Offers

The main offer round is on 18 January 2012 and there is a final round of offers on 7 February 2012.

SATAC will officially notify you of your university offer by posting it to your mailing address. However if you are away during this time of offers, you can find out whether you have been made an offer on UniWeb. These offers will be available online no later than 6.00pm on the offer date.

To check your offer online through UniWeb, go to www.satac.edu.au, click on the blue ‘uni’ button, then on ‘Undergraduate Admissions, Semester 1 2012’, then select ‘services for current applicants’. Here you will be able to check/change your preferences, check your offers and respond to that offer.

You must respond to your offer using SATAC's UniWeb by the lapse date shown on your offer letter. To respond to your offer on SATAC’s UniWeb, go to www.satac.edu.au click on the blue ‘uni’ button, then on ‘Undergraduate Admissions, Semester 1 2012’, then select ‘services for current applicants’. There are six different ways in which you can respond to an offer. Page 58 of the SATAC guide provides details of the various types of responses or alternatively you can view the information on SATAC UniWeb and respond to your offer via the internet. Your reference number and password are required. Detailed information will be provided with your offer.

Some programs may still have places available after the January round of offers. You may receive an offer into one of your preferenced programs in the February round. Refer to page 57 of your SATAC guide in relation to adding or shuffling preferences at this time.

UniSA College provides a supportive teaching model that prepares students for degree level study.

UniSA College teaches Foundation Studies and has also introduced a new stream of Foundation Studies designed specifically for 18-20 year olds. For further information, contact Future Student Enquiries on 1300 UNINOW or (08) 8302 2376 or via email on study@unisa.edu.au

Some discipline areas offer Associate Degrees which may have a lower ATAR compared to the Bachelor programs. These may provide a pathway into your desired area of study. Discipline areas include IT, Engineering, Health Studies and Built Environment.

TAFE or a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) may be another pathway to studying at UniSA. With a Certificate IV, Diploma or Advanced Diploma you are eligible to apply for undergraduate programs. UniSA also offers credit for your previous study and is the largest provider of TAFE and RTO transfer options in South Australia.

From 2012, UniSA College will be offering 2 diplomas. Application for the Diploma of Arts and the Diploma of Science and Technology is to be made to UniSA by 1 March 2012. Upon successful completion of a two year diploma, students are guaranteed entry into the second year of a degree at UniSA. More information on the UniSA diplomas can be found on the UniSA College website.

SAIBT offers certificate and diploma courses that provide pathways into UniSA Arts, Business and Technology programs and is open to both Year 12 and adult entry applicants.

There are a number of alternate entry paths which are available, please contact Future Student Enquiries on 1300 UNINOW or (08) 8302 2376 for further information.

There is usually a midyear intake but not necessarily for all of our programs. Information about midyear entry will be updated on our website. Contact us on study@unisa.edu.au or phone 1300 UNINOW or (08) 8302 2376, in late May for more information.