COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce with a dual major in Finance and International Business equips students with the skills and knowledge to operate successfully in global financial and business environments. The program combines financial expertise with international business acumen, preparing graduates to analyse investments, manage corporate finances, and make strategic decisions while understanding cross-cultural management, international markets, and global trade dynamics. Core business units include Analytics for Decision Making, Business Internship, Communication, Culture and Indigenous Perspectives in Business, Discovering Marketing, Financial Decision Making, Introduction to Finance Principles, Organisational Behaviour, Project Management, and Strategic Career Design, providing a strong foundation in business operations, strategy, and professional skills. Finance-focused units such as Business Analysis for Investment, Corporate Finance, International Finance, Introduction to Financial Instruments and Markets, Introduction to Derivative Securities, Portfolio Management, and Quantitative Techniques for Business develop technical expertise in investment evaluation, risk management, and financial decision-making. International Business units—including Introduction to Global Business, International Management, International Business Ethics, Marketing Across Borders, Responsible Management in Asia, Supply Chain Management, and Strategic Management—equip students with knowledge of global markets, cross-cultural communication, international trade, and strategic planning in multinational contexts. The curriculum incorporates practical learning through projects, case studies, and internships, allowing students to apply theory to real-world scenarios and gain professional experience. While course structures and unit availability may change as part of ongoing curriculum reviews, detailed information on unit descriptions, prerequisites, and program requirements can be found in the Curtin Handbook. Overall, this dual major prepares graduates for careers in multinational corporations, financial institutions, international consulting, and global trade by providing both analytical and strategic skills, financial expertise, and an understanding of international business practices necessary to navigate complex global environments.