Federation University Australia

Study around your life – your future starts here

About Federation University

Federation University Australia is a proud regional, dual-sector university with a strong reputation for personalised support and real-world learning. Federation combines university degrees and TAFE pathways to help students at every stage of life find their next step.

Through Open Universities Australia, you can study online programs designed with industry in mind, backed by a university that champions co-operative education and practical experience in every course. Wherever you are, you’ll graduate with a respected qualification and the confidence to make a meaningful impact in your career and community.

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Federation University Australia rankings

Discover the achievements and recognitions that reflect Federation's strengths in teaching, student experience and graduate outcomes.

#1 in Victoria for undergraduate teaching quality and student support

QILT Student Experience Survey 2024

#1 in Victoria for median postgraduate salary and employment

QILT Student Experience Survey 2024

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Degrees

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Bachelor of Psychological Science

UndergraduateFED-PSY-DEG

A scientific study of people’s thoughts and actions

Explore the science behind behaviour. You’ll cover the brain, mind, culture and wellbeing. Learn to use research and data to solve real problems. Graduate ready for mental health and community roles, or further study in the exciting field of psychology.

Study method
100% online
Duration
3 years full time or part time equivalent
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Master of Health (Advanced Nursing)

PostgraduateFED-HAN-MAS

Lead the future of nursing in a specialised area of your choice

Advance your practice with expert clinical reasoning and leadership. Tackle complex patient care, explore global health, and complete a project in your workplace. Graduate ready for senior roles in acute care, education or policy.

Study method
100% online
Duration
2 years full time or part time equivalent
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Bachelor of Food and Nutrition

UndergraduateFED-FAN-DEG

Get set for a career in health, nutrition, food, and wellness

Learn how food shapes healthy lives. You’ll blend skills and knowledge in science, wellbeing and business. Explore the social side of eating. Cover metabolism and behaviour change. Get support from industry experience to start a career or practice.

Study method
100% online
Duration
3 years full time or part time equivalent
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