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A separate application for credit is not required. If your institution and program is listed, credit will be awarded as part of the application for admission. These formal arrangements can help fast-track your studies by providing you with credit towards your degree. The University has international articulation pathway arrangements with selected overseas universities and higher education institutions. You may also be eligible for credit for previous study to carry across to your new degree. Grading systems and calculations also vary across different institutions, and the above grades represent the University of Sydney grading system. The admission criteria published above are a guide only for eligibility to apply.

Applicants with a high distinction average can apply to courses with an ATAR up to 99.50.

Applicants with a distinction average can apply to courses with an ATAR up to 94.00.

Applicants with a credit average credit can apply to courses with an ATAR up to 88.00.

Applicants with a pass average result in their bachelor’s degree studies can apply to courses with an ATAR up to 80.00.

Guide to admission requirements for applicants with bachelor's degree studies

Bachelor of Economics (Sciences Po Dual Degree).

Bachelor of Arts (Sciences Po Dual Degree).

Bachelor of Science/Doctor of Dental Medicine (double degree).

Bachelor of Science/Doctor of Medicine (double degree).

Bachelor of Arts/Doctor of Medicine (double degree).

Some courses are not available to applicants who have already started bachelor's degree studies. If you're applying for a course with prerequisites and/or additional admission criteria, such as an interview, audition or portfolio, these factors will also be taken into account. This means that if your ATAR or equivalent score in a secondary qualification is higher than your bachelor's degree result, your application will be considered on basis of the ATAR (or equivalent score only).

If you have both a recognised secondary education qualification and bachelor's degree studies, you will be assessed based on your best result, regardless of the order in which you completed them. If you have not completed a full year, you will be assessed on your results in a recognised secondary education qualification.

Applicants with complex tertiary study backgrounds may be assessed on a case by case basis by the admissions office. You may be eligible for admission based on the completion of at least one year of full-time study* (or the part-time equivalent) in a bachelor's degree or equivalent or higher, at a recognised university or non-university higher education provider.