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- English Proficiency is a student's ability to use the English language to make and communicate meaning in spoken and written contexts while completing their program of study. English proficiency...
- Updated A lecture is a formal presentation conducted by your lecturer. Tutorials are smaller classes which allow discussion of lecture content and assignments. You can ask questions and clarify what you...
- When applying to UniSQ, your application can go through a number of different statuses: In progress - your application has been started, but not yet submitted Submitted - your application has been...
- Updated If you've enrolled in an on-campus course or an external course that has an on-campus attendance requirement (such as residential schools), you must also register for timetabled classes. The...
- Your Formal Exam Schedule details the type of exams you have been set for each of your courses and the timeframes in which they must be completed and submitted. To access your Formal...
- Your final grade is determined by combining your marks for each assessment item in accordance with the course specification . Available below is an example of how to combine your...
- If you are going to study at a higher education provider or university, you might be enrolled in a place where the Government pays part of your fees.This is called a Commonwealth supported place...
- When applying to UniSQ, you may be requested to action your application at different stages: Continue - you can resume an application that you have previously started, but not yet submitted. Edit...
- You may be eligible for credit towards your UniSQ study, if you have completed prior study, such as a few subjects, a full Diploma /Degree and/or have relevant work experience. ...
- Each student or graduate has a 10-digit unique Student Number. When you commence your studies, you will be provided with your Student Number. Your Student Number will appear on your: UniSQ...