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1. What does my application status mean?

   When applying to UniSQ via the online application portal , your application can go through a number of different statuses: In progress : your application has been started, but not yet submitted...

2. What's the difference between a lecture, a tutorial and a workshop?

   A lecture is a formal presentation conducted by your lecturer. They may also be called seminars. These are often recorded ahead of time and posted online for you to watch as part of your directed...

3. What action is required on my application?

   When applying to UniSQ, you may be requested to action your application at different stages: Continue You can resume an application that you have previously started, but not yet submitted.  ...

4. How do I apply for credit?

   As we receive a high volume of credit applications at the beginning of each study period, applying early will give us time to process your application before the study period starts. ...

5. How do I get a scholarship?

   At UniSQ, we want every student to have a chance to reach their potential and a scholarship may just help you get there a little easier.   If you completed Year 12 in 2023, take a look at...

6. Why has my application been withdrawn?

   Applications can be withdrawn for a number of reasons:   Applicant request : you have requested it to be withdrawn. Duplicate application :   you have another application submitted for...

7. How do I request a manual enrolment?

   If you've checked the common reasons for enrolment issues and continue having difficulties with your enrolment, you must complete a Manual Enrolment request. Submit a request for manual enrolment...

8. What is an Australian Commonwealth Government Research Training Program Scholarship?

   Updated An Australian Commonwealth Government Research Training Program (RTP) scholarship provides scholarships to support domestic and international students undertaking Research Doctorate and research...

9. What's the difference between Commonwealth Supported and Full Fee Paying?

   Updated A Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) , is a higher education place available to domestic students, where the Australian Government contributes to the cost of your studies by paying a portion of your...

10. What are the fees for a domestic HDR student?

    Updated Domestic students commencing a Higher Degree by Research (HDR) program will have tuition fees paid by the Australian Commonwealth Government under the Research Training Program (RTP).   The RTP...