Undergraduate Degree Offers

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Study Levels Explained

Your undergraduate degree offer will be emailed to your nominated email address on your application. When you receive an offer from CQU, the offer email will clearly outline how to respond and accept your offer and the due date.

Types of Offers

If you receive a full offer, you have met all of the entry requirements. With a full offer, you can accept and enrol for the offered commencement date.

If you receive a conditional offer, you must meet the condition/s by providing supporting documentation before the due date listed on the offer. If you do not meet the condition/s, your offer will be cancelled.

Timing of Offers

Term 1 offers will take place between August and February.

If you have applied via a Tertiary Admissions Centre (TAC) you can expect offers to be released as outlined in QTAC and UAC key dates.

If you have applied directly, offers will be released will be more frequently. We aim to assess applications within 5-10 days of receipt.

Term 2 offers will occur between March and June.

If you have applied via a Tertiary Admissions Centre (TAC) you can expect offers to be released as outlined in QTAC and UAC key dates.

If you have applied directly, offers will be released will be more frequently. We aim to assess applications within 5-10 days of receipt.

Term 3 offers will occur between August and October.

If you have applied via a Tertiary Admissions Centre (TAC) you can expect offers to be released as outlined in QTAC and UAC key dates.

If you have applied directly, offers will be released will be more frequently. We aim to assess applications within 5-10 days of receipt.

Responding to an Offer

You will need to accept your offer through QTAC. Follow these steps:

  1. Log in to QTAC's Application Services
  2. Select View or Edit under My Application
  3. Select View offer details under Offers
  4. Select Respond to offer
  5. Once you accept your offer through QTAC, click on the ‘Enrol at CQU’ link.  This will link you to CQU's MyCQU Student Portal, which steps you through how to enrol in your units and prepare to commence study.

Find out more about accepting offers via QTAC.

Refer to your email from our Admissions team that outlines your offer details. To accept your offer, follow these steps:

Log in to CQU's MyCQU Student Portal using the login details provided in your offer letter. 

If you don't know your login details, check out our accessing MyCQU page.

Your offer will appear on your home page, click on the 'Accept' button.

Once you've accepted your offer, you can enrol in units (subjects) and prepare to commence your studies.

Refer to your email from our Admissions team that outlines your offer details. To accept your offer, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to CQU's MyCQU Student Portal using the login details provided in your offer letter. 
    If you don't know your login details, check out our accessing MyCQU page.
  2. Your offer will appear on your home page, click on the 'Open Apply Online' button.
  3. Within the Apply Online portal, under Submitted Applications, click on the Course Offer you'd like to accept.
  4. Click on the Accept button. 

Once you've accepted your offer, you can enrol in units (subjects) and prepare to commence your studies.

Your offer letter may include a lapse date, also known as the enrolment due date. If your offer lapse date or enrolment due date has passed, you may still be able to accept your offer. Please contact 13 27 86 to discuss your options.

Courses you cannot accept after lapsed offer date/ enrolment due date

You cannot accept an offer after the lapsed offer date/ enrolment due date for the following courses:

If you applied through QTAC and your offer has lapsed (other than for the courses listed above), please call QTAC on 1300 467 822 and advise them that you do wish to accept your offer and request that they reinstate it so that you are able to accept. Make sure you have your applicant ID number available. The QTAC system will then direct you to the next step to complete your enrolment.

Once you have formally accepted an offer, you cannot defer admission; however, many courses may allow you to start at a later term by enrolling in a later term of study.

Courses that cannot be deferred

Not all courses will permit you to commence at a later date, particularly any competitive or quota course, and those with specific entry requirements like an audition, outlined below:

For the above courses, you will be required to submit a new admission application or change your preference with the Tertiary Admission Centre to commence at a later date.

Principal's Recommendation Scheme 

If you have received an offer via the Principal's Recommendation Scheme, you are not eligible to defer your offer. You will need to submit a new application when you wish to commence your studies.

International Students

If you are an International student and would like to defer your course commencement, you must contact CQUniversity by emailing international-admissions@cqu.edu.au.

Accessing MyCQU

New to CQU? You’ll need a login to get started on the MYCQU Student Portal. Find helpful details if it's your first time or it's been a while setting up on our system.

More Information

Credit for prior learning

You may be eligible to fast-track your studies and apply for credit or recognition of prior learning based on your previous study or work experience. For TAFE and Uni courses.

Learn more

Additional Information

Assessment of Applications

Learn more about how undergraduate and postgraduate applications are assessed before an offer to study is made at CQU. 

Adjustment Schemes

Learn about the adjustment factors to selection ranks for undergraduate applications that may be available to you.

Unsuccessful Applications

Learn more about options available to you if your application to study a CQU course is unsuccessful.

Continue Your Journey

Enrol

If you’ve accepted your offer to study, your next step is to enrol. Discover the key steps and other helpful information at enrolment.

Orientation

Prepare for success at university by attending orientation events. You’ll access all the information you need and meet some key contacts.