Bachelor in Commerce
CRICOS 001838A
Deakin University in VIC offers Bachelor in Commerce, a AQF Level 7 program. The program runs for 3 years.
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Course details · international students
Sourced from CRICOS
- International fee
- $142,752 · indicative tuition · excludes OSHC & materials
- CRICOS course code
- 001838A
- Duration
- 3 years
- Qualification level
- AQF Level 7
Entry requirements and how you'll study
Deakin University offers Bachelor in Commerce. It runs for 3 years in VIC.
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Entry requirements
Deakin University lists these entry rules for Bachelor in Commerce: CRICOS course level: Bachelor Degree | Work component: Yes
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About this course
Here is what the Bachelor in Commerce qualification offered by Deakin University covers and who it is designed for.
The Bachelor of Commerce program develops students’ financial literacy, business analytic and decision-making skills, leadership Management skills through experiential learning and authentic assessment tasks relevant to the choice of major.
This degree equips students to think creatively and critically, problem-solve, communicate professionally, work collaboratively, make ethical and responsible business decisions Work effectively in an ever-changing and increasingly complex global business environment.
In the Bachelor of Commerce, students complete a major which specifically prepares them for a professional career in Accounting, Actuarial Science, Economics or Finance fields. By undertaking a specified set of subjects according to their chosen discipline, Bachelor of Commerce students graduating with an Accounting, Actuarial Science or Finance major are eligible to pursue professional qualifications offered by their field’s governing bodies.
Students are also encouraged to complete a minor to diversify their skills and enhance their employability.