Australian Universities GPA Hub
Every university has its own rules. Find your exact college or university below to calculate your GPA or CGPA using their official, verified grading system.
University of Melbourne
The University of Melbourne uses a 7-point GPA scale where HD (High Distinction) = 7.0, D (Distinction) = 6.0, C (Credit) = 5.0, P (Pass) = 4.0, and F (Fail) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all subjects attempted. Melbourne also reports a Weighted Average Mark (WAM), which is the actual percentage-based performance metric used for Honours admission and competitive selection purposes.
University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney)
UNSW Sydney uses a 7-point GPA scale aligned with the standard Australian system: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units attempted. WAM is also calculated and represents your raw percentage performance, which is critical for competitive postgraduate program entry and scholarship eligibility.
University of Sydney
The University of Sydney uses a standard 7-point GPA scale where HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is computed as the weighted average of all units attempted, with weights determined by credit point values. WAM (Weighted Average Mark) is also calculated and represents the actual percentage performance, used primarily for Honours admission and postgraduate selection.
Australian National University (ANU)
ANU uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (80-100%) = 7.0, D (70-79%) = 6.0, C (60-69%) = 5.0, P (50-59%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all courses attempted in the program. ANU also employs an Honours classification system with grades H1 (80-100%, First Class), H2A (70-79%, Upper Second), H2B (60-69%, Lower Second), and H3 (50-59%, Third Class).
Monash University
Monash University uses a 7-point GPA scale with unique percentage thresholds: HD (80-100%) = 7.0, D (70-79%) = 6.0, C (60-69%) = 5.0, P (50-59%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all subjects completed. Monash also tracks WAM (Weighted Average Mark), which is the actual percentage performance and is used for Honours selection, postgraduate program entry, and scholarship eligibility.
University of Queensland (UQ)
The University of Queensland uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of courses completed. UQ also uses WAM (Weighted Average Mark) for Honours classification and competitive postgraduate admissions. A minimum GPA of 4.0 (P grade) is required to pass; anything below is a fail.
University of Western Australia (UWA)
UWA uses a 7-point GPA scale aligned with Australian standards: HD (80-100%) = 7.0, D (70-79%) = 6.0, C (60-69%) = 5.0, P (50-59%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units attempted. UWA also calculates WAM, which is the weighted percentage-based performance metric used for Honours admission and postgraduate program selection.
University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
UTS uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all subjects completed. UTS also reports WAM, which reflects your actual percentage performance and is used for Honours eligibility, postgraduate admissions, and scholarship assessments.
Macquarie University
Macquarie University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. Macquarie also tracks WAM, which is your weighted percentage-based performance and is used for Honours program entry, postgraduate admissions, and competitive scholarship selection.
Curtin University
Curtin University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units attempted. Curtin also reports WAM (Weighted Average Mark), which reflects your actual percentage performance and is critical for Honours eligibility and postgraduate admissions.
Deakin University
Deakin University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all subjects attempted. Deakin also calculates WAM, which is your weighted percentage-based performance metric used for Honours programs and postgraduate admissions.
Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
QUT uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all subjects completed. QUT also reports WAM, which is your actual percentage performance and is used for Honours classification, postgraduate admissions, and scholarship eligibility.
University of Wollongong (UOW)
UOW uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. UOW also tracks WAM, which is the weighted percentage-based performance metric used for Honours eligibility and postgraduate program admissions.
RMIT University
RMIT uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all subjects attempted. RMIT also reports WAM (Weighted Average Mark), which reflects your actual percentage performance and is critical for Honours programs and postgraduate admissions.
Griffith University
Griffith University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64.5%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all courses completed. Griffith also calculates WAM, which is the weighted percentage-based performance metric used for Honours eligibility and postgraduate admissions. Note: Griffith uses 64.5% as the upper boundary for Pass.
University of Newcastle
The University of Newcastle uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. Newcastle also tracks WAM, which is the weighted percentage metric used for Honours classification and postgraduate admissions.
Swinburne University of Technology
Swinburne uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all subjects completed. Swinburne also reports WAM, which is your actual percentage-based performance and is used for Honours programs and postgraduate admissions.
La Trobe University
La Trobe University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. La Trobe also calculates WAM, which is the weighted percentage-based performance metric used for Honours eligibility and postgraduate program selection.
University of South Australia (UniSA) / Adelaide University
Adelaide University (merged entity as of 2026) uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85-100%) = 7.0, D (75-84%) = 6.0, C (65-74%) = 5.0, P (50-64%) = 4.0, and F (0-49%) = 0.0. The GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. Adelaide also reports WAM (Weighted Average Mark), which reflects your actual percentage performance and is used for Honours programs and postgraduate admissions.
