03 Jun 2020
Media releases
ACTAC statement: National collaboration to support IB students
THE Australasian Conference of Tertiary Admissions Centres (ACTAC), comprising admissions centres from across Australia, is committed to ensuring that International Baccalaureate (IB) students, like other Year 12 students, will still have a pathway to tertiary study in 2021.
As in previous years, the IB diploma scores of graduating students will be converted to an ATAR-like value using the IB Combined Rank schedule published nationally. This conversion ensures that IB students can be considered for courses across Australia in a fair and consistent manner.
IB students aspiring to further study should remain committed to their goals and be reassured that their journey to tertiary study will look similar to previous years.
Read the more in the IB and COVID-19 fact sheet.
Media queries: please contact the tertiary admissions centre in your jurisdiction.
State/Territory | Contact | Phone | |
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NSW/ACT | Kim Paino, UAC | 0409 155 112 | kim.paino@uac.edu.au |
QLD | Adam Waldock, QTAC | 0411 657 468 | adam.waldock@qtac.edu.au |
SA/NT | Debora Birbeck, SATAC | 0411 983 224 | debora.birbeck@satac.edu.au |
TAS | Andrew Gillies, University of Tasmania |
0417 321 840 | andrew.gillies@utas.edu.au |
VIC | Tamara Barth, VTAC | 0429 412 258 | tamara.barth@vtac.edu.au |
WA | Wayne Betts, TISC |
0448 795 300 |
wayneb@tisc.edu.au |
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For further information (media only) email media@uac.edu.au or contact:
Diane Jardine, Communications Coordinator, UAC on 0436 459 603, or
Kim Paino, General Manager, Marketing and Engagement, UAC on 0409 155 112.