Bachelor of Business

The Bachelor of Business offers four career-focused major options: Business Management, Accounting, Project Management, and the newly introduced Cyber Security Management. This structure allows students to tailor their education based on their career goals while strengthening the industry relevance of the degree.

In the Cyber Security Management major, students will learn to identify and assess cyber risks, develop organisational security policies, understand national and international compliance standards, manage digital governance, support incident response and business continuity, and present cyber-risk insights to decision-makers. By the end of the program, students will be confident in applying cyber-aware thinking to everyday business decisions.

Graduates can pursue a range of roles including cyber governance and risk support, business continuity officer, compliance coordinator, cyber policy and documentation support, and operational risk analyst. These careers are available across industries such as finance, technology, education, telecommunications, and consulting.

Yes. The Cyber Security Management major has undergone a complete internal and external review, including Board of Directors approval, Academic Board evaluation, review by independent external experts, and updated course maps and unit outlines. This ensures the major meets high academic standards and aligns with current industry expectations.

The Bachelor of Business at Monaro Higher Education is an AQF Level 7 qualification, which corresponds to a Bachelor Degree under the Australian Qualifications Framework. Monaro Higher Education holds TEQSA Provider ID PRV14375 and CRICOS Provider Code 04320G.