Undergraduate Courses for International Students
UC offers the following undergraduate Bachelors degree courses. You may also be interested in our
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Double Degrees and
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our undergraduate Diplomas in Languages which can be taken at the same time as one of our Bachelors degrees.
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Bachelors Degrees
ARTS
BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT
- Applied Economics
- Building and Construction Management
- Business Administration
- Business Informatics
- Commerce
- Management
COMMUNICATION
- Advertising and Marketing Communication
- Communication and Media Studies
- Journalism
- Media Arts and Production
- Public Relations
- Writing
CULTURAL HERITAGE
DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE
EDUCATION
- Early Childhood Teaching (Birth-8 Years)
- Early Childhood Teaching (3-8 Years)
- Middle School Teaching (K-10)
- Primary Teaching
- Secondary Teaching (Design and Technology)
- Secondary Teaching (Health and Physical Education)
- Secondary Teaching (Music)
Graduate Entry
- Early Childhood Teaching (Graduate Entry)
- Primary Teaching (Graduate Entry)
- Secondary Teaching (Graduate Entry)
HEALTH AND COMMUNITY
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
LANGUAGES
- International Studies
- Languages (Diploma) Beginning
- Languages (Diploma) Continuing
- Languages (Diploma) Intermediate-Advanced
LAW
SCIENCE
SPORT
TEACHING
- see Education
TOURISM
URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING
Course Electives
A number of undergraduate courses of the University offer elective majors of units to students. An elective major can often be undertaken in a faculty other than the faculty administering a student's course. Use the Majors and Minors links to view what combinations are available.
Units (Subjects)
Each course is comprised of a number of units. Some units are required for a course, while others are open to choice.
The list of Units is available by Faculty.
Fees
All course fees are in Australian dollars. There will be no fee increases for the duration of the course except where students extend their course.
For more information about fees, visit the Student Administration website.
Search Course Descriptions
Search engine and archive 2004-present. Course descriptions from 1995-2003 can be found in our Handbook Archive.
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