Admissions

We'll guide you through the process

From submitting your application to accepting an offer and enrolling, you’ll find everything you need to know about admissions here.

There are four main steps in the admissions process.

Apply
Receive your offer
Accept
Enrol

In this section you can find out what each step involves. You can also check application deadlines, discover other pathways to study (such as alternative entry schemes), and see what events are coming up for future students.

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Pathways to study

Removing barriers to study for students of all backgrounds

You may be able to join us through an alternative entry scheme, a direct-entry English course or foundation program. Or, if eligible, you could transfer courses or defer.

Events for future students

Meet us and explore your study options

Discover more about our courses, people and facilities, and see what your future might look like as a University of Sydney student.

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Apply to the University of Sydney

Entry requirements and application processes

Find out about entry requirements, how to apply, and all about visas (for international students).

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Enrol

How to accept your offer and enrol

You're just a few steps away from joining us.

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Why study in Australia?

Benefits to studying Down Under

Deciding to study in Australia secures you a globally-recognised education, access to world-class facilities, and memorable student experiences.

Mid-year entry applications now open

Find your course

For specific application advice

Useful links

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08 June 2017

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Sydney ranked in world’s top 50 universities

Sydney recognised for strong reputation with employers and academics

The University of Sydney has been ranked in the top 50 universities in the world for the 14^th year in a row.

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31 August 2016

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Sydney ranked #1 among innovative universities

Translational research success sees us ranked number one in Australia

The University of Sydney has been ranked number one in Australia and 28 globally in the new Thomson Reuters’ innovation ranking – ‘Top 75: Asia’s Most Innovative Universities’.