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This course is being phased out. No new enrolments will be permitted from 2022. Prospective students should see the requirements for the Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies course at the Bundoora Campus.

Students currently enrolled in this course will be able to complete their studies.

Students who are undertaking the course on a part-time basis are strongly recommended to complete the core subjects as soon as possible.

Overview

Qualify for a professional position in accounting, economics, finance, marketing or management and extend your knowledge and skill through a study of international relations. Develop an ability to apply commercial skills to the management of international institutions, multinational companies, NGOs and public service agencies such as foreign trade. The international … For more content click the Read more button below. The commerce component is designed to develop responsible, engaged and innovative, work-ready graduates by providing you with opportunities to talk and work with business. It comprises an eight-subject common core and an eight-subject primary major, chosen from five key business disciplines: accounting, economics, finance, management and marketing.

Portfolio

Office of the Provost

Course coordinator

Balachandran Muniandy

Location(s)

Melbourne (Bundoora)

CRICOS code

092925D

Course instance contact

Balachandran Muniandy

Course duration (full time)

4 years

Study level

Undergraduate

AQF level

Level 7 - Bachelor Degree

Available only as an exit award

No

Study options

Domestic

International onshore

Completion requirements

To qualify for the award of Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of International Relations, students must complete 480 credit points consisting of:240 credit points of Commerce coded subjects, of which:90 core credit-points15 core-choice credit points15 elective credit pointsOne, 120 credit point Commerce major240 credit points of International Relations coded subjects, of which:45 … For more content click the Read more button below.

Course structure
480 credit points

Level two120 credit points
Level three120 credit points
Level four120 credit points

Course intended learning outcomes

On successful completion you will be able to:
1.
Research and analyse business and social challenges from multiple disciplinary perspectives, so as to suggest a range of potentially innovative solutions
2.
Evaluate a range of alternate solutions to business and social challenges and account for potentially competing economic, ethical, social and commercial perspectives in a responsible manner
3.
Pitch innovative solutions for business or social challenges, to a diverse group of stakeholders and negotiate amendments, support and resources for it within a large corporation or diverse community
4.
Manage the successful implementation of innovative solutions to business or social challenges within the social and commercial constraints of a large corporation or diverse community
5.
Engage professionally and effectively to the success of multicultural, multidisciplinary teams, in a manner which is respectful of the needs, values, personalities and capabilities of others
6.
Utilise digital technologies to identify, source, analyse and communicate information relevant to business and social challenges
7.
Meet the disciplinary knowledge and skill requirements for graduates seeking to commence a career in business and international relations

Course features

Work based learning (placement) requirements

Elective placement opportunities (Work Based Learning)
During this course, you will have the opportunity to participate in a Work Based Learning (WBL) placement experience, designed to allow you to extend your formal academic learning beyond the classroom. The WBL experience will provide the opportunity to bring your learning from the university into a work environment and test out your knowledge in a professional real-world environment. Some courses include compulsory WBL subjects, however, we also offer a range of elective WBL subjects, both cross-discipline and subject-specific. La Trobe University will source placements for some subjects, while others will require you to source your own placement. If you are required to source your own placement, dedicated staff will guide and support you through the process. Elective WBL subjects generally involve an application process and Subject Coordinator approval. The location and number of hours undertaken can vary considerably depending on the activity and the discipline area. Please refer to the individual subject entries for more information.Regional students are eligible to access additional support under the Regional Reward program.

Other opportunities

Student exchange and overseas short programs offer a unique opportunity for a meaningful learning and educational experience abroad. La Trobe University encourages all students to make the world their campus by participating in an exchange or overseas short program that fits within your degree structure.

Career outcomes

You will graduate with a network of business contacts and the ability to take on roles where international business and society connect in areas like policy development, defence, economics and communications.

Professional recognition

The Marketing major in the Bachelor of Commerce is currently undergoing re-accreditation by the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI). With the completion of the Accounting major and two additional subjects, students may be eligible to graduate with an accounting qualification accredited by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ); refer to the professional body for further details. To qualify may require ongoing training and/or courses. Contact the relevant professional body for details.

Professional membership may require an application to the professional body and may have additional or ongoing requirements beyond the completion of the degree. Contact the relevant professional body for details.

External pathways

External pathways into this course