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Can I enrol or be re-admitted when my exclusion is over?

Updated 23/08/2023 06.18 PM

When your exclusion is over, you will need to re-apply for the course you were excluded from if you wish to continue studying. Re-admission and enrolling is not automatic. 

If you are an international student, please make an appointment with an International Student Adviser to discuss your options. If you need help booking an appointment, please contact UConnect.

If you have been excluded, whether permanently or temporarily, from any tertiary institution in Australia or elsewhere, you must include a statement with all details of the exclusion or suspension in your application.

This includes:

  • The circumstances surrounding your academic history;
  • The activities you have undertaken since your exclusion, including information about any employment – paid or voluntary, and studies you have undertaken; and
  • The plans you have put in place to prevent a recurrence of the circumstances which lead to your exclusion. 

The factors for re-admission taken into account include:

  • Your total academic record;
  • Your activities since exclusion, including any relevant employment and studies;
  • Any evidence to suggest a change in capacity, attitude or motivation; and
  • Whether there is competition for, or availability of, places in the course.

If your original course is no longer offered, you can apply into an alternate course.

Visit the applications page for more information.

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