Postgraduate Courses

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About Postgraduate Courses

A postgraduate unit offers a focused learning experience, allowing students to deepen their expertise in a specific subject area. Whether taken as part of a broader postgraduate degree or a standalone course, it provides advanced knowledge and skills relevant to your career or academic goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a postgraduate course?

Postgraduate courses are programs you can take after completing a bachelor’s degree. They include Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Master’s degrees, and some doctoral programs. Browse postgraduate options.

Can I do a postgraduate course without a degree?

Some Graduate Certificates or Diplomas may accept industry experience instead of a degree, especially in fields like business or project management. Check eligibility on MySkills.gov.au.

What’s the difference between a Graduate Certificate and a Master’s?

A Graduate Certificate usually takes 6 months and covers core principles, while a Master’s degree takes 1–2 years and dives deeper into advanced topics. You can often start with a Certificate and work your way up.

Are postgraduate courses available online?

Yes! Many universities and RTOs offer online postgraduate courses to support working professionals. Explore online study options here.

Can postgraduate study help me change careers?

Absolutely. Postgraduate study is a great way to transition into new industries like teaching, data analytics, or health. Check out career-switching pathways.