BCom Students
Congratulations to all students who have accepted their offer to study the Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Melbourne!
Next Steps:
Start course planning
Start course planning by watching the BCom 'Getting Started' videos and familiarising yourself with the BCom Study Planner.
If you have any queries 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.
Watch the BCom 'Getting Started' videos
Find out about the support that Stop 1 offers you
Discover academic skills offerings including English as a Second Language
BCom Orientation
Watch the BCom Dean's Welcome and Getting Ready to Study Commerce video
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BCom Planner
The 2018 BCom Planner contains information to help you understand your course structure and requirements and includes sample study plans, tips on how to plan your subject selection, and details of University services and support.
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Compulsory Quantitative Requirement
All BCom students must complete a level-2 quantitative requirement as part of their degree. There are two ways you can meet this requirement.
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Summer & Winter Intensives
A list of commerce subjects available during the summer and winter semesters.
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Studies in Engineering
Qualified engineers are in high demand and are well paid. As an engineering graduate you’re assured of a vast range of interesting and well-paid employment opportunities around the world.
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Academic Success
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 excellence.
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Assessment
Information regarding assignment extensions and exam viewing appointments.
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Services & Facilities
We have dedicated computer labs, open access work spaces available to help you develop your skills and professional networks.
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International Business Experience
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What is Honours?
Honours is an additional (fourth) year of specialised study in one of the following disciplines; Accounting, Actuarial Studies, Economics or Finance.
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Honours Entry & Application
An outline of the entry criteria and how to apply.
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Honours Convenors
For questions regarding your research topic and your Honours course plan.
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Career Development Skills
Actively prepare for your career with a range of programs, workshops and events designed to develop key employability skills.
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Workplace Opportunities
Gain local and international industry experience and demonstrate your capabilities in the workplace.
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Case Competitions and Entrepreneurship
Tackle existing business challenges in a case competition, or develop your entrepreneurial skills through UniMelb StartUp.
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Community Engagement
Develop your skills and expertise outside of the classroom for a truly rewarding experience.
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