How to apply for undergraduate study
- International prospective students
- Australian prospective students
- Honours prospective students
- Current students
- Single course enrolment
See also How to apply for postgraduate study
International prospective students
Prospective international students takes you through the application process for studying in Australia and provides other details about accommodation, scholarships and awards, programs and fees, and entry requirements.
For specific enquiries contact Greg Donovan, International Student Officer for the South Australian School of Art.
Australian prospective students
Your category (year 12 school leaver etc), the program you are eligible for (undergraduate or postgraduate) and the time of year you are applying will determine your method of application. The links below will help you identify procedures and contacts relevant to this process.
- Entry requirements. Provides information on entry requirements and application and admission procedures for undergraduate and postgraduate students no matter what your category
- Campus Central. This student service is a one stop shop for all your information needs
- Fees and finances. This page provides answers and useful links for all your questions about fees
- Program information. This website provides information on undergraduate and postgraduate programs offered by the University of South Australia
- UniWeb (SATAC). This SATAC webpage provides information to prospective university students on how to apply
Honours prospective students (Visual Arts and Visual Communication)
Go to Apply online to apply for Honours in the South Australian School of Art.
- How to navigate Apply online (RTF file) will help with the application process
Note: Applicants who have completed their undergraduate studies at institutions other than the South Australian School of Art should contact the relevant Program Director in order to arrange an interview prior to lodging their application. For Honours in Visual Arts contact Olga Sankey (email Olga.Sankey@unisa.edu.au or phone 08 8302 9204) and for Honours in Visual Communication contact Fred Littlejohn (email Robert.Littlejohn@unisa.edu.au or phone 08 8302 0678).
Current students
Cross-institutional students
You can become a cross-institutional student if you are enrolled in a program at one educational institution (the home institution) and are permitted by that institution to enrol in courses at another recognised educational institution (the host institution) to be counted towards an award of the home institution. For details on the process for becoming a cross-institutional student at another institution, if you are currently a student of the South Australian School of Art, refer to Cross Institutional Enrolment (Word document).
You will require either:
- Cross-Institutional Admission Application - current UniSA students
(for UniSA students applying to study at another institution)
OR - Cross-Institutional Admission Application - non-UniSA students (for students from another institution applying to study at UniSA)
available on the Student and Academic Services Forms for students page.
Exchange students
Go to International
Student Exchange Program for details on eligibility and how to apply
for an international exchange, as a UniSA student.
Single course enrolment
Single course enrolment refers to either
- Non-Award: enrolment in a course, where completion of the course
does not count toward a program. Apply for enrolment using the
Application for Admission (Non Award) form on the Student and Academic Services
Forms for
students page
(fees apply)
OR - Audit: attendance at a course where no work is assessed and no future credit can be claimed. Apply for enrolment using the Application for Admission - Audit Students form on the Student and Academic Services Forms for students page (fees apply)
Note: Single course enrolment does not include cross-institutional enrolment where the course is to count towards the academic award of another institution. Nor does it include enrolment by a currently enrolled award student into courses which are additional to the academic program.