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Commerce (international)

Bachelor of
Commerce (International)
UNSW code:
UAC code:
2016 ATAR:

3558
424050
97.5

This dynamic and innovative degree is ideal if you want to
broaden and enhance your business studies with a good
understanding in international affairs and key global and
development issues. It’s a multi-disciplinary degree, drawing
from politics, international relations, development studies
and other areas of study to develop your cross-cultural
perspectives as well as the business acumen needed
for a career in the rapidly changing global environment.

– Managing Organisations and People
– Microeconomics 1

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The degree is different from the Bachelor of Commerce as
it includes a compulsory one year exchange overseas, plus
the option of studying an International Studies major. You’ll
also receive some funding towards the overseas exchange.

Degree structure

Accounting and Financial Management 1B
Business and the Law
Business Finance
Creating Social Change: From Innovation to Impact
Global Business Environment
Information Systems in Business
Macroeconomics 1
Marketing Fundamentals

Commerce majors

The 4-year (full-time) degree consists
of 32 courses (192 UOC):
+ Eight Commerce core courses
+ One Commerce major
+ Free electives*
+ Four International Studies courses
+ One intercultural and cross cultural study course
+ Two studies of the region course
+ One capstone course

Accounting; Business Economics; Business Law; Business
Strategy and Economic Management; Finance; Financial
Economics; Human Resource Management; Information
Systems; International Business; Management; Marketing;
Real Estate Studies; Taxation.

International Studies majors
Asian Studies; Chinese Studies; Development Studies;
European Studies; French Studies; German Studies;
Globalisation Studies; History; International Relations;
Japanese Studies; Korean Studies; Politics; Spanish
and Latin American Studies.

* May be used to complete an approved second major.

Core courses
– Accounting and Financial Management 1A
– Business and Economic Statistics

Sample study plan
Year 1
Accounting and Financial Management
1A

Business and Economic Statistics

Managing Organisations and People

Microeconomics 1

Flexible core course

Flexible core course

Flexible core course

Flexible core course

Commerce major course

Commerce major course

Intercultural and cross-cultural course

Free elective

Studies of the region course (exchange)

Studies of the region course (exchange)

Free elective (exchange)

Free elective (exchange)

International Studies course (exchange)

International Studies course (exchange)

Free elective (exchange)

Free elective ^