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1 University of Technology Sydney City campus CRICOS provider number 00099F Postal enquiries In person Student Centres University of Technology Sydney PO Box 123 Broadway NSW 2007 Level 2 (Ground) Building Jones Street Ultimo NSW 2007 tel: 1300 ASK UTS ( ) via website: facebook: youtube: Open days UTS Open Day (City campus) Saturday, 29 August 2015, 9am 4pm UTS Info Days (City campus) Thursday 17 December 2015 to Wednesday 6 January 2016 For further information, visit Important dates Autumn semester Monday 7 March Saturday 2 July 2016 Spring semester Monday 25 July Saturday 12 November 2016 ABOUT Experience-based learning University of Technology Sydney (UTS) courses are renowned for their experience-based approach. You ll gain hands-on experience both in the classroom and out in industry. Through UTS, you can access industrystandard facilities, engage with real-life scenarios, and undertake internship opportunities. This ensures you ll be more attractive to employers. Industry networks UTS s strong industry links will help you develop your skills, gain valuable experience and make contacts to boost your career opportunities. Benefi t from industry-run competitions and develop solutions to real business problems. You ll also learn from teachers who are themselves experts in their fi eld, meaning you access to the most current industry expertise. We re rising up in the rankings 2014 saw UTS climb considerably in all three major international rankings; the only Australian university to have done so. We are currently ranked as Australia s number 1 young university in the Times Higher Education 100 under 50 rankings, We re also rated Sydney s top young university by QS World University Rankings for high performance in research, graduate employability, teaching quality and infrastructure. We also joined a prestigious group of top 250 ranked universities in the world in the Times Higher Education s Rankings, jumping up more than 100 places. Not bad for a university that s only 25 years old. Australia s newest and most innovative campus The UTS City campus has undergone a major transformation to achieve its vision of creating a world-class, interconnected campus with an identifiable heart: a place where students want to study, learn and socialise. Three iconic new buildings and several major refurbishments of existing buildings opened in 2015, including a new UTS Business School, designed by world-renowned architect Dr Frank Gehry. The UTS campus is also Sydney s only university whose entire campus is located in the heart of Sydney, only 10 minutes by foot from Central Station, Sydney s primary hub for train and bus interchanges. UTS is also located within the creative industries precinct, home to 70 per cent of Sydney s creative and digital industries. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS To be eligible for admission to an undergraduate course at UTS you must satisfy at least one of the minimum admission requirements (matriculation) listed in the categories below, and be selected for enrolment in competition with other applicants: completed an Australian Year 12 or equivalent with an ATAR of (not including bonus points) completed a TAFE Tertiary Preparation Certifi cate, AQF Diploma or Advanced Diploma completed one full-time year of tertiary studies. For detailed admission requirements for all UTS courses, visit Subject prerequisites and assumed knowledge UTS does not have HSC subject prerequisites for any of its courses. Each faculty identifi es assumed knowledge and/or recommended studies, which you are advised to have achieved before you begin the course. Refer to the course descriptions. Australian secondary studies You must have an Australian Year 12 with a minimum ATAR of (not including bonus points and inputs eligibility) or overseas equivalent. This includes studies accumulated over consecutive years with the approval of the appropriate state education board. Read page 377 for information on current school leaver requirements. Offers made to applicants who have an ATAR below the published cut-off UTS has a number of alternative pathways for admission, which may allow 2015 Year 12 applicants to receive an offer to a course even though they have an ATAR below the published cut-off. They include: Educational Access Scheme (inputs) special admission on the basis of elite athlete or performer status Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Special Entry Scheme (Jumbunna) Year 12 Bonus Scheme UTS Schools Recommendation Scheme. For details about UTS Special Admissions schemes, read the relevant section on the following pages. Year 12 Bonus Scheme For a select number of courses, UTS will award bonus points to applicants undertaking the 2015 NSW HSC based on performance in subjects relevant to their course preferences. For further details about the Year 12 Bonus Scheme, including the selected NSW HSC subjects and maximum number of bonus points awarded, visit The Year 12 Bonus Scheme also applies to 2015 interstate Year 12 and International Baccalaureate applicants. Applicants must achieve a minimum ATAR of before Year 12 bonus points apply. Australian tertiary studies UTS recognises the following qualifi cations and studies as satisfying minimum admission requirements for undergraduate studies: at least one year of full-time study or equivalent in a degree course at an Australian university or college of advanced education (ie one year of fulltime study is the credit value of subjects determined by your institution to satisfy the completion of your degree in the minimum time permitted) completed TAFE Associate Diploma, Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Tertiary Preparation Certifi cate (TPC) completed Australian Qualifi cations Framework(AQF) Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas from private providers.

