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Degrees available for midyear entry
Level of study
Area of study
Mode of study
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Bachelor of Business (Finance)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Master of Finance (Financial Planning)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Master of Finance (Global Investment and Trade)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Master of Finance
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Master of Management
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Master of Management (Business Analytics)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Master of Management (Human Resource Management)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Master of Management (Tourism and Event Management)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Master of Management (Supply Chain Management)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Master of Management (Marketing)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting)/Master of Management (Advertising and Brand Management)
- Bachelor of Business (Finance)
- Bachelor of Business (Finance)/Master of Professional Accounting
- Bachelor of Business (Real Estate Practice)
- Bachelor of Business (Economics, Finance and Trade)
- Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning)
- Bachelor of Business (Economics, Finance and Trade)/Master of Finance
- Bachelor of Business (Economics, Finance and Trade)/Master of Finance (Financial Planning)
- Bachelor of Business (Management)
- Bachelor of Business (Management)
- Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
- Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
- Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Event Management)
- Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Event Management)/Master of Management (Marketing)
- Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
- Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)/Master of Management (Business Analytics)
- Bachelor of Business (Sport and Recreation Management)
- Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
- Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
- Bachelor of Business (Marketing)/Master of Management (Tourism and Event Management)
- Bachelor of Marketing and Communication
- Bachelor of Marketing and Communication
- Bachelor of Business (Property)
- Bachelor of Business (Property)/Master of Finance
- Bachelor of Business (Property)/Master of Finance (Financial Planning)
- Bachelor of Business (Property)/Master of Finance (Global Investment and Trade)
- Bachelor of Business
- Bachelor of Business (Legal Studies)
- Bachelor of Business (Innovation and Entrepreneurship)
- Bachelor of Business (Innovation and Entrepreneurship)/Master of Management
- Bachelor of Business (Information Strategy and Management)
- Bachelor of Business (International Business)
- Bachelor of Business (Design and Marketing)
- Bachelor of Business/Master of Management
- Bachelor of Business/Master of Management (Business Analytics)
- Bachelor of Business/Master of Management (Human Resource Management)
- Bachelor of Business/Master of Management (Marketing)
- Bachelor of Business/Master of Management (Supply Chain Management)
- Bachelor of Business/Master of Management (Tourism and Event Management)
- Bachelor of Business/Master of Management (Advertising and Brand Management)
- Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning)
- Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning)/Master of Professional Accounting
- Master of Finance
- Master of Management
- Master of Management (Supply Chain Management)
- Master of Management (Tourism and Event Management)
- Master of Professional Accounting
- International Master of Business Administration (Human Resource Management)
- International Master of Business Administration (Marketing)
- International Master of Business Administration (Supply Chain Management)
- International Master of Business Administration (Tourism and Event Management)
- Master of Management (Human Resource Management)
- Master of Management (Marketing)
- International Master of Business Administration
- International Master of Business Administration (Finance)
- International Master of Business Administration (Advertising and Brand Management)
- Master of Finance (Financial Planning)
- Master of Management (Advertising and Brand Management)
- Master of Finance (Global Investment and Trade)
- International Master of Business Administration
- Master of Management (Business Analytics)
- Graduate Certificate in Business
- Graduate Certificate in Management
- Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
- Bachelor of Laws Double Degrees (Honours)
- Bachelor of Business (Legal Studies)
- Bachelor of Criminal Justice
- Bachelor of Psychology
- Bachelor of Psychology
- Bachelor of Psychology (Cognitive Neuroscience)
- Bachelor of Psychology (Counselling and Interpersonal Skills)
- Bachelor of Psychological Science and Sociology
- Bachelor of Social Work (Magill)
- Bachelor of Social Work (Mount Gambier)
- Bachelor of Social Work (Whyalla)
- Bachelor of Social Science (Ageing and Disability)
- Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services)
- Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services)/Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services)/Bachelor of Psychology
- Bachelor of Arts (Aboriginal Cultures and Australian Society)
- Bachelor of Arts (Aboriginal Cultures and Australian Society)/Master of Teaching (Secondary)
- Bachelor of Arts (Applied Linguistics)
- Bachelor of Arts (History and Global Politics)
- Bachelor of Arts (Law, Policy and Politics)
- Bachelor of Arts (Psychology)
- Bachelor of Arts (Sociology)
- Master of Aboriginal Studies
- Graduate Diploma in Aboriginal Studies
- Graduate Certificate in Aboriginal Studies
- Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Honours) (Magill)
- Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Honours) (Mawson Lakes)
- Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Honours) (Whyalla)
- Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Honours) (Mount Gambier)
- Bachelor of Primary Education (Honours) (Magill)
- Bachelor of Primary Education (Honours) (Mawson Lakes)
- Bachelor of Primary Education (Honours) (Mount Gambier)
- Bachelor of Primary Education (Honours) (Whyalla)
- Bachelor of Arts (English Language)
- Bachelor of Arts (Languages)
- Diploma in Arts
- Diploma in Business
- Diploma in Information Technology
- Diploma in Science and the Environment
- Diploma in Engineering
- Diploma in Construction
