BCom Students

The BCom Planner is a comprehensive course planning resource designed to assist you with planning your studies and deciding which subjects to enrol in.

Review the BCom Planner

Would you like clarification on the course rules, information on BCom subject disciplines, or to find out about enrichement opporunities available? Are you having trouble choosing your breadth or would you like to know what's exptced in a tutorial? the short videos on our 'Getting Started' page will provide you with an overview

Watch the BCom 'Getting Started' videos

Once you have identified the subjects you will take to meet your course requirements and academic goals, you need to enrol into your subjects via your Study Plan. Enrolling in a subject means that you are officially admitted to study that subject. You must enrol into subjects in both semesters to maintain your enrolment in the BCom. Watch our short video below for information on how to access your Study Plan. You also find further information on enrolling here.

To assist you with course planning and subject selection as early as possible, Faculty staff will be available for a live Q&A on Tuesday 22 January (2:00pm - 3:00pm) and Wednesday 23 January (10:30am - 11:30am) (AEST). Please register your attendance here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information on how to join the webinar.

The Q&A session is intended to assist you with subject selection and course planning only, so that you can decide on your subjects, enrol, and start registering for classes as soon as possible. If you have any enquiries not related to subject selection advice, then please check out ask.unimelb for helpful information on frequently asked questions, or contact Stop 1, which is the home of your student services online, on the phone, and in-person.

All commencing undergraduate students are expected to register for and attend BCom Orientation Day on Tuesday 26 February, where you will be officially welcomed to your BCom community by academics, professional staff and current students.

On BCom Orientation Day, you will:

• Meet the Dean and academic staff, and find out more about your first year of study
• Discover career, enrichment and academic support services designed exclusively for BCom students
• Meet your fellow students and discover the range of Clubs and Societies available over a free lunchtime event

Register for BCom Orientation Day

Other University Orientation events include:

• Carnival Day: Official welcome carnival featuring giveaways, games, live entertainment and much more
• Host Program Campus Tours: Joining a campus tour is a great way to start your life at Uni! Meet new people and get acclimatised to the UniMelb campus, with plenty of chances to socialise with other new students from the Faculty of Business and Economics
• Clubs Days: Find your people with over 200 student clubs and societies to choose from!

Attend the University of Melbourne Student Union's SummerFest

Join a student club or society

Connect with us on Facebook

Explore the campus

Stop 1 is the face of student services online, on the phone, and in person. Services include administration, course planning, enrolment assistance, skills development and support services.

Find out about the support that Stop 1 offers you

Academic Skills is a dedicated University department responsible for providing students with various forms of assistance to enable them to realise their full academic potential and achieve excellent.

Discover academic skills offerings including English as a Second Language

Wondering where a Bachelor of Commerce may lead you around the world? Hear more about what opportunities you have for study and travel as part of your Bachelor of Commerce.

Learn more about BCom Enrichment Programs