UOW Early Admission is our early offer program for students completing Year 12 (Higher School Certificate or other Australian equivalents) or the International Baccalaureate Diploma during 2026. This webinar is your chance to ask any questions and find out how to get an offer to UOW before you sit your first exam.
Here's what we'll cover in the webinar:
· Key Dates
· Application process
· Answering the four short questions
· Scholarships
· Offers
Join us at our Broadway campus to hear about Notre Dame's Early Offer program, scholarships and fees, alternate entry pathways, and the student experience, plus get a faculty overview of new programs.
If you're a Year 12 student, this program could be just what you need to secure a place at a university that values your growth as a person, not just your academic achievements.
· Gain recognition for community service, extracurricular activities, and other non-academic achievements.
· Feel secure and confident in what next year brings as you work towards your final exams.
· Apply for Notre Dame scholarships valued at $20,000 based upon merit or opportunity.
Open Day is coming to Western on Sunday, 5 July 2026, from 10 am–4 pm at our Parramatta South Campus. Explore your study options, attend course information sessions, and meet our academics and students. Experience uni life and see all that Western has to offer!
Ask questions, see things up close, and get a clear sense of where your next step could take you.
Future Creators' Day is a hands-on experience for Year 10 and 11 students passionate about creativity, design, and visual storytelling. Hosted by UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture, this event is the perfect opportunity to explore future study and career paths in the creative industries.
Join us on campus for a day of immersive workshops led by expert academics and industry professionals. Get a taste of our newly offered game art specialization, along with workshops in animation, painting, textiles & fashion design, object design, and graphic design. Whether you’re interested in digital art, interactive storytelling, or traditional design disciplines, this event is designed to help you develop your skills and discover your creative potential.
Are you fascinated by how the human body works, moves, and performs? Or curious about the science that helps diagnose disease and improve health?
Come and experience what it’s like to study exercise and sports science or biomedical science at ACU. Step inside our specialist biomechanics and human performance laboratory, where you’ll see how cutting-edge technology is used to analyse movement, measure force, track motion, and understand the science behind athletic performance. You’ll also explore how biomedical science students investigate the building blocks of life through biology, chemistry, and anatomy, preparing for careers in medical science, research, pathology, and health innovation.
Submit a portfolio of your best work to showcase your talent, and you could receive an early conditional offer to study in Term 1 2027.
At UNSW, we know you're more than just a number. That's why we've created the UNSW Portfolio Entry Early Conditional Offer Scheme—a pathway to university that recognises your unique talents and ambitions.
Join us for an exclusive info session tailored for students applying to degrees within the Faculty of Arts, Design & Architecture for Term 1 2027. Hear directly from UNSW academics on how to craft a standout portfolio that highlights your strengths.
Why choose this scheme?
· Early Conditional Offers: Get an offer with a reduced ATAR requirement—up to 10 points below the standard selection rank for your chosen degree.
· Showcase your talent: Stand out by highlighting your unique skills, potential, and passion.
The Farming Futures Careers Fair is Australia’s largest university-run agricultural careers fair for students and graduates. It provides a platform for meaningful conversations between students and industry professionals, helping to spark connections that lead to real career opportunities. By fostering these networks, Farming Futures supports students in launching careers across agribusiness, ag-tech, and agricultural industries dedicated to advancing the sector.
Each year, the Careers Fair showcases a diverse range of employers, from leading agribusiness corporations to innovative organisations. For students, it’s a chance to explore future pathways, build professional networks, and develop skills for life beyond university. The event is free for UNE students, secondary students and teachers, TAFE students, and the public, making it a high-impact showcase for both industry and future professionals. To express interest or book a booth, please contact UNE's careers fair coordinators.
YES Youth Employment Services Springwood on June 29, 2026
Join us for a free, interactive session focused on exploring your career options and working out what your next steps could be and what supports are available for you.
This session will help you:
· Learn how your interests and what you're good at could link to a future career
· Explore different directions you could head in based on your interests
· What support is available to you
We’ll use simple, interactive activities (using your phone) along with group discussions in a relaxed and supportive space.
Whether you’re not sure what’s next or you’re ready to start making moves, come along, get some practical tips, and connect with others who are figuring things out, too.
