COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce with a specialisation in International Business prepares students for careers in global markets by combining core business knowledge with an international focus. The program equips students with the skills to analyse business systems across different countries, navigate diverse markets, and understand the cultural, legal, and economic factors that influence international trade and management. Core units include Communication, Culture and Indigenous Perspectives in Business, Analytics for Decision Making, Business Internship, Discovering Marketing, Financial Decision Making, International Business Ethics, International Management, and Introduction to Global Business, providing a strong foundation in business operations, strategy, and ethical management. Specialised units such as Markets and Legal Frameworks, Organisational Behaviour, Responsible Management in Asia, Strategic Career Design, Strategic Management, Supply Chain Management, and Marketing Across Borders focus on developing global business competencies, cross-cultural communication, strategic decision-making, and operational understanding of international markets. Students also select nine electives, allowing them to tailor their studies to specific career interests or industry needs. The curriculum is industry-embedded and practice-oriented, emphasising real-world applications through case studies, projects, and internships, giving students hands-on experience in navigating complex international business environments. Graduates gain high-level skills in management, problem-solving, planning, organising, and leading change initiatives across borders. 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 specialisation equips students with the analytical, strategic, and cross-cultural competencies needed to succeed in multinational corporations, international consulting, global trade, and other roles within the global business landscape.