Commerce isn’t just part of our world, it is essential to how economies and societies function on a global scale. The nuts and bolts of the commercial landscape influence everything from business decision-making to policy development. The Bachelor of Commerce is a comprehensive degree with a clear focus on the data and quantitative truths that can be found within the world of business. If the prospect of uncovering those truths to influence commercial decisions inspires you, a world of exciting career prospects awaits.
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Build a solid foundation in commercial knowledge. Quantitative techniques and data analysis will help you build a solid foundation of commercial knowledge across key areas of commerce and business, and fine-tune which of these areas you are most interested in. From there, you can major in fields like accounting, business analytics, economics, finance, marketing science, sustainability and more. Many students choose to pair the Bachelor of Commerce with one of 13 double degree options offered within Monash University, to further expand their skillset.
The pathways you can take to pursue your ideal commercial career are just as varied. Graduates from the Bachelor of Commerce work in just about every dimension of contemporary business – calling on their analytical abilities and professional skills to transform businesses, manage organisations and lead positive change. Choose where you would like to specialise during your study and see an exciting future take shape.
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Entry Requirements
GCE A Level 11|International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme 31|All India Senior School Certificate 81%|Indian School Certificate Examination 76%
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Prerequisite subject requirements: Math and English
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