......................... n/a Research Theory and Practice
PROGRAM STRUCTURE Environmental Sustainability Research
Selection Rank ( VET)............................ n/a Selection Rank ( VET)............................ n/a
Thesis 1
Prerequisites................................................... none FIRST YEAR Prerequisites................................................... none
Principles of Project Management
Assumed knowledge............................. none Research Project Preparation Assumed knowledge............................. none
OR
Start date(s)............................................February Advanced Topics in Materials and Start date(s)..............................February, July
Research Data Analysis
Interfaces 1 OR
Honours Research Project 1 Directed Elective 2
Focus on advanced study and Advanced Topics in Materials and Study a one-year honours
Environmental Sustainability Research
research in nano- and biomaterials. Interfaces 2 program and learn about Thesis 2
Honours Research Project 2 managing environmental
Explore materials science, impacts in business activities.
biomedical engineering,
nanomedicine and biology, Gain an in-depth understanding of
manufacturing, biotechnology environmental performance and
and nanotechnology. reporting, and the expectations
of organisations and key
Complete a one-year stakeholders in these areas.
research project in an area
that interests you most. Complete a multi-disciplinary
environmental research project in
Prepare for additional an area focused on sustainability
postgraduate studies in science or and that interests you most.
a career as a professional scientist.
Benefit from links to the
Access the Materials and University’s Barbara Hardy
Minerals Science Learning Institute and the Natural and Built
and Research Hub and work Environments Research Centre.
alongside research and industry
experts at the Future Industries
Institute located on campus.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This program has no direct entry.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION Students who have successfully
completed a bachelor’s degree in
This program has no direct entry. a related discipline, and who have
Students who have successfully displayed a high level of academic
completed a bachelor’s degree in a achievement throughout their
relevant area of science, technology degree (typically a credit average
or engineering, and who have or above and evidence of research
displayed a high level of academic capability) are encouraged to apply.
achievement throughout their
degree (typically a credit average
or above) are encouraged to apply. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
This qualification can lead to a
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES variety of careers in the following
settings:
This qualification can lead
to a variety of careers in Environmental sector / government
the following areas: departments and agencies /
environmental consultancy firms /
Product development / engineering sector / mining and
manufacturing / clinical trials / resources / manufacturing /
technology advancement / construction sector
environmental remediation /
research and academia
FURTHER STUDY
RELATED DEGREES • Master of Environmental Science
• Masters by Research
• Bachelor of Applied Science
(Honours) (Industrial and • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Applied Mathematics)
• Bachelor of Sustainable
Environments (Honours)
• Bachelor of Health
Science (Honours)
• Bachelor of Biomedical
Research (Honours)
• Bachelor of Information
Technology (Honours)
12Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill,
ML: Mawson Lakes, MG: Mount Gambier or W: Whyalla
Full-time program Part-time study Honours
duration in years available available
Bachelor of Bachelor of
BUILT ENVIRONMENTIBBE CONSTRUCTION
N
EW
ON-CAMPUS CE 3 PT unisa.edu.au/construction
MANAGEMENTXBBE
100% ONLINE unisaonline.edu.au/degrees/construction
ENTRY RELATED DEGREES
SATAC code..................................................414301 • Bachelor of Construction
Selection Rank (ATAR)......................................67 Management and DEGREE INFO HOW TO APPLY
Guaranteed Entry: Economics (Honours)* Selection Rank (ATAR)...............................NEW 1. Check your eligibility at
Selection Rank (ATAR)...............................75 • Bachelor of Construction Start dates..................January, April, June, unisaonline.edu.au/eligibility
Selection Rank ( VET)............................. DIP Management September 2. Receive your conditional offer
Prerequisites................................................... none • Bachelor of Engineering Time commitment................10–15 hours
Assumed knowledge............................. none per week per course 3. Complete your application and
(Honours) (Civil) send through your documents
Start date(s)..............................February, July Study as..................Full-time or part-time
• Bachelor of Engineering
Prerequisites................................................... none To apply, visit unisaonline.edu.au
(Honours) (Civil and
Assumed knowledge............................. none or call 1800 531 962.
