Bachelor of Business - two minors

Bachelor of Business - two minors

Combination 5: Complete two business minors and 48 credit points of Business Course Options*.

If you have a couple of key interests but largely want to see everything that the discipline of business has to offer, you might be interested in undertaking two minors.

This way you can develop a broad range of practical and theoretical skills and develop into a strong all-rounder ready to take on any area of business.

You will undertake*:

  • four (4) core Business Foundation subjects (compulsory for all students) in year 1;
  • four (4) subjects (or 48 credit points) for each of your minors (8 subjects total*);
  • seven (7) Business Course Options (or 84 credit points); 
  • one (1) compulsory Capstone subject in year 3; and
  • 48 credit points worth of University Elective subjects.

See the course plan page for a full list of the Business Course Options. 

*Please note: 

  • you cannot choose the same subject twice, this includes if the subject is taught as part of your major or minor;
  • you must complete a total of 288 credit points; and
  • the number of subjects quoted above is based on 12 credit points per subject, however some subjects may be 24 to 48 credit points.

Choose your preferred minors:

Business Course Options and University Elective subjects:

You will need to select additional subjects* to reach a total of 288 credit points.

These subjects can be from any business discipline, including a maximum of 48 credit points of University electives.

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