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As an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander prospective student, there are many ways for you to gain entry to University. You don’t need to have completed your HSC or have an ATAR. We have a number of pathways which take your life experience and your goals for University study into account.
Establishing your status as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student
If you wish to apply for these pathways, you’ll first need to complete your Establishing Status Application and submit to the PVCIndigenous@newcastle.edu.au.
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander-specific pathways
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Admission Scheme
This pathway enables applicants to be assessed on any formal qualifications, life experiences and other transferable skills to support your application.
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Yapug
Yapug is a pathway program designed to help Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander prospective students gain skills and entry into undergraduate degrees at the University of Newcastle.
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Indigenous Law Early Entry Scheme
This program offers Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students preparing for the HSC an early entry into a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) Combined.
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Miroma Bunbilla Program
Miroma Bunbilla Program (pathway to the Joint Medical Program) is an alternate entry pathway for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander candidates applying for the Joint Medical Program (JMP).
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Wollotuka and University of Newcastle staff members share how their new curriculum encourages people to think, challenge their own perception of the world and their own lived experiences, and opens their minds to new knowledge and ways of thinking.
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Explore a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research degrees, as well as our enabling programs and diplomas.
Wollotuka’s courses
The Wollotuka Institute offers a number of courses delivered within a variety of degrees across the University.
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