Dear esteemed partners,
Welcome to the newest edition of the UNSW Sydney agent partner newsletter. We’re thrilled to reconnect with you through our regular quarterly newsletter. Your feedback has been invaluable, and we’re committed to keeping you informed and supported.
In this issue, you will find important program updates, information on scholarships and our updated Digital Agent Content Hub, which now includes new resources for 2026 intakes. We’re continuously working to improve the hub, so keep an eye out for developments designed to improve your experience.
We look forward to sharing all the exciting things happening at UNSW and showcasing why so many international students choose to study here.
Navigate to the highlights of this issue: | | Faculty and Program Updates | | Arts, Design and Architecture | | | Master of Teaching — introducing new teaching areas
The Master of Teaching (Secondary) has three new minors and teaching areas. Textiles and Fashion Design, Design and Technology, and Computing Technology will be available from Term 1, 2026.
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| New minors for bachelor programs in Arts Design and Architecture From Term 1, 2026, Game Design and Gaming and Society can be studied as minors in the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Social Sciences, Bachelor of Design and Bachelor of Media.
Digital Social Sciences and Working with Communities minors will also be available in the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Sciences.
Learn more | | Business and Law & Justice | | | Introducing the AI in Business and Society major The cross-disciplinary AI in Business and Society major is available in the Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Economics, Bachelor of Actuarial Studies, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Social Sciences, and is a new specialisation in the Master of Commerce and Master of Commerce (Extension).
Read more | Refreshed Master of Laws specialisations From 2026, the Master of Laws will offer five specialisations, reduced from eight. These reflect the faculty’s core strengths and expertise. - Corporate and Commercial
- Criminal Justice and Criminology
- Human Rights Law & Policy
- International Law
- Technology, Intellectual Property & Media Law
| | UNSW launched Australia's first undergraduate specialisation in Nuclear Engineering The Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) now offers a new Nuclear Engineering specialisation. This cutting-edge program prepares students for careers in clean energy, advanced reactors, and nuclear safety.
Read more | The Biomedical Engineering major can now be taken as a single degree
Biomedical Engineering is now available as a double degree and a four-year Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) major. This exciting update opens new pathways for students passionate about improving lives through engineering and healthcare solutions.
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| | Introducing the Biophysics major Biophysics will be available as a new major and minor in the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Advanced Science (Honours) from Term 1, 2026. Biophysics is an exciting interdisciplinary field that bridges the gap between physics and biology.
Read more | New Drone Applications minor A Drone Applications minor has been introduced in the Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Advanced Science (Honours) and Bachelor of Aviation Management from Term 1, 2026.
Read more | | Changes to admission requirements for the Bachelor of Aviation (Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems)
Changes to admissions requirements include the removal of 40 hours crewed flying experience, no internal application form to the school, no interview requirement, and a reduction in flying fees.
Students will need to pay for the ‘Drone Flight Training Costs’ of this degree. Students will be notified of their drone flight training costs in the year they start.
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| | Medicine & Health and Graduate Research School | | | Graduate Certificate in Vision Impairment is now available for online learning
The Graduate Certificate in Vision Impairment can be taken online* by international students with a bachelor’s degree in any discipline. International learners can engage remotely through interactive online learning in vision impairment, vision rehabilitation and public health.
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*International students are not eligible for an Australian student visa for this program if undertaken in online study mode.
| Apply now for 2026 Higher Degree Research programs Applications are open for UNSW PhD, Master’s by Research and Master of Philosophy programs and scholarships commencing in Term 2, 2026 and Term 3, 2026. Applications will close on Friday, 5 September 2025.
Read more | | Admission and scholarships | | Scholarships The 2026 application dates for UNSW Scholarships for Commencing International Students (PUCA1029) have released. - Term 1, 2026: 1 August 2025 – 30 October 2025
- Term 2, 2026: 1 December 2025 – 26 February 2026
- Term 3, 2026: 1 April 2026 – 18 June 2026
| | | Updated Digital Agent Content Hub Explore the revamped Digital Agent Content Hub, featuring new resources including the 2026 admissions flyer, undergraduate direct entry table, agent admissions training presentation. These resources will help you better support your international students applying to UNSW. Read more | | | | |
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