Project Management)
Build a career in the construction
industry focusing on residential *Following successful completion of
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
and low-rise buildings. the Bachelor of Built Environment Study Construction On Demand
(IBBE), students can enter directly – access online support services FIRST YEAR
Study core courses in construction into fourth year of the Bachelor seven days a week, view learning
law, management, communication, of Construction Management and Critical Approaches to Online Learning
resources 24/7 and log in to the Introduction to Construction
materials, economics and Economics (Honours) (IHCN).
interactive online environment Management
quantity surveying. anywhere, any time, and on any Construction Communication
FURTHER STUDY device. Construction 1
Develop your knowledge in
estimating, contract administration, • Graduate Certificate in Built Construction Materials
Benefit from flexible study with
scheduling and cost planning. Environment (Building Surveying) Economics for Construction Professionals
no need to attend lectures, or
• Graduate Diploma in Built Structures 1
Learn in the Experiential Learning come on campus – all courses and
Environment (Building Surveying) Introduction to Contract Administration
Suite based on campus, featuring assessments are 100% online.
• Master of Quantity Surveying SECOND YEAR
the latest technologies. Learn in bite-sized ten-week Construction Scheduling
PROGRAM STRUCTURE blocks with courses designed Construction 2
specifically for online learning. Quantity Surveying Practice 1
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES FIRST YEAR Contract Administration
Develop a career in the
Construction manager / Introduction to Contract Administration construction industry focusing on Structures 2
estimator / construction planner / Construction 1 residential and low-rise buildings. Building Estimating
site supervisor / contract Introduction to Construction Management Building Services
administrator Construction Communication Go on to pursue your career Construction Cost Planning
Construction Materials goals in quantity surveying, THIRD YEAR
PROFESSIONAL Economics for Construction Professionals building surveying or construction
Development Regulation
management.
ACCREDITATION Structures 1 Sustainable Construction
University Elective Choose a degree developed Development Economics
This degree is professionally
endorsed by the Australian Institute SECOND YEAR in consultation with leading Construction Environmental Science
accrediting bodies and learn Construction Operations and Safety
of Building Surveyors and graduates Quantity Surveying Practice 1
from experienced academics with Fire Engineering
can apply for accreditation as a Contract Administration
Construction 2 strong industry connections. Building Surveying
Level 2 Building Surveyor.
Structures 2 Advanced Contract Administration
ADMISSIONS PATHWAYS Building Estimating
Alternative entry options into this
Construction Cost Planning CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Construction Scheduling
degree are also available through Construction manager / estimator /
Building Services N
the Foundation Studies program or construction planner / quantity
Diploma in Science and Technology THIRD YEAR surveyor / building surveyor
offered by UniSA College. Development Regulation
Development Economics ADMISSIONS PATHWAYS
Construction Environmental Science
Alternative entry options include:
Building Surveying
Construction Operations and Safety • Completion of online literacy
Advanced Contract Administration and numeracy test with
Fire Engineering N relevant work experience
Sustainable Construction • Foundation Studies program
through UniSA College
SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS
Apply for a range of scholarships
and grants when you enrol
into a UniSA Online degree.
Conditions apply – visit
unisaonline.edu.au/scholarships
CREDIT CHECK
Fast-track your degree and receive
credit for past study and/or work
experience. For more information
visit unisaonline.edu.au/credit
13Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill,
ML: Mawson Lakes, MG: Mount Gambier or W: Whyalla
Full-time program Part-time study Honours
duration in years available available
Bachelor of
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT AND
ECONOMICS (HONOURS)IHCN
ON-CAMPUS CE 4 PT unisa.edu.au/construction
ENTRY Students that successfully complete
the three-year Bachelor of Built
SATAC code..................................................414021
Environment (IBBE) can also transfer
Selection Rank (ATAR).............................81.05
directly into the fourth and final
Guaranteed Entry:
year of the Bachelor of Construction
Selection Rank (ATAR).............................80
Management (Honours)
Selection Rank ( VET)...................AdvDIP
(IHCN) degree. See page 8.
Prerequisites................................................... none
Assumed knowledge............................. none RELATED DEGREES
Start date(s)..............................February, July
• Bachelor of Built Environment
• Bachelor of Engineering
(Honours) (Civil)
Join South Australia’s only
construction management and • Bachelor of Engineering
economics degree, recognised (Honours) (Civil and
by a number of peak industry Project Management)
organisations in Australia and • Bachelor of Business (Property)
overseas. • Bachelor of Construction
Management
“
Learn about construction
fundamentals including building FURTHER STUDY
technology, building structures • Graduate Certificate in Built
and housing studies. Environment (Building Surveying)
Develop your knowledge • Graduate Diploma in Built
in contract administration, Environment (Building Surveying)
Jake excelled in his studies development regulation and • Master of Quantity Surveying
development economics.
and even travelled to PROGRAM STRUCTURE
the US to compete in an Choose to focus on quantity
FIRST YEAR
surveying, building surveying
international design and or construction management Introduction to Contract Administration
construct competition where in your final year. Construction 1
he was awarded first prize. Complete a minimum of 100
Introduction to Construction Management
Construction Communication
days supervised work experience
Since then, Jake has enjoyed through an industry placement.
