Bachelor of Business

The Bachelor of Business covers a broad range of areas including law, economics, accounting, finance, financial planning, property, human resource management, international business, management, tourism, project management, marketing, business analytics, commerce and entrepreneurship, along with a range of specialist areas to choose from.

Across all degrees, opportunities extend beyond the classroom, including internships, placements, mentorships and exchanges that connect students with industry professionals and provide hands-on experience mirroring real-world practice. Programs such as the Executive Partners Program offer one-on-one mentoring with senior executives, giving students valuable career guidance, industry insight and networking opportunities.

The College of Business and Law is home to five schools: the School of Accounting and Finance, the School of Economics, the School of Law, the School of Management, and the School of Marketing. As part of the College, Adelaide Business School also brings together expertise across accounting, finance, economics, management and marketing.

Through the program, students develop technical and professional expertise to strengthen problem-solving, leadership and communication. The curriculum is designed to equip graduates with skills to navigate complexity, make smart and sustainable decisions, and thrive in complex, fast-paced business environments worldwide, ensuring graduates enter their careers with practical skills, confidence and the ability to thrive.

The College offers students the opportunity to connect with academics as well as industry and government experts and participate in internships and mentorship opportunities. Researchers also partner with students, industry and government to transform businesses, influence policy and regulation, and create meaningful community impact, with curriculum informed by industry connections and expertise.