Early
Admission
Liverpool

Undergraduate

Business

• Bachelor of Business
• Bachelor of Business (Accountancy)
• Bachelor of Business (Finance)
• Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
• Bachelor of Business (Management) 
• Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
• Bachelor of Professional Accounting

Law

• Bachelor of Laws

Double degrees

• Bachelor of Business - Bachelor of Laws
• Bachelor of Computer Science - Bachelor of Laws
• Bachelor of Criminology - Bachelor of Laws
• Bachelor of Information Technology - Bachelor of Laws

Undergraduate

• Bachelor of Computer Science
• Bachelor of Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence and Big Data)
• Bachelor of Computer Science (Cyber Security)
• Bachelor of Computer Science (Software Engineering)
• Bachelor of Business Information Systems
• Bachelor of Information Technology
• Bachelor of Information Technology (Network Design & Management)
• Bachelor of Technology (Principles of Data Science)

Please note that applications to the 2025 UOW Cyber Academy have closed.

Undergraduate

• Bachelor of Nursing

Undergraduate

• Bachelor of Primary Education

UOW has just announced three new degrees at UOW Liverpool Campus in 2025: 

• Bachelor of Primary Education
• Bachelor of Technology (Principles of Data Science)
• Bachelor of Criminology | Bachelor of Laws 

These courses were not available during the first round of Early Admission, so we are reopening Early Admission applications for courses offered at UOW Liverpool Campus. 

To apply, you must be:    

• In Year 12 in 2024; and  
• Completing the HSC, an interstate equivalent, or the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma at an Australian high school; and 
• Eligible to be awarded the Higher School Certificate, IB Diploma or interstate equivalent. 
• Students in their final year of HSC Pathways are also eligible to apply.  

If you are an existing UOW Early Admission applicant or offer holder, you are eligible to apply for Early Admission to UOW Liverpool as well. New Early Admission applications will be subject to meeting course-specific admission criteria.  

Note that only courses offered at UOW's Liverpool Campus can be applied for.

UOW has partnered with the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) to provide a user-friendly application portal, which will be available to access when applications open on Monday, 23 September 2024. Simply apply via the application portal before applications close on Friday, 1 November 2024. Late applications will not be accepted, so make sure you have submitted your application before the deadline!  

All Early Admission applications are submitted directly to UOW, so applying is easy and straightforward.   

If you have already applied for UOW Early Admission in 2024, you can apply for this program as well; all the details you entered in your original application will already be in the system – all you will need to do is change the courses that you want to be considered for – only courses offered at UOW Liverpool will be able to be selected. 

If you haven’t already applied for UOW Early Admission in 2024, and live in NSW or ACT, your personal details and available results will pre-populate the application form based on your NESA student number – so it’s easy to apply.  

To start your application, you will need: 

• Your NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA Number)
• Your UAC PIN
• A personal email address that you check regularly. 

Once you start your application, you will receive an email detailing what you need to do and when. You will also be able to edit your application after you’ve submitted it up until 5pm on Friday 1 November..   

Please note: Do not use your school-allocated email address when you apply. When you leave high school, your school email address may be cancelled. We will need to contact you after you leave school, so please use a different email address that you will be able to check regularly. 

We will contact with you via email.

You will be prompted to enter your preferred email address as part of your application. 

Do not use your school-allocated email address when you apply. When you leave high school, your school email address may be cancelled. We will need to contact you after you leave school, so please use a different email address that you will be able to check regularly.   

Applications Open on Monday, 23 September 2024, and will close on Friday, 1 November 2024. Application outcomes will be sent on Thursday 14 November.  

If you receive an offer via Early Admission, you will not be required to accept it immediately. There will be a place for you in that course, and we will be in touch when it’s time to start your enrolment.    

If you apply for two courses through UOW Early Admission, you will receive two separate emails with the outcome for each of your course preferences – both will be sent to your nominated email address on 14 November.   

You should also be aware that an Early Admission offer is conditional on successful completion of your HSC (or equivalent), so continue to study hard and do your best in your final assessments.   

Please take the time to familiarise yourself with our list of important dates for UOW Early Admission and other HSC related dates.   

If you have already applied for Early Admission to UOW in 2024, you can simply log back into the application portal using the credentials you chose in your original application; all of the information you entered will already be in the system – all you will need to do is change the courses that you want to be considered for – only courses offered at UOW Liverpool will be able to be selected. 

If you have *not* yet applied, you will be asked to provide your NESA number (issued through your school) and UAC PIN*. Supplying this information allows your Early Admission application to be pre-populated with details such as your Year 11 results, simplifying the application process. 

You will be asked to answer four questions. These questions relate to the UOW Indicators of Success. You will need to answer all four questions, more information on the questions is here for you. 

*Your UAC PIN is the first four digits of your birthday. If your birthday is 30th of August (30/08); then your PIN will be '3008'.

You will only be able to apply for (and therefore be offered) courses offered at UOW’s Liverpool Campus. These courses are listed above on this website, and at the UOW Liverpool website. 

Yes.

In this case, don’t start a new application – simply log back into the system using the login credentials you used in your original application. You will not need to make any changes except to the courses you wish to be considered for. 