Construction Materials
Economics for Construction Professionals
a great career working for Structures 1
industry leaders such as University Elective
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Hansen Yuncken and Mossop SECOND YEAR
Construction manager / project
Group. He now works for EY manager / estimator / construction
Quantity Surveying Practice 1
Contract Administration
as a consultant utilising planner / site supervisor / Construction 2
his project-based skills and contract administrator / quality Structures 2
surveyor / building surveyor
financial expertise. Building Estimating
Construction Cost Planning
PROFESSIONAL Construction Scheduling
“The knowledge that I will be ACCREDITATION Building Services N
part of influential future This degree is professionally THIRD YEAR
developments inspires me to endorsed by the Australian Institute Development Regulation
continue pursuing this line of Building (AIB). Development Economics
of work. PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION
Construction Environmental Science
Building Surveying
This degree meets the educational Construction Operations and Safety
“My course had many other requirements for corporate Advanced Contract Administration
students who were motivated membership with the Australian Fire Engineering N
to succeed; this has allowed Institute of Quantity Surveyors and Sustainable Construction
the Australian Institute of Building
me to make good friends, FOURTH YEAR
”
Surveyors, and for professional
who I still remain in contact membership with the Australian
Research Theory and Practice
Integrated Project
with today.” Institute of Building. It also meets
and two of the following three
the requirements for varying levels specialisation courses
of membership with applicable ·· Quantity Surveying Practice 2
associations in Hong Kong, Malaysia, ·· Asset Management and Building
Singapore and the United Kingdom. Pathology
·· Construction Business Management
ADMISSIONS PATHWAYS NBE Honours Research Project
Alternative entry options into this and two of the following three
Jake Harry / BACHELOR OF CONSTRUCTION degree are also available through specialisation courses:
the Foundation Studies program or ·· Advanced Quantity Surveying
MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICS (HONOURS) ·· Advanced Building Surveying
Diploma in Science and Technology
offered by UniSA College. ·· Advanced Construction Management
14Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill,
ML: Mawson Lakes, MG: Mount Gambier or W: Whyalla
Full-time program Part-time study Commonwealth-supported
CSP
duration in years available (see page 20 for more info)
POSTGRADUATE Graduate Diploma in
BUILT ENVIRONMENT
(BUILDING SURVEYING)IGBE
Take your career to the next NESTED WITH
• Graduate Certificate in Built Environment
level and develop further (Building Surveying) (ICBE)
knowledge and skills through ONLINE CE 1 PT unisa.edu.au/construction
postgraduate study. ENTRY ADMISSIONS PATHWAYS
SATAC code....................... (GradDip) 4GD097 The Graduate Certificate in
...................................................... (GradCert) 4GC075 Built Environment (Building
Fees.............................................................................. CSP Surveying) (ICBE) provides an
QUALIFICATIONS* Start date(s)..............................February, July entry pathway for applicants
Not available to international students who have a minimum six years of
• Graduate Certificate: 6 months studying onshore under a student visa. relevant industry experience.
• Graduate Diploma: 1 year
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
• Master: 1–2 years Develop the knowledge
and skills to become a FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTER
*study times are approximate and based on a full-time study load. professionally-accredited The Constructed Environment
building surveyor in Australia. Introduction to Construction Law
Building Structures and Materials
Gain a strong understanding of
FIND OUT MORE the construction industry and
Building Surveying
Fire Engineering N
For more information about all of the postgraduate the complete building lifecycle. Development Regulation
qualifications on offer and entry requirements visit: Focus on core courses in building Asset Management and Building
Pathology
processes and technologies,
unisa.edu.au/study Advanced Building Surveying
assessment and analysis of
Further details about studying with UniSA are also outlined structures, construction law, and Students complete their studies online
on page 20 of this guide. building regulations and codes. and are not required on-campus.
Benefit from flexible study
with the program delivered
completely online.
