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University of Technology Sydney degrees
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Use all ATAR profile data as a guide only; it provides a broad overview of the ATARs and selection ranks of previous Year 12 students admitted into that course. ATARs and selection ranks required for entry in 2024 may be different. If you are unsure about including a course among your preferences, contact the relevant institution.
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– = data is not available.Year 12 Engineering Questionnaire
Although your selection rank can be a good indicator of a successful career in engineering, we know from our experience in the education of professional engineers that other factors also play a significant role. Student motivation, interpersonal skills, design talent and technical aptitude are just a few aspects which can contribute to both performance within an engineering degree and your success as a professional engineer. The Year 12 Engineering Questionnaire takes these factors into account when assessing applications.
How does it work?
Your responses to the Engineering Questionnaire will be considered if you fall short of the published selection rank by up to three points. This demonstration of motivation to study engineering, with examples of relevant projects/hobbies and personal skills, could get you over the line in receiving an offer to your preferred engineering degree.
– A minimum selection rank of 80 must be achieved.
– You must list an Engineering or IT course at UTS as your first preference in UAC December Round 2.
– Your questionnaire will not be considered if your preferred course has reached capacity.
Your selection rank is calculated on a combination of your ATAR, including any adjustments you may be eligible for from either an admissions scheme or prior qualifications. This could include your previous ATAR, tertiary results, work experience or bridging and preparatory studies.
For more information, visit the UTS website.
Today's IT professionals are programming, networking, analysing and building. They are pioneering business and technical solutions for computer hardware, software, electronics, telecommunications, e-commerce and computer services.
Your UTS IT degree will prepare you for a fast-paced digital future giving you the knowledge and developing the skills you need for any industry or your own start-up. Our courses provide you with the mix of technical and business skills that employers are looking for, developing a strong foundation in the basics of IT and a specialist skillset in your chosen IT major.
Industry work placements are included in the Bachelor of Information Technology (Co-operative Scholarship) and Bachelor of Science in IT, Diploma in IT Professional Practice courses, with an option for all other IT students to add the Diploma in IT Professional Practice to their studies.
For further information, visit the UTS website.
Year 12 IT Questionnaire
Although your selection rank can be a good indicator of a successful career in IT, we know from our experience in the education of IT professionals that other factors also play a significant role. Student motivation, interpersonal skills, design talent and technical aptitude are just a few aspects which can contribute to both performance within an IT degree and your success as an IT professional. The Year 12 IT Questionnaire takes these factors into account when assessing applications.
How does it work?
Your responses to the IT Questionnaire will be considered if you fall short of the published selection rank by up to three points. This demonstration of motivation to study IT, with examples of relevant projects/hobbies and personal skills, could get you over the line in receiving an offer to your preferred IT degree.
– A minimum selection rank of 80 must be achieved.
– You must list an Engineering or IT course at UTS as your first preference in UAC December Round 2.
– Your questionnaire will not be considered if your preferred course has reached capacity.
– The Year 12 IT Questionnaire is not applicable to the Bachelor of Information Technology.
Your selection rank is calculated on a combination of your ATAR, including any adjustments you may be eligible for from either an admissions scheme or prior qualifications. This could include your previous ATAR, tertiary results, work experience or bridging and preparatory studies.
For more information, visit the UTS website.