This Bachelor of Business and Commerce course consists of eight core units from the business and commerce specified study (Part A), eight units to complete a major from the business listed majors (Part B), and eight units from the free elective study (Part C). Out of your eight free electives, it is possible to study a second major, or two minors, or a minor plus four free electives, or eight free electives from the course. A minor is a set of 4 units concentrating on a single area of study. Areas of study to choose from for the Bachelor of Business and Commerce:

• Accountancy
• Applied Economics
• Banking and Financial Management
• Business Analytics
• Business and Commerce Studies (Cannot be taken as a second major)
• Econometrics and Business Statistics
• International Business Management
• Management
• Strategic Marketing
• Fintech (Minor, may be extended to a major in 2024)
• Digital Marketing (Minor, may be extended to a major in 2024)
• Sustainability (Minor only)

Business analytics teaches you to extract insights from data using statistical, computing, and visualisation skills. You will learn to apply statistical techniques, manage and manipulate data, and use programming languages to analyse data. You will be prepared for careers as data analysts, business intelligence analysts, data scientists, or consultants. The Bachelor of Business and Commerce degree meets the criteria for accreditation, exemption or membership with relevant professional institutions or industry bodies.

• Accounting professional bodies
• CFA Program & CMT Association
• SAS Academic Specialization

ECONOMETRICS AND BUSINESS STATISTICS

Apply mathematics to work with data to solve problems and inform critical decision-making.This can explain how people make choices,how the choices of businesses and governments impact individuals, and the impact of economic policies.

Units required for a major:

• Introduction to statistical analysis
• Principles of statistical inference
• Introduction to econometrics
• Time series forecasting: Principles and practice
• Applied time series econometrics
• Econometric methods for finance
• Applied econometric methods
• Design and analysis of sample surveys.

Units required for a minor:

• Principles of statistical inference
• Introduction to econometrics.

Choose two of the following units:

• Design and analysis of sample surveys
• Applied econometric methods
• Time series forecasting: principles and practice
• Econometric methods for finance.