Graduate Diploma in Commerce (GD-COMM)

The Bachelor of Commerce offers the following majors: Accounting, Accounting and Audit Analytics, Accounting and Taxation, Business Information Systems, Business Information Systems Extension, Business Law, Economics, Finance, Finance and Financial Planning, Human Resource Management, International Business, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Management, Marketing, Property Development and Valuation Extension, Property Investment and Development, Tourism and Hospitality, and Tourism and Hospitality Global.

Yes, you can combine your Bachelor of Commerce with another degree to expand your expertise and career options. Double degree options include: Applied Geology and Finance, Arts and Commerce, Engineering and Commerce, Law and Commerce, Psychology, Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations, Psychology and Marketing, and Science and Commerce.

Commerce majors are designed, wherever possible, to align with the membership standards of relevant professional bodies. Additionally, Curtin Business School is recognised as an elite global business school through accreditation by EQUIS and AACSB and through its EFMD Accredited MBA. See the individual majors for specific professional recognition and accreditation information.

The minimum guaranteed ATAR for entry into the Bachelor of Commerce at Curtin University is 70 or equivalent, as determined by the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR).

Real-world learning is an important part of this course. Students gain industry exposure through field trips, work-related tasks, guest lectures and industry projects. Depending on the major chosen, students also learn industry-standard software such as LSEG Workspace for stock market trading and analysis, or TalkWalker for social media marketing and management. In the final year, students complete an immersive capstone experience to help transition smoothly from study to the workplace.