2 UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY Applicants with a record of exclusion or failure If you have a record of failure or exclusion in your previous studies, you must declare those studies in your UAC application. In addition, you must submit a statement directly to UTS explaining the circumstances relating to the failed results/exclusion and why you believe you can now succeed at university-level studies. Failure to submit a statement may affect your eligibility for admission. This statement should be submitted in letter format, supported by relevant documents, and list the UTS course codes for which you have applied at the time of submitting the statement. Send your statement to the Admissions Manager, Student Administration Unit, UTS, PO Box 123, Broadway NSW 2007 or deliver it to the Student Centre, Level 2, Building 10 by no later than Monday 30 November 2015 (for Autumn 2016) or Friday 10 June 2016 (for Spring 2016). DO NOT include the failure/exclusion statement as part of your UTS personal statement or portfolio submission. If your exclusion or failure was caused by circumstances beyond your control, you may be able to apply for the Educational Access Scheme InpUTS read information under Educational Access Schemes on this page for further details. You will still need to submit a failure/exclusion statement to the Admissions Manager. Overseas qualifications If you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident applying with an overseas secondary qualifi cation, refer to tables 7 and 8 in Part 1. If you have other overseas qualifi cations, visit for information on admission requirements. UTS will consider equivalent overseas qualifi cations for admissions purposes. If you are unsure about the Australian equivalent of your overseas qualifi cation, consider using the UAC Qualifi cations Assessment Service for assessment of your overseas qualifi cations before applying. If you have secondary or tertiary qualifi cations from countries where English is not the standard language of instruction, you must provide evidence of English proficiency. For requirements, refer to UAC s website at undergraduate/admission/elp.shtml. No application for admission will be considered until English language profi ciency has been demonstrated. Alternative entry and pathways If you do not have any of the formal educational qualifi cations outlined in the above categories, you may consider the following pathways for entry to UTS. UTS:INSEARCH UTS:INSEARCH is the premium pathway provider to The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and is an important part of the UTS community. The strong educational relationship between UTS:INSEARCH and UTS means that UTS:INSEARCH students benefi t from UTS s academic standards, worldclass facilities and reputation for excellence. UTS:INSEARCH offers a broad choice of higher education Diploma programs that can fast-track students into the second year (depending on the course you choose) of a UTS degree. All UTS:INSEARCH students also benefi t from the following: courses that are designed in collaboration with UTS faculties dedicated academic support and supportive learning environment small class sizes access to UTS s state-of-the art facilities FEE-HELP for eligible students. UTS:INSEARCH Diploma programs UTS:INSEARCH Diplomas are offered as extended 16-month, standard 12-month or accelerated 8-month programs. UTS:INSEARCH Diplomas prepare students for UTS undergraduate degrees and are ideal for students who didn t quite get the ATAR needed for their desired UTS degree. Many Diploma graduates are guaranteed entry (depending on the course chosen) into the second year of a UTS degree upon successful completion of their Diploma with the required grade point average. Students can choose from Business, Communication, Design and Architecture, Engineering, Information Technology or Science. Articulation Australian students graduating from a UTS:INSEARCH Diploma are guaranteed a place in the corresponding undergraduate degree at UTS if they achieve a pre-specifi ed grade point average in their UTS:INSEARCH Diploma. For enquiries call or courses@insearch.edu.au. For more information, visit Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) If you are 20 years of age or older on Tuesday 1 March 2016, and do not otherwise qualify for entry to UTS, you may apply for admission on the basis of the STAT. STAT is accepted by all UTS faculties except Law. For further details on the times and locations of STAT, read section 8 in Part 1. Tertiary Preparation Certificate/TAFE qualifications If you have completed a TAFE Tertiary Preparation Certifi cate (TPC), you will be considered for admission on the basis of your Tertiary Entrance Score. If you have completed a TAFE Advanced Diploma or Diploma, you will be considered for admissions on the basis of your grades achieved in the Advanced Diploma or Diploma. For further information on specifi c course admission requirements, visit Limited ATAR UTS accepts the NSW Limited ATAR for admission purposes to all courses refer to section 7.6 in Part 1. SCHOOLS RECOMMENDATION SCHEMES The Schools Recommendation Scheme (SRS) is available to support Australian Year 12 students who might otherwise miss an offer at UTS. If you are attending a school that is nominated within the UAC EAS school lists (S01C or S01E) or you can demonstrate fi nancial hardship through an EAS application