- Diploma in Health (City West)
- Diploma in Health (Mount Gambier)
- UniSA Foundation Studies
- UniSA Foundation Studies (Regional) - Whyalla strand
- UniSA Foundation Studies (Regional) - Mt Gambier strand
- Master of Teaching (Secondary)
- Master of Education (TESOL)
- Master of Education
- Graduate Diploma in Education (Islamic Education)
- Graduate Certificate in Education (Islamic Education)
- Bachelor of Laws (Honours) - Graduate Entry
- Bachelor of Interior Architecture
- Bachelor of Architectural Studies
- Bachelor of Design (Communication Design)
- Bachelor of Design (Product Design)
- Bachelor of Design (Illustration and Animation)
- Bachelor of Design (Illustration and Animation) (TAFE SA Diploma program in Game Art)
- Bachelor of Film and Television
- Bachelor of Film and Television/Master of Teaching (Secondary)
- Bachelor of Digital Media
- Bachelor of Contemporary Art
- Bachelor of Contemporary Art/Master of Teaching (Secondary)
- Bachelor of Arts
- Bachelor of Arts/Master of Teaching (Secondary)
- Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing and Literature)
- Bachelor of Arts (Cultural Studies)
- Bachelor of Arts (Performing Arts)
- Bachelor of Arts (Social Media)
- Bachelor of Arts (Screen Studies)
- Bachelor of Creative Industries
- Bachelor of Communication and Media
- Bachelor of Communication
- Bachelor of Journalism and Professional Writing
- Bachelor of Journalism and Professional Writing/Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing and Literature)
- Master of Architecture
- Graduate Diploma in Design (Communication Design)
- Graduate Diploma in Design (Sustainable Design)
- Graduate Diploma in Design (Design and Construct)
- Graduate Diploma in Design (Industrial Design)
- Graduate Diploma in Design (Interior Architecture)
- Master of Design (Communication Design)
- Master of Design (Design and Construct)
- Master of Design (Interior Architecture)
- Master of Design (Sustainable Design)
- Master of Design (Industrial Design)
- Graduate Diploma in Design (Contemporary Art)
- Master of Design (Contemporary Art)
- Bachelor of Construction Management
- Bachelor of Construction Management
- Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours)
- Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours)
- Bachelor of Science
- Bachelor of Science/Master of Teaching (Secondary)
- Bachelor of Aviation (Management)
- Bachelor of Aviation (Pilot)
- Bachelor of Mathematics (Industrial and Applied Mathematics)
- Bachelor of Mathematics (Data Science)
- Bachelor of Mathematics (Data Science)/Master of Teaching (Secondary)
- Bachelor of Mathematics (Industrial and Applied Mathematics)/Master of Teaching (Secondary)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical and Mechatronic)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical and Advanced Manufacturing)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil and Construction Management)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil and Structural)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Mechatronic)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Surveying)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Flexible Entry)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil and Construction Management)/Master of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil and Structural)/Master of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil)/Bachelor of stem
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic)/Bachelor of stem
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil)/Master of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil)/Master of Engineering (Water Resources Management)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical)/Bachelor of stem
- Associate Degree in Engineering
- Associate Degree in Engineering
- Bachelor of Information Technology
- Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile Application Development)
- Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development)
- Bachelor of Information Technology (Games and Entertainment Design)
- Bachelor of Information Technology (Networking and Cybersecurity)
- Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours)
- Bachelor of Environmental Science
- Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) (Industrial and Applied Mathematics)
- Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours)
- Bachelor of Science (Honours)
- Master of Project Management
- Master of Engineering (Engineering Management)
- Master of Engineering (Electrical Power)
- Master of Engineering (Telecommunications)
- Master of Data Science
- Master of Information Technology (Enterprise Management)
- Master of Information Management (Library and Information Management)
- Master of Information Management (Archives and Records Management)
- Master of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure)
- Master of Engineering (Water Resources Management)
- Master of Environmental Science
- Master of Applied Project Management
- Master of Applied Project Management (Contract Management)
- Graduate Certificate in Project Management
- Graduate Certificate in Building Surveying
- Graduate Certificate in Engineering (Engineering Management)
- Graduate Certificate in Data Science
- Graduate Certificate in Information Technology
- Graduate Certificate in Information Management
- Graduate Certificate in Environmental Science
- Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (Enterprise Management)
- Graduate Diploma in Information Management (Library and Information Management)
- Graduate Diploma in Information Management (Archives and Records Management)
- Graduate Diploma in Environmental Science
- Graduate Diploma in Project Management (Contract Management)
- Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition and Exercise)
- Bachelor of Public Health
- Diploma in Aged Care
- Undergraduate Certificate in Aged Care
- Master of Medical Sonography (General)
- Master of Medical Sonography (Vascular)
- Master of Medical Sonography (Cardiac)
- Graduate Certificate in Breast Imaging
- Graduate Certificate in Health Science (Clinical Education)
- Graduate Diploma in Medical Sonography (General)
- Graduate Diploma in Medical Sonography (Vascular)
- Graduate Diploma in Medical Sonography (Cardiac)
- Bachelor of Community Health
- Master of Health Services Management
- Graduate Certificate in Pharmacy Practice
- Graduate Certificate in Health Services Management
- Graduate Diploma in Health Services Management
Frequently asked questions
These FAQs are for domestic students only. International students please refer to the International FAQs.
