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The Bachelor of Commerce is a practical and flexible degree, with core courses designed to give you a thorough overview of business and commerce environments, before you specialise in Accounting; Economics; or Finance. When you study a commerce degree at UON, you will be equipped to make a smooth transition from the classroom to the boardroom, by acquiring skills that employers value.

?A sense of global citizenship is imparted through international case studies and cross-cultural analysis. Through courses in your chosen major, you will gain insight into the interplay between the financial, legal, political and economic systems and how these factors influence the contemporary business environment, both in Australian and global contexts.

Suitable for commerce students with:

An interest in using accounting models to advise decision makers within an organisation.

Goals to shape organisational growth through the analysis of financial capability and cost determination.

A commitment to learning through problem solving, and examining the roles of various systems which affect financial practices.

Career opportunities

Commerce graduates go on to exciting, stimulating and lucrative careers in the fields of accounting, auditing, consulting, stockbroking, business analysis and academia. These opportunities can be pursued in a wide range of business, government department and not-for-profit organisations.

Commerce Majors

Accounting Major

Accountants measure and analyze not only what is happening within the organization in which they work, but also the broader financial environment.

A major in accounting will prepare you to assess the financial validity and future of organizations, as well as its investments, acquisitions, taxation, opportunities and threats.

Economics Major

Students who major in economics gain an understanding of how our economy is open to global forces and responds to government spending, interest rate changes and government regulations. This major is highly valued in the financial services industry, large corporations and international firms, as well as government departments and the Reserve Bank.

When you study economics as a major you will build advanced skills and focused knowledge essential for your employment success including the key principles of economic analysis and a range of sophisticated techniques of data and graphical analysis.

Finance Major

Understanding finance requires a detailed knowledge of both the business and financial environment. A major in Finance will teach you about money management, with a focus on investments, trading, financial law and risk.

The broad range of skills and knowledge as well as the international scope covered in a finance major will leave you work-ready for employment in global markets.