Australian university appeal directory – University Appeals Australia

Short answer: Choose your university first if the decision notice uses institution-specific rules, forms, deadlines or appeal terminology.

Find your university

Find your university

Australian Catholic University
Sydney National Australian National University
Canberra ACT Bond University
Gold Coast QLD Central Queensland University
Rockhampton QLD Charles Darwin University
Darwin NT Charles Sturt University
Regional NSW NSW Curtin University
Perth WA Deakin University
Melbourne VIC Edith Cowan University
Perth WA Federation University
Ballarat VIC Flinders University
Adelaide SA Griffith University
Brisbane QLD James Cook University
Townsville QLD La Trobe University
Melbourne VIC Macquarie University
Sydney NSW Monash University
Melbourne VIC Murdoch University
Perth WA Queensland University of Technology
Brisbane QLD RMIT University
Melbourne VIC Southern Cross University
Lismore NSW Swinburne University of Technology
Melbourne VIC Torrens University
Adelaide National University of Adelaide
Adelaide SA University of Canberra
Canberra ACT University of Melbourne
Melbourne VIC University of New England
Armidale NSW University of Newcastle
Newcastle NSW University of Notre Dame Australia
Fremantle WA University of Queensland
Brisbane QLD University of South Australia
Adelaide SA University of Sydney
Sydney NSW University of Tasmania
Hobart TAS University of Technology Sydney
Sydney NSW University of Western Australia
Perth WA University of Wollongong
Wollongong NSW UNSW Sydney
Sydney NSW Victoria University
Melbourne VIC Western Sydney University
Sydney NSW

How university pages are built

Each university page is designed to connect general appeal principles with that institution’s official policy sources. Pages with missing or uncertain policy sources are kept conservative and should be checked against the current university website.

Reviewed by Herman Chan / Academic Appeal Specialist

Pages are written for practical student decision-making and should be checked against the current university policy before use.