Nexiversity opened in 1998 with four faculties and a stubborn idea: that undergraduates should be trusted with real work from the first term. Six faculties later, that has not changed.
Six faculties, forty-one degrees, and a single rule that runs through all of them: you will build something real before you graduate.
Undergraduate
Systems, algorithms and machine learning, with a compiler you write yourself.
Undergraduate
Mechanical design, electronics and control, taught on machines you can touch.
Postgraduate
Pipelines, warehouses and the governance that keeps them trustworthy.
Undergraduate
From classical mechanics to quantum field theory, with real instrument time.
Undergraduate
Analysis, optimisation and modelling aimed squarely at real problems.
Doctoral
Field-led doctoral research on water, climate and arid-land ecology.
Undergraduate
Strategy, finance and operations, assessed on live client briefs.
Postgraduate
A weekend format for managers with at least five years of responsibility.
Undergraduate
The qualifying law degree, with clinic practice from the third year.
Postgraduate
Public international law, human rights and dispute resolution.
Undergraduate
Clinical placement from semester two in the university teaching hospital.
Postgraduate
Epidemiology, health policy and the practice of population-level intervention.
Undergraduate
Five years of studio, ending in a thesis building defended in public.
Undergraduate
Typography, motion and the craft of making an idea legible.
Diploma
A two-year intensive: camera, sound, edit and the discipline of finishing.