COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Economics double degree combines comprehensive business education with advanced economic theory and analytical skills, preparing students for leadership roles in business, finance, government, and policy. Within the Bachelor of Commerce, students choose from a range of 80-credit-point majors, including Cyber Security Management, Human Resource Management, International Business, Business Analytics, Marketing Insights and Analytics, Marketing, Accounting and Auditing, Finance, Business Information Systems, and Economics. These majors provide specialised knowledge in areas such as financial management, digital business, strategic marketing, organisational leadership, data analytics, international trade, and business operations. The Bachelor of Economics complements this foundation by developing expertise in economic theory, quantitative analysis, econometrics, public policy, and market behaviour. Students strengthen their ability to interpret economic data, evaluate policy decisions, forecast trends, and solve complex business and societal challenges using evidence-based approaches. The integrated curriculum encourages critical thinking, analytical reasoning, communication, and problem-solving while offering practical learning experiences that prepare graduates for professional environments. By combining commercial knowledge with economic expertise, students gain a broad and highly transferable skill set applicable across industries such as banking, consulting, finance, public administration, international trade, research, and corporate strategy. This flexible double degree equips graduates to make informed decisions, develop sustainable business solutions, and respond effectively to evolving economic and organisational challenges in a global marketplace.