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Undergraduate
Applying
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How do I apply for a midyear degree?
Applications for degrees open for midyear studies are made via the South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC).
If you’ve already made an application to start your studies with UniSA in semester one of this year, you won’t need to submit a new application. Simply log back into your current application on the SATAC website, change your preferences to include your midyear degree, and respond to any offers you were made previously to indicate you wish to be considered for your new, midyear preference(s).
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How do I order my preferences?
With space for 6 preferences in your SATAC application, we encourage you to arrange these in order of what you want to study most as well as some back up options – just in case.
Check out our ‘How to order your preferences to get the offer you really want’ webinar.
Remember, you can change or add new preferences to your SATAC application as many times as you like although we do recommend calling our Future Student Enquiries for advice before making a change.
If you are unsure which career or area of study you are interested in, you may be interested in completing a MyCareerMatch quiz. The quiz will provide you with a personalised career report giving you information about your personality style and a list of career options, which are complementary to your natural strengths and talents. For many of these career areas there is a degree/s that you can study at UniSA that can help you achieve this career goal!
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When do midyear applications close?
Closing dates for midyear applications do vary. Contact our Future Student Enquiries team before making a formal application via SATAC.
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When will I receive an offer?
Offers for midyear studies are generally released by SATAC between April and July. Not all degrees will take part in early midyear offer rounds, so don’t panic if you don’t hear back about your application until June or early July. Contact Future Student Enquiries if you have questions about offer timelines or our midyear application.
Offers and enrolment
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What should I know about offers and enrolment?
If you have received an offer to study at UniSA - congratulations! We can’t wait to welcome you to the UniSA community.
- If you received an offer to your first preference, SATAC will automatically accept your offer on your behalf – there’s nothing you need to do.
- If you have received an offer for a program that is not your first preference, make sure you log into SATAC to accept/respond to your offer.
Look out for your new students email in your inbox that will tell you everything you need to know about accessing your UniSA student email, key dates and your next steps. In the meantime, check out the New Students website and watch the How to Enrol video to get a head start on your enrolment checklist, planning your timetable and enrolling in your courses.
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When do classes start for midyear studies?
The majority of UniSA Bachelor degrees will start midyear studies on the 26th of July. If you’re studying our Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) or the Bachelor of Design (Product Design), you’ll commence your studies on the 14th of June if you are looking to study full time. If you’re studying a business-related degree, your studies will start on the 2nd of August.
Deferring & transferring
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If I received a semester one offer and deferred my place, am I able to commence my studies midyear?
If your degree offers midyear entry, you’ll certainly be able to commence in your deferred place for midyear. Not all degrees offer a midyear intake though, so if your degree does not accept midyear applications, you’ll need to commence your studies in semester one of the following year. Contact Future Student Enquiries to see if you have the option of commencing midyear.
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If I defer a midyear offer, how long is my deferment for?
If you receive an offer to start your studies midyear and you aren’t able to take up your place, you can defer your studies for six months only. It’s important that you log into your SATAC application and let us know you want to defer by selecting the appropriate response. With a midyear deferment, you’ll start your studies in semester one of the following year. Many degrees offer midyear deferment, so contact our Future Student Enquiries team to see if your degree offers this option.
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I started a degree in semester one and I don’t think it’s the right one for me. Am I able to transfer into another degree midyear?