RMIT University
Macquarie University
Macquarie University uses a standard 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. Macquarie also tracks WAM (Weighted Average Mark), which is the weighted percentage-based performance metric used for Honours program entry, postgraduate admissions, and competitive scholarship selection. Ranked #195 globally (QS 2026), Macquarie is known for strong programs in Finance, Linguistics, Cognitive Science, and Actuarial Studies.
University of Tasmania (UTAS)
The University of Tasmania (UTAS) uses a standard 7-point GPA scale: HD (80–100%) = 7.0, D (70–79%) = 6.0, C (60–69%) = 5.0, P (50–59%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. Note: UTAS uses lower grade thresholds than most Australian universities — HD begins at 80% and Distinction at 70%. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. UTAS also tracks WAM, the weighted percentage metric used for Honours and postgraduate admissions. UTAS is known for Marine and Antarctic Science, Environmental Studies, and Law.
University of New England (UNE)
The University of New England uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. UNE also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate admissions. UNE is Australia's leading distance education university for undergraduate study and is particularly known for Agriculture, Rural Science, Law, and Education delivered online and on-campus.
Charles Sturt University (CSU)
Charles Sturt University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all subjects completed. CSU also reports WAM for Honours and postgraduate program entry. CSU is a multi-campus regional university and Australia's largest provider of education for the professions (nursing, dentistry, therapy), with a strong focus on distance and online learning.
CQUniversity (Central Queensland University)
CQUniversity uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. CQU also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate programs. CQUniversity is known for its accessibility, multiple campuses, and strong vocational and applied degree programs across engineering, nursing, education, and business.
Southern Cross University (SCU)
Southern Cross University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. SCU also reports WAM for Honours and postgraduate applications. SCU is known for its innovative Model of Learning, sustainability research, environmental science, and strong programs in nursing, business, and education.
University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC)
The University of the Sunshine Coast uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. UniSC also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate admissions. UniSC is a rapidly growing regional university known for strong programs in health sciences, business, education, and science, with a focus on student experience and community engagement.
Victoria University (VU)
Victoria University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (80–100%) = 7.0, D (70–79%) = 6.0, C (60–69%) = 5.0, P (50–59%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. Note: VU uses lower grade thresholds — HD starts at 80%, not 85%. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. VU also tracks WAM. Victoria University is known for its innovative VU Block Model, where students study one subject at a time, and has strong programs in business, law, engineering, and sport sciences.
Western Sydney University (WSU)
Western Sydney University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. WSU also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate admissions. WSU is one of Australia's largest universities by enrolment, serving the Greater Western Sydney region, and is known for strong programs in Medicine, Nursing, Law, Engineering, and Business.
Australian Catholic University (ACU)
Australian Catholic University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. ACU also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate admissions. ACU is a national university with seven campuses and is known for strong programs in Nursing, Education, Health Sciences, and Social Work, underpinned by its Catholic educational mission.
Murdoch University
Murdoch University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (80–100%) = 7.0, D (70–79%) = 6.0, C (60–69%) = 5.0, P (50–59%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. Note: Murdoch uses lower grade thresholds than most Australian universities — HD begins at 80% and Distinction at 70%. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. Murdoch also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate admissions. Known for Veterinary Biology, Environmental Science, Law, and IT.
James Cook University (JCU)
James Cook University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. JCU also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate admissions. JCU is a world leader in tropical research, marine science, and environmental sciences, and is ranked among the top 50 universities globally for Life Below Water (THE Impact Rankings 2026).
Flinders University
Flinders University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. Flinders also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate program entry. Flinders is known for strong research in Medicine, Archaeology, Environmental Science, and Law, and has experienced significant growth in its innovation and technology precincts at Tonsley.
Bond University
Bond University, Australia's first private not-for-profit university, uses a percentage-based grading system with letter grades: HD (85–100%) = 7.0 / A, D (75–84%) = 6.0 / B+, C (65–74%) = 5.0 / B, P (50–64%) = 4.0 / C, and F (0–49%) = 0.0 / F. Bond uses an accelerated trimester system (3 semesters per year), meaning students can complete a 3-year degree in 2 years. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average. Bond is known for premium Law, Business, Film and Television, and Health Sciences programs.
University of Canberra (UC)
The University of Canberra uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (80–100%) = 7.0, D (70–79%) = 6.0, C (60–69%) = 5.0, P (50–59%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. Note: UC uses lower grade thresholds — HD begins at 80% and Distinction at 70%. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. UC also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate admissions. Located in Australia's capital, UC has strong programs in Health, Business, Law, Engineering, and Design.
