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What is undergraduate study?
UPDATED 02 SEP 2025
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Undergraduate study is study undertaken after you finish secondary school, therefore it is often referred to as post-secondary education. It is typically undertaken at a higher education institution, such as a university.
The most common type of undergraduate study is the bachelor's degree, which usually takes three to four years to complete. If a student achieves a strong course weighted average (CWA), they may be invited to complete an additional year and graduate with honours, subject to availability.
For a list of undergraduate courses available at Curtin, please visit the Future Students website.