If you’ve started university studies and decided the degree isn’t quite right for you, there are options available! If you are a UniSA student, you might want to discuss your options with our Career Services Team, who can assist with finding the right career path for you.
Once you’ve identified the degree you are interested in, check to see if there is a midyear intake by visiting the SATAC website. If your desired degree does have a midyear intake, you’ll be able to apply to transfer. It’s important to note that the application process may change depending on how much study you have been enrolled into.
If you have completed one full time semester in your degree with UniSA (generally 18 units of study) you will have a Grade Point Average (GPA) that you may use to apply. Many UniSA degrees allow a UniSA student to internally transfer through an application with Campus Central. You can view degrees that accept internal transfers on the Campus Central website. If you have not completed one full time semester, you may need to apply through SATAC.
If you are currently studying with another university and would like to transfer to study with UniSA, applications will need to be submitted through SATAC.
To clarify your situation and to get advice on the correct application process and timelines, contact Future Student Enquiries.
Pathways
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What entry pathways can I consider for a midyear degree?
UniSA considers a range of pathways for entry into our midyear degrees, including TAFE or RTO qualifications, previous high school results, previous university study, or even a Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) result. To find out all possible entry methods, check out our pathways website. If you have any specific questions about gaining entry, our Future Student Enquiries team are happy to help! Contact the team on 08 8302 2376.
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I’m thinking about sitting the Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) for midyear entry, when are the next sittings?
The Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) is organised by SATAC. Midyear STAT sitting dates are usually released by SATAC in mid-April. Once you’ve started an application through the SATAC website, you’ll be able to book in to sit a STAT. Visit the SATAC website for upcoming sitting dates, alternatively contact SATAC on 08 8224 4000.
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How do I prepare to sit the STAT?
Our short ten minute Preparing for the STAT video is a great place to start, detailing information about the STAT, eligibility, strategies for success, as well as running through an example question! You can also find small sample tests from the Australian Centre for Educational Resources (ACER) on their website.
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How do I apply for a midyear degree?
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Postgraduate
Applying
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How do I apply for a midyear degree?
Applications to most postgraduate degrees are made online via SATAC (the South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre). However, for some of our postgraduate degrees, you’ll need to apply directly to UniSA. A list of these degrees can be found here.
If you’ve already made an application to SATAC to start your studies in semester one of this year, you won’t need to submit a new application. Simply log back into your current application on the SATAC website, change your preferences to include your midyear degree, and respond to any offers you were made previously to indicate you wish to be considered for your new, midyear preference(s).
For further assistance, contact Future Student Enquiries.
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When do midyear applications close?
Closing dates for midyear applications do vary. Contact our Future Student Enquiries team before making a formal application.
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Am I able to apply for a postgraduate program, if I haven’t completed an undergraduate degree?
To be eligible for many postgraduate programs, a completed undergraduate degree is required. A small number of our Graduate Certificate degrees do consider work and life experience. Contact Future Student Enquiries to discuss the right degree for you.
Offers and enrolment
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When will I receive an offer?
Offers for midyear studies are generally released by SATAC between April and July. Applications can take a few weeks to be assessed, but if you have questions about your midyear application and offer timelines, contact our Future Student Enquiries team.
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What should I know about offers and enrolment?
If you have received an offer to study at UniSA - congratulations! We can’t wait to welcome you to the UniSA community.
- If you received an offer to your first preference, SATAC will automatically accept your offer on your behalf – there’s nothing you need to do.
- If you have received an offer for a program that is not your first preference, make sure you log into SATAC to accept/respond to your offer.
Look out for your new students email in your inbox that will tell you everything you need to know about accessing your UniSA student email, key dates and your next steps. In the meantime, check out the New Students website and watch the How to Enrol video to get a head start on your enrolment checklist, planning your timetable and enrolling in your courses.
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When do classes start for midyear studies?
The majority of UniSA postgraduate degrees will start midyear studies on the 26th of July, with only business-related degrees starting later, on the 2nd of August. To confirm the starting date of your desired degree, please contact Future Student Enquiries.
Deferring
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Can I defer my postgraduate studies?
Places to commence in postgraduate study are not able to be deferred through UniSA, however there are other options you can look into if you aren’t able to commit to full time study. For example, many programs can be studied on a part time basis, so you may have the opportunity to enrol into one or two courses instead of delaying your studies altogether. Contact Future Student Enquiries to discuss your options.
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How do I apply for a midyear degree?
I still have questions – who can I contact?
We’re here to help. Our Future Student Enquiries Team are the experts. Give us a call or submit an online enquiry to have your questions answered.
Future Student Enquiries Team
(08) 8302 2376
9.00am – 5.00pm (ACDT), Monday to Friday