HOW TO APPLY
Go online for all the information you need on applying to
study at UniSA. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
unisa.edu.au/apply Building surveyor / estimator /
construction planner /
project manager
PROFESSIONAL
ACCREDITATION
This program provides graduates
with accreditation as a Building
Surveyor with the Australian Institute
of Building Surveyors (AIBS) – Level
1 Unrestricted Building Surveyor.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
• Bachelor degree in built
environment, civil engineering,
structural engineering, building
surveying, quantity surveying,
property, construction
management or architecture
from a recognised higher
education institution; or
• Graduate Certificate in Built
Environment (Building Surveying)
(ICBE) from the University of
South Australia, or equivalent
qualification from a recognised
higher education institution.
Note: Applicants that have completed
bachelor degrees from other
relevant disciplines will also be
considered on a case by case basis.
15Campus: CE: City East, CW: City West, M: Magill,
ML: Mawson Lakes, MG: Mount Gambier or W: Whyalla
Full-time program Part-time study Commonwealth-supported
CSP
duration in years available (see page 20 for more info)
Master of Master of
QUANTITY SURVEYINGIMQS PROJECT MANAGEMENTIMPA
ON-CAMPUS CE 2 PT unisa.edu.au/construction NESTED WITH
• Graduate Certificate in Project Management (ICPM)
ENTRY PROGRAM STRUCTURE • Graduate Diploma in Project Management (IGBP)
SATAC code.................... 4CM205, 4CM206 • Master of Applied Project Management (IMAM) NEW
FIRST YEAR
Fees.............................................................................. CSP
Start date(s)..............................February, July Quantity Surveying Practice 2
Principles of Project Management ON-CAMPUS CE 2 PT unisa.edu.au/projectmanagement
Project Risk Management
Project Governance and Ethics ENTRY ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Gain advanced knowledge in
financial and project management. Masters Research Theory and Practice
SATAC code........................(Master) 4CM001, • Bachelor degree or equivalent
Advanced Quantity Surveying
.........................................................4CM150, 4CM151 qualification from a recognised
Learn to estimate and monitor Economic, Social and Environmental
.................................................... (GradCert) 4GC050 higher education institution; or
construction costs from project Analysis
........................................................ (GradDip) 4GD001 • Graduate certificate or
feasibility through to completion. Project Control Methods
........................................(Master Applied) 4CM209 graduate diploma in project
SECOND YEAR
Develop the skills to advise in Fees.............................................................................. CSP management, or equivalent
post-construction activities such Portfolio and Program Management Start date(s)..............................February, July qualification, from a recognised
as tax depreciation schedules, Research Data Analysis higher education institution.
replacement cost estimation NBE Masters Thesis Part A
and dispute resolution. Some applicants may be eligible
Construction Claims and Disputes Undertake industry-standard
Resolution for Advanced Standing and can
studies in project management
Relate theoretical concepts Commercial Contract Management complete the program in 1.0 or
that can be applied across
to workplace applications NBE Masters Thesis Part B 1.5 years of full-time study, or
different industries, businesses
using real data collected from equivalent part-time study.
and government institutions.
the construction industry.
Learn the fundamentals of EXTERNAL STUDY
Benefit from links to the
project management and gain an
University’s Barbara Hardy Institute The 1.5 year Master of Applied
advanced understanding of risk
– bringing together scientists, Project Management program
management, leadership, strategy
engineers and social scientists can also be studied online via
and international best practice.
focused on sustainability. Open Universities Australia
Graduate with the skills to (OUA). For more information
apply project management visit open.edu.au/courses
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES methodologies, work in
interdisciplinary project teams, PROGRAM STRUCTURE
Quantity surveyor / cost manager / and manage projects from
estimator / project manager / inception to commissioning. FIRST YEAR
operations manager / construction
Principles of Project Management
economist Complete a major integrated
Project Risk Management
research project, which can
Procurement and Contract Management
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS focus on a real issue within your
Project Governance and Ethics
workplace.
