Program Overview

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Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies

The Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies is a double degree program designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of business and global studies.

Course Rules and Maps

Course maps provide a visual representation of the course rules and the sequence of units. The course rules are published in the official ACU Handbook and are subject to change. Any queries regarding the course structure should be directed to the course coordinator.

Recent Changes to Unit Offerings

The units from the Business School listed below will be replaced from 2026. Please continue to follow your course map and apply the substitutions as outlined below.

• BUSN104 has been replaced by BUSN105
• BUSN112 has been replaced by BUSN114
• HRMG207 has been replaced by HRMG209
• MKTG207 has been replaced by MKTG210
• MKTG319 has been replaced by MKTG321
• BAFN204 has been replaced by BAFN208

Important Information for Final-year Students

GLST305 Global Studies Research Project is offered only in Semester 1. Please plan your enrolment accordingly to prevent unnecessary delays to your course completion.

Course Maps

The following course maps are available:

• Accounting accredited major
• Accounting non-accredited major
• Human resource management major
• Marketing major
• Management major

Unit Offerings

• View the Arts Unit List to see units for Majors, Minors or Arts Electives
• View the ACU Core Curriculum
• Study in Rome

Global Studies Unit Lists

• Students who commenced in 2024 or later
• Students who commenced in 2023 or earlier

Course Information

• ACU Core Curriculum
• Global Studies frequently asked questions

Need Help?

For all general enquiries, or questions regarding your course enrolment, fees, timetabling, results or graduation, please contact AskACU.

About the Program

The Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies is a four-year double degree program that combines the disciplines of business and global studies. The program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of business principles and practices, as well as the skills and knowledge to analyze and understand global issues and trends.

Program Structure

The program consists of 32 units, with 16 units from the Bachelor of Commerce and 16 units from the Bachelor of Global Studies. Students can choose from a range of majors in both the Bachelor of Commerce and the Bachelor of Global Studies, including accounting, human resource management, marketing, and management.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies may pursue careers in a range of fields, including business, government, international organizations, and non-profit organizations. The program provides students with the skills and knowledge to work in a global environment and to analyze and understand global issues and trends.

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies, students must meet the admission requirements of the Australian Catholic University. These requirements include:

• Completion of a high school diploma or equivalent
• Achievement of a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher
• Completion of prerequisite subjects, such as mathematics and English

Tuition Fees

The tuition fees for the Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies vary depending on the student's citizenship and residency status. For more information on tuition fees, please contact the Australian Catholic University.

Research Areas

The Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Global Studies provides students with the opportunity to engage in research in a range of areas, including:

• Business and management
• Global studies and international relations
• Economics and finance
• Marketing and tourism

Facilities and Resources

The Australian Catholic University provides students with access to a range of facilities and resources, including:

• State-of-the-art libraries and learning centers
• Modern computer labs and technology facilities
• Sports and recreation facilities
• Student support services, such as academic advising and counseling.