University and Private Higher Education Courses

University or Private Higher Education courses can open up many opportunities, but it’s a big commitment, right? Actually, it’s never been easier. With the diverse selection of undergraduate and postgraduate courses on Career FAQs you can study online at your own pace, and get government support with the fees. 

Studying a university course allows you to look deep into your discipline so that you can make of it whatever you like. Whether you’re just finishing high school or you’ve decided to try something new, getting a nationally recognised degree will broaden your knowledge and your horizon. Check out our courses and get started!

What is the difference between TAFE and university courses?

University courses are more academic and research-focused, typically leading to bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degrees. TAFE courses are more hands-on and job-oriented, offering qualifications from Certificate I to Advanced Diploma.

Can I get Centrelink while studying at university?

Yes. If you are studying full-time and meet eligibility criteria, you may qualify for payments like Youth Allowance, Austudy, or ABSTUDY. Visit Services Australia for details.

Is university and private higher education free in Australia?

No, but eligible students can defer their fees through the HECS-HELP scheme. You only start repaying your loan once your income reaches a certain threshold. Learn more at StudyAssist.

What are the most popular higher education courses in Australia?

Business, education, nursing, psychology, and information technology are consistently among the most enrolled university degrees in Australia.

Can mature-aged students apply for university?

Absolutely. Universities welcome mature-aged applicants, and many offer alternate entry pathways such as bridging courses or recognition of prior learning (RPL).