Charles Darwin University (CDU)
Charles Darwin University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (80–100%) = 7.0, D (70–79%) = 6.0, C (60–69%) = 5.0, P (50–59%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. Note: CDU uses lower grade thresholds (HD = 80%), reflecting its focus on accessible education. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. CDU also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate program entry. CDU is the Northern Territory's only university and is known for Indigenous education, tropical sustainability, and engineering programs.
Edith Cowan University (ECU)
Edith Cowan University uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (80–100%) = 7.0, D (70–79%) = 6.0, C (60–69%) = 5.0, P (50–59%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. Note: ECU uses lower grade thresholds — HD begins at 80% and Distinction at 70%. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. ECU also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate program entry. ECU is known for strong programs in Nursing, Education, Arts, Cybersecurity, and Engineering.
Federation University Australia (FedUni)
Federation University Australia uses a 7-point GPA scale: HD (80–100%) = 7.0, D (70–79%) = 6.0, C (60–69%) = 5.0, P (50–59%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. Note: FedUni uses lower grade thresholds (HD = 80%), reflecting its regional university character. GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average of all units completed. FedUni also tracks WAM for Honours and postgraduate admissions. Federation University is one of Australia's oldest universities (founded 1870 as School of Mines) and is known for engineering, IT, education, and health programs.
Torrens University Australia
Torrens University Australia is a private university using a percentage-based grading system with letter grades: HD (85–100%) = High Distinction, D (75–84%) = Distinction, C (65–74%) = Credit, P (50–64%) = Pass, and F (0–49%) = Fail. GPA is calculated on a scale equivalent to the standard Australian 7-point system. Torrens is known for creative arts, business, health, and education programs, and delivers most programs through a flexible, industry-focused model with campuses in all major Australian cities and online delivery.
Telstra Purple / Telstra Institute (Telstra University)
Telstra Institute (sometimes informally called "Telstra University") is Telstra's corporate learning and development arm, not a registered TEQSA university. It delivers professional development, technical certifications, and internal training programs for Telstra employees and partners. Grading is competency-based (Competent/Not Yet Competent) or aligned to industry certification standards (e.g., Cisco, AWS, Microsoft). There is no GPA or WAM system. Certifications may have credit recognition at partner universities.
Billy Blue College of Design (Torrens University)
Billy Blue College of Design, as part of Torrens University Australia, uses a percentage-based grading system: HD (85–100%) = High Distinction, D (75–84%) = Distinction, C (65–74%) = Credit, P (50–64%) = Pass, and F (0–49%) = Fail. GPA is calculated on a 7-point equivalent scale as a credit-weighted average of all units. Assessment in design programs combines portfolio reviews, studio projects, and theoretical components. Billy Blue is Australia's oldest and most prestigious private design school, particularly renowned for Communication Design and Graphic Design.
Holmesglen Institute
Holmesglen Institute is a dual-sector institution offering both TAFE (VET) and Higher Education programs. For VET programs, grading is competency-based (Competent / Not Yet Competent / Credit / Distinction). For Higher Education programs (bachelor's degrees, associate degrees), Holmesglen uses a standard grading system with HD (80–100%) = High Distinction, D (70–79%) = Distinction, C (60–69%) = Credit, P (50–59%) = Pass, and F (0–49%) = Fail. GPA for Higher Education programs is calculated as a credit-weighted average.
Laureate International Universities (Australia)
Laureate International Universities in Australia operates through its affiliated institutions, primarily Torrens University Australia and Think Education Group. Each institution uses standard Australian grading: HD (85–100%), D (75–84%), C (65–74%), P (50–64%), and F (0–49%), with GPA calculated on a 7-point equivalent scale. Laureate's Australian network includes disciplines spanning design, business, health, and education. As a global network, Laureate facilitates credit transfer and study abroad opportunities across its 40+ member universities in 25+ countries.
Australian Institute of Business (AIB)
The Australian Institute of Business (AIB) is a private higher education provider specialising in business education, particularly MBA programs delivered online. Grading uses a percentage-based system: HD (85–100%), D (75–84%), C (65–74%), P (50–64%), and F (0–49%). GPA is calculated as a credit-weighted average. AIB is TEQSA-registered and delivers Australia's largest online MBA program. It is particularly known for flexible, self-paced delivery suited to working professionals.
Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) — Australian Programs
The Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) partners with Australian universities (including RMIT University, University of Wollongong, and others) to deliver Australian degrees in Singapore. Grading for Australian-partner programs follows the delivering university's standard Australian 7-point GPA scale: HD (85–100%) = 7.0, D (75–84%) = 6.0, C (65–74%) = 5.0, P (50–64%) = 4.0, and F (0–49%) = 0.0. GPA and WAM are calculated per the partner university's policies. Degrees awarded are official qualifications of the Australian partner university, fully recognised in Australia and internationally.