If you are interested in attending university and your education was disadvantaged over a long time by circumstances beyond your control, you may be able to apply for admission to UTS through one of the special admission schemes:
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Educational disadvantage,
for people who have experienced financial hardship, illness or disability, family disruption, language difficulties, attendance at a disadvantaged school and other long term disadvantages. -
Refugee,
for permanent resident (humanitarian) visa holder with previous academic or secondary qualifications, but no documentation of the qualifications due to my refugee experience. -
Elite athletes or performers,
for people with extensive elite level sport or performing arts commitments.
Applicants for the special admissions schemes must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
Find out more about the special admission schemes:
