Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Develop your entrepreneurial flair

When you study this degree, you will gain a broad understanding of Australian and global business environments. You will develop your entrepreneurial flair. It will enable you to think distinctively, creatively and critically in a business environment.

You will graduate with skills and attributes valued by employers in varied disciplines. The multidisciplinary nature of your studies will open doors, freeing you up to pursue multiple areas of interest and diversifying your employment options.

Course overview

The combined Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship provides flexibility to select an area of study best suited to your interests matched with teaching and mentoring in entrepreneurship and innovative thinking.

The first year of study is designed to give a strong grounding in the principles and practices of business and equip you with a core set of business development skills. You will complete subjects from a broad area of disciplines relevant to business including:

economics

law

accounting

business strategy

innovation and entrepreneurship

Moving into the second, third and fourth years of the Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship program, you will undertake courses relevant to your chosen major sequence.

Choose from 6 majors:

politics and international relations

human resource management

international business

leadership management

marketing

tourism and event management

Career opportunities

Innovate and create

This combined degree program embeds business, innovation and entrepreneurial knowledge. It will see you as a leading candidate when applying for jobs in the public and private sectors. You will have a competitive advantage nationally and internationally.

Professional outcomes:

Start-up Founder

Innovation Manager

Entrepreneur

Business Owner

Business Development Officer

Account Manager

Inventor

Consultant for Government, Organisations and Communities