When you study a double degree at The University of Notre Dame Australia, you instantly enhance your future career prospects. Our Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Arts program requires the completion of the full requirements for a Bachelor of Commerce and half the program requirements for a standard Arts degree. If you have a passion for both the practical and theoretical, you love the flexibility of this program, selecting from a wide number of majors to suit your individual interests and career goals. When studying a Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Arts, you receive the benefits of attending two different schools. At Notre Dame's School of Business, a combination of practical case study and client-based projects is combined with a strong theoretical and ethical grounding. Our students are regularly invited on industry field trips to leading agencies and companies, and business internships will give you the opportunity to show off your skills. Through this holistic approach to learning, we are preparing our students for the workplaces of tomorrow. Upon graduation, you will be able to gain employment in a wide variety of industries including financial institutions, multinational corporations, government departments, public utilities, and specialist organisations. Program summary The Notre Dame Commerce / Arts degree lets you choose from a number of Majors. Students complete the full requirements for the Bachelor of Commerce degree and half of the course requirements for a standard Arts degree. Commerce Majors: Advertising Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management Management Marketing Public Relations Arts Majors: Applied Psychology Counselling English Literature History Mathematics Politics & International Relations Politics & Journalism Sociology Theatre Studies Career Opportunities The following careers are open to graduates of this program: Financial institutions Stockbroking firms Merchant banks Private sector multinational corporations Public sector government departments and agencies Public utilities Specialist and industry organisations Management consultancies Market research and advertising organisations Trade unions