Integrated Online Bachelor's and Master's Program
Key Features
- Single Continuous Pathway
- Bachelor’s & Master’s Combined
- Accelerated Completion
- Efficient Career Preparation
The integrated program combines the bachelor's and master's stages into one structured pathway. Instead of finishing one degree, graduating, applying separately for a master's program, and starting over again, you progress through a single program that carries you from undergraduate level to postgraduate level.
This is not a shortcut in the sense of skipping content. You still cover the full academic requirements of both degrees. What changes is the structure. Because the two stages are designed to work together, there is no duplication, no wasted semesters, and no gap between finishing your bachelor's and starting your master's. The curriculum is planned as one continuous arc, which is why it can be completed in roughly two and a half years rather than the usual six.
For learners who already know they want a master's degree, this is the more efficient way to get there.
Don't take the long road to two degrees
Most learners who want to earn both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree assume they have to take the long road: four years for the undergraduate degree, another two for the postgraduate degree, and six years of their life gone before they hold both qualifications.
That assumption is understandable, because it is how the traditional system works. But it is not the only way. The integrated program combines both stages into one structured pathway, so you progress from undergraduate to postgraduate level without starting over.
If higher education has felt too long, too expensive, or too inflexible, this program was built with you in mind.
- Both degrees in one continuous journey
- About two and a half years in total
- Lower total fee than two separate programs
A shorter route to two degrees
The integrated program can be completed in about two and a half years. This is the single biggest advantage of choosing the integrated route over pursuing the two degrees separately.
The traditional path would take you around six years. Even with accelerated online formats, you would still be looking at roughly four to five years once you account for admission cycles, transfer requirements, and the administrative gap between programs.
The integrated route removes that friction and compresses the journey into a single, continuous period of study.
Two degrees, in less time than most people take to finish a single bachelor's degree.
Programme fee and payment options
One clear fee for the full academic programme, with the option to spread payments over two, four or eight parts.
The complete fee for Integrated Online Bachelor's and Master's Program, payable in full or in installments.
- Application fee included in the total
- Same total on every payment plan
- Fee schedule confirmed by admissions
Fee breakdown
The application fee is part of the total programme fee. It is not charged on top.
Choose a payment pace that suits you
Select the number of parts to see the approximate amount per payment. The total fee does not change.
Who this program is for
Choose the profile closest to yours.
Working professionals
Lacking a degree can hold back promotions, salary increases, or career changes. Earn both qualifications in one go, faster than completing a bachelor's and then pursuing a master's separately.
Field switchers
Holding a bachelor's and a master's in your new field strengthens your position considerably. Build the foundation and specialise in one continuous journey.
Cost and time focused learners
You pay less than for two separate programs, and you finish in about two and a half years instead of six.
Why learners choose the integrated route
Everything you need to earn two qualifications without the long wait.
You save time
Two and a half years instead of six. Spend the extra years working, earning, and building your career.
You save money
$3,900 is $580 less than the two programs taken separately.
No gap between degrees
Skip the application cycles and admission timelines that can add months or even a year.
A coherent curriculum
The two stages are designed together, so there is no repetition and no awkward transition.
Pay in instalments
Four, eight, or twelve parts make the program accessible without paying upfront.
Study online
Study from anywhere, with no relocating, commuting, or interrupting your work.
What you should keep in mind
It is faster than the traditional route, but not lighter. You cover the full content of both degrees at a more concentrated pace, so stay organised and consistent.
You'll need a reliable internet connection, a quiet space, and self-discipline. Also confirm the qualifications are recognised where you intend to use them, as recognition varies by country, profession, and employer.
How to get started
Submit your application with the $260 application fee, which forms part of the total program fee. Once it is reviewed and accepted, choose your payment plan and begin your studies.
Our admissions team can answer questions about the structure, fee, payment options, or qualifications. A short conversation usually clarifies things quickly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the program take?
About two and a half years, compared with around six years for both degrees separately.
What is the total fee?
$3,900, including the $260 application fee, which is not an additional charge.
How much do I save?
Separately the programs cost $1,650 + $2,830 = $4,480. The integrated program costs $3,900, a saving of $580.
Is the application fee refundable?
It forms part of the total program fee. Please speak with our admissions team about refund eligibility, as policies may vary.
Can I pay in instalments, and which plan should I choose?
Yes: four ($975 each), eight ($487.50 each), or twelve ($325 each) parts, with the same $3,900 total and no additional charge. Fewer parts mean larger payments; twelve means smaller, more frequent ones. Our team can help you decide.
Is it fully online, and can I work while studying?
Yes to both. You can study from anywhere around your job, but the pace is concentrated, so manage your time carefully.
Do I finish the bachelor's stage before the master's?
It is one continuous pathway from undergraduate to postgraduate level, rather than two separate applications.
Will I receive two separate degrees?
You complete the requirements for both qualifications. For details on how they are awarded and certificated, contact admissions.
Is the program recognised?
Recognition depends on the country, profession, and the institution awarding the qualification.
Who is eligible, and how many hours a week will I need?
Generally working professionals without a bachelor's degree, learners switching fields, and anyone who wants both qualifications efficiently. Entry requirements and weekly hours depend on your specialisation and pace, so please contact admissions.
Can I switch specialisation or use prior credits?
Switching depends on the program structure and stage; speak with an academic advisor. Some learners may qualify for credit recognition for prior study or experience.
Ready to take the next step
Earn both degrees without spending six years: about two and a half years, $3,900 instead of $4,480, in four, eight, or twelve payments.
Talk to our team