Find the degree that's right for you
Start your undergraduate career at UNSW Canberra. If you have just completed high school, or have never graduated from university before, then an undergraduate bachelors degree is for you.
Whether you’re an ADFA trainee officer, current serving Defence Force member or a non-defence student, our unique range of undergraduate programs will provide you with the theoretical understanding and practical experience to propel you towards an exciting and rewarding career.
We know there’s a lot to consider before you embark on a university education. If you’re thinking of studying an undergraduate degree, we want you to be ready to hit the ground running. Explore our undergraduate course options and see where a degree at UNSW Canberra can take you.
Your undergraduate study pathways
Regardless of your study pathway, all our undergraduate students benefit from the best university student-to-teacher ratio in Australia. Our custom-built facilities, world-class academic staff and outstanding industry networks make us one of Australia’s leading universities.
Explore our undergraduate degree options and begin your journey with us.
ADFA Trainee officers
Complete your undergraduate degree alongside military training with an undergraduate program tailored to the educational needs of the Australian Defence Force.
Explore your options with UNSW Canberra at ADFA across Arts and Social Sciences, Business, Engineering, Information Technology and Science.
ADF Current Serving Members
If you’ve already started your career in the Australian Defence Force, you can boost your job prospects with a defence-tailored degree from UNSW Canberra at ADFA. Focus on your studies in a tri-service environment, which fosters networks that enhance defence capabilities and operations.
Non-Defence Undergraduate
If you’re keen to gain practical experience working alongside defence, government, and industry, our specialist non-defence undergraduate degrees could be for you. Our programs allow students to explore big ideas, create new knowledge, and tackle the most pressing global issues.
