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Apply now to study an undergraduate degree at Griffith
Here are the key steps and important things to know about applying to study an undergraduate degree at Griffith. Follow these steps and get ready to learn.
If you are an international student, please apply by visiting international applications.
For more information about applying to Griffith University and for a summary of the Student Profile visit qtac.com.au.
How to apply
How to apply
1. Choose your degree
Select the degree you want to apply for using the Degree finder on our website and understand the degree details.
2. Check entry requirements
You’ll need to meet admission requirements to apply for an undergraduate degree. First, check the entry requirements for your chosen degree, looking for the ATAR or required selection rank, subject prerequisite requirements and any other prerequisites.
Some degrees may have additional criteria, including audition, interview or portfolio.
ATAR , IB and Selection Rank
An Australian Tertiary Admission Rank is the rank assigned to eligible Year 12 students in all Australian states and territories. Some high schools also offer the Diploma of the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. If you do not have an ATAR or IB score, you can still receive a Selection Rank on the basis of previous secondary schooling, tertiary, bridging and enabling studies, tertiary admissions tests or work experience and qualifications.
Prerequisites and assumed knowledge
Most Griffith degrees are based on assumed knowledge. This is knowledge you are expected to have gained through certain subjects at school and on which you'll be able to build at university. It is not required for your application or admission but it will make the degree's material more accessible.
If you don't have the assumed knowledge expected for your desired degree, we strongly encourage you to undertake bridging courses in order to strengthen your foundation for study.
Some degrees, including law, education, paramedicine and occupational therapy, have subject prerequisites as a condition of admission. Check out our pages on Prerequisites and assumed knowledge.
3. Check fees, degree duration & available scholarships
Fees
You can find indicative fees for specific degrees via our study website. Most domestic students studying an undergraduate degree are eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place. This means the majority of the cost is covered by the Australian Government and you only pay a smaller portion.
Visit our Paying your fees page to find out more about costs.
Duration
Most of our undergraduate degrees can be completed in three years when studied full time. Check out the study website to see the duration of your chosen program.
Trimesters
Griffith University teaches across three trimesters, rather than two semesters, which gives you the flexibility to pace your study to suit your needs. You may also be able to fast-track your degree by studying in Trimester 3. Trimester 3 is not compulsory for all degrees.
Scholarships
It’s worth looking at our scholarships as they can help fund your study. You only need to apply once and we will assess which scholarship you may be eligible for. You may be eligible based on your background, chosen study area, personal circumstances, financial need or achievements.
4. Submit your application online via QTAC or UAC
The application process should take you about 15 minutes. Visit either the QTAC website in Queensland or the UAC website in NSW .
If you intend studying at the Gold Coast, we recommend that you apply either via QTAC or UAC , not both. If you're eligible, you'll still receive your offer with us, and you'll save on application fees. Not all Gold Coast degrees are on offer via UAC , so please check the degrees on offer before submitting your application.
Most students will apply through QTAC or UAC , although we do offer some direct admission options for TAFE Diploma and Adult Tertiary Preparation graduates into specific degrees and First Peoples Direct Admission for mature students—please get in touch with us if you need help
When applying
- Make sure you have ready your email address, personal details, qualification details, and your list of degree preferences.
- On the QTAC / UAC website, start by creating an account and entering your personal and contact details.
- Answer the questions about your qualifications, including details about the study you’ve completed or are doing now.
- Enter your preferences. With QTAC / UAC , you can enter up to six degree preferences. We recommend prioritising them like this:
- Preferences 1 and 2: your favourite degree choices
- Preferences 3 and 4: your backup degree choice
- Preferences 5 and 6: your pathway degrees – degrees that will help you upgrade to your preferred degree
- Review and check your application
Handy tips
- For information on which offer rounds Griffith is participating in visit QTAC Course Offers and Vacancy or UAC Applications and offers.
- For information on when to apply and submit documentation for specific offer rounds visit QTAC Key dates or UAC Key dates.
- For Undergraduate Certificates, you need to apply directly to Griffith. Simply choose your certificate from our Degree Finder and click on 'Apply'
5. Track your application
Checking the status of your application is simple, and you’ll be able to get all the information you need, when you need it, through an easy–to–use tool on the QTAC / UAC website.
