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Your Business and Law degree
Understand your degree structure, explore majors and specialisations, and get step-by-step support to choose and declare your study pathway.
Bachelor of Commerce
Designed to hone your skills in one or more business disciplines, preparing you for specialist careers.
Bachelor of Business Administration
Gain broad career options and diverse expertise in three to four areas of business.
Bachelor of Innovation
Develop the abilities and creative mindset needed to solve tough problems, opening the door to an array of impactful careers.
Bachelor of Advanced Commerce
A unique degree with embedded Honours and Applied Industry Experience in one area of your Commerce degree.
Bachelor of Laws
Gain a rich and relevant coverage of legal knowledge as well as developing the core skills essential to effective legal practice.
Glossary of Terms
There’s plenty of university jargon and terminology that may be confusing for you, so we’ve listed the most common culprits below.
Majors
Use the degree structure above and the Curtin Handbook to explore the options available in your degree. Before declaring your major(s) in eStudent, check whether your chosen major(s) is offered as a defined major (more than 8 units) or a flexible major (8 units).
Specialisations
A specialisation is a collection of four units in a specific discipline that helps you build broader skills and knowledge. For the most accurate and up-to-date course details, always refer to the Curtin Handbook when making study plan decisions.
Applied Finance
Develop a sound knowledge of corporate finance and financial management.
Strategic Communication
Designed to prepare future PR professionals to communicate with stakeholders across all facets of business and industries.
Capstones
In the final year of your business course, you’ll be required to complete your capstone unit. Check the Curtin Handbook for the options available in your degree.
Coursework Unit
Build on your learning and boost your employability with a coursework unit.
Global Experiences
Broaden your horizons by embarking on an overseas study tour or short course program.
Industry Experiences
Work in a professional business environment and apply your specialist knowledge to real-world projects.
Planning tools
Dynamic study planner
Explore different combinations of majors and specialisations to see what your study plan could look like.
Design your degree workshop
These workshops provide guided advice on how to explore your options and choose your major. Workshops run throughout the semester.
Decision making tools
Work through questions and activities to align your interests and goals with a major.
Next steps
Declare your major or specialisation in eStudent or follow the steps to switch if you change your mind.
Step-by-step guide
A simple guide to help you declare your major or specialisation via eStudent.
Switch major or specialisation
Social Leadership and Ethics
Learn to lead in an ethical, responsible and sustainable way.