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What is the Vice-Chancellor's (VC) List?

UPDATED 05 OCT 2026 | 1:46AM

The Vice-Chancellor's List recognises the top one per cent of undergraduate and honours students for outstanding academic performance.

Membership is awarded each semester based on academic achievement across all disciplines, year levels and global campuses. To be eligible, students must be enrolled in an undergraduate course, achieve a Semester Weighted Average (SWA) of 85.00 or higher across at least 75 credit points, and rank within the top one per cent of qualifying students in their cohort.

Students selected for the Vice-Chancellor's List receive a certificate from the Vice-Chancellor, and their achievement is noted on their Academic Transcript and Australian Higher Education Graduation Statement (AHEGS).

For full eligibility requirements and further information, visit the Vice-Chancellor's List webpage.

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