All of UC's Bachelor of Business degree specialisations share six course units, giving you a foundational understanding of essential business principles and practices.

Explore your core Business units below:

• Business Decision Making (11009)
• Professional Orientation (Business) (11011) 
  
• Business Research Methods (11172) 
  
• Professional Evidence (Business) (11173)
  
• Introduction to Management (11174)
  
• Introduction to Economics (11175)

UC's Bachelor of Business can open doors to a wide range of career opportunities across many industries and sectors.

Our unique curriculum integrates essential business skills with government operations and industry knowledge. UC graduates could find themselves in a future role 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鈥檚 Bachelor of Business, you will need one of the following: 

• Year 12 ATAR of 63+
• Other Australian qualification
• Work experience, or
• Overseas qualification

If you didn鈥檛 get an appropriate ATAR for your preferred course, we also offer a number of initiatives that give you the opportunity to gain entry through .

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

Blended

Online lectures with some in-person requirements like presentations or group work. Check your course/unit page for details.

On Campus

All in-person study via our UC Bruce Campus.

 

A credit transfer arrangement may be available for the Bachelor of Business depending on the institution, qualification or completed units. 

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) may also be awarded on a case-by-case basis.

Want to find out more? Book a personalised consultation to explore your options with our friendly team.

The 榴莲视频 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鈥檚 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.

At UC, we鈥檙e here to help you succeed! Once you鈥檙e 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.

UC's Bachelor of Business provides students with a unique understanding of government operations and the role of business in government. This knowledge can be directly applied towards roles in the Australian Public Service (APS), private sector, not-for-profit organisations and beyond.

Plus, the 榴莲视频 of Canberra is located in the heart of political decision-making, so you'll be able to connect with government professionals, industry leaders and mentors to enhance your career prospects. Whether influencing local, state, or federal policy or driving change from within, UC will give you a competitive edge.

Jobs in government are booming

Home to the country鈥檚 largest consulting firms and the Australian Public Service (APS), there鈥檚 no shortage of private and public sector jobs in the Nation's Capital. Not only is the public administration industry expected to grow by 6.4% in the next few years*, but it also offers job security, wage growth and the opportunity to move across sectors.

*ABS, Labour Force Survey 2024