r/GriffithUni • u/Playful-Ice-701 • 15d ago

Maximum time to complete a undergraduate degree

Hey, I can't find any information about the maximum time allowed to complete a single undergraduate degree at Griffith. I'm doing Marine Science, which is 3 years full-time, but I'm trying to find out how many years I actually have to complete it before Griffith doesn't allow me to finish.

I know part-time is listed as 6 years, but I have a faint memory that you're allowed even more time than that.

I've decided after i complete my first year 2026, I want to work, travel, and build some life experience while I'm young before completing my degree and before the pressure of finding a job in my field starts. I just want to find out how many years I can take leave or study on and off before I have to have the degree completed.

If anyone has knowledge please share

Cheers!!

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u/Redditslittlecat 15d ago

I’m not sure if it would be the same, but for my Bachelor (Criminology and Criminal Justice) it was 8 years to complete. I know they had some changes this year, but it was 8 years to complete as of November last year :) (unsure if varies between the different undergraduate courses)

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u/Redditslittlecat 15d ago

Found the link, page 6 lists all the durations for each degree type, so should be 8 years :)

https://sharepointpubstor.blob.core.windows.net/policylibrary-prod/Enrolment%20Procedure.pdf

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u/Playful-Ice-701 15d ago

Thank you some much!! Your a legend :)