you may be eligible for an offer through the UTS SRS. The UTS SRS considers your ATAR alongside the feedback of your school, and will make 300 places available to students who meet a minimum ATAR of 69.00, or for Law. If successful you will be supported through a range of UTS programs, including fi nancial, personal and academic programs. For further information about the UTS SRS visit To apply visit EDUCATIONAL ACCESS SCHEMES inputs The inputs educational access scheme could assist you in gaining access to your preferred course at UTS. If your education has been disrupted for longer than six months you may be eligible for an entry concession of 10 points on any UTS course. inputs is open to domestic applicants from both school and non-school pathways and considers a range of circumstances including family, personal and fi nancial circumstances. If you are attending an EAS-identifi ed school (S01C or S01E) you will be considered for inputs automatically. To be eligible you must meet a minimum ATAR of 69.00, or equivalent, and apply to UAC by the designated closing dates. If successful you will be supported through a range of UTS programs including fi nancial, personal and academic. For further information about inputs visit To apply visit EQUITY SCHOLARSHIPS UTS offers two types of Equity Scholarships: the UTS Diversity Access Scholarships (DAS) and Commonwealth Indigenous Scholarships, which are open to all eligible applicants applying to or enrolled at UTS. All UTS Equity Scholarships applications are processed centrally through UAC. Read section 6.6 in Part 1 for further information on Equity Scholarships. UTS also offers a number of merit and merit-equity scholarships; for details, visit SPECIAL CONSIDERATION Elite Athletes and Performers The Special Admissions Elite Athletes and Performers scheme considers the impact of national/state level competition and performance commitments on recent academic performance and provides approved applicants with 5 bonus points, in addition to their ATAR, for selection. To be considered under the Elite Athletes and Performers Scheme, you must achieve a minimum ATAR of (not including bonus points). How to apply for Special Admissions Elite Athletes and Performers scheme All applicants applying under the Special Admissions Elite Athletes and Performers scheme still need to apply through UAC and satisfy any additional application requirements outlined in the course descriptions. Application for the Elite Athletes and Performers scheme is made directly to UTS, with further information, including application forms, available at educational-access-schemes. Applications close Friday 30 October 2015.

3 ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER AUSTRALIANS Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning provides a pathway to all Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants seeking entry to courses at UTS through our Direct Entry Program. Applications for the scheme are available from and can be submitted at any time. Applicants are invited to join Jumbunna for a pre-testing event the day before the assessment process commences. The date is yet to be determined. Testing will take place in July and September during school holidays. Applicants must still apply through UAC before the start of the program. UAC processing charges increase after Wednesday 30 September Scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students In collaboration with UTS:Insearch a limited number of tuition fee scholarships are available to Indigenous students wishing to undertake study. Entry is based on participation in the Direct Entry Program; applicants who are interested in attending UTS:Insearch as a pathway to UTS do not need to complete a UAC application. For more information about what is offered at UTS:Insearch visit UTS offers Start Up scholarships to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students completing their fi rst undergraduate degree. In addition, there are a number of undergraduate scholarships available for Indigenous students, which can be found at For further information about the Direct Entry Program, relocating and housing and scholarships, visit the Information for Indigenous Australians page at You can join in the conversation with Jumbunna on Facebook at UTSJumbunnaIHL or atsirecruitment@uts.edu.au. Loans UTS offers small interest-free loans to enrolled students through the Student Services Unit. Programs for local students on low incomes provide small grants, assistance with computer access, purchasing textbooks and budgeting advice. Scholarships UTS awards over 1,000 scholarships each year. Scholarships are awarded for a variety of reasons including academic achievement, sporting excellence, or as support for students who have experienced disadvantageous circumstance. UTS also awards a range of industry-sponsored scholarships, including the co-operative scholarships available in B Accounting and B Information Technology. Recipients of these scholarships receive $46,500 over the duration of the degree, along with invaluable work experience with UTS industry partners. UTS Vice-Chancellor s Scholarships The UTS Vice-Chancellor s Scholarships are awarded to students based on academic achievement. The Vice-Chancellor s Outstanding Achievement Scholarships are awarded to the top fi ve school leavers commencing in any UTS undergraduate degree, and are valued at $12,500 per annum