• Bachelor degree in construction Project Control Methods
management or a relevant Benefit from coursework based on Project Leadership and Teams
discipline* from a recognised the industry-standard A Guide to Economic, Social and Environmental
higher education institution, the Project Management Body of Analysis
or equivalent qualification; or Knowledge (PMBoK® Guide). Masters Research Theory and Practice
• Graduate certificate or graduate SECOND YEAR
Fast-track your studies with the
diploma in construction/project NBE Masters Research Project
new Master of Applied Project
management or a relevant Portfolio and Program Management
Management program, and
discipline* from a recognised Strategy in Project Organisations
complete your qualification while
higher education institution.
you work. International Project Practices
Some applicants may be eligible Professional Practice Project
for Advanced Standing and Elective 1
can complete the program in Elective 2
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
one year of full-time study, or
equivalent part-time study. Qualified project managers
can work across a wide range
*Relevant disciplines typically of industries, including:
include architectural studies, interior
architecture, civil engineering, built Information technology /
environments and building. Applicants construction / engineering /
with qualifications in other disciplines health / defence / finance / mining
are encouraged to apply and will be and resources / biopharmaceuticals /
assessed on a case-by-case basis. the arts / government / not-for-profit
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION
This program is endorsed
by the Australian Institute of
Project Management (AIPM).
16“ After a positive experience
completing her undergraduate
degree with UniSA, Alison
decided to continue her studies.
“The UniSA community
brings together like-minded
individuals that are passionate
about lifelong learning. I really
enjoyed how the University
supports critical thinking and
innovation.
“The teaching staff are
leaders with extensive
industry knowledge. They’re
approachable and have
supported my growth both
professionally and personally.
“Project management is an
area of study that is important
to me as there is a global need
to educate professionals
to enhance the outcomes of
projects and their productivity.”
When thinking about the future,
Alison would like to eventually
run her own business, continue
”
to learn and give back to the
community.
Alison Boag / MASTER OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT
A/MANAGER OF FACILITIES PLANNING AND
MANAGEMENT AT THE WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S
HEALTH NETWORK (WCHN)
17Master of Master of
SURVEYINGLMSV ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCELMEV
N
EW
ON-CAMPUS ML 1.5 PT unisa.edu.au/geo NESTED WITH
• Graduate Certificate in Environmental Science (LCES)
ENTRY ENTRY REQUIREMENTS • Graduate Diploma in Environmental Science (LGES)
SATAC code...............................................4CM210 Bachelor degree or equivalent
Fees.............................................................................. CSP qualification in a related discipline ON-CAMPUS ML 2 PT unisa.edu.au/enviro
Start date(s)............................................February from a recognised higher education
institution with a minimum
Grade Point Average (GPA) of ENTRY RELATED DEGREES
Build advanced theoretical 4.5. The qualification must show SATAC code......................................................................... • Master of Engineering (Water
knowledge and practical strength in geospatial science ....................................(Master) 4CM163, 4CM200 Resources Management)
skills in land surveying and reside in disciplines such as ..................................................... (GradCert) 4GC083
measurements and analysis. Geographical Information Systems ......................................................... (GradDip) 4GD108 FURTHER STUDY
(GIS), science, environmental Fees (in 2018)............................... A$29,400 pa
Complete fieldwork and attend • Masters by Research
science, natural resource Start date(s)..............................February, July
study camps focusing on cadastral management or geography. • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
surveying, GPS surveying, geodetic
science and precision positioning. Applicants that do not meet the PROGRAM STRUCTURE
Develop integrated knowledge in
GPA requirements may also be
Train using the latest tools and sustainability, natural resources
considered for entry based upon FIRST YEAR
technologies, and graduate and geospatial sciences.
three years of full-time relevant Seminar in Sustainability
with the necessary skills for work experience. Relevant Further your skills in natural Ecological Economics N
leadership in contemporary experience would typically be in and/or water resources Elective 1
surveying practice. the field of engineering or cadastral management. Elective 2
surveying. These applicants
Connect with industry through Work with the latest Geographic Community Partnerships
are also required to submit a
a real-world surveying project Information Systems (GIS) and Natural Resource Management
detailed curriculum vitae.
in your final year of study. spatial data analysis equipment Research Theory and Practice
Note: All applicants must have in state-of-the-art laboratories Elective 3
Take the option to graduate with passed university coursework
a diploma-level qualification located on campus. SECOND YEAR
with the following content:
after just one year of study. Complete a major research
Elective 4
• Basic and advanced courses in Elective 5
project that is closely aligned
land surveying including GPS NBE Masters Thesis Part A
with industry in your final year.
• Earth systems/geology Elective 6
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
• Geographical information systems Benefit from links to the Elective 7
Licensed boundary and engineering • Maps and coordinate systems University’s Barbara Hardy NBE Masters Thesis Part B
surveyors can work in a variety • Mathematics (preferably Institute and the Natural and Built
of settings, including: engineering mathematics) Environments Research Centre.
