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Bachelor of Business

Practical business skills for real careers

Build a strong foundation in business and understand how organisations shape communities, economies and everyday life for the better. With UC’s Bachelor of Business you'll explore how decisions are made, value is created and how ethical leadership matters in a changing world. No matter your major, you’ll develop core business knowledge grounded in ethical and socially responsible practice, so you can walk out of class knowing you can actually do it.

Graduate confident and job ready

Enter a growing job market where your skills are in demand. By graduation, you’ll be ready for the workplace armed with strategic thinking and the confidence to lead, opening doors to:

  • Government: influence public administration and policy
  • Private sector: work across industries in business, consulting and professional services.
  • Non-profits: lead initiatives that support communities and social outcomes.

Flexible study options that fit your life

Choose to study online*, on campus or through a mix of both. You can study full-time, part-time or adjust your pace at any point in your course, so you can keep moving forward even when life changes.

*Not all specialist majors are delivered 100% online. See below for more detail.

Study level

Undergraduate

Delivery mode

On campus
Blended

ATAR

60

Duration

3 years, full-time

Intake dates

10 August 2026
15 February 2027

Course cost

Save on your course fees.
CSP supported course.

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Specialist majors

Accounting

Accounting
 

Accounting

Gain the skills to become a socially responsible accounting professional, ready to make an impact in both the private and public sectors. This specialisation combines in-depth knowledge of financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, and finance with practical, real-world learning experiences.

Study mode
  • On campus
  • Blended
Things you will study:
  • Accounting systems and practices
  • Corporate accounting
  • Business finance
  • Business and revenue law
  • Decision support systems
  • Advanced management accounting
Career opportunities
  • Accountant
  • Auditor
  • Financial analyst
  • Business advisor
  • Tax consultant
  • Corporate accountant
  • Forensic accountant
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Accounting and Finance

Accounting and Finance

Prepare to become a fully qualified accountant with specialised knowledge of the financial services industry. This major equips you with the skills to work as an accountant or financial analyst, providing expert investment advice and financial insights. You’ll study accounting, corporations' law, tax law, financial instruments, derivatives, risk management and credit assessment.

Study mode
  • On campus
  • Blended
Things you will study:
  • Accounting systems and practices
  • Business finance
  • Management and corporate accounting
  • Investments and portfolio analysis
  • Risk management and derivatives
  • International finance
  • Auditing and assurance
  • Contemporary issues in accounting
Career opportunities
  • Accountant
  • Financial analyst
  • Investment banker
  • Auditor
  • Risk manager
  • Portfolio analyst
  • Corporate finance advisor
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Business Economics

Business Economics

Explore how economies work and shape the decisions that impact businesses, governments and society. This major equips you with strong analytical and problem-solving skills through studies in microeconomics, macroeconomics, international trade and econometrics.

Study mode
  • On campus
  • Blended
  • Online
Things you will study:
  • International economics
  • Cost–benefit analysis
  • Economic development
  • Money, employment and growth
  • Public sector economics
  • Managing the economy
  • Labour market economics
  • Econometrics
Career opportunities
  • Economist
  • Policy analyst
  • Business consultant
  • Data analyst
  • Risk analyst
  • Market researcher
  • Economic adviser
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Government
 

Government

Explore how economies work and shape the decisions that impact businesses, governments and society. This major equips you with strong analytical and problem-solving skills through studies in microeconomics, macroeconomics, international trade and econometrics.

Study mode
  • On campus
  • Blended
Things you will study:
  • International economics
  • Cost–benefit analysis
  • Economic development
  • Money, employment and growth
  • Public sector economics
  • Managing the economy
  • Labour market economics
  • Econometrics
Career opportunities
  • Economist
  • Policy analyst
  • Business consultant
  • Data analyst
  • Risk analyst
  • Market researcher
  • Economic adviser


Management
 

Management

Become a business all-rounder! Learn how effective management helps business and government operations in different settings while developing innovative answers to problems facing businesses into the future. You’ll build essential skills in ethical leadership, problem-solving and decision-making, growing your expertise in a broad range of theoretical and technical knowledge to graduate as a multiskilled professional.

