Undergraduate Programs
Flexible Degrees
Choose a general degree program, such as the Bachelor of Commerce, for maximum flexibility, sampling a number of first year subjects before choosing an area of specialisation in second year.Accredited Qualifications
Structured programs are also available to provide accredited qualifications for future employment in areas such as accounting or actuarial studies.Work Ready
We aim to provide graduates with knowledge of local and international business and commercial environments, as well as the technical, communication and problem solving skills necessary to fully prepare them for employment either in Australia or overseas.Generic Skills
Growing emphasis is being placed on the development of generic skills as part of students' learning experience at all levels of study.Scholarships and Industry Support
Teaching is supplemented by the inclusion, in some programs, of guest lectures by industry experts.Other business and industry contributions include student internships, prizes for achievement in individual units of study, scholarships to support students during one or more years of study, and workplace-based student assignments for assessment towards units of study.