Construction / government • Physics
infrastructure projects / mining • Remote sensing
and resources / local council / • Urban planning CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
agriculture / environmental Natural resource manager /
remediation EXIT POINT environmental manager /
Students can exit after one year of environmental adviser /
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION successful study with the award of environmental planner /
This program is recognised by Graduate Diploma in Surveying. sustainability adviser
the Council of Reciprocating
Surveyors Boards of Australia PROGRAM STRUCTURE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
and New Zealand. Bachelor degree, graduate
FIRST YEAR certificate or graduate diploma
Completion of one year in this
program provides students with Cadastral Surveying in a relevant discipline (typically
the option to undertake additional Geodetic Science including science, engineering,
industry training in cadastral Remote Sensing: Photogrammetry environmental studies or
(KG544. University of Tasmania) management) from a recognised
surveying with the Surveyors
Land Law and Administration higher education institution,
Board of South Australia, which
will lead to formal licensing. Cadastral Surveying Experience or equivalent qualification.
Observation and Network Analysis
Completion of the 1.5 year Advanced Satellite Surveying Some applicants may be eligible
program will result in official credit Surveying Applications for Advanced Standing and
towards the experience required can complete the program in
SECOND YEAR
to become a licensed surveyor. one year of full-time study, or
Surveying Project 1N equivalent part-time study.
Surveying Project 2
Note: Applicants with qualifications
in other disciplines are encouraged
to apply and will be assessed
on a case-by-case basis.
ADMISSIONS PATHWAYS
Applicants that do not meet
the entry requirements may be
eligible to enter the Graduate
Certificate in Environmental
Science (LCES) based on an
appropriate amount of experience.
18RESEARCH Masters by
RESEARCHLMIE
Doctor of
Make a lasting contribution PHILOSOPHY (PhD)LPHD
to your field through a
research degree DIVISION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING
AND THE ENVIRONMENT
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
QUALIFICATIONS* SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND
• Masters by Research: 2 years^ MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD): 4 years^
SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND BUILT ENVIRONMENTS
*study times are approximate and based on a full-time study load.
^in total including examination time. Students must be prepared to
submit 3-6 months prior to official completion of their program.
Contribute to the progress of ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
science and technology by
investigating a topic of interest. MASTERS BY RESEARCH:
FIND OUT MORE Flourish in a technological
• Bachelor degree of at
least three years with a
unisa.edu.au/resdegrees hub of theoretical, applied and
minimum credit average in
cross-disciplinary research.
a relevant discipline; or
Benefit from links to the • No tertiary qualifications (some
University’s multi-million dollar discipline areas only) with
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Future Industries Institute – demonstration of research
unisa.edu.au/resdegrees-eligibility aimed at transforming the capabilities via assessment of
industries of today and seeding relevant quality publications
the industries of tomorrow. and professional experience.
Work alongside world-class
HOW TO APPLY supervisors on industry-based
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PhD):
projects focused on meeting the • Honours 1, Honours 2A
unisa.edu.au/apply or an appropriate master
challenges of modern enterprise.
degree or equivalent.
ALTERNATIVE ENTRY
DISCIPLINE AREAS
Other postgraduate and
• Applied Physics undergraduate degrees may
• Bioinformatics be considered for admission
• Biomaterials Engineering into the Masters by Research
and Nanomedicine or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
• Civil Engineering with demonstration of research
• Computer and capabilities via assessment of
Information Science relevant quality publications
and professional experience.
• Construction Management
• Electrical Engineering Note: Eligibility for entry into a
• Energy and Advanced research program is also subject
Manufacturing to an assessment of the proposed
• Environmental Science research, supervisor availability,
and any school or research-specific
• Environmental Science
eligibility requirements.
and Engineering
• Geographic Information Science
• Information and
Communication Technology
• Mathematics
• Mechanical Engineering
• Minerals and Resources
• Statistics
• Systems Engineering
19STUDY AT UniSA – THE BASICS
Minimum entry requirements for undergraduate bachelor and associate degrees
APPLYING WITH YEAR 12 BEFORE APPLYING
Applicants are required to have successfully completed the South All applicants should check and ensure that they meet all entry and
Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) with: prerequisite requirements before applying. For more information on entry
requirements, visit:
• a competitive Selection Rank (ATAR); AND
• the fulfilment of the program’s prerequisite requirements unisa.edu.au/study
(where applicable).
