Tertiary Course Information
Early Entry Programs for 2026 Entry
ACU Guaranteed Program
Students must also make a VTAC/UAC application.
Applications for 2026 close Monday 15 September 2025.
Visit: https://www.acu.edu.au/study-at-acu/admission-pathways/acu-guarantee
SAE Qantm Early Entry Program
Visit: SAE Early Entry Program and SAE Early Entry Application
Federation Early Entry Program
Applications close on Monday 1 December 2025.
Visit: Early Offer Program
VU Early Entry Program
Applications close 13 October 2025.
Visit: VU's Early Entry Program
UTAS Early Entry Program
Applications can be submitted until Saturday 4 October, and offers will continue to be released in rounds, up until Thursday 30 October 2025.
Visit: UTAS School's Recommendation Program
Westpac Young Technologists Scholarships
Awarded to up to 35 students a year, the Young Technologists Scholarship is open to talented and inquisitive CSP high school graduates looking to strengthen their passion and expertise in technology to innovate and create new opportunities and inspire good in the world of STEM.
Applicants will need to apply for approved technology-related degrees at one of five partner universities:
- Murdoch University
- Queensland University of Technology
- RMIT University
- Western Sydney University
- University of Wollongong
Students who want a diverse and exciting career working at the cutting edge of technological innovation are encouraged to apply for an eligible course at the above-mentioned universities. Successful recipients will receive $15,000 over three years to help support their undergraduate studies in technology, and will also have access to paid internships and inspiring mentors. In addition, students may receive a further $5,000 to cover the cost of attending the Disruptive Leaders Program.
Find out more at Young Technologists Scholarship or register an interest in the 2026 program here. Applications opened on 2 September 2025 and close on 13 January 2026.
Bachelor of Digital Business
Students will gain practical, real-world experience with industry partners as they work through industry-specific datasets, software, workshops, live projects and more. Students will learn to assess how to apply emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence in ways that positively impact both business and society, while developing prized knowledge and skills in cybersecurity and big data.
Find out more about this course at Bachelor of Digital Business.
Accounting Careers and Computer science vs IT
Accounting Careers - An accounting degree from Monash Business School opens doors to diverse careers – from forensic accountant to CEO or cybersecurity analyst. Student who enjoy studying accounting and are considering where an accounting degree might take them, are encouraged to read the following article titled Five Unique Jobs You Wouldn’t Expect from an Accounting Degree.
Computer Science vs. IT - Students often ask about the difference between computer science, IT, software engineering and cybersecurity. Monash has a new animated video that explains each area to help them choose the right path. Watch the video here.
Fine Arts and Music Degrees in 2026
Year 12 students applying for the following Fine Arts or Music courses at the University of Melbourne for 2026 should note that, besides the VCE prerequisites of Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 30 in English (EAL) or at least 25 in English other than EAL, these courses have extra-requirements for eligibility to be selected.
Courses include:
- Fine Arts (Acting), Fine Arts (Animation), Fine Arts (Dance)Fine Arts, (Film & Television), Fine Arts (Music Theatre), Fine Arts (Production), Fine Arts (Screenwriting)Fine Arts (Theatre)
- Fine Arts (Visual Art), Music
Recorded auditions or folios will need to be uploaded via the Supplementary Application form by Monday 29 September 2025, and students are encouraged to browse UniMelb Auditions and Interviews for more details about these extra requirements, and the interviews or call-backs for short-listed applicants.
Studying Health Sciences at Deakin
Study health sciences and help improve people's health and wellbeing. The Health Sector is Australia’s fastest growing sector, and the Bachelor of Health Sciences at Deakin prepares students for a career in -
- disability services
- health education
- international aid
- sport marketing
- nutrition
The Bachelor of Health Sciences offers students over 12 specialised majors, and students may opt to specialise in two. On completion, students may choose to go on to further postgraduate study in a number of fields, including -
Learn more by browsing Health Sciences at Deakin.
The Future of Cyber Security
Cybercrime is an increasing problem in our digitally connected world. The rapid growth of cybercrime has created unparalleled opportunities for those with cyber security expertise, with jobs in the Database & Systems Administrators & ICT Security sector predicted to increase by 38.9% by November 2026 according to Australian Government data.
Deakin’s courses are industry-specific, so students graduate with up-to-date knowledge of the issues important to the industry – like implementing security technologies to protect against hackers or developing IT security solutions. Students can undertake an internship and complete industry cyber security certifications as part of their course. This means they can stand out to future employers and be ready to take advantage of the significant increase in jobs in the field.
Find out more about Cyber Security at Deakin at Bachelor of Cyber Security.
Bachelor of Educational Studies
This course is a pathway for students who are passionate about becoming teachers but do not meet the admission rank for their desired pre-service teacher degree. Eligible students who successfully complete their first year of study (subject to meeting certain progression and non-academic requirements) may apply for transfer into the second year of the Bachelor of Education suite of courses.
This 3-year degree allows students to gain the necessary knowledge to pursue a career in corporate training, educational consultancy, online learning, vocational and community education, curriculum writing, youth services or adult learning, but will not lead to early childhood, primary or secondary teacher registration in Australia. Should teaching be the end goal, students who complete the Bachelor of Educational Studies can progress to a postgraduate Initial Teacher Education qualification.
Find out more at Bachelor of Educational Studies.
Abroad Program
You can study almost anywhere in the world with Deakin Abroad, and the length of your overseas study experience is up to you. Go for as little as a few weeks, or up to a full year – the options are endless.
Students have a wide range of options at Deakin including –
Browse the above links as well as Study Abroad Program at Deakin to learn more.