Help - Student Welcome Part II

You are not yet eligible to complete Part 2 of the online acceptance process. Please refer to the date displayed on this screen for when you will be eligible to continue with the offer process. The University will not consider that you have formally accepted your offer until you have completed the entire process AND enrolled in at least 12 units of credit.

To prepare for enrolment, please note the date, time and location of the Academic Advising Day for your faculty and school. Faculty seminars will assist in making important course choices.

If you have applied for Advanced Standing, please note the date, time and location of the Advanced Standing Advising Day for your program.

You may also browse the Online Enrolment Tools to determine which courses you would like to enrol in.

Online Handbook: The Online Handbook is an online searchable catalogue of programs, plans and courses offered by UNSW. The Online Handbook is a useful way to check your program requirements and view course offerings in order to prepare for the choices you may need to make at enrolment. If you prefer to use a hardcopy version, the University’s Undergraduate and Postgraduate Handbooks are available for sale at the UNSW Bookshop in the Quadrangle Building.
First Year Planner: Provides an online advisory service for commencing students and shows the structure of the first full-time year in your accepted program, including most available electives.
Faculty & School websites: This is a link to your faculty website. You may find relevant information here about programs, courses and classes, or you may find links to the schools responsible for your programs.
Course Online Adviser: The Course Online Adviser (Cola) is an advising tool mainly for students who wish to study within the engineering and science disciplines. Cola aims to select the most appropriate level of mathematics, chemistry, computing and physics based upon your program, school results and an online quiz.

Further Information

For questions relating to this online acceptance process, please contact the our Support Centre by phone: +61 2 9385 1110 or email: enrol@unsw.edu.au.

ADFA Students: Please contact Student Administrative Services by phone: +61 2 6268 6000 or email sas@adfa.edu.au.

For questions relating to your offer(s), please contact the UNSW Admissions Office.

For help with commonly used terms at UNSW, refer to our online glossary.

	:: Help - Student Welcome Part II
		You are not yet eligible to complete Part 2 of the online acceptance process. Please refer to the date displayed on this screen for when you will be eligible to continue with the offer process. The University will not consider that you have formally accepted your offer until you have completed the entire process AND enrolled in at least 12 units of credit. To prepare for enrolment, please note the date, time and location of the Academic Advising Day for your faculty and school. Faculty seminars will assist in making important course choices. If you have applied for Advanced Standing, please note the date, time and location of the Advanced Standing Advising Day for your program. You may also browse the Online Enrolment Tools to determine which courses you would like to enrol in. Online Handbook: The Online Handbook is an online searchable catalogue of programs, plans and courses offered by UNSW. The Online Handbook is a useful way to check your program requirements and view course offerings in order to prepare for the choices you may need to make at enrolment. If you prefer to use a hardcopy version, the University’s Undergraduate and Postgraduate Handbooks are available for sale at the UNSW Bookshop in the Quadrangle Building. First Year Planner: Provides an online advisory service for commencing students and shows the structure of the first full-time year in your accepted program, including most available electives. Faculty & School websites: This is a link to your faculty website. You may find relevant information here about programs, courses and classes, or you may find links to the schools responsible for your programs. Course Online Adviser: The Course Online Adviser (Cola) is an advising tool mainly for students who wish to study within the engineering and science disciplines. Cola aims to select the most appropriate level of mathematics, chemistry, computing and physics based upon your program, school results and an online quiz. Further Information For questions relating to this online acceptance process, please contact the our Support Centre by phone: +61 2 9385 1110 or email: enrol@unsw.edu.au. ADFA Students: Please contact Student Administrative Services by phone: +61 2 6268 6000 or email sas@adfa.edu.au. For questions relating to your offer(s), please contact the UNSW Admissions Office. For help with commonly used terms at UNSW, refer to our online glossary.