University Tools
Calculators set up for students at specific Australian universities. Every tool is independent — AussieGrade is not affiliated with or endorsed by any university — and every page explains its method, shows an example, and flags what to verify officially.
WAM CalculatorUNSW WAM Calculator
UNSW Sydney · Sydney, NSW. Independent tool with method, example and FAQ.
Open the UNSW calculator →WAM CalculatorUniversity of Sydney WAM Calculator
The University of Sydney · Sydney, NSW. Independent tool with method, example and FAQ.
Open the University of Sydney calculator →WAM CalculatorUniversity of Melbourne WAM Calculator
The University of Melbourne · Melbourne, VIC. Independent tool with method, example and FAQ.
Open the University of Melbourne calculator →WAM CalculatorMonash WAM Calculator
Monash University · Melbourne, VIC. Independent tool with method, example and FAQ.
Open the Monash calculator →WAM CalculatorDeakin WAM Calculator
Deakin University · Victoria. Independent tool with method, example and FAQ.
Open the Deakin calculator →GPA CalculatorUQ GPA Calculator
The University of Queensland · Brisbane, QLD. Independent tool with method, example and FAQ.
Open the UQ calculator →GPA CalculatorRMIT GPA Calculator
RMIT University · Melbourne, VIC. Independent tool with method, example and FAQ.
Open the RMIT calculator →WAM CalculatorUTS WAM Calculator
University of Technology Sydney · Sydney, NSW. Independent tool with method, example and FAQ.
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Why university-specific tools?
Australian universities set their own grading scales, credit-point systems and average calculations. A calculator pre-set for your university saves you from translating between scales — but because rules change and vary by faculty and course, these tools are built on configurable scales and carry a clear disclaimer: confirm your official figures on your student record.
Don't see your university?
The general WAM Calculator and GPA Calculator work for any Australian university — just select the grading scale that matches your course outline. More university tools are added as their rules are verified.