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Summary

In the Bachelor of Commerce, you'll study a set of extensive and integrated foundation units that will orient you to commerce and business, followed by one or two majors to develop depth and specialisation in your chosen discipline. You'll also acquire a set of sought-after employability skills - data literacy, business analysis, teamwork, communication, conflict resolution, problem solving, critical thinking and a global mindset, among others - all key competencies that today's top employers regard extremely highly. The Bachelor of Environment explores critical environmental systems and processes, relationships between humans and their environments, and the interactions that influence sustainable futures. It's founded in the scientific aspects of the environment, the effects of human-induced changes, and the management of resources. You'll become highly knowledgeable about how individuals, societies and governments can best navigate a path towards sustainability, and economic and social prosperity. With huge growth projected in the environment sector in the coming years, this skill set will see you in high demand.

Key features

Undertake professional experiences with leading industry partners

Complete a virtual internship in first year, an employability unit in second year and a work-integrated opportunity in third year. Undertake a unique interdisciplinary capstone unit

Enhance your employability skills by working in a mixed-major team to solve a sustainability challenge. Complete an extensive supervised project

Undertake an industry-based project to solve a real-world problem, and be prepared for a successful start to your career. Undertake field trips in Australia and overseas

Gain practical experience in places in New South Wales, such as Seal Rocks and Wee Jasper, and in New Zealand and further afield.

Career Outcomes

Professions

Auditor

Business or venture analyst

Climate scientist or atmospheric physicist

Consultant

Cybersecurity analyst

Ecological sustainability officer

Economist

Environmental geologist

Environmental or geotechnical consultant

Environmental scientist

Information systems coordinator

Marketing consultant

Meteorologist

National parks manager

Resource manager

River or land management officer

Spatial information officer

Stockbroker

Superannuation adviser or analyst

Taxation specialist

Employers

Agricultural agencies

Banks and financial institutions

Bureau of Meteorology or Weather zone

Business analysis firms

Environmental and geotechnical engineering consultancies

Environmental protection agencies

Government agencies and departments

Human resource consultancies

Local councils

Market research firms

Marketing and public relations firms

Mining companies

Multinational corporations

NGOs

Not-for-profit organisations

Private and public-sector organisations

Stockbroking and investment companies

Superannuation and insurance firms