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Table 1 Courses available

COURSES AVAILABLE IN 2012

There are more than 1,500 courses available in 2012, mostly inCommonwealth-supported places (CSP). CSP courses used to be called

HECS courses and are available to domestic students only. (Domestic

students are Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens and holders of

Australian permanent-resident visas, including Australian permanent

humanitarian visas).

CUT-OFFS

Table 1 shows the minimum cut-off required for Australian Year 12 applicants

for selection into each CSP course in 2011.

There are some cases where a cut-off is not given and instead there is anabbreviation. For example, N/A appears where selection criteria other

than the ATAR are used for selection, or the course is not available to Year

12 applicants; A+C appears where a combination of ATAR and additional

selection criteria is used for selection. You will find a key to the abbreviations

at the bottom of each page.

As a general rule, the cut-offs indicate the lowest ATAR accepted for entry into

the course in the Main Round in 2011. The cut-offs include bonus points, so

that some Year 12 applicants will have received an offer to that course even

though their ATAR was below the cut-off (see below).

The cut-offs do not represent the average ability of the students accepted

for the course.

Cut-offs are determined by the interaction of three factors:

1 the number of places available in the course

2 the number of applicants listing the course as a preference

3 the quality of those applicants.

Due to these factors, cut-offs vary from year to year and are impossible to

predict before applicants are selected for a particular course in a particular

year. The cut-offs for any course may rise, fall or remain the same from year to

year. The cut-offs shown in this table provide only an indication of the possible

cut-offs for entry in 2012. They are a general guide to help you assess yourchances of getting a place in a particular course. Cut-offs for 2012 will not be

known until selections are made during the offer rounds.

ORDER OF COURSES

Courses are listed in alphabetical order except for the University of New SouthWales, the University of Sydney and the University of Technology, Sydney who

list in CSP course-code order.

KEY TO SYMBOLS

There is a key to the abbreviations and symbols used in table 1 at the bottom

of each page. Following is a detailed description of the symbols.

Graduate or prior study statusApplicants for courses specifying graduate or prior study status need to have

completed certain postsecondary/tertiary study to be considered for entry to

the course. The required study is specified in the course description in Part 2.

Some examples include a Bachelor degree or a TAFE Diploma.

If you have not completed the required study you will not be considered for

the course.

Course prerequisitesSome courses require you to have achieved a specified standard in a NSW

HSC course or equivalent before you can be offered a place in the course.

If you do not have the required course prerequisite/s you cannot be selected

for the course even though you may have met the admission requirements.

Not all institutions have course prerequisites. Of those that do, some arevery specific and state a required level you must have achieved in your HSC

course. For example, if an institution states Mathematics (Band 3) this means

that you must achieve a result in Band 3 or higher in Mathematics to meet

the course prerequisite. If you achieve less than Band 3 you do not meet the

course prerequisite and, even if you have the ATAR for entry to the course, you

will not receive an offer.

Other institutions do not specify bands, instead they just specify the HSC

course name. This means that you must attempt the course, but you do not

have to achieve a specific result.

Subject prerequisitesSome subjects in a tertiary course require you to have achieved a specified

standard (or equivalent) in a NSW HSC course before you are able to enrol

in those particular subjects.

If you do not have the required subject prerequisite/s, but you have met the

admission requirements, you may be selected for the course, but may be

unable to take the particular subject within the course.

Some institutions require you to have achieved a specific level in your HSC

course. For example, if an institution states Mathematics (Band 3), this

means that you must achieve a result in Band 3 or higher in Mathematics

to meet the subject prerequisite. Other institutions do not specify bands,

instead they just specify the HSC course name. This means that you mustattempt the course, but you do not have to achieve a specific result.

Some institutions offer bridging or introductory courses which provide those

people who do not meet subject prerequisites with an opportunity to achieve

the required standard call the relevant institution for details.

Assumed knowledgeSome institutions assume you have a knowledge of specific NSW HSC courses

or equivalent prior to beginning your course If you do not have the assumed

Offers to applicants who have an ATAR below

the published cut-off

The cut-off for a course is a general indication of the minimum ATAR

required for selection into the course for the majority of current

Australian Year 12 applicants. However, for some applicants, institutions

award bonus points (see below) or have alternative pathways foradmission, which may allow applicants to receive an offer to a course

even though they have an ATAR below the cut-off. The schemes and

pathways offered by the institutions differ. Read section 3 and check

each institutions entry in Part 2 for more information about the

schemes and pathways offered.

