SATAC
View the SATAC undergraduate application fees.
UAC
View the UAC application processing charges.
MyNextCourse
If you are applying through MyNextCourse, there are no application fees.
There are two ways to apply to study at CDU:
The way you apply depends on where you live and where you’ve previously studied.
If you’re new to CDU
You should apply via SATAC if you live in the Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland, Victoria, Western Australia, Tasmania or the Australian Capital Territory.
You should apply via UAC if you live in New South Wales. If UAC has closed applications, you may be able to apply via SATAC.
If you’ve studied at CDU before
For most courses, you can apply directly via our online portal, MyNextCourse, if you have completed or are about to complete a:
If you have completed another course at CDU, you should apply via:
Information on entry requirements, selection processes and dates are available through the SATAC website.
The next step is to get your application underway by registering as an undergraduate applicant.
SATAC will send you an acknowledgement email with a link to access your online application.
Commence your application, remembering to save your progress after each section.
Although SATAC can access most of your Australian study records, it is most helpful to upload your relevant registration, TAFE and overseas qualifications at the time of application. SATAC may still contact you for further information.
If your application is successful, you'll receive your offer via an email from SATAC. CDU will email you shortly after with important enrolment and orientation information.
Ready to get started?
UAC undergraduate applications for Semester 2 are now closed. SATAC applications are still open for all states.
Information on entry requirements, selection processes and dates are available through the UAC website.
The next step is to get your application underway by registering as an undergraduate applicant. Commence your application, saving your progress after each section.
Although UAC can access most of your Australian study records, it is helpful to upload your relevant registration, TAFE and overseas qualifications at the time of application. UAC may still contact you for further information.
UAC will send you an acknowledgement email with your application number and UAC pin.
If your application is successful, you'll receive your offer via email from UAC.
CDU will email you shortly after with important enrolment and orientation information. If your offer is for a quota course, you will need to enrol by the date specified in the offer; otherwise, your offer will lapse.
Find your preferred course and check it’s available through the Find a course portal. If not, you’ll need to apply through SATAC following the steps above under How to apply through SATAC.
Visit MyNextCourse, click on the MyNextCourse button and create an account.
Once your account is created, you will receive an email with login details to complete your application.
Follow the link in your acknowledgement email and complete your application. You will receive an email confirming that your application has been successfully submitted. Applications usually take about 3-5 days to assess, after which we will email you the outcome of your application.
Your offer letter will remind you of your student number. Keep this handy; you will need it to enrol and re-activate your student account.
Follow the detailed instructions in your offer email. Remember to accept your offer through MyNextCourse and submit your enrolment through MyStudentInfo.
Ready to get started?
We've taken the guesswork out of the application process by creating a step by step guide on how to apply.
View the SATAC undergraduate application fees.
View the UAC application processing charges.
If you are applying through MyNextCourse, there are no application fees.
You might need documents to support your application. SATAC can access most study records, but they may need to contact you to request:
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