AU · Masters
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
Program information
Program overview
This degree program will be available for commencing students in 2020 From 2021 commencing students are referred to the Bachelor of Business 1632 You will gain the technical skills and knowledge to pursue a career in accounting behavioural science financial planning finance or economics In your first year you will explore the core skills and concepts of commerce including accounting economics business statistics and management In your second and third years you will build on this knowledge with your chosen major You can choose a single major which will give you specialist skills in one profession or expand your expertise with a second commerce major or additional major including management marketing politics and public policy and international business If you are not sure which majors to choose just yet that is okay Once you enrol you can try some different courses before you choose the combination that is right for you Hands-on learning Students at the Gold Coast and Nathan campuses are taught in financial trading rooms featuring state-of-the-art desktops equipped with the Bloomberg Professional Service Bloomberg LP is a global leader in business and financial information and the Bloomberg Professional Service is a software platform that provides trusted real-time and historical data and market news and analytics to help business and financial professionals make better informed investment decisions You will have access to the exciting world of the stock market and be able to put theory into practice from the start of your degree Commerce majors You will complete one of the following majors Accounting Gold Coast Nathan Behavioural Science Gold Coast Nathan Economics Gold Coast Nathan Finance Gold Coast Nathan Financial Planning Gold Coast Nathan
Duration: 13
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Intakes and application timing
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