Bonus points and cut-offs

Institutions allocate bonus points to some Year 12 applicants for


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TAB LE 1

Course title Campus

UACcoursecode

2011cut-off

Pattern ofattendance

Early closingdate

See keybelow

UA

C2012

Guide

B = Bachelor

Dip = DiplomaAdvDip = Advanced Diploma

AssocDeg = Associate Degree

F = full-time

P = part-timeEqP = equivalent part-time

D = distance education

N/A = selection criteria other than the ATAR

used; or the course is not offered tocurrent Year 12 applicants

A+C = combination of ATAR and additional

selection criteria used

nc = new course offered through UAC,

no cut-offs availablen/o = course not offered

tba = to be advised, contact the institution

= course prerequisites check Part 2

= subject prerequisites check Part 2

= assumed knowledge check Part 2

= additional selection criteria

check Part 2

= graduate or prior study status

check Part 2

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CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY (continued)

B Nursing/B Clinical Practice (Paramedic) 3 Bathurst 214707 A+C 4F

B Occupational Therapy 1 Albury-Wodonga 214301 70.00 4F

B Oral Health (Therapy/Hygiene)1, 3

Wagga Wagga 214384 N/A 3F

B Pharmacy1 Wagga Wagga 214804 N/A 4F 30 Sep 2011

B Pharmacy1 Orange 214808 N/A 4F 30 Sep 2011

B Physiotherapy 1 Orange 214408 87.95 4F

B Physiotherapy1 Albury-Wodonga 214401 90.05 4F

B Podiatry1 Albury-Wodonga 214451 70.00 4F

B Psychology/B Psychology (Honours) Wagga Wagga 211804 80.00 4F

B Psychology/B Psychology (Honours) Bathurst 211807 80.00 4F

B Science Wagga Wagga 215854 70.00 3F

B Science/B Teaching (Secondary)1 Wagga Wagga 213504 70.00 4F

B Social Science (Criminal Justice) Bathurst 211867 65.00 3F

B Social Science (Psychology) Bathurst 211857 65.00 3F

B Social Science (Psychology) Wagga Wagga 211854 65.00 3F

B Social Science (Psychology)/B Business Bathurst 211877 65.00 4F

B Social Science (Psychology)/B Teaching (Secondary)1 Bathurst 213467 70.00 4F

B Social Work Wagga Wagga 211904 65.00 4F

B Social Work Port Macquarie (North Coast TAFE) 211900 nc 4F

B Sport Studies/B Communication (Journalism) Bathurst 213377 70.00 4F

B Sports Science Albury-Wodonga 213411 65.00 3F

B Theology Canberra (Theology) 211957 65.00 3F

B Theology Parramatta (United Theological College) 211955 65.00 3F

B Veterinary Biology/B Veterinary Science 3 Wagga Wagga 214964 A+C 6F 30 Sep 2011

B Viticulture and Wine Science Wagga Wagga 214984 70.00 4F

* This is a projected cut-off as the additional selection criteria has been removed from this course.

1 Special requirements and policies apply read section 4.2.

2 The cut-off for this course is a projected cut-off as the additional selection criteria has been removed.3 You cannot defer commencement of this course.


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TABLE1

Course title Campus

UACcoursecode

2011cut-off


Early closingdate

See keybelow

UAC

2012

Guide

B = Bachelor

Dip = DiplomaAdvDip = Advanced Diploma

AssocDeg = Associate Degree

F = full-time

P = part-timeEqP = equivalent part-time

D = distance education


used; or the course is not offered tocurrent Year 12 applicants

A+C = combination of ATAR and additional



no cut-offs availablen/o = course not offered

tba = to be advised, contact the institution


= subject prerequisites check Part 2 = assumed knowledge check Part 2


check Part 2 = graduate or prior study status

check Part 2

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UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND (continued)

