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Early Entry Applications
Accommodation application submission deadline is 11.59pm,
Monday May 11th 2026
Supporting documents (to accompany your accommodation application) deadline is 11.59pm, Tuesday 28 July 2026
Step 1
Apply to ANU
Begin your journey to Burgmann College by submitting your application through the University Accommodation Services (UAS) portal, the central application hub for all ANU residential colleges, halls, and lodges. When completing your application, make sure to select Burgmann College as your first preference to ensure your application is directed to us. Click the button below to get started.
Step 2
Provide Supporting Documents
Once you have nominated Burgmann College as your first preference, you will be prompted to submit supporting documents to strengthen your application. This includes a written personal reference from someone who can speak to your character and potential, as well as four short one-minute video responses to a series of questions designed to help us get to know you better.
Step 3
Record your videos!
Your video responses are your opportunity to make a lasting impression - so make them count! We encourage you to be authentic, enthusiatic and let your personality shine through. There is no right or wrong answers; we simply want to understand who you are, what drives you and what you would bring to the Burgmann community.
Step 4
Application Review
Once your application is submitted, our Principal will carefully review each submission. Application outcomes are released in September, so keep an eye on your inbox. In the meantime, we encourage you to explore everything Burgmann has to offer and reach out if you have any questions.
Are you an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ANU student?
Burgmann College welcomes applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ANU students.
The College holds a minimum of two places per annum for Indigenous students. Applicants are encouraged to apply for the Burgmann Price Scholarship and for Burgmann College Scholarships or Bursaries.
Burgmann College is fortunate to work in close partnership with the Tjabal Indigenous Higher Education Centreto support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in the application process.
The Kambri Indigenous Undergraduate Scholarship at The Australian National University (ANU) was established to ensure Indigenous students receive the support required to succeed at university. The scholarship assists students in completing an undergraduate degree program by providing a flexible package of ongoing monetary and pastoral support to study at Australia's national university.
Find out more about the Kambri Indigenous Scholarship here
Details and application forms are available on our Scholarships & Bursaries page. Click the button below to find out more.
Scholarships & Bursaries
