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From enriching your campus life to acknowledging your achievements, the possibilities are endless.

From campus facilities to student clubs and societies, and all the way to graduations festivities, UNSW is dedicated to creating a memorable and vibrant student life. Our campuses are also equipped with everything you need for a comfortable and fun academic journey, with exciting events and opportunities running throughout the year.

Explore international student life at UNSW

Moving to a new country to start your Australian university experience doesn't have to be daunting. Whether you're on exchange or studying a full degree, we've prepared a wide range of resources and tools to help you settle as an international student. 

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Browse through current news, opportunities and events for you and your peers.

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Explore Learning Abroad short program opportunities in 2026!

Short program applications open from the end of January 2026

Are you interested in studying overseas but can't commit for a full term or year abroad? Explore our wide range of Learning Abroad short program opportunities, including study tours, conferences, fieldwork and internships across the world!

Short programs usually run for 2-8 weeks and can count as UOC (Units of Credit) towards your program if you're eligible. For more details and application guidance, complete the Learning Abroad Short Programs tutorial on Moodle.

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Annual enrolment helps you plan ahead and lock in your preferred courses.

Enrolment changes can be made up until the deadline for each teaching period.

At UNSW, enrolment is a two-step process:

  1. Course enrolment – an annual process where you select the courses you want to study for the coming year.
  2. Class registration – completed each teaching period, where you choose your specific class times (such as lectures, tutorials, or labs) before the period begins.

If you’re new to UNSW and unsure about the difference between courses and classes, this guide will help you get started smoothly.

Enrol now to secure your courses for the year ahead!

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Speak up if you see something that doesn't feel right

There are many ways you can safely raise issues at UNSW and get the support you need. Whether your concerns are big or small, your voice contributes to building a safer, more inclusive culture at UNSW.

Case IQ, our University-wide case management system, lets you:

We're committed to fostering respect and integrity in our community, and encourage you to inform us about unacceptable behaviour wherever you see it. Help us make UNSW a better place for everyone by taking the first, most important step: speaking up.

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Contact us for advice on all things UNSW, including faculty-specific questions, essential services, and even support and development. We’re here to help.