for the duration of the degree. In previous years, recipients have achieved ATARs of or higher. The Vice-Chancellor s Merit Scholarships are awarded to fi ve high-achieving (ATAR of or above) school leavers with demonstrated fi nancial disadvantage. These scholarships are valued at $12,500 per annum for the duration of the degree. Visit for details on all UTS scholarships and how to apply. Also refer to section 6.6 in Part 1 for information about Equity Scholarships for fi nancially disadvantaged students. UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL FEE-PAYING APPLICANTS Some international fee-paying applicants apply through UAC; others apply directly to UTS. Read sections 1.4 and 1.5 in Part 1 for further information on how to apply. For further information, call UTS International on (02) or visit BRIDGING COURSES UTS offers a range of bridging courses for students who do not meet the assumed knowledge requirements for their preferred courses. Most of the courses are offered in late January/early February, between enrolment and the start of semester. Bridging courses in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are available to all new students undertaking degree studies. For further information, visit essential-information/bridging-courses. ENROLMENT Acceptance of offer To accept an offer of enrolment you must accept your offer online and register to enrol at at the time you receive your UAC offer. Advanced standing/academic credit If you receive a UTS offer of enrolment and you have completed appropriate subjects in an approved course at a recognised tertiary institution, you may apply for credit for relevant subjects in your chosen UTS course. UTS does not determine credit until an offer of admission is accepted. For further information, visit Deferment of offer Refer to Table 6 in Part 1. Fees and charges All students must pay a student contribution for a Commonwealth-supported place (CSP) read section 6.2 in Part 1. In addition, a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) is payable for each autumn and spring semester. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Youth and student allowances For information about the Centrelink benefi ts available to full-time and part-time students, read section 6.5 in Part 1 of this Guide or visit ACCOMMODATION The University offers fi ve vibrant student residences on or close to our City campus. Residences are fully furnished and self-catering; both multi-share and studio apartments with communal areas and security are available. A Residential Life program supports settling in, learning and personal development. Students looking for private rental accommodation are also assisted. To fi nd out more, visit STUDENT AND CAMPUS SERVICES Careers and appointments For assistance with employment issues, career development and access to careers resources, including information about where UTS graduates get jobs, visit or call (02) Chaplaincy Chaplains from a wide range of faiths are available through the multi-faith chaplaincy service. For further information, visit Childcare UTS has two childcare centres open to students, staff and the community. All services cater for children aged up to fi ve years. The centres are located on or near the City campus: Magic Pudding Child Care Centre (02) and Blackfriars Children s Centre (02) Future students are encouraged to place their names on the childcare waiting list at the time they apply through UAC as places are limited, especially for children under two years. Centre staff are happy to discuss your childcare needs by phone at any time. Counselling Professional counsellors are available for confi dential appointments on campus. UTS also runs a range of seminars to support academic and personal success. For further information, visit Exchange programs UTS has Student Exchange Agreements in over 30 countries across Asia, Europe and the Americas. Students can study at a partner university for one semester or a year and receive credit towards their UTS degree. For further information, visit Health services The UTS Health Service includes a fully accredited medical practice which bulk-bills students who have Medicare cards. For further information, visit

4 UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY Learning assistance Higher Education Language and Presentation Support (HELPS). UTS:HELPS provides English language and academic skills assistance. For further information, visit There is a learning assistance centre for Mathematics. For further information, visit maths-study-centre. UTS also has a number of peer learning programs in place in some challenging undergraduate subjects (eg U:PASS Peer Assisted Study Success sessions). Visit Library and computing services The UTS Library supports student learning and research and helps students to develop their information literacy. For further information, visit Orientation The UTS Orientation Program will support your transition into uni and help you get the best out of your student experience. There will be seminars and workshops over several days, including computer training and academic English. Most importantly, you ll have many opportunities to meet UTS students and staff, helping you to feel part of UTS. For further information, visit Publications For information about staff, policy, rules, by-laws and regulations, consult the UTS: Calendar 2016 at and the UTS: Handbook 2016 at Student