Study Talk 3: Bye Bye Math
We've invited 6 UK institutions to have a chat on courses that do not require you to be good in Maths.These subjects are:
- MBA
- ACCA accounting
- Visual Effects & Game Art
- Fashion (Branding & Management)
- Psychology
- Law
Why Study Commerce at Newcastle?
- Employers prefer our graduates – 93.8% of Bachelor of Commerce graduates are employed within four months of completing their degree. (Overall employment rate – 2018 Graduate Outcomes Survey).
- Real-world experience – We work with industry to create work-ready graduates that possess the skills and business acumen employers desire.
- Greater Bank Finance Lab – Located on level one of the University’s new state of the art CBD vertical campus, NeW Space, the Greater Bank Finance Lab is a hands-on learning environment, enabling University of Newcastle Business School students to build their skills in financial decision making, risk management and economic systems, before they graduate.
- Make global connections – Take part in international immersions, placements, student exchange and leadership programs in countries all over the world.
- Study at NeW Space – NeW Space, in Newcastle’s CBD, provides the optimum environment for you to excel in your studies.
- Build your networks – The BusCom Student Association is a vibrant student community that provides professional networking opportunities through industry partnerships.
Degree Course
Bachelor of Commerce
University of Newcastle (UON) maintain strong relationships with employers and professional associations to ensure that the courses and majors offered in our Bachelor of Commerce degree maintain real-world relevance in a complex business environment.
In the first year of the Commerce degree you will complete courses from a broad range of disciplines. This initial year gives you a strong grounding in business and economic principles, and you will learn core business development skills before selecting your major. You will develop skills in the following areas:
- accounting
- management
- law
- marketing
- microeconomics
- finance
- business decision making
In the second and third year, you’ll undertake courses relevant to your chosen major in accounting, economics or finance.
Combine Degree (Double Degree is available)
Bachelor of Business
When you study a Bachelor of Business degree you will establish a firm understanding of the contemporary business environment and undertake studies in a range of disciplines. You’ll have the opportunity to select your courses from eight business-related majors.
In your first year of the business degree you will complete courses from a broad range of disciplines. This initial year of business studies gives you a strong grounding in business principles and equips you with a set of core business development skills before you choose your major. You will develop skills in the following areas:
- accounting
- management
- law
- marketing
- microeconomics
- finance
- business decision making
In the second and third years of your business degree, you’ll undertake courses relevant to your chosen specialty.
Master Course
Master of Business Administration (Global)
The MBA (Global) program develops these critical capabilities through an innovative and rigorous curriculum, expert and highly engaged staff, and an active, problem-based approach to learning that develops confidence and work-readiness.
All 16 courses in the MBA (Global) have been developed exclusively for the program. In addition to the 11 core (compulsory) courses, you will also have the opportunity to study elective courses in cutting edge areas of interest, including innovation and entrepreneurship, behavioural economics, change management, and business and climate change.
Master of International Business
The Master of International Business focuses on developing skills and understanding required to be a successful manager for organisations with an international focus by enriching student’s knowledge on various areas of a global business including international strategy, marketing across countries, international human resources management and cross cultural negotiation.
Courses to support your drive and direction include:
- managing under uncertainty
- foundations of business analysis
- accounting and financial management
- organisational behaviour and design
- globalisation
- global business management
- entrepreneurship and innovation
- cross-cultural management
- international business strategy
| Scholarship | Amount (Total Value) |
|---|---|
| Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment (FEBE) International UG Scholarship | A$5000 per annum |
| FEBE International Architecture and Built Environment PG Coursework Scholarship | A$4000 – A$12,000 |
| FEBE International Engineering & Technology PG Coursework Scholarship | A$4000 – A$12,000 |
| MBA (Global) International Scholarship | 25% of tuition fee |
| Newcastle International College (NIC) Malaysian Scholarship | Up to A$5,500 |
*Note: The indicated course fees is per annum based and based on completing a standard full time study load. Fees may increase yearly.
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