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Undergraduate courses

You’ve finished school or completed a pathway course. Now what? Take your education up a notch and find your focus with a bachelor’s degree. The combination of theory and applied learning will prepare you for work or – if you don’t want to leave Federation too soon – further study. 

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Charlotte Hamilton talks about her experience as an undergraduate student. 

Hi, my name is Charlotte Hamilton and I'm studying a Bachelor of Psychological Science. My favourite part of the course is the opportunity it's given me to learn and to interpersonal skills. I love the face-to-face learning environment rather than being online. I would recommend studying at Federation University because the small class sizes mean you're more than just a number and there's been so much support available. I've really enjoyed studying at Federation University and it's taught me so much about myself and how to make the most of every opportunity given to me. When I finish, I want to get a career in forensic psychology. 

Why study at Federation

Federation is a big uni with small-uni values. From the moment you receive an offer to the day you graduate, we make sure your experience is personalised. You’ll never get lost in the crowd. 
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#1
in Australia for first-generation enrolments.
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80%
of our undergraduate students were in full-time employment 4–6 months after course completion.
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60 days
paid placement for Federation Co-op degrees in business, engineering, information technology and science.
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1770
scholarships and grants awarded in 2024.
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Pathways to an undergraduate course 

Don’t meet the entry requirements? Explore our pathway options. You can build your academic skills with FAST, do a relevant TAFE course or get specific with a diploma in business or IT. 

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Having the opportunity to exhibit locally and create networks within the local artist community is exciting and really sets you up to begin your own practice, on a local and national level. "
— Katherine Douglas, Bachelor of Visual Arts 

Undergraduate essentials 

Keen to find out more about Federation? Start with the basics.