Admissions & Scholarships

Direct entry

ATAR Cut-offs for 2012 :

Bachelor of Chemical Engineering 91.10

Bachelor of Industrial Chemistry 91.00

Bachelor of Food Science 91.00

FLEXIBLE FIRST YEAR 

The Flexible First Year program is ideal for students who know they want to be an engineer but are unsure which direction in engineering to take.

The first year of engineering study has a common core of subjects plus a wide choice of electives, which allows you to study a number of areas that appeal to you without making a formal commitment until the end of your first year.

For students currently enrolled in the Flexible 1st Year program, the Engineering Student Centre is your Program Authority and should be the first port of call regarding any administrative, academic or enrolment related matters. This includes information on course selection in your 1st year and program selection for your 2nd year.

For more information on what courses to take in your first year if you are enrolled in the Flexible 1st Year program click here.

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING ADMISSION SCHEME (FEAS)

The Faculty of Engineering at UNSW offers this program for students who anticipate achieving an ATAR between 80.00 and 90.95. To find out more about this program, including how to apply, please click here.

HSC PLUS

HSC Plus is a program of rewarding by means of a bonus points system, performance in Australian Senior Secondary Certificate [Year 12] courses relevant to UNSW undergraduate degrees.

HSC Plus awards a maximum of 5 bonus points for students who perform well in subjects during their Australian Senior Secondary Certificate that are relevant to their preferred UNSW degree.

The School of Chemical Engineering offers the following HSC Plus bonus points:

Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering)/Bachelor of Engineering (Industrial Chemistry)

Bachelor of Science (Food Science & Technology)

SCHOLARSHIPS

The School of Chemical Engineering and the UNSW offers numerous scholarships across a range of areas including academic achievement, industry linked, indigenous students, rural access and equity based provisions.

To find out more, and apply online, please visit www.scholarships.unsw.edu.au