3 years
February, July and October
RM38,213 Malaysian student
RM43,680 International student KPT/JPT (R2/340/6/0461) 01/25 - MQA/SWA0108
2020 fees per year Commerce is the cornerstone of the
modern economy, and this course offers
a first-class education in the economic,
political, legal, social, cultural and
technological principles that exist around
the world.
Professionally accredited
Work placement program
CAREER PATHS
You’ll be prepared to work in:
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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
AND COMMERCE
financial analysis
human resources
public relations
marketing
accountancy
international trade
administration
advertising
data science.
You’ll be able to create a study course that best
suits your employment goals and discipline
interests. This means you’ll focus on specialised
areas of study while building sound knowledge of
major business disciplines.
This course was developed by Monash
academics and researchers from various
backgrounds and experiences, and in consultation
with industry professionals, to provide a truly
internationalised study experience.
Learning outcomes
You’ll develop:
• fundamental knowledge of general principles
and applications of business and commerce
disciplines
• the ability to analyse, evaluate and apply your
expertise to problem-solving
• a capacity to merge knowledge from different
areas to create innovative solutions, while
remaining aware of ethical and social
responsibility
• the ability to articulate and communicate your
reasoning effectively
• skills in interpersonal communication and
cultural awareness in a global business
environment.
Areas of study
You’ll need to complete at least one or two
majors and seven compulsory, common, core
units. We offer nine majors and minors in:
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Accountancy
Applied economics
Banking and financial management
Business analytics
Business law and taxation
Econometrics and business statistics
International business management
Management
Strategic marketing.
The years at Monash have been some of the best in my life.
Monash was special because it was more than just education.
It taught me how to turn failure into success, and that what
matters is that you persist despite all obstacles.”
SAFAATH AHMED ZAHIR
Bachelor of Business and Commerce
After graduating from Monash, Safaath founded Women and Democracy, a non-profit that
aims to increase female representation in policy and decision-making in the Maldives, and
co-founded Women on Boards, the first Maldivian organisation to advocate for women in
leadership positions.
Her outspoken advocacy garnered Safaath international recognition. She’s the recipient of the
Queen’s Young Leaders Award and the Monash Distinguished Alumni Award, and was named
one of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 in Asia. She’s also one of 17 young people to be recognised by the
United Nations for community leadership. One day, Safaath plans to run for office.
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UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2020
Did you know?
It’s possible to study a second degree from
another school simultaneously with the
Bachelor of Business and Commerce. This
is commonly known as a double degree,
and will typically take a minimum of four
years to complete. Only the Bachelor of
Business and Commerce is accredited by
AACSB. For more information, please refer
to page 70.