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Bachelor of Commerce

About the program

A four-year business degree with a common first year and optional focus areas, Taught at the St. John's campus.

Learners studying Commerce can develop the ability to analyse organisational and market information
Evaluate financial and operational decisions
Communicate recommendations and consider responsible business practices. These are indicative learning goals
Not a confirmed list of the university's assessed course outcomes.

Four years
40 courses (120 credit hours). Common Year One Commerce: mathematics
Two economics courses
English
Business 1000 and electives. Later courses include organizational behaviour and branding with social media
Students choose focus areas and attend non-credit professional development seminars. Co-op is optional after first year.

Australian Year 12 or equivalent with country-specific minimum grades; some programs add prerequisites or selection requirements stated on the program page.

Completed related bachelor degree with a high level of achievement (e.g. Bachelor of Arts Honours: at least eight courses in the thesis area)

Check the entry and English requirements and the academic calendar. Apply through the UniSC International Application Portal or through a registered UniSC agent. Application fee. Upload certified copies of transcripts and certificates and English evidence with certified translations where needed. Honours applicants also follow the Honours applications page. After the offer and Student visa applicants receive a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and apply for the Student visa. Deferral before the start date needs approval. Classes start in the trimester or session shown on the program page.

Campus	Online
Faculty or school	School of Business and Creative Industries
Department	_
Teaching language	English
Credit value	96
Study pace	Standard
Post-study stay	0 years
Scholarship note	University of the Sunshine Coast offers a limited range of scholarships and bursaries. Eligibility depends on citizenship or fee status and the specific study program. International students should check the current UniSC scholarship conditions because many general awards have domestic-only requirements.