| September | |
| Wednesday 1 September | |
| offers released for some courses commencing Semester 3, 2010 | |
| Thursday 9 September | |
| due date to respond to 1 September offers | |
| Thursday 16 September | |
| offer round for some courses commencing Semester 3, 2010 | |
| Thursday 23 September | |
| due date to respond to 16 September offers | |
| Thursday 30 September | |
Due date for on-time applications. Many courses with fixed closing dates close today, to see these courses, click here. |
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Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre
QTAC processes applications for admission to the majority of undergraduate courses offered by universities in Queensland, Bond University, the Australian Maritime College in Tasmania, and to some courses at universities in Northern NSW. It also processes applications for selected courses for TAFE Queensland, Southbank Institute of Technology and some private providers of post secondary courses.
| LATEST NEWS |
| Applications for 2010/2011 Admissions |
Applicants can lodge a QTAC application online for courses commencing Semester 3, 2010, Semester 1 or 2, 2011. Information regarding Key Dates, Fees, Courses is available for all applicants, Year 12 and Non-year 12s. The QTAC Guide 2011 listing courses and application information can be purchased from QTAC and newsagencies across Australia. |
| New movie presentations - Ordering Preferences & Lodging a QTAC application |
Need help with ordering your QTAC preferences or want to see how to apply before lodging your QTAC application? See QTAC's new online movie presentations available on the Online Services page that can help applicants requiring assistance with applying or planning preferences. |
| Satisfying English Language Proficiency |
Courses offered through QTAC are conducted in the English language and require students to have proficiency in the English language. If your first language is not English and you have not previously undertaken either senior schooling or higher study in the English language, you must demonstrate your English language proficiency. View more.... |










