Your global business journey starts here. Our new Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Advanced Studies combined degree allows you to explore your interest in business alongside study in other disciplines from maths to music and tailor your studies for a career in a specialised industry. When doing the Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Advanced Studies, you can complete a second major, combine studies from a range of disciplines, undertake advanced coursework, and get involved in a cross-disciplinary community, professional, research or entrepreneurial project work. In the Bachelor of Commerce, you will gain a strong commercial grounding in areas such as accounting, economics and business statistics. By tailoring your commerce degree with the Bachelor of Advanced Studies you can focus your study on the pursuit of a particular professional qualification. You can also explore different subjects and interests to gain a broad and versatile business education and skills in areas that will benefit your career. Majors You are required to choose one major from the faculty listing below and a second major either from your faculty options or from our shared pool of majors and minors. Accounting (Major) Banking (Major) Business Analytics (Major) Business Information Systems (Major) Business Law (Major) Finance (Major) Industrial Relations and Human Resource Management (Major) International Business (Major) Management (Major) Marketing (Major) Careers & future study Future study options Executive Master of Business Administration Master of Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations Master of Management (CEMS) Master of Management Master of Marketing Master of Commerce Master of Professional Accounting Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management Master of Business Administration Master of International Business Graduate opportunities Bachelor of Commerce graduates enter a wide range of careers, including: accountancy, banking and financial management, research and consulting, human resource management and industrial relations, advertising and market research, marketing and sales, business analysis, policy analysis and formulation, foreign affairs and public sector management. The dedicated Careers and Employer Relations Office (CEO) in the Business School provides access to advice, resources and a wide range of opportunities and employer activities in the corporate and public sectors. Career outcomes Accountant Business analyst Corporate/government relations officer Economist Entrepreneur Enterprise architect Financial dealer and broker Human resources specialist International business consultant Investment banker Management consultant Marketing executive Policy adviser Project manager Graduates have the same employment opportunities as Commerce graduates with the added scope of careers requiring skills in the humanities or sciences.