Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Fine Arts

You can choose from 15 commerce majors — including Accounting, AI in Business and Society, Behavioural Economics, Business Analytics, Business Economics, Business Sustainability and Social Impact, Cybersecurity Management, Finance, FinTech, Human Resource Management, Information Systems, Innovation Strategy and Entrepreneurship, International Business, Marketing, Marketing Analytics, and Taxation — alongside one of four fine arts specialisations: Animation & Moving Image, Art Theory, Music (with sub-specialisations in Creative Practice, Pedagogy, and Sonic Arts), or Visual Arts.

Yes, work experience is built into the BCom component, meaning you can undertake internships in Australia or internationally as part of your degree. You must also complete at least one course credit with a work integrated learning focus such as an internship or business practicum. Through your Fine Arts degree, you'll combine professional development experiences such as exhibitions, screenings, studio internships, performances, and ensembles with specialist facilities and industry-standard technologies.

In addition to meeting the general entry requirements for the degree (2026 Lowest Selection Rank of 97.0), acceptance into the Music specialisation requires you to audition. Further information about UNSW Music auditions is available on the UNSW website.

Students have access to state-of-the-art creative production facilities including the Design Futures Lab, The Making Centre, fully equipped creative workshops, and digital studios across the Kensington and Paddington campuses. You'll also receive an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription throughout your studies, access to professional development opportunities through Career Accelerator, and the ability to showcase works in galleries, publications and events.

MyBCom is an award-winning interactive platform and assessment tool for commerce students. You'll use MyBCom to guide your studies, develop a tailored career plan, and collate a portfolio of professional experiences to showcase to future employers. You'll build a work showcase starting from your first year of study through to graduation.