organisations The UTS Students Association is the peak representative body for students and offers an advocacy and advice service. For further information, visit Students with disabilities Future students who have disabilities or ongoing illnesses are encouraged to contact Special Needs staff in the Student Services Unit early in the application process. Information given to Special Needs staff will not be disclosed to anyone else without the applicant s permission. Faculty staff can be called upon if necessary to discuss course assessment arrangements and the requirements of any industrial/clinical placements. For further information, visit Applicants whose preparation for university has been affected by disability or illness may be eligible for entry through inputs Educational Access Scheme or Special Admission see information under Educational Access Schemes on page 374 for further details. ActivateUTS ActivateUTS provides catering and sporting facilities, and supports a broad range of student clubs and societies. For more information, visit UTS ADDITIONAL SELECTION CRITERIA Current school leavers Current school leavers are selected on the basis of their ATAR for most courses, with the exception of the courses listed below. You are a current school leaver if you will complete or have completed a recognised Australian Year 12 or overseas equivalent in Refer to Table 7 in Part 1 for information on overseas secondary qualifications. Current school leavers applying for the following courses are required to submit the following additional selection criteria: B Accounting Applicants are selected on the basis of their ATAR, a compulsory questionnaire and an interview. UTS will contact shortlisted applicants in October 2015 to organise interviews. To access the questionnaire and for instructions on how to submit it, visit The closing date for submission of the questionnaire is Friday 23 October You must also include the course as a preference on your UAC application by this date B Information Technology Applicants are selected on the basis of their ATAR, a compulsory questionnaire and interview. To access the questionnaire and for instructions on how to submit it, visit The closing date for submission of the questionnaire is Wednesday 30 September You must also include the course as a preference on your UAC application by this date. Engineering courses Applicants are selected on the basis of their ATAR and consideration of an optional questionnaire. Read the Engineering section on page 384 for full details. To access the questionnaire and for instructions on how to submit it, visit The closing date for submission of the questionnaire is Monday 30 November You must also include the course as a preference on your UAC application by this date. If compulsory additional course application requirements are not submitted by the relevant closing dates your application may not be considered for that course. Non-current school leavers Non-current school leavers may complete an optional personal statement form, attend an interview and/or submit a portfolio for some courses. You are a non-current school leaver if you are NOT completing a recognised Year 12 or overseas equivalent in Courses that require additional selection criteria will have this information listed in the course description. If optional additional course application requirements are not submitted by the relevant closing dates your application will still be considered on the basis of academic results. Personal statement form Selection for courses specifying submission of an optional personal statement form will be made on the basis of an assessment of your academic qualifications. The information provided in the personal statement form will be used to allocate up to 10 bonus points for selection. All non-current school leaver applicants applying for courses recommending the submission of an optional personal statement form are strongly advised to submit the additional requested information. While you will still be considered for selection if you do not submit an optional personal statement form, bonus points allocated as a result of the assessment of the personal statement form are likely to make your application more competitive. To fi nd out which courses consider optional personal statement forms, read Additional selection criteria in the course description. You must use the prescribed personal statement form, which you can download at additional-selection-criteria-uac/personal. A personal statement presents a reasoned case supporting your application to a particular course. Your statement should demonstrate your capacity and motivation for study in the course. You may upload additional documentation to support your personal statement. This could be references supporting your employment history, or certificates from short or private courses (max. four A4 size attachments). Do not upload copies of formal educational documents; for example, HSC, Associate Diploma, Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Bachelor degree or a postgraduate course UTS will have access to these results through your UAC application. The closing date for submission of personal statements (including supporting documents) is Monday 30 November It is strongly advised that you do not leave the submission until the last minute in case you encounter problems with your internet connection. You must also include the course as a preference