Commerce and Information Technology

This class covers both technology and business sides of IT, and the banking, accounting and finance components of trade, giving students a portfolio of skills that enables graduates to engage in all facets of banking, industry and IT at the highest degrees. Students will: Develop knowledge, skills and understanding of the application of IT systems for their business environments, policies and direction; pick from a selection of professional translators including bookkeeping, financial planning, bookkeeping and banking and finance; become well-versed in field matter including microeconomics, macroeconomics, international trade theory and econometrics; refine their team work, job communication and management skills; apply discipline-specific engineering to analyse complex problems in an assortment of contexts; convey clear, coherent and independent knowledge and thoughts to various stakeholders, addressing a wide variety of business/commerce problems; and evaluate the concepts and theories acquired in business economics.

Entry to the program relies in an entry position. A position can be achieved by means of a year 1-2 ATAR, additional Australian eligibility, work experience, or an overseas qualification.