Choose from more than 50 postgraduate programs we have on offer to help students improve themselves personally and professionally through higher education.

We offer the flexibility for you to choose a study method that suits you. Whether that’s online or on campus – we’re here to help you succeed.

To find out when to apply, refer to the application dates for key dates and deadlines.

Check the admission requirements of your postgraduate program.

To be eligible for admission to a postgraduate program at USC, you normally need to have completed a bachelor degree from an Australian higher education institution or recognised equivalent.

Programs may have additional requirements such as:

• prior study in a specific area
• a minimum GPA in undergraduate study
• specific work or professional experience
• professional standing / recognition in, or membership of, a professional body
• personal statements and interview

For Graduate Certificate programs, other entry criteria may be specified, such as:

• formal study undertaken for awards at the sub-degree level
• programs provided by recognised professional bodies, employers and other authorities
• relevant professional registration or vocational experience
• demonstrable expertise

USC makes admission offers to applicants who we believe have a reasonable chance of succeeding in the program they’re applying for – in line with our Admissions, Enrolments and Graduation - Academic Policy.

English language requirements

If English is not your first language, you need to meet the minimum English language requirements for your chosen program.

Complete the application for postgraduate coursework form and submit directly to USC.

• Note: If applying for the Master of Psychology (Clinical), Master of Professional Psychology, Master of Social Work (Qualifying) or Master of Counselling you must also complete relevant additional forms. Refer to Application for Master of Psychology (Clinical) and the Master of Professional Psychology programs, Master of Social Work (Qualifying) or Application for Master of Counselling for more information.

Exception - Master of Teaching (Secondary) and Master of Teaching (Primary)

Apply online through the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) except:

• if you have had an enrolment in the past two years in an undergraduate or postgraduate degree program at USC you are not required to apply for admission to the Master of Teaching (Secondary) or the Master of Teaching (Primary) through QTAC. If you are in this category, apply directly to USC by completing and submitting the Application for postgraduate coursework form.

You may be eligible to gain credit for prior studies or work experience.