Program details | Undergraduate | Future Students | Australian School of Business

This 4 year combined program provides students with the opportunity to develop IS/IT and business skills. Students obtain comprehensive specialist skills in developing and implementing information technology solutions for business. Students learn about business analysis, systems and design, data management, business systems infrastructure and security as well as acquire comprehensive knowledge of mathematics, management accounting and commercial programming.

Information Systems are an integral part of the new digital world in which we live. Information systems are about developing and implementing information technology solutions to a variety of business, governmental and societal settings.

Program benefits:

Combines courses that teach you the technical environment of IS as well as develop an understanding of the business implications of these systems
Ability to analyse complex situations and implement projects that make organisations run more efficiently and more effectively
Teaches you to automate, transform and innovate business
The IS/IT knowledge coupled with a major from the Bachelor of Commerce opens up a variety of career opportunities
Students completing an IS degree will be encouraged to undertake 60 days of industrial experience after their 2nd year and have it recorded on their UNSW secondary transcript.

Program structure:

The Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Information Systems is a 4-year degree program consisting of 32 courses (192 UOC). The program includes:

Core courses
One major in Information Systems
One major in Commerce
Elective courses

Courses

Core

Accounting and Financial Management 1A

Accounting and Financial Management 1B

Business Data Management

Computing 1

Information Systems in Business

Managing People

Mathematics 1A OR Higher Mathematics 1A

Mathematics 1B OR Higher Mathematics 1B

Microeconomics 1

Areas of study (majors)

Commerce
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Business Strategy & Economic Management	More information
Finance	More information
Financial Economics	More information
Human Resource Management	More information
International Business	More information
Management	More information
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Taxation	More information
Information Systems
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Entry requirements:
ou will be considered for admission to undergraduate programs at UNSW on the basis of your performance in: Australian and New Zealand final secondary studies and/or post-secondary or tertiary qualifications and/or overseas qualifications considered equivalent to Australian studies and/or an alternative entry scheme

How to apply:
Please refer to the 'How to apply' section of this site.

Fees:
Please refer to the 'Fees' section of this site.

View full program details (UNSW Online handbook)