Study mode
  • On campus
  • Blended
  • Online
Things you will study:
  • Organisational behaviour
  • Human capital management
  • Workplace law
  • Creative and critical thinking
  • Negotiation skills
  • Strategic management
  • Climate change and sustainability
  • Procurement and supply chain
Career opportunities
  • Project manager
  • Business development manager
  • Operations manager
  • Strategy consultant
  • Procurement manager
  • Change manager
  • Entrepreneur
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Marketing
 

Marketing

Offers an exciting and versatile career path where you can apply your creativity, strategic thinking and communication skills to make a significant impact in the business world.

Explore brand management, digital marketing, consumer behaviour, how to influence trends, data analytics and more.

Study mode
  • On campus
  • Blended
  • Online
Things you will study:
  • Marketing fundamentals
  • Consumer and buyer behaviour
  • Digital marketing
  • International marketing
  • Strategic marketing management
  • Social marketing
  • Big data and marketing analytics
  • Integrated marketing communication
Career opportunities
  • Marketing manager
  • Brand manager
  • Digital marketing specialist
  • Social media strategist
  • Market researcher
  • Advertising account manager
  • Communications officer
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Human Resource Management

Human Resource Management

Explore what it takes to create a positive work environment, from employee development, management strategies, recruitment and training. Get hands-on experience with case studies, real-world projects and problem-solving exercises all leading to a rewarding career focused on the people aspect of organisations.

Study mode
  • On campus
  • Blended
  • Online
Things you will study:
  • Organisational behaviour
  • Employment relationships
  • Sourcing and building capability
  • Performance and behaviour management
  • Workplace law
  • Strategic human resource management
  • Industry project
Career opportunities
  • Human resource manager
  • Recruitment consultant
  • Workplace relations specialist
  • Organisational development advisor
  • Talent acquisition manager
  • HR business partner
  • Change and culture manager
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International Business

International Business

Open doors to global career opportunities. Gain specialised insights into the complexities of conducting business across borders, including cultural differences, international trade and global markets. Learn valuable skills in cross-cultural communication, international strategies and expand your understanding of how countries are connected through the global economy.

Study mode
  • On campus
  • Blended
  • Online
Things you will study:
  • Introduction to international business
  • Global e-business
  • Asia-Pacific business
  • International marketing
  • International economics
  • Cost–benefit analysis
  • Economic development
  • Marketing fundamentals
Career opportunities
  • International business consultant
  • Trade and export manager
  • Policy officer
  • Economic development adviser
  • Supply chain manager
  • Multinational account manager
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Business course details

All the Bachelor of Business specialisations share five core units, giving you a strong foundation in essential business principles and practices.

Explore your core Business units below:

  • Business Decision Making (11009)
  • Professional Evidence (Business) (11173)
  • Introduction to Management (11174)
  • Introduction to Economics (11175)
  • Professional Orientation (Business, Government and Law) (12209)

Our Bachelor of Business prepares you for a broad range of opportunities across business, government and community organisations.

You’ll study a practical curriculum that combines essential business knowledge with insight into government and industry contexts. After graduating, you could pursue roles such as:

  • Business Analyst
  • Business Consultant
  • Business Development Manager
  • Business Intelligence Analyst
  • Communications Officer
  • Entrepreneur
  • Human Resources Advisor, Officer, or Manager
  • International Business Specialist
  • Investment Analyst
  • Marketing Officer or Manager
  • Operations Manager
  • Project Manager
  • Public Relations Manager
  • Small Business Owner

For entry into UC’s Bachelor of Business, you will need one of the following: 

  • Year 12 ATAR of 60+
  • Other Australian qualification
  • Work experience, or
  • Overseas qualification

If you didn’t get an appropriate ATAR for your preferred course, we also offer a number of initiatives that give you the opportunity to gain entry through alternate pathway programs and admissions schemes.

Study your course with reduced fees.

A course with Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) means the Australian Government has subsidised a portion of your degree, reducing the total balance you are required to pay (known as the student contribution amount).

The CSP amount is determined by the course you are undertaking and the industry you'll be working in after graduation.

