Some of our postgraduate degrees can be completed partially or entirely online.
If you are a current student, please visit the study information page for the latest updates on the delivery of our degrees due to COVID-19.
Explore the below range of courses currently available online*.
The online availability of these degrees will not be affected by a return to on-campus teaching following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
*Please note that some online courses may still include face-to-face components. Please refer to the course page for course details and eligibility requirements.
Graduate certificate and graduate diploma options available the courses above.
**Master of Science options available that do not require a medical degree.
Graduate certificate and graduate diploma options available for some of the courses above, check the course page.
You may decide to complete some of your degree online. Many units of study or subjects are offered online. To find out which subjects can be taken online, find your course and check the study mode for each unit of study.
Many of our postgraduate courses allow you to study part-time if you're a domestic student. Find your course and check the course details section to find out if it is offered part-time.
If you have already enrolled in a full-time study load (24 credit points), you can change your study load without being financially penalised before the census date.
Concerned about losing your student benefits? If you study 75 percent of a full-time study load (18 credit points), you will retain full-time student status.
Part-time study is usually not available for international students as it is a requirement of your student visa that you are enrolled in a full-time study load. Learn more about reduced study load for student visa holders.
Some faculties and schools offer teaching in the evening to accommodate postgraduate students who work during the day. Find your course and check the study mode of your preferred units of study.
Taking units during an intensive session can be an opportunity to complete units outside of the main semesters. You might be looking to accelerate your course, catch up on a failed unit of study or balance your timetable.
December, January or February intensives are generally held over the summer break while July intensive generally falls over the winter break. Learn more about studying in an intensive session.
If you are a working professional, our Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) provides a diverse range of short courses, designed to elevate your skills and knowledge in your chosen professional and personal area of interest.
At Sydney, you will have the freedom to personalise your timetable to fit your study around other commitments.
About four weeks before the start of each semester, you will be allocated a personal timetable for the semester based on the units of study you've selected. If you want to plan ahead, you can use our indicative timetable tool to get an idea of where and when classes might be scheduled.
There are a number of offshore study opportunities offered by the Sydney Law School and the Sydney Nursing School that allow you to complete units of study across the globe.