The world of business is increasingly global, whether it is through the sourcing of goods, selling to international customers, partnering with international companies or just dealing with an increasingly international and intercultural workforce and customer base.

The Bachelor of Business – International is designed to enhance students’ international knowledge and intercultural skills through the embedding of intercultural skills and by requiring you to live and study in an international setting. Whether it is by studying business from a different cultural perspective or by undertaking an intensive cultural immersion program, you will have a set of skills that will take you further.

Employers are looking for graduates with a difference and recent international surveys have shown that more than 50 per cent are looking for employees who can bring an international experience to their job.

Real-world learning

The Bachelor of Business – International is made up of four distinct parts over 32 units:

1. Nine core business units covering the major functional areas and skills in business

2. Eight units in your chosen major. Choose a major in one of our nine professional areas:

• Accountancy
• Advertising
• Economics
• Finance
• Financial Planning
• Human Resource Management
• International Business
• Management
• Marketing
• Public Relations

3. Eight units of your choice to match the international study option you have chosen

4. Seven optional units allowing you to complete a second major, minor or extension of your choice.

In the semester before you go overseas, you will study a dedicated intercultural skill development unit, Bridging Cultures – International, with assessment continuing throughout your year overseas. The unit is designed to help you assess your own intercultural development personally, socially and within your chosen business field.

• Account Executive
• Accountant
• Administrator
• Advertising Professional
• Banking and Finance Professional
• Business Analyst
• Business Development Officer
• Economist
• Financial Advisor/Analyst
• Financial Project Manager
• Financial Risk Manager
• Human Resource Developer
• Human Resource Manager
• Information Officer
• International Business Specialist
• Investment Manager
• Manager
• Market Research Manager
• Marketing Officer/Manager
• Project Developer
• Project Manager
• Public Relations Officer/Consultant
• Statistician