B Rural Science Armidale 393605 77.10 4F/8P

B Science Armidale 392603 72.55 3F/6P

B Science/B Laws Armidale 392669 84.40 5F/10P

B Science/B Teaching1 Armidale 396695 77.10 4F/8P

B Social Science Armidale 391659 72.55 3F/6P

B Social Work Armidale 391666 72.55 4F/8P

B Sports Studies4 Armidale 392608 72.55 3F/6P

B Sustainability Armidale 391682 72.55 3F/6P

B Theatre and Performance Armidale 391603 N/A 3F/6P

B Urban and Regional Planning Armidale 391647 72.55 4F/8P

B Zoology Armidale 392695 72.55 3F/6P


2 Subject to final approval.

3 This course is not available to 2011 Year 12 applicants.

4 Name change subject to approval.

UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES (continued)

B Fine Arts/B Arts College of Fine Arts/Kensington 421000 78.50 4F

B Fine Arts College of Fine Arts 421000 78.50 3F

B Art Education1 College of Fine Arts 421001 80.55 4F

B Design College of Fine Arts 421002 90.30 4F

B Art Theory/B Social Science College of Fine Arts/Kensington 421003 86.05 4F

B Art Theory College of Fine Arts 421003 86.05 3F

B Art Theory/B Arts College of Fine Arts/Kensington 421003 86.05 4F

B Design/B Art Education1 College of Fine Arts 421005 92.00 5F

B Science (Computer Science)/B Digital Media College of Fine Arts/Kensington 421006 86.30 4F

B Digital Media College of Fine Arts 421006 86.30 3F

B Arts

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Kensington 422000 80.00 3F/6PB Arts/B Education (Secondary)

1 Kensington 422002 76.25 4F

B Science/B Education (Secondary)1 Kensington 422003 80.30 4F

B Music/B Arts Kensington 422004 A+C 4F

B Music Kensington 422004 A+C 3F

B Music/B Science Kensington 422004 A+C 4F

B Music/B Education1 Kensington 422005 A+C 4F


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Course title Campus

UACcoursecode

2011cut-off


Early closingdate

See keybelow


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TABLE1

p

UAC

2012

Guide

B = Bachelor

Dip = Diploma

AdvDip = Advanced DiplomaAssocDeg = Associate Degree

F = full-time

P = part-time

EqP = equivalent part-timeD = distance education


used; or the course is not offered to

current Year 12 applicantsA+C = combination of ATAR and additional



no cut-offs available

n/o = course not offeredtba = to be advised, contact the institution


= subject prerequisites check Part 2

= assumed knowledge check Part 2


check Part 2

= graduate or prior study status check Part 2

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UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG (continued)

B Medicinal Chemistry Advanced Wollongong 757619 95.00 4F/8P

B Science Wollongong 757621 75.00 3F/6P

B Marine Science Wollongong 757622 85.00 3F/6P B Marine Science Advanced Wollongong 757623 95.00 4F/8P

B Nanotechnology Wollongong 757625 85.00 4F/8P

B Nanotechnology Advanced Wollongong 757626 95.00 4F/8P

B Conservation Biology 2 Wollongong 757627 nc 4F/8P

B Conservation Biology Advanced 2 Wollongong 757628 nc 4F/8P

B Medical and Health Sciences Wollongong 757630 82.00 3F/6P

B Medical and Health Sciences Advanced Wollongong 757631 A+C 4F/8P

B Science (Materials) Wollongong 757636 75.00 3F/6P

B Science (Physics) Wollongong 757637 75.00 3F/6P

B Science (Nuclear Science & Technology) Wollongong 757638 75.00 3F/6P

B Science (Exercise Science) Wollongong 757642 78.00 3F/6P

B Exercise Science and Rehabilitation3 Wollongong 757643 94.00 4F/8P

B Science (Nutrition) Wollongong 757645 78.00 3F/6P

B Nutrition and Dietetics Wollongong 757647 93.00 4F/8P

B Public Health3 Wollongong 757650 75.00 3F/6P

B Science (Psychology) Wollongong 757651 78.00 3F/6P

B Psychology Wollongong 757652 92.00 4F/8P

B Public Health Nutrition 3 Wollongong 757655 75.00 3F/6P

1 The first year of B Laws must be completed full-time, except where Faculty approval is given on equity grounds.

2 Subject to final approval.


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