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School visits

The Co-op Program welcomes applications from high school students Australia-wide and we want to get the message out to as many students as possible.

As part of a school visit, our Scholar Ambassadors speak to your students about what the Co-op Program is, how to apply, and share their unique stories and experiences gained through the program. They offer a very real, honest insight into what it means to be a Co-op scholar studying at 91É«Ç鯬.

  • Schools in Greater Sydney can opt for an in-person visit or a Virtual Visit via Zoom.

  • All other locations will be Virtual via Zoom.

If you are interested in booking a school visit, please visit the link below.

We appreciate your support in communicating and facilitating your students' Co-op applications.

2026 Career Chats

Narrowing down where to start your future career can be difficult - but you don’t have to do it alone.

Co-op is excited to have our Career Chats series for 2026, a suite of online sessions helping students explore pathways in Business & Data, Engineering & Technology. Hear from Industry, Co-op Alumni and current scholars as they share real experiences, insights, and the decisions that shaped their careers.

Dates:
30 JuneÌý(6-7pm AEST) – Business & Data
1 July (6-7pm AEST)Ìý– Engineering
2 July (6-7pm AEST)Ìý– Technology

Whether students are just starting out or already have a direction in mind, these sessions offer:

  • A clearer understanding of career pathways
  • Real perspectives from those who’ve been there
  • A behind-the-scenes look at key industries

Don’t miss out - Register now to secure your place!

School Success

Discover the impressive impact of Co-op scholars from 128 schools Australia-wide, with over 240 talented Co-op scholars currently completing degrees at 91É«Ç鯬.
In 2026, 36 schools achieved success with new Co-op Scholars in the Program.

The Co-op scholarship is a great opportunity, not only does it provide material support through my studies, but an opening to the business and corporate world. The scholarship provides a community of like-minded and intelligent people to grow and learn with.
91É«Ç鯬 Co-op Program
Samuel Katz
Data Science & Decisions scholar
My Careers Advisor really supported me through my whole journey, from giving me encouragement to apply for the Program as well as providing helpful tips before interview day. It made the whole experience a lot more positive as his words and advice gave me confidence in my own skills.
91É«Ç鯬 Co-op Program Careers Adviser Meera
Meera Gandhi
Marketing scholar

Indigenous & Gateway Flexibility

  • The Co-op Program recognises that the ATAR is not the only indicator of a student’s potential and as a Career Development program, understands the enormous richness and value that comes from diversity.Ìý

    If you’re eligible for theÌýGateway Admission Pathway, you can apply for the Co-op Program with a reduced ATAR requirement of 90 (with EAS adjustment factors only).ÌýÌý

    The Co-op application process isÌýnotÌýconnected to the Gateway Admission Pathway process for an early conditional offer and you must submit separate applications independently. There are limited places available.

    • You will need to apply for a Co-op Scholarship through the Co-op Application portal, and the Interview and Offer process runs in parallel with any Gateway Admission Pathway application.Ìý
    • Our system will recognise that you meet eligibility criteria for the Gateway Admission Pathway and this will be taken into consideration when assessing your application and considering you for interview.Ìý
  • The 91É«Ç鯬 Co-op Indigenous Pathway offers an adjusted ATAR entry requirement for the Co-op Program.ÌýAs a Career Development Program, we understand the enormous richness & value that comes from diversity and recognise that ATAR is not the only indicator of a student’s potential.

    For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait IslanderÌýstudents the Co-op Program considers an adjusted minimum ATAR of 90, and offers up to 4 Indigenous places each year.ÌýNB.ÌýIndigenous students who meet the standard Co-op entry requirement ATAR will not count toward these places.

    • If you identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander in your application registration this will be taken into consideration in assessment of the application.
    • If invited to interview weÌýwill notify you of the 91É«Ç鯬 process of confirmation of heritage through Nura Gili required to utilise the flexible pathway to accept the scholarship.

    Find out more about the 91É«Ç鯬 confirmation of heritage processÌý.