UndergraduateBusiness
Bachelor of Business
Melbourne Institute of Technology, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
About this program
MIT's Bachelor of Business runs a common first year (business communications, management principles, introductory accounting, marketing principles, information systems fundamentals, economic principles, commercial law and business statistics, several of them CPA-accredited units) before students lock in one of six majors: Accounting, Business Analytics, Contemporary Management, Management, Marketing and Digital Communications, or Professional Accounting. The Accounting and Professional Accounting majors carry CPA-accredited core units, which matters for international students eyeing accounting as a skilled migration occupation. The Business Analytics major overlaps meaningfully with MIT's separate Bachelor of Data Analytics, so applicants choosing between the two should look closely at how technical versus general-business each degree actually is.
As with MIT's other degrees, the pitch is practical and industry-connected teaching in smaller classes than a large public university, a flipped-classroom format, and the InSPIRE academic support scheme built around a cohort that skews heavily international. The degree closes with a mandatory Industry Based Capstone Project in the final trimester.
MIT runs three intakes a year (March, July, November) from both its Melbourne and Sydney campuses.
Fees & duration
English test scores
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Course structure
Study plan in 5 parts
- BB101Business Communications
- BB103Management Principles
- BB104Introductory Accounting (CPA accredited)
- BB105Marketing Principles
- BN110Information Systems Fundamentals (CPA accredited)
- BB106Economic Principles (CPA accredited)
- BB107Commercial Law (CPA accredited)
- BB108Business Statistics (CPA accredited)
- BB313Critical Thinking and Decision Making
- plus the zero credit AIM100 Academic Integrity Module
- Majors (choose one, from Trimester 3): Accounting
- Business Analytics
- Contemporary Management
- Management
- Marketing and Digital Communications
- Professional Accounting
- each with its own major stream units (for example the Management major includes BM202 Organisational Behaviour, BM203 Project Management, BM212 Strategic Human Resource Management, BM302 Strategic Management, BM303 Contemporary Leadership)
- any Bachelor of Business unit from another specialisation stream
- subject to prerequisites
- BB330Industry Based Capstone Project (minimum 12 units completed)
Total
- 6 trimesters3 years full-time
- 360credit points
- Melbourne or Sydney campus
- 3 intakes per year
Career & PR pathway
Which careers in Business lead to skilled migration depends on the occupation, not the degree title. See the skilled occupation lists guide for which occupations are on each list, and the points calculator to check where you stand.
Admissions
Recent Year 12 completion (VCE, HSC or equivalent, or the International Baccalaureate), meeting relevant state prerequisites (e.g. Victorian Units 3 and 4 study score of at least 20 in English); or full-time equivalent higher education study (assessed if not met); or completion of an AQF Certificate IV or higher from an RTO; or a Foundation Studies/Tertiary Preparatory program; or assessment on work and life experience for applicants who did not complete Year 12. Domestic applicants must be 17 at course commencement; international applicants must be 18.
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