International agents are university-approved representatives who assist international students with the application process.
If you’re interested in becoming a UC agent, read on to learn more about what’s involved or contact our agent management team.
Welcome to UC’s biggest international agent trip. Spread across four days, you’ll spend time with delegates from 11 countries exploring Canberra, and experiencing the best on offer from the UC and the region.
Our event page is your resource hub for your time with us and has all the information you need to get the most out of your experience.
If you’re a current UC agent, you can access these resources designed to assist you with student recruitment.
All agents must have a current, signed representative agreement with UC to promote our courses and to recruit students for us. As a UC representative, you must thoroughly understand and abide by the terms and conditions of your agreement. If you have any queries, contact the Agent Management team.
If you’re already a University of Canberra-approved agent, you can manage student applications, offers and acceptances through our application portals. If you require assistance gaining access to the portal, contact our Agent Management team.
Coursework applications, including ELICOS, foundation programs, diplomas, Bachelors and Masters can be submitted through the Study link agent application portal.
If you’ve been granted access to the agent application portal but have forgotten your password, you can reset it here.
Applications for research degrees can be made using the HDR application portal.
For information on the research application process visit our research applications page.
The University can only accept applications from students who are 17 years or older, including into its ELICOS and International Foundation Programs. Students who are 17 must complete a Welfare Arrangement Form for Under 18 Students. This will be provided by Admissions once the application is received. The form must be completed even if the student will be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Include a well written Statement of Purpose to answer the Visa applications Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) question. This should be written by the student, not the agent.
Visit Genuine temporary entrant requirements for more information.
Keep both prospective international students and the university up to date with your contact details by updating, adding or removing information about your office network and your staff details on our agent portal.
UC acknowledges the Ngunnawal people, traditional custodians of the lands where Bruce campus is situated. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of Canberra and the region. We also acknowledge all other First Nations Peoples on whose lands we gather.
