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

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 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.  

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. 

All successful Early Admission applicants must complete Year 12 and be eligible for the award of the Higher School Certificate (HSC), International Baccalaureate (IB) or interstate equivalent.   

Some individual course offers may have conditions that you will need to clear before you can enrol. We will list any conditions on your offer outcome email.  

Congratulations on your offer! A place is reserved for you in the UOW course(s) you’ve been offered. There’s no need for you to formally accept the offer.  
  
You can enrol in your course starting Monday, 2 December 2024.   

UOW will send you an email with your UOW student number, so be sure to keep that information safe. We’ll stay in touch as your enrolment day approaches.

Congratulations!  

This means that you have been successful in gaining a spot in both of your course preferences.

You can only enrol in one course, so you will need to decide which course you want to study when it’s time to enrol.

Enrolment opens on Monday, 2 December 2024. We’ll stay in touch as your enrolment day approaches. 

No.

While a place has been reserved for you in both courses that you have been offered, you can only enrol in one.

Enrolment opens on Monday 2 December, so you have until then to make your decision. We're more than happy to talk you through your options. Feel free to contact us using the details below. 

If you do not meet the Early Admission criteria for your original course preference or, in cases where UOW discontinues a course, we may issue an ‘alternative’ offer.   

Alternative offers give you the opportunity to remain in your chosen study area and may provide you with a direct pathway to your original course preference. Alternative offers are made after careful consideration of your application and aligning you with a study program we know you can excel at.  

Some alternative offer courses are delivered by UOW while some are delivered by UOW College (UOWC). Read more about UOWC alternative offers below. 

Some alternative Early Admission offer courses are delivered by UOW College (UOWC).  

UOWC alternative offers are known as packaged offers. Packaged offers are an offer to two courses, where successful completion of the first course in the package allows you to progress to the second course. In most cases, an alternative offer to UOWC will be packaged with your original course preference – you study the first part with UOWC, the second with UOW.  

Starting your studies with UOWC will ensure you have the academic and personal support you need to succeed. You will benefit from the small class sizes which means that you will benefit from individual attention, available staff, and a personal approach. Academic skills development is embedded in UOWC programs, with an emphasis on oral, written and presentation skills, and group work.  

Just like an undergraduate degree, your subjects will have a lecture and tutorial format, or lecture and laboratory format, timetabled over five days; your assessment will be practical tasks, essays, mid-session tests and final exams.  

Students who successfully complete their UOWC course/program will be guaranteed (subject to meeting UOW entry requirements) entry into the first or second year of the UOW course identified in the packaged offer.

At the portal, there is a 'Forgotten Password' prompt, and a 'Forgotten username' prompt. Use these links to reset your credentials.

If this does not help, you will need to contact UAC for support. You will need to verify your identity, so have your student number, UAC PIN and other details with you.

If you applied for an education degree and did not fill out the education-specific questionnaire, you will not be eligible to receive an offer through Early Admission.  

You can however apply for an education degree through UAC and you will be assessed using your ATAR and the education-based questionnaire. We suggest that you lodge a UAC application for this course.

No, each Early Admission offer you receive is confirmed and remains valid. None of your offers will cancel each other out. When UOW enrolment opens on Monday, 2 December, you’ll see all your offers listed and can select which one you’d like to enrol in.

Deferring a course means that you accept the offer of a place, but that you don't plan on starting straight away.     

Yes, you can defer your place at UOW for up to one year.  

You will need a UOW student number before you can apply to defer. This will be sent to you in the weeks after your Early Admission offer. More details on how to defer your offer are available on the UOW Get Started page.  

You cannot defer scholarship or accommodation offers. If you are planning to take a year off before commencing study with UOW, you will need to apply for scholarships and accommodation in the year before you commence study i.e. if you defer your offer until 2026, you will apply for scholarships and accommodation in the latter half of next year.   

No.

If you intend on enrolling in the course to which you have been made an offer to via Early Admission – you do not need to participate in a UAC application.  

A place is reserved for you in the UOW course(s) you’ve been offered. There’s no need for you to formally accept the offer. You can enrol in your course starting Monday, 2 December 2024.  

The UOW Get Started page will be updated regularly to get you prepared for starting university in 2025, but here’s a few quick points about starting at UOW:  

• Shortly after you receive your Early Admission offers(s), we’ll generate a student number for you, and send it to you after you receive your Early Admission offer. Keep it somewhere safe.    
• Enrolment will open from Monday 2 December. We will send you email reminders closer to this date.  
• Orientation will be a great way to meet your classmates and teachers, join clubs and societies, and get to know your UOW campus.  
• Classes begin Monday 3 March 2025.  
• Check our key dates page to start planning your 2025.  
• Check your inbox! We will regularly communicate with you about what we need you to do. We will contact you via the email you used to apply.  

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.