Admissions
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Bachelor of Medicine - Joint Medical Program
If you have received an offer for admission to the Bachelor of Medicine please respond (accept/decline/defer) within one week of the release of offer on UAC's website. Bachelor of Medicine Response Form
Yearly Admission Process (updated for 2013):
1. Register to sit the Undergraduate Medicine and Health Services Admissions Test (UMAT) in June On-time registrations close on 1 June 2012 (for 2013 admission); and
2. Apply Direct On-line to the Joint Medical Program (JMP) (either standard non-rural or RRAS) by 28 September 2012 (for 2013 admission). Applications for admission 2013 will open August 2012; and
3. Apply through the Universities Admission Centre (NSW and ACT) by 28 September 2012 (for 2013 admission).
4. Respond to your offer (accept/decline/defer) within one week of the release of offer on UAC's website.
For more information on the program and how to apply click here.
Trimester 2 - 2013 Direct Entry Opening and Closing Dates
Direct applications are open for Trimester 2, 2013 commencement.
Direct applications close 12 midnight Tuesday 16th June.
Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Teaching,
direct applications close 12 midnight Friday 7th June.
Tertiary Admissions Centres Opening and Closing Dates
- UAC Trimester 2 applications will open in April, 2013
You can check the UAC information by clicking here.
- QTAC Trimester 2 applications are currently open
You can check the QTAC information by clicking here.
How to Apply for Admission
Choose your course using the courses and units catalogue
Once you find your chosen course, the description will include the information on How to Apply, based on your planned method of study and previous history with UNE.
Documentation Required to Support Your Application
Please note that some courses require you to provide documentary evidence to support your application for admission. These requirements vary from course to course. Where required, you must provide copies of certificates and transcripts or other relevant documentation, such as employers' letters, in order to establish your eligibility. If you are unsure of what documentation is required for your application for admission please consult the Courses and Units Catalogue.
If you are from a Non-English speaking background
Please check UNE's English Language requirements
Other Pathways to Admission at UNE
If you find you do not meet the Admission requirements you might like to consider:
Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)
TRACKS - Tertiary Preparation Program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
ISP - The Internal Selection Program is an alternative entry program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People wishing to access higher education at the University of New England.
Cross Institutional - for students from other universities wanting to complete UNE units to count towards their non-UNE award.
Non Award - for students who want to undertake individual units outside of a degree program.
UNE Early Entry
UNE Early Entry (formerly SRAS School/College Recommendation Admission Scheme)
Other Areas of Interest
Advanced Standing (credit for previous studies)
Postgraduate Research: All applications for admission are made direct to UNE Research Services