HSC University Pathways
Why study the HSC University Pathways at UNE?
Your student or child is one of a select few who may be able to undertake a university unit that supplements their HSC education, and provides advanced standing into a university course of their choice. At UNE this program is unique as it is offered as a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), meaning that if you are an eligible domestic student you may defer your tuition through HECS-HELP. You may also apply for SA-HELP with regard to the Student Services and Amenities Fee.
The HSC University Pathways is designed for students who have completed an ATAR acceptable subject before starting year 12. UNE offers a range of first year units, which can be completed in the first semester of year, allowing students to focus on their HSC in the latter half of the year.
Recommended Units
Below is a list of units students may be eligible for, based on their HSC studies. These units are available in a wide range of university degrees:
BIOL110 Biology I*
CHEM110 Chemistry I*
CRIM100 Understanding Crime
ECON101 Introductory Microeconomics**
LS100 Introduction to Legal Systems and Methods**
MATH101 Algebra and Differential Calculus**
MUSI101 Fundamental Music Processes and Structures
PHIL151 Introduction to Philosophy A: The Examined Life**
PHYS131 Applied Physics I*
PSYC101 Introductory Psychology I
SOCY100 Introduction to Sociology
*Mandatory on-campus intensive school
**Optional on-campus intensive school
These units are featured in a number of the most popular UNE degree courses. These include:
Bachelor of Arts (including Law and Teaching variants)
Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Psychology with Honours
Bachelor of Science (including Law and Teaching variants)
The Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science have many other associated degrees that also include these units. It is strongly advised that students, parents and school advisors contact UNE to seek advice on which units are appropriate for entry into degrees.
Step by step to applying:
Step One:
Download the HSC Pathways Entry Form (see How to apply field below)
Step Two:
Write your Board of Studies number and name at the top of each page. Fill in Part A of the form.
Step Three:
Gather together any additional documentation required for your application.
Step Four:
Deliver your form to your Principal (or whoever is responsible for them at your school, such as your Careers Advisor).
Step Five:
Relax while your school completes Part B of the form and submits it to UNE on your behalf.
Step Six:
You will get an email advising you that your HSC Pathways application has been received by UNE.
Step Seven:
Accept your offer of admission directly through UNE.
Need assistance?
Degree Snapshot
DURATION
1 Trimester Part-timeFEES
Commonwealth Supported Place2012 STUDY OPTIONS
Armidale
Trimester 1, Off CampusHow to Apply
Domestic Students
Applications close Monday 12 December 2011
Download the HSC Pathways Entry Form by clicking on information link below
For more information, click hereContact Us
So we know where to direct your enquiry, please tell us if you are a current or future student:
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| Benefits | As an incentive and to support students undertaking this program, UNE will provide a scholarship to the value of $1000 as a single payment towards tuition costs. Students may wish to use this money to support HECs, text books or as a contribution towards the costs associated with attending intensive schools. This is an automatic scholarship and will be paid following the 31st March Census date. |
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| How to apply |
Applications close Monday 12 December 2011 Download the HSC Pathways Entry Form by clicking on information link below For more information, click here |
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| Entry Requirements | To be eligible students need to: · Have completed at least one Board of Studies accredited subject (that is acceptable for an ATAR) at HSC Stage 6 before the start of year 12 and · Have been recommended by their School Principal. |
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| Further Information |
Call 1800 818 865 or Ask a question 24/7 at: AskUNE |
