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Bachelor of Commerce / Design

The Bachelor of Commerce / Design is a double-degree program that can be completed in 4 full-time years or the part-time equivalent. Through this program, students will gain essential business knowledge and professional experience, as well as design skills that can be applied across diverse contexts.

Program Structure

The program consists of 32 courses, making up 192 Units of Credit (UOC). Students will complete 16 courses for Commerce and 16 courses for Design. The program includes:

• Commerce Integrated First Year Courses
• One Commerce major
• One Design specialisation
• Three Design collaboration studio courses
• Professional development courses and experiences, such as:
  • Professional practice courses
  • Final Year Synthesis
  • Design Capstone
  • myBCom a digital portfolio that includes a personal career plan

Entry Requirements

Entry to this degree is based on the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) or an equivalent rank derived from other qualifications. The 2025 Lowest Selection Rank is 94.0.

Admission Pathways

If students do not meet the requirements for direct entry, they may be eligible for a pathway program with UNSW College. UNSW College provides alternative entry options using university-approved content.

English Language Requirements

Students may be asked to provide evidence of their English proficiency to study at UNSW, depending on their educational background and citizenship.

What Will I Study?

The Bachelor of Commerce / Design is a flexible double degree that can be tailored to students' interests and passions in business and design. Students can choose from 15 commerce majors and three design specialisations.

Commerce Specialisations

Students can choose from the following commerce majors:

• Accounting
• Behavioural Economics
• Business Analytics
• Business Economics
• Business Sustainability and Social Impact
• Cybersecurity Management
• Finance
• FinTech
• Human Resource Management
• Information Systems
• Innovation, Strategy and Entrepreneurship
• International Business
• Marketing
• Marketing Analytics
• Taxation

Design Specialisations

Students can choose from the following design specialisations:

• Integrated Design
• Industrial Design
• Computational Design

Integrated Design

Integrated designers place people at the heart of their work, drawing from diverse design skills and methods to engage with a range of materials, encounters, and ways of communicating. Students will choose at least two design study areas from:

• Graphics
• Object
• Textiles
• Experience
• Interaction
• 3D Visualisation
• Fashion

Industrial Design

Industrial designers influence lifestyles by designing daily products, systems, and services that people use. Students will prepare for an industrial design career with experience and confidence, exploring practical studio classes and theoretical courses in manufacturing, materials, sustainability, user empathy, and design research.

Computational Design

Computational design takes a different approach, resolving design challenges with cutting-edge technologies. Students will use various computer languages to encode decisions and test ideas, developing unique and in-demand skills, including 3D modelling, digital geometry, parametric design, responsive environments, and form-making.

Future Careers

This degree will set students up with the business and creative skills to take their learnings and turn them into something that celebrates their passion and purpose each day. Students will be set up for diverse and exciting career opportunities, including:

• Business careers, such as:
  • Accountant/auditor
  • Business analyst
  • Consultant
  • Customer experience designer
  • Cyber security analyst
  • Data analyst
  • Entrepreneur/start-up founder
  • Economist
  • Financial adviser
  • Human resource consultant
  • Investment banker
  • Digital media and marketing strategist
  • Marketing/public relations
  • Brand manager
  • Tax adviser
• Integrated design careers, such as:
  • Graphic designer, visual communicator, or illustrator
  • Interaction and user experience (UX) designer
  • Exhibition, experience, and event designer
  • Jewelry, wearable, and textile designer
  • Furniture, object, ceramics, or lighting designer
  • Virtual reality 3D visualiser or digital media producer
  • Design instructor or design strategist
  • Film, television or mobile producer
  • Packaging designer
  • Colours, materials and finishes (CMF) designer
  • Consumer electronics, home appliance or medical device designer
  • Automotive designer
• Computational design careers, such as:
  • Architectural and urban design specialist
  • Software solutions developer
  • Smart cities consultant
  • Urban data analyst
  • Design technology manager
  • Digital fabrication and smart-manufacturing specialist
  • Gaming environment developer
  • Building information model implementer
• Industrial design careers, such as:
  • Consumer product designer
  • Design strategist
  • Digital multimedia design
  • Furniture designer
  • Packaging designer
  • Product branding and marketing
  • Product design consultant
  • Not-for-profit product designer
  • Retail industry product designer
  • Transport industry product designer
  • Service designer
  • Scientific industry product designer

Fees and Scholarships

The 2026 indicative first-year full fee for domestic students is $14,000, and the indicative full fee to complete the degree is $53,500. For international students, the 2026 indicative first-year fee is $52,500, and the indicative fee to complete the degree is $233,500. UNSW offers over $83 million in scholarships each year, rewarding excellence and making university accessible to students from all walks of life.