Australian Catholic University
Australian Catholic University is a university in Multiple, Multi-state, Australia, established in 1991. It offers around 125 degrees across 13 fields of study on Peernovo. Approximate and generalised — confirm details with the university.
Multiple, Multi-state
1991
125
13
Degrees at Australian Catholic University by field
| Field of study | Programs | Focus areas |
|---|---|---|
| Education & Teaching | 17 | education, teacher education, pedagogy, literacy education, curriculum design |
| Law & Justice | 14 | legal studies, law, criminal law, international law, human rights law |
| Arts & Humanities | 12 | theology, ethics, language, philosophy, biblical studies |
| Allied Health | 12 | clinical skills, allied health practice, nutrition, dietetics, professional practice |
| Business & Commerce | 11 | business, management, accounting, finance, marketing |
| Nursing & Midwifery | 10 | clinical skills, health research methods, public health, nursing practice, nursing |
| Psychology | 9 | psychology, counselling theory, clinical psychology, professional practice, ethics |
| Health & Public Health | 8 | public health, health promotion, health research methods, health policy, epidemiology |
| Science | 8 | human anatomy, biology, research design, science communication, professional practice |
| Computing & IT | 8 | cybersecurity, software engineering, programming, computer networks, data science |
| Other / Interdisciplinary | 8 | |
| Social Work & Community | 6 | social work, social policy, social work practice, field education, professional practice |
| Creative Arts & Design | 2 | research design, postgraduate research methods, professional practice, professional writing, management |
Some degrees offered
- Bachelor of Education (Primary) (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Education (Secondary) (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Educational Studies (Undergraduate)
- Certificate in Educational Studies (Undergraduate)
- Certificate in Teaching and Learning (Undergraduate)
- Foundation Studies (Undergraduate)
- Graduate Certificate in Catholic Studies (Postgraduate)
- Graduate Certificate in Education (Postgraduate)
- Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (Postgraduate)
- Graduate Diploma in Education (Postgraduate)
- Graduate Diploma in Religious Education (Postgraduate)
- Master of Education (Postgraduate)
- Master of Educational Leadership (Postgraduate)
- Master of Religious Education (Postgraduate)
- Master of Teaching (Primary) (Postgraduate)
- Master of Teaching (Secondary) (Postgraduate)
- Master of Theological Studies (Postgraduate)
- Associate Degree in Philosophy (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Human Rights (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Human Rights/Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) (Honours) (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Philosophy/Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Theology/Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate)
- Diploma in Criminology (Undergraduate)
- Associate Degree in Theology (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Arts (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Arts (Honours) (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Arts (Western Civilisation) (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Creative Arts (Undergraduate)
- Bachelor of Visual Arts and Design (Undergraduate)
- Certificate in Liberal Arts (Undergraduate)
- Diploma in Creative Arts (Undergraduate)
- Diploma in Languages (Undergraduate)
Graduate outcomes at Australian Catholic University
Domestic full-time employment and median salary by field — open Australian Government data (QILT), approximate and not course-specific.
| Field | Employment | Median salary |
|---|---|---|
| Allied Health | — | — |
| Arts & Humanities | — | — |
| Business & Commerce | — | — |
| Computing & IT | — | — |
| Creative Arts & Design | — | — |
| Education & Teaching | — | — |
| Health & Public Health | — | — |
| Law & Justice | — | — |
| Nursing & Midwifery | — | — |
| Other / Interdisciplinary | — | — |
| Psychology | — | — |
| Science | — | — |
Upcoming events at Australian Catholic University
- Mass — Melbourne
- Campus Mass — Canberra
- All Things Nursing! — Melbourne
- Paddy's Morning Miles — Melbourne
- 2026 UniSport OzTag East IV — Melbourne
- 2026 UniSport OzTag East IV - Final Squad — Melbourne
Frequently asked questions
What can I study at Australian Catholic University?
Australian Catholic University lists around 125 degrees on Peernovo across 13 fields of study, including Education & Teaching, Law & Justice, Arts & Humanities, Allied Health, Business & Commerce, Nursing & Midwifery. Figures are approximate — confirm current offerings with the university.
Where is Australian Catholic University located?
Australian Catholic University is a university in Multiple, Multi-state, Australia. It has campuses including Melbourne (Fitzroy), Ballarat, North Sydney, Strathfield, Brisbane, Canberra.
When was Australian Catholic University established?
Australian Catholic University was established in 1991.
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Sources: Australian Catholic University public course catalogue; Graduate Outcomes Survey (QILT). Information is compiled and summarised — not copied verbatim — and is approximate; always confirm with the original source.
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