on your UAC application by this date for your personal statement to be considered. To access the personal statement form and for instructions about how to submit it, visit You can upload your personal statement form through UAC s website after you apply through UAC. For information about uploading your personal statement form, visit Design portfolio Non-current school leavers applying to UTS Design courses can submit an optional design portfolio. The design portfolio is used for interview shortlisting. To be considered for an interview, applicants must submit a digital portfolio (max 3MB) of 6 A4 landscape pages including: fi ve pages of digital fi les of scans and/or photographs (compressed jpegs for web viewing) of original design work appropriate to the course one-page written submission ( words) that selects and identifies one of the submitted pieces of work, addressing the aims of the work and why it succeeded (text must be supplied in 16 point Helvetica, with 1.5 line spacing). Architecture portfolio Non-current school leavers applying to UTS Architecture courses can submit an optional architecture portfolio. The architecture portfolio is used for interview shortlisting. To be considered for an interview, applicants must submit a digital portfolio (max 3MB) of 7 x A4 landscape pages including: fi ve pages of digital fi les of scans and/or photographs (compressed jpegs for web viewing) of original design work appropriate to the course one-page written submission ( words) that selects and identifies one of the submitted pieces of work, addressing the aims of the work and why it succeeded (text must be supplied in 16 point Helvetica, with 1.5 line spacing). one-page written submission (300 words) that describe your academic background and past work experience which relates to your intended fi eld of study. (Text must be supplied in 14 point Helvetica, with single line spacing). The closing date for submission of your portfolio is Friday 30 October It is strongly advised that you do not leave the submission until the last minute in case you encounter problems with your internet connection. You must also include the course as a preference on your UAC application by this date in order for your portfolio to be considered.

5 Applicants who do not submit a portfolio or are not shortlisted for interview will still be considered for entry based on their academic results. You can upload your portfolio through UAC s website after you apply through UAC. For information about uploading your portfolio, visit undergraduate/apply/documents.shtml. Non-current school leaver applicants can submit an optional Design portfolio for the Design courses listed on this page*. UAC code Course name B Design in Architecture B Design in Architecture B Creative Intelligence and Innovation B Landscape Architecture B Design in Animation B Design in Animation B Arts in International Studies B Design in Animation B Creative Intelligence and Innovation B Design in Fashion and Textiles B Design in Fashion and Textiles B Arts in International Studies B Design in Fashion and Textiles B Creative Intelligence and Innovation B Design in Integrated Product Design B Design in Integrated Product Design B Arts in International Studies B Design in Integrated Product Design B Creative Intelligence and Innovation B Design in Interior and Spatial Design B Design in Interior and Spatial Design B Arts in International Studies B Design in Interior and Spatial Design B Creative Intelligence and Innovation B Design in Photography and Situated Media B Design in Photography and Situated Media B Arts in International Studies B Design in Visual Communication B Design in Visual Communication B Arts in International Studies B Design in Visual Communication B Creative Intelligence and Innovation * Non-current school leavers must also include the course as a preference on their UAC application no later than Friday 30 October 2015 in order for their optional portfolio to be considered. UAC processing charges increase after Wednesday 30 September Games Development portfolio Non-current school leavers applying to the UTS Games Development course can upload an optional games professional portfolio which will be used to allocate bonus points for admission. Applicants can optionally provide a web link, documentation or softcopy/ies of their professional portfolio up to a maximum of 3 (three) A4 pages. Items considered include web-based games, animations, relevant examples of games or graphics programming including mobile applications. A maximum of three portfolio items will be evaluated by the selection committee. Applicants who do not submit a portfolio will still be considered for entry based on their academic results. The due date for submission of your Games Development portfolio is Friday 30 October You can upload your portfolio through UAC s website after you apply through UAC. For information about uploading your portfolio, visit undergraduate/apply/documents.shtml. Employment experience Non-current school leaver applicants for Engineering, Information Technology and Science courses are advised to complete the employment question on their UAC application and provide statements of employment to UAC as up to five bonus points may be awarded on the basis of relevant work experience. Your documented work experience must be at least one full-time year or greater. UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY