Unsw Early Entry

Mid-year entry is currently open. If you’ve been debating whether or not to get back to the books, then this could the subtle nudge you’ve been waiting for.

In an increasingly competitive labour market and one where higher educational qualifications are becoming the norm, it’s important for aspiring executives to set themselves apart from the rest of the pack.

Year 10 students have some big decisions ahead of them. Julia highlights some of the main factors students need to consider when navigating the minefield of subject selection.

There's no reason to give up on your dreams because of formalities. Pre-requisites are sometimes necessary, but they should't be the hill you'll die on. Doing what you love is very much an attainable goal and we mapped out the path to sucess for you.

Internships. What they are, how to get one and the big benefits for your career - especially if you're just starting out!

What’s your contingency plan? Rather than burying your head in the sand, consider the many alternatives to the traditional university pathway.

The decision between TAFE or Uni depends on a lot of different factors - from what career you'd like to pursue, your learning style and how you plan to pay the tuition fees. Let's look at the differences and help you decide the right path for you!

While opening envelopes, getting coffees, photocopying endless documents and doing other mundane jobs – all for no or minimal pay – may seem like a fast track to nowhere, just remember that even the most successful people have been there.

To get your foot in the door you often need one important thing: a formal tertiary qualification.

If you’ve fallen short of the university cut-off, there are some alternative pathways you can take to end up with your desired degree. Some of these are designed to boost your mark, while some will take factors other than your mark into consideration.

Choosing a course can be difficult so we’ve done some of the research for you with our top picks for your study area. Here’s what we think are the best Australian education/teaching courses on offer.

What's the difference between a Certificate and a Diploma? Does my dream job require a Degree? Get the right answers with our breakdown on all things study

As a young adult the future may be scary and unpredictable, but don't let it frighten you. Taking these 11 steps before you start your adult life can be both useful for your future work and entertaining for you personally.

Unpaid internships are fast becoming commonplace, but should we really be so willing to offer our labour for free? Molly finds out how to identify if your internship has crossed the line from experience to exploitation.

What do you want to get out of further study: Employment prospects? A good salary? Job satisfaction? Marni looks past the hype to help you find all three.

You\'re a uni student or new graduate and you\'ve got the education, but what can you do get your career off the ground when you don\'t have any work experience? Go online, and start networking!

There’s a lot to check off your list when it comes to finding ‘the one’, and you only get out what you put in, so when you’re course hunting, be prepared to put in the time and effort to research.

Wondering whether it is more important for you to get some work experience behind you or build your qualifications? We are here to help you weigh up your options to decide what is best for you.

Recent developments in online learning mean that you can study anywhere, any time – so why not on your holiday? Marni recommends six free MOOCs to keep your brain active over the long summer days ahead.

Transitioning from study to full-time work can be hard, so here are our top tips on how to make the shift as seamless as possible.

Think you\'re too old to go back to uni? Think again. Anne tells us why she decided it was time to go back to the books at the age of 50.

If you have just finished school, are re-entering the workforce or simply want to change careers – have you considered applying for an Australian apprenticeship?

If you’re considering working in mining, agriculture, resources or civil infrastructure, there is a new training program being developed to qualify and prepare you for the workforce.

Even if you’re a model student with a flawless record of high distinctions, good grades alone won’t be enough to attract the attention of employers when you’re looking for a job.

There’s a common perception that arts degrees do not make for strong career prospects. Nothing could be further from the truth! As a well-rounded graduate, the world is your oyster.

Even if it\'s just a part-time job while you\'re studying, you can use retail experience to develop new skills, give your resume substance, and demonstrate to future employers that you have initiative and a healthy work ethic.

A recent Sydney University study has found that HSC students are losing interest in maths and science.

When life hands you lemons, sometimes you just need to hack it. Here are five education life hacks to help you overcome some of life’s many hurdles.

For many students, the final year of study is the beginning of the reality of job hunting, and anticipation of the world of work. See how you can stand out from the pack by not only having the right qualification but the right set of skills to boot.

MBA v Masters? Are they the same? And which should you choose? Such sensible questions you ask! The MBA Vs Masters debate has been causing quite a stir in our waters, so we thought we’d dispel the rumours and deliver you the facts on each.

After thirteen years of playground politics, study and discipline, the time has come to put your pen down in the final exam and stare down the barrel at the rest of your life. It’s scary, exhilarating and very confusing.

Long considered the domain of the mature-age or postgraduate student, distance education has often been regarded as plan B when it comes to gaining a tertiary education.

For many young adults, choosing which direction to take after high school can feel like an insurmountable task. We take a look at some steps that you can take to ensure you’re headed in the right direction.

With August already upon us, it’s a crucial time for final year students – it’s time for you to choose your university course preferences.

Distance education is increasingly becoming the go-to for time-poor celebs like Justin Bieber and James Franco. Find out what all of the fuss is about.

School’s out for summer – almost. Here are a few reasons why taking a gap year can be a very good idea.

MOOCs – chances are you’re either pumped about the possibilities or wondering what all the fuss is about. But do they live up to the hype and how do they compare to other online courses?

Ever wondered whether your university degree or postgraduate study was worth the money? Marni looks at whether further study offers a good return on investment.

