BACHELOR OF COMMERCE/BACHELOR OF GLOBAL STUDIES COURSE AND CAREER OUTCOMES

However you choose to structure your study, La Trobe recognises your hard work. Here are the pathways you could follow as you move through your course.

Year 1

After completing 1 year of full-time study

You can exit with a Diploma in Business or Diploma of Arts

Year 4

After completing 4 years of full-time study

You can exit with a Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies intended learning outcomes

Analyse real-world challenges confronting business and society, and propose innovative solutions.

Productively apply disciplinary knowledge and skills in the area of the chosen major(s) and minor(s).

Evaluate potential solutions to real-world challenges and negotiate them with stakeholders.

Implement and manage optimal solutions in a responsible and sustainable manner.

Comprehend and critique key knowledge in the various subfields of the Global Studies discipline.

Understand the complex systems, structures, laws and practices that shape global issues from a range of political, social, legal and cultural perspectives.

Identify the international dimension of global problems and formulate policy responses to them.

Apply critical thinking and research methodologies to contribute to new knowledge in the Commerce and Global Studies areas.

Engage professionally in diverse teams to advance organizational and social goals.

Utilise digital technologies effectively in identifying and executing managerial and policy solutions.

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies career opportunities

Organisations worldwide are exploring innovative business models and working environments – so after graduation, you could work across a broad range of industries in Australia and around the world.

You career options include:

International diplomacy

Take a lead role in government relations working with foreign governments, organisations and businesses in a regional and global context.

Politics and government

Guide public policy by playing an important role in the creation, implementation and evaluation of policies and regulations.

Economist

Work with international organisations and governments to understand key trends. Create sustainable change by improving economic and social policies.

Human rights advocacy

Create change through public campaigning and private lobbying.

International trade specialist

Help businesses and governments to operate across borders and navigate different cultures and regulatory systems.

Business analytics

Work with organisations to identify their strengths and weaknesses. Develop data-driven solutions and ensure operational excellence.

International development and humanitarian support

Support local communities to improve their wellbeing, and access services and basic human necessities.

Financial adviser

Advise multinational organisations and governments on how they can ethically, securely and profitably manage their money and create value.