What can I study at Melbourne?
Maximise your time in Melbourne by exploring new areas of study including Australia-based subjects, or disciplines not available at your home institution.
Asian Business and Management
For those interested in developing a sound understanding of the policies governing the world trade and investment system, with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific region.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Develop the knowledge and skills required for the future of work by gaining a solid understanding of the foundations of entrepreneurship and innovation. Learn how to generate ideas, analyse the market and create value by developing solutions to address customer needs.
Popular subjects
If you don't want to follow a specific subject stream but want some inspiration on which other subjects you can take at Melbourne, check out our subjects that have been popular with past Exchange and Study Abroad Students.
- ACCT20001 Cost Management
- ECON30001 International Trade Policy
- FNCE10002 Principles of Finance
- FNCE30001 Investments
- MGMT10002 Principles of Management
- MGMT20001 Organisational Behaviour
- MGMT30013 Managing for Competitive Advantage
- MGMT20004 Managing People at Work
- MKTG10001 Principles of Marketing
- MKTG20001 Consumer Behaviour
- MKTG20006 Brand Management
All subjects
Some of the subjects listed above may have prerequisites or may only be offered in one academic semester. Click the links above to the subject handbook page to find out if there are any prerequisites and to check which semester the subject runs in.
You can also visit our handbook for more subjects available to Exchange and Study Abroad Students.
Tips and tricks for searching the Handbook:
- Ensure you tick 'Are available to exchange or study abroad students' under Advanced fields
- All BCom subject codes include a 10000-30000 number, denoting the level of the subject. For example, ACCT20001 is a level 2 undergraduate Accounting subject. Honours subjects contain a 40000 number (e.g. FNCE40004)
- Subject codes for BCom disciplines start with the following discipline codes:
- Accounting - ACCT
- Actuarial Studies - ACTL
- Econometrics - ECOM
- Economics - ECON
- Finance - FNCE
- International Business - IBUS
- Marketing - MKTG
- Management - MGMT
- For details on subjects that are restricted for Exchange and Study Abroad students, please see the Faculty Specific Requirements and Restrictions.