COVID-19 (coronavirus) advice for the UQ community - STUDENTS - Academic Transcripts

Yes. You can provide an unofficial or online transcript for your final university semester studies. We will assess whether you meet the entry requirements for the relevant postgraduate program at UQ using your first 5 semesters (of a 3 year degree) or 6 to 7 semesters (of a 4-year degree) from your home institution.

If you meet the entry requirements for your program, you will be issued with a conditional Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE). This enables you to start your program at UQ on a provisional basis and provide us with the official certified documents before the end of classes in Semester 1, 2022. You must provide all outstanding documents and show that you meet the program entry requirements, otherwise you are at risk of having your CoE cancelled.

No. You do not need to have your unofficial documents certified.

If you meet the entry requirements for your program, you will be issued with a conditional Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE). This enables you to start your program at UQ on a provisional basis and provide us with the official certified documents before the end of classes in Semester 1, 2022. You must provide all outstanding documents and show you meet the program entry requirements, otherwise you are at risk of having your CoE cancelled.

Yes. You need to supply your unofficial or online transcript in English and we will accept agent translations.

If you meet the entry requirements for your program, you will be issued with a conditional Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE). This enables you to start your program at UQ on a provisional basis and provide us with the official certified documents before the end of classes in Semester 1, 2022. You must provide all outstanding documents and show you meet the program entry requirements, otherwise you are at risk of having your CoE cancelled.

UQ is aware of the changes made by the IBO in regard to final examinations in light of COVID-19. UQ will accept predicted grades from students undertaking the IB diploma from all schools that provide these. Your predicted grade will need to be 2 points higher than the minimum entry score requirement for entry into the relevant UQ undergraduate program in Semester 1, 2022. 

If you are applying to commence an undergraduate program in Semester 1, 2022 at UQ, we may be able to accept alternative evidence of your high school results. These include:

• predicted grades, if available, for your senior qualification (e.g., A Levels or IB)
• adjusted test results and grades from testing centres that UQ recognises
• high school results that are equivalent to Australian Year 12.

You will still need to meet the program minimum entry score, subject pre-requisites and minimum English language proficiency requirements (unless your UQ program requirements exclude these).

Yes. If you have completed one year of tertiary study but do not have the results, we will assess you either on your high school results (if equivalent to Australian Year 12) or the first 6 months of your tertiary study.