Like training wheels for a bike, internships and graduate programs guide and train you into your first real job. They can be the golden ticket to your dream career.

The flexibility of online courses make them a great choice if you're trying to work and study full time, but you're still going to need ninja-like time management skills to juggle both successfully. Check out our tips for working full-time while studying online.

Australia may see the creation of up to 9.3 million new jobs over the next 15 years, according to projections set out by Skills Australia in a recent report.

Nobody should pick a career based on the size of a pay cheque. But, to be frank, it doesn’t hurt to know what you’ll be earning in your first year out of uni. So undergrad students listen up: here are the top industries with the highest median salaries.

Australia’s tourism and hospitality industry may see a boost in the wake of Oprah’s visit Down Under, but it can’t afford to rest on its laurels.

Teleporting to work, robotic colleagues and holographic boardroom presentations – is this what the future of work will look like? We review the trends you can expect to see!

With the mining and resources industries leading the charge in Australia’s economic recovery, the shortage of workers in these areas is set to worsen.

AI is transforming the way we work. But what does this mean for us? What industries is AI impacting the most? How will our jobs be impacted? See what jobs the robots are coming for and how you can stay ahead in your field

The road to the Lodge has sometimes been a rocky one, as recent events have demonstrated. The path can be arduous and is not for the faint-hearted.

Sitting is the new smoking! Yep, that's right, research has shown that sitting for more than 30 minutes at a time can put us on the fast track to death. Adopt the 30-minute rule and see how you can sit less and move more.

Not a morning person? Here\'s how to take control of your mornings and have more energy to kickstart your day.

The Howard Government\'s controversial WorkChoices has been declared dead and buried by Labor who have replaced it with their Fair Work Bill.

Didn’t get the grades you needed to get into your course? Are you an employee wanting to study but can’t get time off work? Or are you living internationally and looking to study for an Australian degree?

A recent Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) poll has found that online qualifications are becoming increasingly common and increasingly accepted by employers.

The 9-to-5 day could be a thing of the past as workers start clocking on at different times to ease peak-hour gridlock, save on petrol and boost work–life balance.

The banking and finance industries have been amongst the hardest hit during the current global financial crisis.

Lately, everyone is talkin’ ‘bout your generation. With an age gap of nearly 50 years between the oldest and youngest employees in some organisations, there is a broad range of perspectives, needs and attitudes floating around the office.

Chefs and hairdressers will top the list of most sought-after jobs as Australia emerges from the wake of the global financial crisis.

Do massages, plush leather couches and chef-prepared meals buy workplace bliss? Gone are the days of the grey, small square office cubicles … say hello to the workplace of the 21st century.

The Australian job market is in full recovery mode, with the total number of advertised jobs rising by 19.1 per cent in February – the biggest monthly jump in job ad numbers in 11 years.

Study, graduate, get a good job. You could be forgiven for thinking that this is how your career will gloriously begin. But you could well be wrong.

One of the main questions on everyone’s mind is: what degree will get me a job, and a job that pays well? We compiled the top 10 study areas according to the latest Australian Graduate Survey. Find out where the jobs and money are!

Do you feel like you’ve fluked your way through your career? Turns out you may not be alone. Find out more.

If you\'re coming down with your first case of Mondayitis for 2014, here are some hot tips to help you beat those back to work blues.

Rethink the way you learn with Swinburne Online. Enrol with this one-of-a-kind institution by the end of June, and watch your career prospects multiply.

Freelancing used to be considered something you did in between ‘real’ jobs, but the ‘portfolio career’ is growing in popularity – and it’s not just because of the GFC or volatile job markets. Marni investigates why the workforce is more fluid than ever.

Your 30s are a great time to invest in yourself so you can continue to reap the rewards later on in your career. Here are 8 career goals to kick when you\'re in your thirties.

Struggling to find your inner creative? Need more flashes of brilliance and lightbulb moments? We\'ve waded through a tonne of scientific studies to bring you three simple things you can do every day to be more creative!

It’s the question we all want the answer to: What’s next? Which industry is going to be the next big thing? By reading forecasts and various reports, we\'ve compiled the most comprehensive guide to the 12 industries of the future.

Taking charge in the workplace may come a little easier for some than others.  Whether you’re leading a small team of two or 20+ when it is time to step up to the plate it’s important that you’re a boss that people want to work with and do well for.

How will a growing global population feed itself? That's the question facing the agriculture industry. We discussed the potential solutions with two of CSU's agricultural academic experts.

What's the difference between a manager and a leader? What are the skills of a great leader? How do I become a great manager? We answer all this and more ....

Are you finding it difficult to stay motivated at work? Find out how you can keep your job interesting.

A new report on Australia’s apprenticeship system has found that more than half of those who start apprenticeships don’t complete them.

If you’re striving for success at your workplace, being a pain in your boss’s neck won’t help you out too much. Here are 7 things you could be doing that is driving them up the wall.

Knowing when to apologise--and how to deliver an effective apology-is a vital, yet often underrated skill, skill for career success! Whether you've missed a deadline or offended a co-worker, check out our tips on how to say sorry and effectively apologise at work.

A must-read for all managers, our 11 performance reviews do's and don'ts will improve your team's performance, boost motivation and ensure you handle the review process like a pro!