Bachelor of Business (Management)

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

1. Use key business skills to solve challenges in global, legal, and economic settings.
2. Find and use research tools to improve how businesses are managed.
3. Apply new ideas to help businesses grow and handle change.
4. Make ethical and sustainable decisions in a changing business world.
5. Communicate clearly and professionally with people from different backgrounds.
6. Work creatively and flexibly to manage tasks and solve problems in organisations.
7. Keep learning and updating your skills to stay current in your career.

Gain the skills to lead and make an impact with the University of Canberra’s (UC) Bachelor of Business (Management). Learn how it suits you and study business online and self-paced. This degree will equip you to manage teams, projects and strategies effectively, giving you an edge in various roles across sectors, including those aligned with the public sector. You’ll develop practical skills to navigate business operations, manage resources and lead in dynamic workplaces.

By the end of your course, you’ll hold an advantage that’s exclusive to UC graduates!

Studying at UC connects you to key decision-makers, industry experts and mentors in the nation’s capital, providing insights and valuable connections to help you build a strong professional network. Alongside core management essentials, you’ll explore how your skills can make a difference in both public and private sectors, giving you the flexibility to pursue diverse career paths.

Graduate as a flexible, solution-focused manager ready to lead and influence—from shaping policies to driving change in diverse sectors. Your future in management begins here, with the power of Canberra on your side.

#1 Business School in Australia for Career Impact (AFR BOSS, 2023).

Recommended study pattern

Year 1

Semester 1

Introduction to Economics (11175)

Introduction to Management (11174)

Managing Human Capital (11191)

Professional Orientation (Business) (11011)

Semester 2

Business Decision Making (11009)

Business Research Methods (11172)

Creative and Critical Thinking for Problem Solving (11201)

Service Management (11184)

Year 2

Semester 1

Organisational Behaviour (11189)

Two Open Elective units

Climate Change and Sustainable Business Futures (11318)

Semester 2

Business Communication (11170)

Two Open Elective units

Workplace Law in Context (11195)

Year 3

Semester 1

Organisational Communications, Culture and Change (11169)

Supply Chain Management and Logistics (12051)

Two Open Elective units

Semester 2

Strategic Management (12052)

Professional Evidence (Business) (11173)

Two Open Elective units

Award requirements

Completion of all subjects, as per the recommended study pattern.

Choose your subjects

Majors

• Core major in Business
• Specialist major in Management.

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Indicative total fee $50,976

The amounts shown here are indicative for an Australian citizen studying full-time, which is typically 8 subjects per year.

Fees may vary depending on:

• the subjects you choose
• credit from previous work experience
• your eligibility for government funding loans or subsidies such as HECS-HELP or a Commonwealth supported place.

To learn more, go to Fees or contact a student advisor.

UC’s online learning is inspired by Canberra’s vibrant, progressive spirit. As the centre of Australian decision-making, Canberra is where ideas come to life—and we bring that energy to you, wherever you are. UC’s industry-focused approach connects you with expert guest speakers and hands-on projects that tackle real workplace challenges, boosting your employability and confidence. With flexible pathways and a renowned support network, UC helps you thrive and make a meaningful impact in your career..

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• Completion or partial completion of other Australian Qualification (such as a Tafe or VET qualification)
• Overseas qualification.

Year 12 ATAR (selection rank: 60).

Relevant work experience may be considered if it’s connected to your area of study. Please touch base with our Future Students team to discuss your individual circumstances. 

An IELTS Academic score of 6.0 overall, with no band score below 6.0 (or equivalent).

At UC, we want to help you get the credit you deserve for the hard work you've already done. Whether it’s from previous study, vocational training, or even relevant work experience, you might be eligible to fast-track your degree, finish sooner, and save money along the way.

What Can Count for Credit?

You could gain credit for:

• Completed or partially completed tertiary studies (from a university, TAFE, or college).
• Vocational training at Certificate III level or higher (Australian Qualifications Framework).
• Relevant work experience (if it’s connected to your area of study).

How Does It Work?

If you’ve studied at an institution that has a formal agreement with UC, your credit application will be automatically assessed when you apply for admission—no extra steps needed.

If you’re a domestic student and want credit for other study or work experience, you can apply after accepting your offer to study.

Need Help?

Not sure if you’re eligible? Book a consult with one of our friendly Future Student Advisors. They’ll help you figure it out.

Students studying online can access virtual Work Integrated Learning opportunities. This content includes on-demand guest lectures, industry case studies and industry projects. 

Optional Internships and the International Business Study Tour are available to all students, however these require either in-person placement hours in a business or on an overseas study tour and are not offered wholly online.