Are you a teenager interested in a career working with animals? Our Animal Career Day is the perfect opportunity for you to learn about the different career options available in the animal industry.
Our program offers a unique opportunity to meet and interact with RSPCA NSW professionals, including an inspector, animal attendant, animal trainer, veterinarian, and vet nurse. You'll have the chance to learn about their work, ask questions, and gain valuable insights into what it takes to succeed in these fields.
In addition to the workshops and activities, you'll also have the chance to network with other teens who share your passion for animals.
Australian College of Physical Education on July 3, 2026
For the lovers of sport, ACPE presents you with a day that is packed with information presented by special guest speakers from the sports industry. From education and sport degrees to taking your first steps into the sport industry as your career path, you can immerse yourself in interactive panel discussions and workshops. You’ll also have the chance to mingle and network with like-minded individuals and rub shoulders with professionals working in the sports industry.
Come along and have a great day in the sport hub of Sydney Olympic Park, and take your first steps into a career in sport.
Unlock your access to successful careers in sport:
· Gain invaluable insights from industry professionals
· Discover the range of job opportunities in the sports industry
· Identify the attributes and experiences it takes to be successful in sport
· And much more!
Careers in Sport Day is perfect for:
· Anyone looking to turn their passion for sport into a career
· Year 11 and 12 students
The Academy of Music and Performing Arts (AMPA) invites dancers to experience a dynamic day on campus. Register, bring your friends, and get ready to move.
Throughout the day, you’ll take part in a variety of classes led by AMPA’s inspiring faculty, offering a glimpse into what it’s like to study dance full-time in a professional training environment. You’ll also have the opportunity to attend a Q&A session with the head of dance, designed to give aspiring dancers, choreographers, and future educators valuable insight into tertiary study and the pathways it can open. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with our welcoming student community and experts.
The 2026 Girls in Business (GiB) Camp is a four-day immersive experience designed for female high school students in Years 10 – 12 across NSW who are curious about their future in business. This year, we’re going further.
With the rapid rise of artificial intelligence transforming industries, the 2026 camp is focused on building future-ready skills, equipping students with the mindset, confidence, and capabilities to thrive in an AI-driven world.
Delivered by UNSW Business School in collaboration with industry partners, the GiB Camp gives students a real-world glimpse into what university life is like, exposure to a few of our business disciplines and degree pathways, and the potential career pathways that are open to them:
· Information Systems and Technology Management
· NEW: Accounting, Auditing & Taxation
Across four dynamic days (13 – 16 July 2026), students will explore how these disciplines are evolving through technology, data, and innovation while connecting with inspiring role models and like-minded peers. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of these fields and learn from inspiring female-identifying role models while exploring what life as a UNSW Business School student could be like.
Brett Carter Events @ Wenty Leagues on July 28, 2026
Our Apprenticeship/Traineeship & Jobs Expos are held annually and have grown to a status where they are widely accepted as the premier events of their kind in NSW. The timing of the expos is a hit with families as they allow parents to attend with their children and have those all-important career chats with industry experts.
The Expos provide our career/job seekers, businesses and industries, education providers, and employers with the opportunity to all come together under the one roof, where exhibitors also get the chance to collect resumes and promote their organisation for upcoming recruitment drives.
Superior Training Centre @ Entertainment Park, Bankstown Aerodrome, on August 27, 2026
Say Yes to the Trades Expo is a trade-focused event designed for high school students who are curious about hands-on careers and the opportunities available in Australia’s growing trade industries. The event brings together training providers, employers, and industry professionals to give students a practical introduction to careers in trades such as electrical, air conditioning and refrigeration, and metal fabrication.
Students attending the event can explore different career pathways, speak directly with employers and industry representatives, and gain a better understanding of what it’s like to work in a skilled trade. Exhibitors will showcase tools, equipment, and technologies used in the industry, helping students see how these careers operate in the real world.
In addition to learning about training and employment opportunities, attendees will also be able to enjoy the entertainment facilities at the venue, making the day both informative and fun. The event is designed to inspire students, answer questions about entering the trades, and help them take their first steps toward a practical and rewarding career.