Bachelor of Business

• Study fundamentals of contemporary business and enterprise, including management, marketing, business law, corporate governance and social responsibility
• Learn to develop business products and services, identify and analyse markets, and think creatively and critically to solve business problems
• Gain practical experience and apply learnings through a 96-hour internship or industry-facing project
• Major in Tourism, Leisure and Event Management, Business Administration, Marketing, Human Resource Management, and more

Welcome to a fast-paced, dynamic and exciting world. Whether you want to work in international business, digital marketing, social enterprise or as an entrepreneur, this degree provides the skills and knowledge needed to make a positive impact across a changing economy.

Recommended study pattern

This program is offered full-time or equivalent part-time. Each study period, you have the choice to switch between full-time and part-time study. Full-time study is enrolling in three or more courses per study period, while part-time study is one or two courses per study period.

The recommended study pattern is subject to change based on study period of enrolment. To learn more about the courses you will undertake in this program please refer to program structure.

Program structure

Introductory courses (6) 72 units

• ACC106 Accounting Principles
• BUS101 Exploring Business Research
• BUS102 Economics for Business
• BUS104 Discovering Management
• BUS105 Marketing Essentials
• BUS108 Information Systems in Organisations

Developing and Graduate courses (4) 48 units

• BUS203 Business Law
• BUS306 World of Work: Your Pathway to Employment
• BUS320 Business, Governance and Society

PLUS SELECT 1 COURSE FROM:

• BCI300 Work Integrated Learning Project
• BCI301 Work Integrated Learning Placement

Major courses (8) 96 units 

Select one major from these business study areas

• Business Administration
• Digital Futures 
• Economics and Finance
• Human Resource Management
• Marketing
• Small Business Management
• Tourism, Leisure and Event Management

Elective courses

Between 72 and 96 units

Select up to a total of 96 units from the undergraduate elective course options. The number of electives is dependent on the major chosen.

Program notes

• The total number of units required to complete the program is 288 units.
• The unit value of all courses is 12 units unless otherwise specified
• Program structures are subject to change

Award requirements

To attain the award of Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Design, students are required to

• Successfully complete 288 units as outlined in the Program Structure
• Complete no more than 10 introductory level (100 coded) courses
• The number of elective courses required to meet the total program unit value will vary depending on the major selected

Exit points

• Diploma in Business Studies
• Diploma in Business

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• Completion of Year 12 or equivalent
• Applicants must meet the minimum ATAR/Rank: 50.00
• Recommended prior study: English; General Maths, Maths Methods or Specialist Maths

You may be eligible for a selection rank, which can help you get into university, If you:

• have completed Year 12 (no matter how long ago)
• have a TAFE/VET qualification
• have relevant work experience, or
• have studied at university before (even if you didn’t complete your studies)

UniSC accepts applications for multiple study periods throughout the year. These include Semester 1 applications which usually close in February, Semester 2 applications which usually close in July, as well as session-based and trimester-based study periods. As part of your application, UniSC will share information about the next available study period for this program.

If you've completed prior study or have relevant work experience, you may, under specified conditions, be eligible for credit towards your UniSC degree.