Undergraduate · Business
Bachelor of Business
Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
About this program
Swinburne's Bachelor of Business gives students a wide bench of majors (Business Administration, Business Analytics and Analysis, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resource Management, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Management, Marketing, Sports Management, plus a heavier Accounting major and an even heavier Accounting and Finance double major), and then leaves a genuinely large chunk of the degree, up to eight units, open for a second major, co-major, minor or straight electives. That flexibility means two Bachelor of Business graduates from the same cohort can leave with quite different profiles: one stacking marketing with a psychology minor, another pairing accounting with a data analytics co-major.
A Professional variant of the degree exists for students who want a placement built into the structure rather than left as an optional add-on, mirroring the model Swinburne uses across its engineering and IT degrees. Industry-integrated learning is something of a house style here rather than a one-off feature bolted onto a single program.
The Sports Management major stands out as a less common offering compared to typical Australian business degrees, useful given Melbourne's concentration of major sporting codes, venues and sports-industry employers.
Cost & duration
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Course structure
5 terms of coursework
- Major (choose one): Accounting (9 units) / Accounting and Finance (16 units) / Business Administration / Business Analytics and Analysis / Entrepreneurship / Finance / Human Resource Management / Logistics and Supply Chain Management / Management / Marketing / Sports Management (8 units each unless noted)
- Up to 8 units of further study: second major, co-major, advanced minor, minor(s), or electives
- Professional stream available with an integrated industry placement co-major
- Capstone unit integrated into the chosen major's final units
- Total: 300 credit points across four years (300 credit points, standard full-time load 8 units/year)
Admissions
ATAR ~60+ (or equivalent Year 12); no prerequisite subjects
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