Bachelor of Business
Business is calling. Will you answer?
As digital disruption continues to radically reshape the global business landscape, we need new leaders who understand the wealth of opportunities now available.
Our Bachelor of Business will prepare you to enter the workforce equipped with both the confidence and practical skills you'll need to succeed. You'll establish important foundations in project management, marketing, accounting, data analysis and entrepreneurship. And you'll improve your adaptability, resilience and communication skills—all highly valued by employers.
Choose from a wide range of specialisations—with more than 10 major and double degree options—and learn from industry experts and experienced researchers. Gain real-world experience through our work placement programs at organisations like Victoria Police and the Australian Taxation Office.
Depending on your subject choices, you may graduate eligible for registration with the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI), CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ) or the Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI).
You'll learn:
- Management and leadership
- Understand how to lead, collaborate and connect with your business peers.
- Entrepreneurship
- Learn the fundamentals of creative innovation and get a competitive edge in the modern business environment.
- Marketing and finance
- Gain the marketing and financial knowledge that's central to any career in business, whether you go into small business, large enterprises, not-for-profits or your own start-up.
- Digital literacy
- Learn to use a wide range of digital tools and become a more efficient and effective business professional.
- Sustainability
- Learn about environmental, corporate and governance responsibility and develop sustainable solutions that prioritise individual and societal wellbeing
CAREER OUTCOMES
Graduate with practical skills, a global perspective and a detailed understanding of complex business environments. Employment outcomes are strong for business graduates, with opportunities spanning all industries including government, finance, retail, IT and not-for-profits. Depending on your subject choice, you could pursue roles including:
- Financial analyst
- Analyse financial data and identify trends to grow wealth for your clients and stakeholders.
- Business development manager
- Create and implement business solutions to reach your organisation's goals.
- Marketing manager
- Plan, organise, lead teams and execute marketing strategies to deliver value for your organisation.
- Human resources manager
- Devise employment policies and procedures, and oversee employee rewards and recognition programs.
- Accountant
- Manage accounting records, financial statements and tax returns for individuals, companies, trusts and super funds.1
