What does UQ mean in UNIVERSITIES

You can apply for admission and select your courses via our UQ application process. The step-by-step guide to applying is available on our website. You will need to provide evidence of successful completion of study, such as academic transcripts, if your qualifications are from outside Australia.

Depending on your circumstances, you may be eligible for a variety of different types of financial assistance. These include scholarships, grants, bursaries and student loans. You can find more information about the different forms of financial aid that we offer on our website.

After you have been accepted into the University of Queensland, you will need to finalize your enrollment by accepting the terms and conditions provided by us. We will then provide you with confirmation regarding enrolling in your course/s, which includes any additional information required such as email addresses or credit card details for payment purposes.

Generally speaking, we require applicants to have achieved the equivalent of a high school diploma or other recognized qualification in order to be considered for entry into one of our courses or programs. For specific requirements related to specific programs please visit our website or contact us directly via email or telephone.

Most courses require that students meet certain criteria before they can enrol in them. This may include academic achievement thresholds and/or particular subjects completed in prior studies (e.g., prerequisite subjects). Please refer to our website for more detailed information on prerequisites specific courses may require.

UQ offers a wide range of extracurricular activities including sports clubs and societies – open to both local and international students – as well as volunteer opportunities and special events throughout the year. To find out what is currently available visit our ‘getting involved’ webpage where you can find out more about how you can become part of the UQ community!

It may be possible depending on where your credits were obtained and if they meet University guidelines; however this will need to be discussed with an adviser prior to starting studies at UQ. To find out more about credit transfers please visit our ‘credit transfer’ webpage on our website or contact us directly with questions about transferring credits from another institution towards study at UQ.

Yes! Our International Student Services provides a range of support services specifically designed for those who come from overseas looking to learn with us - from visa advice through to career guidance! Check out their webpage where you'll find details of all the ways they can help make sure your time here runs smoothly.

Tuition fees must always be paid in Australian dollars using one of several methods listed on our ‘payments’ webpage including debit/credit cards, bank transfer, cash payments etcetera - after converting the appropriate amount into AUD using an online currency calculator.