Frequently Asked Questions

You can apply directly through the Western Sydney University International Portal or via an authorised agent.

Academic transcripts, English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS), passport copy, and any relevant certificates.

Please refer to the link.

Scholarships are automatically applied to eligible applicants.

We suggest you allow two months prior to course commencement for the student visa application.

Deadlines vary by intake. Check your offer letter or contact the admissions team.

Fees depend on your course. Visit the fees page for details.

We do not offer instalment plans for new students. Payments are made each term based on the subjects that you are enrolled in.

You must maintain full-time enrolment and satisfactory academic progress. Click here for further details.

You need to repeat it if it’s a core subject. Seek academic advice immediately if needed.

You must meet our student course advisor for consultation.

Sydney City Campus does not offer an online program.

Yes, you can defer for up to one year based on the admission assessment. Submit a deferment request via admissions@westernsydney.edu.au.

While Western Sydney University – City Campus doesn’t offer on-campus housing, you can find nearby student accommodation here.

There are a few public transport options. These are:

• Town Hall Train Station
• Town Hall light rail
• Museum Train Station
• Gadigal Metro Station
• Bus (check bus stop route)

Yes, you can apply for a campus or program change once you have completed 40 credit points.

Western Sydney University, Sydney City Campus, students have access to all other campus facilities.

HSC True Reward is Western Sydney University’s early offer program based on your Year 11 and/or Year 12 subject results, not your ATAR.

No. You only need to complete your HSC. An ATAR is not required for HSC True Reward eligibility.

Yes. Offers are made based on:

• Year 11 results: September and November rounds.
• Year 12 results: December and January rounds.

No. You only need to meet the criteria relevant to the round:

• September/November: Year 11 subject results.
• December/January: Year 12 subject band results.

No. You’ll receive one offer per round, but you can change your preferences between rounds to be considered for other degrees.

Yes. You can receive offers based on your ATAR from Western or other universities even if you’ve already received a HSC True Reward offer.

You’ll receive:

• An email to the address used in your application.
• An SMS to the mobile number you provided.

Offers are released in:

• September & November (Year 11 results)
• December & January (Year 12 results)
  Visit the HSC True Reward page for exact dates.

• Offers remain valid until Census Date.
• You must enrol before Friday of Week 2 of session.
• You can defer your offer anytime before Census Date.

There is no need to apply for each individual scholarship separately. By submitting one application through the Western Sydney University scholarship form (for Indigenous, High Potential and Asylum Seeker Scholarships), and one application through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)  Equity Scholarships form (for Equity Scholarships) your eligibility will be assessed for each available scholarship in that category.

In some instances, you will be able to transfer courses and retain your scholarship. Refer to the Terms and Conditions of your scholarship, or contact the Scholarships Unit for advice regarding whether you can transfer courses and retain your scholarship.

You must be:

• Completing the HSC in NSW.
• An Australian citizen, permanent resident, or NZ citizen.

Based on your subject performance, not your ATAR. Each course has specific subject band criteria.

Application deadlines vary by round. Check the HSC True Reward timeline for details.

Your school will provide it, or you can find it on your NESA student account.

Only if you apply via UAC International. You must be eligible through that pathway.

• IB students are not eligible for HSC True Reward.
• However, if you’re an Australian/NZ citizen or permanent resident, you may be eligible for:
  • Schools Recommendation Scheme (SRS)
  • Subject and regional bonus points