Bachelor's Programs

There are about thirty-seven public universities and two private universities in Australia, which offer Undergraduate or Bachelor's programs, Postgraduate and PhD programs. University study in Australia can lead to the following awards:

• Undergraduate or Bachelor's Degrees,
• Undergraduate Diplomas,
• Associate Diplomas,
• Postgraduate Degrees or Masters Degrees,
• Doctoral Degrees,
• Graduate Diplomas, and
• Graduate Certificates.

Undergraduate or a Bachelor's degree in Australia is normally a three-year program, although in certain specialized disciplines and double-degree areas, the time period extends from three years to four-to-six years. Students who excel academically may be invited into an Honor's Year, which makes up the fourth year of study in Australian bachelor's degrees. This is a graduate-level year of study followed by an intensive research module. In some universities of Australia, it is possible sometimes to pursue a PhD degree with 'superior academic performance' of exceptional students in the honor's year of the bachelor's programs. The undergraduate programs offered in Australia are:

• Bachelor Degree,
• Bachelor Degree with Honors,
• Undergraduate Diplomas, and
• Associate Diplomas.

The most popular courses of study for global students in Australia are Business, Administration and Economics, followed by Science, Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.