What is an undergraduate degree?
Last Modified: 09/Oct/2024
An undergraduate degree is an academic program of study leading to a qualification, such as an associate degree, diploma or bachelor's degree. Honours degrees are also considered undergraduate degrees.
The most common undergraduate degree is a bachelor's degree, it is usually the first degree you undertake when starting university. Bachelor's degrees are normally three to four years in length as a full-time student.
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Adelaide University's Future Student Enquiry Team can answer your questions about undergraduate degrees.
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