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BACHELOR OF
COMMERCE (INTERNATIONAL)
A multidisciplinary degree that helps you
develop cross-cultural perspectives and
business acumen for a successful global
career.
COMMERCE MAJORS
Accounting; Business Economics; Business
Law; Business Strategy and Economic
Management; Finance; Financial Economics;
Human Resource Management; Information
Systems; International Business; Management;
Marketing; Real Estate Studies; Taxation.
KEY FEATURES
— — B
roaden and enhance your business studies with a good
understanding in key global and development issues
— — Opportunity to incorporate a language within the program,
or study a second business major or an international
studies major
— — Undertake a compulsory one-year overseas exchange to
develop global outlook and gain international experience
— — Recognised by various professional associations in
Australia when you study Accounting, Finance, Human
Resource Management, and Information Systems
OTHER APPROVED MAJORS
Asian Studies; Chinese Studies; Development
Studies; European Studies; French studies;
German Studies; History; International
Relations; Japanese Studies; Korean Studies;
Politics; Spanish and Latin American Studies.
DEGREE STRUCTURE
The 4-year (full-time) degree consists of 32 courses (192 UOC):
Commerce core
courses
+
One Commerce
major
+
Free electives *
+
International
Studies
component
+
One capstone
course
* May be used to complete an approved second major.
‘Having the opportunity to study the Bachelor of Commerce
(International) degree has really broadened my knowledge
of global business and the differences in culture that are
present throughout the world. As a result, I have been able
to utilise this experience to secure a position at one of the
premier global property consulting firms during my final
year of study.’
Patrick Morgan
Bachelor of Commerce (International)