Learn more

Some students (such as Australian citizens or holders of an Australian permanent humanitarian visa) may be eligible to apply to defer payment of their tuition fees via the Commonwealth Government's FEE-HELP and HECS-HELP schemes. 

Visit our fees page for useful information about eligibility and how to apply and pay. You can apply for FEE-HELP or HECS-HELP once you have enrolled in a course. 

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Course highlights

  

Build practical business skills through simulations, case studies and interactive workshops that reflect how organisations operate day to day.

  

Study close to the Australian Government and gain insight into how business and policy intersect while building valuable professional connections.

  

Strengthen your critical thinking, communication and leadership skills as you work through a range of real business challenges.

  

Learn from experienced academics who bring current research and industry insight into the classroom.

  

Feel supported throughout your degree with smaller class sizes, a personalised approach to learning and opportunities to connect with your teachers.

Business FAQs


UC provides flexible learning options to give you the ultimate work, life and study balance. Our Bachelor of Business has three study modes to choose from:

Online

Study 100% online with no in-person requirements for the following degrees:

  • Bachelor of Business (Business Economics)
  • Bachelor of Business (Management)
  • Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
  • Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
  • Bachelor of Business (International Business)

Blended

Enjoy the best of both worlds with flexible online learning and occasional in-person experiences, available for the following Bachelor of Business specialisations.

  • Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
  • Bachelor of Business (Accounting and Finance)
  • Bachelor of Business (Government)
  • Bachelor of Business (Business Economics)
  • Bachelor of Business (Management)
  • Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
  • Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
  • Bachelor of Business (International Business)

On Campus

All specialisations are available to study in person at our UC Bruce campus.

    Not everyone follows the same path to uni. Whether you have work experience, life skills or other qualifications, we offer a range of entry options to help you study at UC.

    Your experience could make you eligible to gain entry to university, receive credit for your chosen qualification and reduce your study time.

    Whether you’ve served in the defence force, owned your own business or just want a fresh start, we’re here to help you build on what you’ve already achieved and make your experience count. 

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    A business degree teaches you how organisations work, how decisions are made and how to solve problems in an ever-changing market.

    You’ll build a solid understanding of key business areas, then learn how to apply that knowledge in practical settings. You’ll also strengthen skills that employers look for, like communication, critical thinking and decision making.

    At the undergraduate level, the focus is usually broader and helps you build strong foundations that you can adapt and mold as your career revolves. At the postgraduate level, the learning is often more advanced and suited to people looking to grow their leadership, strategy or professional expertise.

    The University of Canberra offers a wide range of online resources to support your study. These include virtual library access, academic and IT support, financial assistance and career guidance through Careers UC. You'll also have access to student welfare services, a virtual orientation and UC’s interactive online learning platform.

    As a UC Online student, you can also use digital study materials, join discussion forums and take part in webinars and virtual workshops.

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    A business degree can lead to roles across many industries, from private companies to government and not for profit organisations.

    You might work in areas like marketing, finance, human resources or operations. You could move into consulting, work in government, start your own business, or step into leadership roles over time.

    Because the skills are transferable, you’re not locked into one path. You can shift between industries and roles as your interests and experience grow.

    At UC, we’re here to help you succeed! Once you’re ready to apply to UC, our process depends on your student type and course. You can find all the requirements, criteria and processes on the Apply to UC page.

    Study business online

    If studying business needs to work alongside your job, family or other commitments, some specialisations of the Bachelor of Business at UC can be completed 100% online. You can study at your own pace and build practical business knowledge in a way that works for you, wherever you’re based.

    When you study the Bachelor of Business online with the University of Canberra, you’re part of the UC community from day one. You’ll have access to the same resources, support and guidance as on‑campus students, with opportunities to connect with academics, tutors and other students as you progress through your degree.

    100% online Bachelor of Business specialisations are:

    • Business Economics
    • Human Resource Management
    • International Business
    • Management
    • Marketing
    Learn more about online study

    Ready when you are

    If you’re still weighing up your options or ready to move forward, there’s support available to help you decide what comes next.

    You can download the Bachelor of Business brochure or connect with the UC team to talk through:

    • choosing the right business major
    • studying business online
    • how to apply
    • tuition costs and fees
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