Course Overview
About This Course
Where You Can Study
Available Locations
Sydney
Suite 405, 4 Railway Parade, Burwood, New South Wales (NSW) 2134
Eligibility
Entry Requirements
Career & Study Pathways
Where this takes you
Course Content
Units of Competency
Business Accounting
Economics Essentials for Business
Management Fundamentals
Academic and Professional Skills
Business Finance
Business Statistics
Organisational Behaviour
Leadership and Change Management
Business Law
Business Analytics and Decision Making
Strategic Management
Corporate Law
Corporate Governance and Ethics
Contemporary Issues in Practice
Contemporary Marketing
Business Management Major Unit 1
Advertising and Marketing Communications
Business Management Major Unit 2
Managing Workforce Performance
Business Management Major Unit 3
Business Systems Integration
Business Management Major Unit 4
Organisational Resilience
Business Management Major Unit 5
International Business Strategy
Business Management Major Unit 6
Digital Creative Enterprise and Innovation
Business Management Major Unit 7
Creativity and Innovation
Business Management Major Unit 8
Introduction to Project Management
Project Management Major Unit 1
Project Methodologies and Concepts
Project Management Major Unit 2
Project Process and Modelling
Project Management Major Unit 3
Project Cost Management and Scheduling
Project Management Major Unit 4
Risk Management
Project Management Major Unit 5
Project Procurement and Resourcing
Project Management Major Unit 6
Stakeholder Management
Project Management Major Unit 7
Project Closure, Review and Learnings
Project Management Major Unit 8
Financial Accounting
Accounting Major Unit 1
Management Accounting
Accounting Major Unit 2
Financial Reporting and Practice
Accounting Major Unit 3
AIS and Emergent Technologies
Accounting Major Unit 4
Corporate Accounting
Accounting Major Unit 5
Taxation Law
Accounting Major Unit 6
Audit and Assurance Services
Accounting Major Unit 7
Financial Statement Analysis and Advisory Services
Accounting Major Unit 8
Introduction to IS Security and Cyber Threats
Cybersecurity Management Major Unit 1
Cybersecurity Governance, Risk, and Compliance
Cybersecurity Management Major Unit 2
Security Awareness and Ethical Hacking
Cybersecurity Management Major Unit 3
Risk Assessment and Security Planning
Cybersecurity Management Major Unit 4
Cybersecurity Risk and Vulnerability Assessment
Cybersecurity Management Major Unit 5
Penetration Testing Tools and Techniques
Cybersecurity Management Major Unit 6
Incident Response and Digital Forensics
Cybersecurity Management Major Unit 7
Cloud Security and Visualisation
Cybersecurity Management Major Unit 8
Enterprise Leadership
Unspecified Elective
Globalisation and Sustainable Futures
Unspecified Elective
Quality Assurance Management
Unspecified Elective
Digital Transformation in Business
Unspecified Elective
Resourcing for the Future Workforce
Unspecified Elective
Accounting Theory and Practice
Unspecified Elective
Managing Across Cultures
Unspecified Elective
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to complete the Bachelor of Business?
The course takes 3 years full-time, 6 years part-time, or can be fast-tracked to 2 years. You will complete the Bachelor of Business in twelve study blocks full-time or equivalent part-time, generally done over three years with four blocks per year. The fifth and sixth blocks of each year are optional and let you reduce the length of the course to two years.
How much does the Bachelor of Business cost?
The course fee is $2,500 per unit or $60,000 per course plus ancillary fees.
What majors are available in the Bachelor of Business?
You have a choice of four majors: Accounting, Business Management, Project Management, and Cyber Security Management.
What are the English language requirements for this course?
If your previous education was not completed in English, you must provide one of the following dated not less than two years before the date of application: IELTS 6.0 overall with each macroskill 5.5 or equivalent; TOEFL (paper based) score of at least 550; TOEFL iBT score of at least 70 with Listening – 11, Speaking – 16, Reading – 11, Writing – 20; Pearson Test of English (Academic) score of at least 50 with no macro-skill score lower than 48; Cambridge C1 Advanced English Test level B1 with an overall score of 169 and no macro-skill score less than 162; or any other academic English language proficiency test considered equivalent by MHE.
Can I get credit for prior learning or work experience?
Yes. Advanced standing means giving you credit for parts of the course you have already learned before you enrol. This learning might have been in education or on-the-job. Eligibility for advanced standing in the Bachelor of Business is normally limited to a maximum of twelve units in the first four trimesters. Please see the Advanced Standing Policy and Advanced Standing Procedures for further information.
Application
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