Key Tertiary Application Dates

Monday 19 December 2022 at 8.30am: SACE results and ATAR release.

Wednesday 4 January 2023: Change of preference deadline for Semester 1 offers.

Thursday 12 January 2023: Main offer round. Offers emailed by 5.00pm.

Wednesday 25 January: Second January offer round, emailed by 5.00pm.

Thursday 2 February 2023: Further offer rounds, emailed every Tuesday and Thursday until Thursday 9 March 2023.

University of South Australia

If your daughter applied to study at UniSA in 2023, she can find various information to support her transition by using this link.

Explore new worlds with creative events at UniSA
Visit their events and exhibitions to inspire your daughter’s creative journey and connect with some of the finest creative minds SA has to offer across architecture, art and design and film and television

Australian Chiropractic College (ACC)

The ACC is one of only five higher education institutions in Australia able to deliver a Bachelor of Chiropractic degree, and they are the only provider in South Australia. The ACC now also offers a general Diploma of Health Sciences, that flows seamlessly into the degree or allows graduates to explore other areas. Please follow this link to find upcoming events.

The University of Melbourne

Domestic Students

Thursday 22 December 2022 at 4.00pm: VTAC change of preference period closes for the January offer round.

Friday 13 January 2023: Domestic January offer round.

International Students (studying in Australia for Year 12)

Thursday 22 December 2022: VTAC change of preference period closes for the January offer round one.

Friday 6 January 2023: International offer round one.

Tuesday 10 January 2023 at 4.00pm: VTAC change of preference period closes for January offer round two.

Thursday 12 January 2023: International offer round two.

Tuesday 17 January 2023: International offer round three.

Friday 20 January 2023: International offer round four.

Monday 30 January 2023: International offer round five.

Please note that students who have completed an Australian Year 12 Program in South Australia will NOT receive an offer from the University of Melbourne in the December offer round.

Bachelor of Agriculture at the University of Melbourne

A degree in agriculture can lead students to career prospects in innumerable areas, spanning from agronomy, management and agribusiness to consulting and senior leadership.

Forecasts for the agricultural industry show strong, continued growth in all areas, with the opportunity for graduates to contribute on a global scale.

• Offers a springboard to meaningful careers in the agriculture and food sector and in natural resource management.
• Gives students the ability to solve complex problems, deliver better outcomes and make tangible contributions towards building a healthier and more sustainable world.

Hear the story of Putri Shafira, who graduated with a Bachelor of Agriculture.

Study in Sydney

Find out more about Western Sydney University.

Columbia University Irving Medical Centre

Medicine and Research Summer Program - Saturday 24 June 2023 to Wednesday 19 August 2023

Virtual Program: Saturdays 10.30am—1.00pm EST

The Medicine and Research Program is an option for students contemplating a career in health or academia. Students will explore clinical correlates, engage in simulated patient encounters and develop research skills in workshops. Students will hear from several physicians and researchers from Columbia University and New York Presbyterian. Participants will not only learn skills, but be able to apply them throughout the summer as they write a research paper and complete a medical education project. Students are invited to present their projects.

Program Highlights:

• Listen to talks from Medical students, researchers, physicians and surgeons
• Meet diverse students
• Learn various aspects of Health
• Practice simulated patient interviews
• Prepare a research paper
• Participate in the Harvard Alumni for Global Women’s Empowerment Essay contest
• Synchronous and asynchronous content.

UCAT Preparation Course Options

Fraser UCAT Training

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Custom Code: School_PartnerSW100

Fraser UCAT training are hosting upcoming UCAT Strategy Weekends to support students in Years 10-12. The event is designed to help students with their UCAT preparation for direct entry into the competitive degrees of Medicine and Dentistry. The workshop is FREE using the custom coupon code above.

The event is designed to provide a fundamental understanding of the UCAT exam, what it is testing, how it tests it and what your daughter’s natural strengths/weaknesses are. The event overview is below:

• Pre-class preparation modules
• 18 hours of interactive teaching (3-days)
• 1 x full length diagnostic mock exam
• Comprehensive performance report
• Personalised UCAT preparation consult with a UCAT advisor
• Access to 6,000+ practice questions.

NIE (National Institute of Education) Simulate UCAT Day Workshop: 2-Part Program

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If your daughter is in Years 10 or 11 and considering the UCAT in the future, then this program may be for her. The event is conducted by NIE in partnership with UCAT Preparation Australia, and MICAS (Medical Interviews and Career Advice Services)

The workshop is primarily designed to cover fundamental techniques in navigating all five sections of the UCAT test and for participants to gain a better understanding of their own level of preparedness for the test.

Coming Up Sunday 18 December 2022: Intensive UCAT Training workshop – live, online and interactive.

Year 12 Graduate of Medicine/Dentistry Multiple Mini-Interviews (MMI) Practice

It was a privilege to have attended Wilderness as the Class of 2019. Since then, I have been fortunate enough to be accepted in to study a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Adelaide. This would not have been possible without the support of my teachers and old scholars throughout my journey as a boarder at Wildy. The insight that I gained into the medical field, as well as the support and guidance in sitting the UCAT and interviews from medical students, enabled me to feel confident and empowered to pursue my goal of Medicine.

This year once again, along with old scholars Ishani Sood (2021), Reema Madike (2019) and Dr Caroline De Sousa (1992), I was able to provide support to the aspiring medical students in preparation for their MMI interviews. The Zoom sessions coordinated by Ms Caroline Palmer provided the girls with an opportunity to practise and develop their skills for the online interview process now required by many universities offering these courses in Australia. This experience is highly valuable for the students and allows medical students who previously attended Wildy to reconnect and give back to a community which gave so much to them. I look forward to assisting in future years and encourage others to do the same.

Emma Lane (Class of 2019)