6. Accept your offer
If you’ve secured a direct offer with us, congratulations!
If you applied through QTAC or UAC your offer will come from them, so keep an eye out for that. Once you have your offer, QTAC / UAC gives you a short time to respond, so make sure you get back to them quickly.
Unique Student Identifier
Your Unique Student Identifier is your key to confirming eligibility for a Commonwealth supported place and Commonwealth financial assistance ( HECS-HELP , FEE-HELP or OS-HELP ). If you're starting a new degree, you’ll need to have it handy to add to your pre-enrolment questionnaire before your first census date. For further information visit Unique-Student Identifier.
7. Enrol
If you choose to accept your offer, you’ll receive a welcome email outlining the steps you need to take to enrol.
We’re more than happy to help you with this process, so feel free to contact us if you need support.
The Starting@Griffith email includes your enrolment link and will be emailed to the email address you provided in your TAC application.
Make sure you enrol as soon as you can. If you don’t meet the deadline your offer will lapse. Lapsed offers are not automatically reinstated and for some programs reinstatement is not possible.
Admissions Pathways
Our admission pathway options can help you improve your Selection Rank, upgrade to your preferred Griffith degree or satisfy subject prerequisites.
If you didn't complete Year 12, we have access schemes that can help you gain admission to Griffith. Making the most of your preferences when you apply can also help provide an admission pathway to your preferred degree.
Undergraduate diplomas
Our undergraduate diplomas give you a supported start to university studies, helping you to transition to your chosen Bachelor degree.
Things to consider
Year 12 Early Offer Guarantee
The Year 12 Early Offer Guarantee provides certainty to eligible students based on Year 12 results to provide you with an early offer on the last day of school—so there’s no anxious waiting for Year 12s.
ATAR Guarantee
Open to school leavers as well as mature students, our ATAR Guarantees take some of the stress out of applying to university and give you more certainty about your future study choices.
Prerequisites and assumed knowledge
Some degrees, including laws, education, paramedicine and occupational therapy, have subject prerequisites as a condition of admission. These are subjects—in areas such as English, maths and science—that you must have completed successfully in order to gain entry into a degree. If you have not successfully completed a prerequisite subject for your desired degree, you'll need to undertake a bridging course to meet the entry requirement.
Adjustment Factors
Adjustment factors recognise your academic achievements or personal circumstances and boost your selection rank, which improves your chances of getting into your preferred degree.
Find out more about Adjustment factors
International Baccalaureate Diploma
Griffith provides certainty to International Baccalaureate Diploma students. Whether you’ve been awarded an IB Diploma or IB Bilingual Diploma, or partially completed one, we have a range of pathways and policies to help you reach your study goals.
Honours
Honours programs provide an opportunity for advanced-level study and for training in research skills and methodologies in a particular subject area. Explore adding an honours program to your degree and find out how to apply.
Double Degrees
Discover the benefits of studying a double degree, as well as what you can study and how to apply.
Trying study before you finish school
If you are a high school student looking for a challenge, Griffith University’s Head Start program is designed to give you a taste of university life while you’re still at school—for free.
Find out more about Griffith University's Head Start program
Mature students
More than 50% of Griffith’s student population are mature students. We help mature students navigate admission pathways to university and transition smoothly into tertiary study.
Veterans
At Griffith, we recognise and value your experience in the Australian Defence Force. We’ll give consideration to your armed services training and experience to give you an equivalent rank.
High achievers
The Student Academy of Excellence offers an extracurricular program for high-achieving students, with initiatives such as mentoring, industry training and international experiences with partner universities.
Elite athletes
Elite athletes can gain direct entry to Griffith through the Griffith Sports College. The College also coordinates with the University to provide elite athletes the study flexibility required to achieve sporting excellence.
Scholarships
One of our scholarships could help you achieve your dreams. Our single application form checks your eligibility against multiple scholarships, which increases your opportunities.
Accommodation
Find a place to stay that suits you while you're studying at Griffith.
Access and pathways for women
Over 60% of Griffith’s student and staff population are women. We support women to access education and provide flexible pathways, scholarships and mentoring to support women to complete their studies. Griffith is an employ of choice for women.
Key dates
Please refer to key dates for application closing dates. For other key dates, including open enrolment for your trimester, please refer to the Academic Calendar.