Continuing Students: Welcome back in 2013

Electives

• What electives can I enrol in?
• Can I count Level I electives at Level II?
  Yes, you can count a maximum of two level I courses at level II. Click here for your study plan.
• Can I study Level II electives in my third year?
• What are Advanced Humanities courses and can I enrol in them?
• What are the 'approved cultural studies' courses for the Bachelor of Commerce (International Business)?

Commerce Courses

• What are level II or level III Commerce courses?
  If you are asked to complete a level II or level III Commerce course to meet the requirements of your program, you must choose a course which is taught by the Business School.
  Click here for the full list of Level II and Level III Commerce courses.

Study Plans

• Which study plan do I follow?
  You follow the study plan that corresponds with the year that you commenced. For example, if you started in 2012, you follow the 2012 study plan.

Pathways

• What recognition will I get for completing a second Bachelor of Commerce pathway?

For more FAQ's, click here.

Electives

• What electives can I enrol in?
• Can I count Level I electives at Level II?
  Yes, you can count a maximum of two level I courses at level II. Click here for your study plan.
• Can I study Level II electives in my third year?
• What are Advanced Humanities courses and can I enrol in them?

Finance Courses

• What are the Level III Finance courses?
  Click here for the full list of Level III Finance courses.

Study Plans

• Which study plan do I follow?
  You follow the study plan that corresponds with the year that you commenced. For example, if you started in 2012, you follow the 2012 study plan.

For more FAQ's, click here.

Electives

• What electives can I enrol in?
• Can I study Level II electives in my third year?
• What are Advanced Humanities courses and can I enrol in them?

Economics Courses

• What are the Level III Economics courses?
  Click here for the full list of Level III Economics courses.

Study Plans

• Which study plan do I follow?
  You follow the study plan that corresponds with the year that you commenced. For example, if you started in 2010, you follow the 2010 study plan.

For more FAQ's, click here.

Electives

• What electives can I enrol in?

Study Plans

• Which study plan do I follow?
  You follow the study plan that corresponds with the year that you commenced. For example, if you started in 2010, you follow the 2010 study plan.
• Download 2013 enrolment instructions:
  4th Year Bachelor of Teaching
  Graduate Diploma in Education

Teaching Areas

• How many teaching areas do I need for the Bachelor of Teaching?

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With the growing skills shortage and fierce competition for talent, employers can utilise the program to build their brand among students, gain access to high-calibre interns in a variety of specialist educations fields in business, and make the most of additional resources.

This fantastic learning opportunity also allows students to gain first-hand experience and apply the knowledge and skills related to their studies in a workplace setting and build industry networks to assist them when they begin looking for employment.

Click here for more information about Internships and to see what opportunities are available.

An international experience as part of your degree? The Professions Student Support Hub can help you get there.

International study is a valuable addition to any degree and this is especially true for those in the Faculty of the Professions. Commerce, Finance and Economics graduates can set themselves apart in the globalised world with enhanced cultural awareness and international networks.

The Faculty of the Professions offers both long and short term study programs, from 2-3 weeks to 6 months to a year overseas.

Click here for more information about studying overseas and to see what opportunities are available.

Are you an undergraduate student enrolled in Business, Economics or Law?
Are you looking at gaining work experience and enhancing your professional and life skills?
The Professions Student Ambassador Program is made for you! Through unique opportunities ranging from exclusive internships, networking functions with industry, volunteering events or even treks in Central Australia; the program will enable you to meet like-minded peers and enrich your resume as well as your uni life outside of the classroom.

The program is completely self driven and only requires participation in two activities throughout the year to obtain the official certificate.