Study in Australia
Bachelor courses in Australia for Bangladeshi students
The IGC Course Finder lists 2,190 bachelor programmes at 24 Australian universities. This guide shows which fields are available, how long a bachelor degree takes, what the fees and English scores look like, and how to shortlist a course that fits your results and budget.
Last updated 6 November 2026. Written by the IGC counselling team.
What you can study
The programme counts below come from the university listings in our Course Finder, checked in October 2026. A programme is counted once per university.
- Health & Medical
- 405 programmes
- Law, Society & Social Sciences
- 368 programmes
- Business & Management
- 304 programmes
- Arts, Design & Media
- 293 programmes
- Computing, IT & Data
- 242 programmes
- Engineering & Technology
- 191 programmes
- Science & Mathematics
- 135 programmes
- Education
- 109 programmes
- Agriculture & Environment
- 89 programmes
- Hospitality & Tourism
- 24 programmes
Open the IGC Course Finder to filter by field, university, city, intake and fee.
How long is a bachelor degree in Australia?
In our listings, most bachelor programmes take 3 years (1,161 programmes) or 4 years (616 programmes). A smaller number take 5 years or more, for example some professional degrees. Some programmes are listed as 1 year, and these are usually shorter or top-up courses, so read the course page carefully before you assume the length.
Fees and English scores: what the listings show
Fees and entry scores depend on the university, the course and the year. Across the 24 universities in our listings, the indicative yearly tuition for bachelor programmes runs from about AUD 19,463 to AUD 108,300, and the English (IELTS) scores listed run from 6.0 to 8.5. Courses such as medicine, dentistry and some engineering degrees sit at the top of these ranges.
These figures are indicative. Your counsellor confirms the current fee, entry rule and intake for the exact course before you apply. Add living costs, health cover and visa fees to your budget.
Universities with the most bachelor programmes in our listings
- Adelaide University
- 217 programmes, tuition AUD 43,400 to 108,300 a year, IELTS 6.5 to 7
- University of Wollongong
- 207 programmes, AUD 33,360 to 48,768, IELTS 6 to 8.5
- Flinders University
- 171 programmes, AUD 33,800 to 49,000, IELTS 6 to 7
- Deakin University
- 164 programmes, AUD 36,800 to 66,600, IELTS 6 to 7
- The University of Newcastle, Australia
- 146 programmes, AUD 33,155 to 50,375, IELTS 6 to 7.5
- Swinburne University of Technology
- 141 programmes, AUD 32,400 to 83,440, IELTS 6 to 7
- University of Technology Sydney
- 133 programmes, AUD 41,425 to 54,770, IELTS 6.5 to 7
- University of the Sunshine Coast
- 118 programmes, AUD 28,500 to 38,500, IELTS 6 to 7.5
This is a list by number of programmes, not a ranking of quality. See every university on the Study in Australia page.
Entry requirements for Bangladeshi students
Requirements differ by university and course, so always check the course page. In general you will be asked for:
- Your Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) or equivalent results, such as A levels, with the subjects the course needs
- Proof of English, usually an IELTS score or an accepted alternative test, at the level the course asks for
- A passport, a CV or personal statement, and recommendation letters if the university requests them
- For some courses, a portfolio, an interview or specific subject marks
If your results or English score are a little below the requirement, some universities offer diplomas, foundation or pathway courses. Ask your counsellor which pathways exist for your chosen field. Our guide to choosing a course and the statement of purpose guide help you prepare.
Intakes, scholarships and work rights
Many Australian universities start courses in February or March and again in July. Some add other months, so check each course. Universities offer merit scholarships and tuition waivers, typically from 10% up to 100% depending on the university and course, and the Australian government offers awards such as Australia Awards and Destination Australia scholarships to eligible students. See our scholarship guide.
International students can usually work up to 48 hours per fortnight during study periods and full-time in scheduled breaks. Rules can change, so confirm the current rule before you plan your budget around work.
How IGC helps you apply
- Profile assessment: your results, English score, budget and goals
- A shortlist of courses and universities from the Course Finder, with the reasons
- Application preparation and submission, and updates on every response
- Scholarship guidance and an explanation of every offer condition
- A checklist for the Australian student visa file
No agency can promise an offer, a visa or a scholarship. Read our process and fee terms before you decide.
Frequently asked questions
Which bachelor courses are most common in Australia?
In our Course Finder listings, Health and Medical, Law and Social Sciences, Business and Management, and Arts, Design and Media have the most bachelor programmes. Computing and IT and Engineering follow.
What IELTS score do I need for a bachelor degree in Australia?
It depends on the course. In our listings the scores run from 6.0 to 8.5, and many courses ask for around 6.0 to 7.0. Check the exact course page, because some fields ask for more.
How much does a bachelor degree in Australia cost for an international student?
Indicative yearly tuition in our listings runs from about AUD 19,463 to AUD 108,300 depending on the university and course. Living costs, health cover and visa fees are extra. Your counsellor confirms current figures.
Can I apply with HSC results?
Many universities accept HSC for entry to a bachelor degree, sometimes with specific subjects and marks, and some courses need a foundation or diploma first. Your counsellor checks the requirement for each university.
Can IGC guarantee admission or a scholarship?
No. Universities decide admission and scholarships. We prepare your application carefully and honestly.
Does a bachelor degree lead to permanent residence?
No degree guarantees permanent residence. See our general information on Australian pathways, and speak to a registered migration agent (MARA) for advice about your case.
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