Bachelor of Business
Course Overview
- Integrate theoretical and technical knowledge and apply it within a field of work and learning
- Review, analyze, and synthesize knowledge to act on information from a range of sources and communicate to relevant stakeholders.
- Apply thought, technical skills to analyze, plan, and design approaches to variable business problems and communicate to relevant stakeholders.
- Apply specialist technical and creative skills to communicate viewpoints and suggestions.
- Communicate and explain knowledge and specialized skills to others, with depth in some areas, in established or varied contexts.
- Convey and apply theoretical and technical knowledge and creative skills in a range of contexts.
- Show responsibility to complete complex technical operations within general considerations of quantity and quality.
- Use initiative and judgment to organize the work of self and others and plan, coordinate and evaluate the work of teams within clear boundaries.
Domestic Students will be eligible for FEE HELP $14,400
International Student fees $18,000
Course Structure
Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Business course have to complete a total of 24 units:
- 8 Core Units
- 8 Elective Units
- 6 Specialization Units (Accounting, Management or Marketing)
- Internship Program (2 units)
Accounting specialization students are to choose elective units from either Marketing and/or Management specialization units.
Management specialization students are to choose elective units from either Accounting and/or Marketing specialization units.
Marketing specialization students are to choose elective units from either Accounting and/or Management specialization units.
*Elective unit availability is subject to minimum enrolment numbers.
Entry Requirement
| Admission Requirements | |
|---|---|
| Academic Entry Requirements | Successful completion on of Year 12 in Australia or equivalent |
| Academic Entry Requirements | Successful completion of Year 12 in Australia or equivalent. An approved University Foundation program or formal Australian Certificate IV may also be taken to satisfy this entry requirement. |
| Minimum Age to Apply | Students must be minimum eighteen years of age prior to commencing a course at the Institute. |
| Language Requirement | |
|---|---|
| English Language Requirements | IELTS (Academic Module): Overall score of 6.0 (no band score less than 5.5) or equivalent |
Career Opportunities
Accounting Specialisation
Decision-making, strategic and financial planning, market analysis, auditing, and forensic accounting.
Management Specialisation
Administration, coordination, team leadership, human resource management, recruitment, and workforce planning roles.
Marketing Specialisation
Marketing analyst, marketing assistant, marketing coordinator, marketing communications manager, marketing manager, marketing strategist.
Internship or Work Placement
The Internship unit aims to improve students’ communication, interpersonal, and teamwork skills through a combination of academic work and work-based activities. The unit will require students to work in an off-campus business venue to discuss, negotiate, plan, collect information, analyze, synthesize and apply discipline-based knowledge to carry out required activities with the objective of developing a feasible solution to the issues. Learning activities under the Internship unit will be designed in such a way that requires students to integrate and appropriately apply previous knowledge and training to make and justify decisions in a work-based context. The unit will also require students to reflect upon their own actions/ inactions and decisions related to those work-based activities to critically appraise themselves.
The Internship program is conducted by a professional placement agency in consultation with relevant industry experts. *Specialisation units availability is subject to a minimum number of students.