Applicants may also be eligible to compete for entry if they have
completed the program’s prerequisite requirements and have SUPPORT SERVICES
completed one of the following: UniSA offers services to assist rural and/or socio-economically
disadvantaged students, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people,
• an interstate or overseas qualification considered by the University as and people with a disability. For more information, contact
equivalent to SACE; or (08) 8302 2376 or visit:
• the International Baccalaureate Diploma with a minimum score of 24 points.
unisa.edu.au/studentservices
ADJUSTMENT FACTORS
SCHOLARSHIPS
Universities in South Australia include ATAR-related adjustment factors
(previously known as bonus points) to Australian high school students UniSA offers a range of scholarships and grants to support students
applying for entry into university via the following schemes: from all walks of life. Each year, 2500 students benefit from scholarships
at UniSA, providing financial assistance as well as valuable work
• The Universities Equity Scheme – provides additional points for students experience, mentoring opportunities and even overseas travel.
coming from specified schools, as well as individuals experiencing For more information and to check the eligibility criteria, visit:
disadvantage.
• The Universities Language, Literacy and Mathematics Adjustment unisa.edu.au/scholarships
Scheme – provides additional points for students who successfully
complete a language other than English, or specified English and
Mathematics subjects. HOW TO APPLY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Need some help? Visit unisa.edu.au/adjustmentfactors or contact Applications to most programs at UniSA are administered through the South
Future Student Enquiries on (08) 8302 2376 or submit an enquiry via Australian Tertiary Admission Centre (SATAC). For more information visit:
unisa.edu.au/enquire unisa.edu.au/apply
GUARANTEED ENTRY FEES
UniSA offers guaranteed entry into many programs for domestic Year 12 and All domestic undergraduate students at the University of South
VET students. If your Selection Rank (ATAR) or VET award meets the UniSA Australia are in Commonwealth-supported places. Students in these
Guaranteed Entry score for that program, you have met the prerequisites and places pay a contribution of their fees depending on the program
any other program specific entry requirements, and you have listed the program chosen and the contribution band in which those courses are
as your first preference, you are in. It’s guaranteed. classified (see table below). The amount of your student contribution
unisa.edu.au/guaranteed also depends on the unit value of your courses of study.
As per the Australian Government guidelines, the student contribution
amounts for 2018 are:
ADMISSIONS PATHWAYS
Entering your chosen program straight from high school is not the only pathway STUDENT
into UniSA. Applicants may also meet the minimum requirements to apply for CONTRIBUTION
BAND AREA OF STUDY
entry (via competitive selection) through one of the following pathways. For one year of
full-time load (1 EFTSL)
Higher Education Study – completion of at least half a year of
full-time equivalent study, at UniSA or a recognised higher education
institution. You can apply using your Grade Point Average (GPA). Humanities, behavioural science,
social studies, foreign languages,
1 $6,444
Higher Education Diploma – completion of a higher education diploma, visual and performing arts, clinical
from the UniSA College (applicable programs listed on each bachelor psychology, nursing and education
program in this guide), the South Australian Institute of Business and
Technology (SAIBT), or another recognised higher education institution.
Computing, built environment, health,
Special Entry – a competitive Special Tertiary Admissions Test 2 engineering, surveying, agriculture, $9,185
(STAT) score. A personal competencies statement or employment Mathematics, statistics, science
experience may also be considered for some programs.
Vocational Education Training (VET) – applicants may be eligible
Law, dentistry, medicine, veterinary
for entry with the completion of an award from TAFE or another
3 science, accounting, administration, $10,754
Registered Training Organisation at AQF Certificate IV or above.
economics, commerce
UniSA College – there are a variety of pathway options offered through UniSA
College including diplomas and the Foundation Studies program. Some postgraduate programs are also Commonwealth-supported
Alternative Pathways – there are a range of alternative pathways (or CSP), while others are full fee-paying (the fees for these are
including bridging qualifications offered through SAIBT and Eynesbury. listed on each applicable program in this guide and are based on
an equivalent full-time student load). For more information on fees
Open Universities Australia – completion of at least four Open including eligibility for Commonwealth-supported places, deferring
Universities Australia (OUA) courses at an undergraduate level or higher. your student contribution through HECS-HELP, FEE-HELP loans, or
fee information relating to international students please visit:
unisa.edu.au/pathways
unisa.edu.au/fees
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