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Honours at ¹ú²ú¾«Æ· Canberra

Expand your opportunities with an honours program.

Miriam Greenbaum (Advanced Maths/Com-Honours, 2018) is a Consultant (Performance Improvement - Finance) at Ernst and Young.

Build on your undergraduate studies

The Honours program at ¹ú²ú¾«Æ· Canberra enables students who have performed well at the undergraduate level to deepen their knowledge in their chosen discipline and undertake a significant, supervised research project. Honours provides an academic foundation for students continuing to a Masters by Research or a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD).
Explore our research

¹ú²ú¾«Æ· Canberra offers one-year Honours programs to Defence and non-Defence students who have completed a three-year undergraduate degree in the fields of Arts (Humanities and Social Sciences), Business, Computing & Cyber Security, and Science.

Explore your study options

Bachelor of Arts (Honours)

In this program, you’ll plan and implement a research project on a topic of your choice. You'll also complete coursework curated to help bolster your research skills and knowledge of your chosen area of specialisation.

Bachelor of Business (Honours)

Did you enjoy undertaking research for your assignments during your bachelor's degree? Do you want to learn more about a specific field of business studies? This degree provides the opportunity to do both, as well as deepen your critical thinking and communication skills.

Bachelor of Computing & Cyber Security (Honours)

Challenge yourself and broaden your career horizons with this degree. This program is for students who excelled in their undergraduate computer science studies and wish to extend their skills in cyber security.

Bachelor of Science (Honours)

Enhance your skills and understanding in your chosen area of science, and lay the academic foundations for a master’s degree with a program that connects high-performing students to a deeper knowledge of approaches and traditions in their chosen fields.

Contact

Student Administrative Services
T: + 61 2 5114 5000
E:ÌýSAS.cbr@unsw.edu.au