Undergraduate Courses

An undergraduate qualification is commonly referred to as a Bachelor Degree and is the first level of study offered by universities.

A uni accredited degree is the main gateway to many professional fields, and will give you a broad range of knowledge, skills and problem-solving capabilities to hit the ground running in your chosen industry. Upon completing the three to four years required for a degree, you’ll have the option to further your knowledge in a specific area with one year of honours study.

What is an undergraduate course?

An undergraduate course is your first university-level qualification—usually a Bachelor degree. It provides foundational skills and knowledge to start your career. Explore undergraduate courses.

Do I need an ATAR to get into university?

Not always! There are alternate entry pathways such as bridging courses, TAFE, or VET qualifications. Learn more at StudyAssist.gov.au.

How long is an undergraduate degree?

Most undergraduate programs in Australia take 3–4 years to complete full-time, depending on your field of study and university.

What’s the difference between a diploma and a degree?

Diplomas are shorter (1–2 years) and more vocational. Bachelor degrees are more comprehensive and academic. Some students start with a diploma and then transfer to a degree.

Can I study an undergraduate course online?

Yes! Many universities offer online undergraduate programs to support flexible learning. Find online options here.