If your original Early Admission application was successful and you were made an offer – this new application will *not* affect that outcome. Early Admission to UOW Liverpool is separate and as well as your original application, so applying will add to your options! 

If you change your course preferences to be considered for the B. Primary Education, you will need to complete an extra four questions related to Teaching. More information on these questions is here for you. 

UOW takes a holistic view of each individual applicant and considers a range of factors including your year 11 subject performance, and any circumstances or challenges that may have impacted performance in Year 11  

You will also be asked to respond to the below four questions to demonstrate your readiness to study and succeed at UOW:   

• Academic Readiness: What are your study strategies when preparing for an important assessment task?  
• Motivation and Passion: What has influenced your decision to pursue your course or courses of interest?  
• Communication and Collaboration: Describe a time when you worked with others to achieve a goal.  
• Planning and Persistence: Tell us about a time when you set yourself a goal and worked really hard to achieve a good result?  

For more information on the four questions, and help preparing your application, check out our 7 Tips to Complete Your Application. 

Yes, you must respond to each of the four Indicator of Success questions.

Each question provides an opportunity for you to demonstrate your academic readiness, motivation & passion; communication & collaboration; and planning & persistence. 

The application system won't allow you to submit an application without attempting each question. Each response must be a minimum of 100, and a maximum of 500 characters. 

*You can answer the question using dot-points if that's easier for you. If you do just use an asterisk to separate your points like at the beginning of this paragraph. 

Remember that if you are applying for the Bachelor of Primary Education you will need to answer four extra questions related to teaching. You will be prompted to answer these questions after you submit your Early Admission application – so give yourself time to complete these questions before applications close. More information is here for you. 

This may happen if your response is too long or too short. Each response must include at least 100 characters (including spaces) and a maximum of 500 characters (including spaces). Anything under 100 characters won't be allowed, and the system will 'cut you off' after your 500th character. The boxes in which you'll enter each response have the number '500' next to it; it will count down as you start typing. 

Sometimes copying/pasting from Word brings over extra formatting that takes up room in the application system. It is definitely a good idea to draft your responses in Word, but you should type them into your application to avoid any issues with formatting, and character counts. 

*You can answer the question using dot-points if that's easier for you. If you do; just use an asterisk to separate your points like at the beginning of this paragraph. 

Remember, applications close on Friday, 1 November at 5pm. UOW Will not accept applications or submissions of any content after that time. 

No. Early Admission applicants are not required to attend an interview.   

UOW assessors will use your Year 11 subject performance and your answers to four questions addressing Academic Readiness, Motivation and Passion, Communication and Collaboration, and Planning and Persistence to determine your eligibility for an offer.   

If you apply for Early Admission to UOW Liverpool prior to the closing date of Friday, 1 November 2024, you do not need to apply for the same course again during the main round UAC process.  

UOW's Early Admission program is supported by UAC, so successful Early Admission applicants will receive their offer via UAC on Thursday 14 November 2024.  

You can only apply for (and therefore be offered) courses offered at UOW’s Liverpool Campus. These courses are listed above on this website, and at the UOW Liverpool website 

If you can't find your preferred course in the Early Admission system, it may be because you're searching for a major or specialisation within that degree. Selecting your major or specialisation typically happens during enrolment or even later in your studies. 

For instance, the UOW Bachelor of Business at Liverpool program offers six majors, but when applying, you should just select the Bachelor of Business. If you receive an offer for the degree, you will choose your major when you enrol.  

Yes. 

You can log in as often as you like and change any part of your application until 5pm on Friday 1 November.

If you are applying for the Bachelor of Primary Education you will need to answer four extra questions related to teaching; this is a NESA requirement.

You will be prompted to answer these questions after you submit your Early Admission application – so give yourself time to complete these questions before applications close. More information is here for you. 

If you have already applied for Early Admission to UOW, don’t start a new application; instead, log in using the login credentials you used in your original application.

Once you login, all the information you entered will already be there. If you haven't already applied for Early Admission to UOW, and the system won't accept your NESA number and / or UAC PIN - please contact the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC).

No.

You can only apply for (and therefore be offered) courses offered at UOW’s Liverpool Campus. These courses are listed above on this website, and at the UOW Liverpool website. 

Outcomes will be emailed to all applicants on Thursday 14 November.

If you receive an offer via Early Admission, you will not be required to accept it immediately. There will be a place for you in that course, and we will be in touch when it’s time to start your enrolment.    

If you apply for two courses through UOW Early Admission, you will receive a separate email with the outcome for your other course preference – both will be sent to your nominated email address on 14 November.   

You should also be aware that an Early Admission offer is conditional on successful completion of your HSC (or equivalent), so continue to study hard and do your best in your final assessments.   

Please take the time to familiarise yourself with our list of important dates for UOW Early Admission and other HSC related dates. 

Our Future Students team are available Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 5.00pm. You can call them on 1300 367 869 or email  future-students@uow.edu.au. They are experienced staff who have studied at UOW and will be able to share their insights and past experiences with you. 

You should also register for one of our webinars being held on Thursday 10 October. These webinars will be hosted by UOW experts answering questions about UOW Liverpool courses, Admissions requirements and more.