Bachelor of Business
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Program Overview
Bachelor of Business
The Bachelor of Business equips students with contemporary business knowledge, analytical skills, and practical capabilities to succeed in a rapidly changing global economy. This program offers students the flexibility to specialise in one of three high-growth areas: AI Management, Hospitality Management, and Enterprise Management Systems (EMS), reflecting emerging industry demands and evolving workforce needs.
Specialisations
- AI Management: Develops graduates who can harness artificial intelligence and data-driven tools to enhance strategic decision-making and organisational innovation.
- Hospitality Management: Prepares students for dynamic service industries by combining customer experience design, operations management, and sustainable business practices.
- Enterprise Management Systems: Focuses on integrating technology with business processes, enabling graduates to optimise enterprise performance through digital transformation and systems thinking.
Program Details
- AQF Level: 7
- Study Mode: On Campus
- Campus Locations: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth
- Student: Domestic, International
- Course Duration: 3 years full time, 6 years part time
- Next Start Date: March 2026
Course Learning Outcomes
- A broad understanding of key business disciplines, including accounting, marketing, supply chain, trade, and human resource management.
- A sound understanding of key issues in conducting business across borders, cultures, legal systems, and time zones.
- Cognitive and technical skills to analyse business data, solve problems, and think critically in international contexts.
- Communication skills to work effectively in diverse teams and present information clearly in professional and academic contexts.
- Apply knowledge and skills with initiative and judgement in planning, problem-solving, and decision-making.
- Solve complex professional issues in diverse contexts.
- Apply knowledge and skills responsibly and collaboratively in professional and international contexts.
Year 1 (Level 100) Subjects
- BUS100 Accounting for Business
- BUS101 Business Information Systems
- BUS103 Introduction to International Business
- BUS104 Business Marketing
- BUS105 Communications
- BUS110 Quantitative Methods for Business
- Elective 1: Choose one from a list of options including Introduction to Enterprise Management Systems, Introduction to Cyber Security, Programming Fundamentals, Networking Essentials, Systems and Database, and Operations and Logistics Management.
- Elective 2: Choose three from a list of options including Introduction to Enterprise Management Systems, Introduction to Cyber Security, Programming Fundamentals, Networking Essentials, Systems and Database, and Operations and Logistics Management.
Year 2 (Level 200) Subjects
- BUS201 Data Analytics
- BUS205 Business Research Methods
- MGT202 International Strategic Management
- MGT205 Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- MGT208 Organisational Behaviour and Change Management
- Elective 1: Choose four from a list of options including Business Process Management, Accounting Systems, International Law and Politics, Production and Service Delivery Systems, Inventory and Asset Management Systems, Business Law, Applied Cryptography, Secure Coding, Network and Web Security, Cloud Security, and Cybercrime, Cyberlaw and Cyber-ethics.
- Elective 2: Choose four from a list of options including Business Process Management, Accounting Systems, International Law and Politics, Production and Service Delivery Systems, Inventory and Asset Management Systems, Business Law, Applied Cryptography, Secure Coding, Network and Web Security, Cloud Security, and Cybercrime, Cyberlaw and Cyber-ethics.
- Elective 3: Choose four from a list of options including Business Process Management, Accounting Systems, International Law and Politics, Production and Service Delivery Systems, Inventory and Asset Management Systems, Business Law, Applied Cryptography, Secure Coding, Network and Web Security, Cloud Security, and Cybercrime, Cyberlaw and Cyber-ethics.
Year 3 (Level 300) Subjects
- BUS301 Business Strategy
- BUS303 International Marketing
- MGT301 Global Supply Chain Management
- MGT303 Business Leadership in a Global Context
- Elective 1: Choose one from a list of options including Sales and Logistics Systems, Procurement Management Systems, International Trade and Finance, Extended Enterprise Management Systems, Human Management Capital Systems, Digital Investigations and Forensics, Cyber-Physical Systems and IoT Security, Penetration Testing, Cyber Security Operations, Cybergovernance Risk and Compliance, and Project Management.
- Elective 2: Choose one from a list of options including Sales and Logistics Systems, Procurement Management Systems, International Trade and Finance, Extended Enterprise Management Systems, Human Management Capital Systems, Digital Investigations and Forensics, Cyber-Physical Systems and IoT Security, Penetration Testing, Cyber Security Operations, Cybergovernance Risk and Compliance, and Project Management.
- CAP301 Capstone Project: An important element of success in business organisations today is the ability to undertake research-based projects.
Entry Details
Domestic Students
- Age at Time of Course Commencement: 17 or older
- Early Entry Program: Available for students undertaking Year 12 in Australia
- For more information on admissions criteria, visit the Applying to AIBI HE page.
International Students
- Age at Time of Course Commencement: 18 or older
- Education: Year 12 Completion (or equivalent), with requirements differing per country
- English Proficiency: IELTS 6.0 Overall (no band less than 5.5, or equivalent), or PTE 52 Overall (no band less than 50, or equivalent)
Fees & Scholarships
Domestic students may be eligible for FEE-HELP, a loan scheme offered by the Australian Government. Additionally, domestic scholarships are available for students who demonstrate resilience, passion, and desire to achieve. International students can contact the team regarding course fee structure and payment options.
How to Apply
- Choose Your Degree: Select the course that excites you the most.
- Check Admissions Criteria: Ensure you meet the admissions criteria.
- Apply: Fill out your application.
- Complete Enrollment: Finalise your enrollment after your application is processed.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How will my classes be delivered? Most students will receive a mix of both online and on campus classes.
- How long is each academic year? Each academic year includes three trimesters, each lasting 12 weeks.
- What will my class schedule look like? Classes are normally held across 2 days.
- Can I work while I study? International students can work 48 hours per fortnight during ongoing terms, and unlimited hours during holiday breaks. Domestic students do not have a working cap.
- Where are your campuses located? Campuses are located in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth.
- Is attendance mandatory for orientation? Yes, attendance is mandatory for orientation.
