Commerce and Politics, Philosophy and…

Commerce is a fundamental part of modern life. It influences how global economies and societies function and flourish – and shapes many of the policies that governments around the world put into place. These policies often have significant effects on the lives and livelihoods of people, making the role of the changemakers who develop those policies just as essential.

Studying this double degree establishes you as a progressive thinker who’s capable of balancing commercial interests with the economic, social and political factors at play. Sharpen your analytical, data-driven skillset as a business professional, while exploring what it means to drive sustainable, meaningful progress. So that individuals and societies thrive just as successfully as the organisations moving the world of business forward.

YOUR CAREER BEGINS HERE

The Bachelor of Commerce is a comprehensive degree focussing on the data, numbers and quantitative truths that can be found within the world of business. Mathematics and data analysis will inform how you approach everything from business innovation to economic policy development, as you choose to major in fields like accounting, economics, marketing science, sustainability and more. Dive deeper into the exchange of goods and services and how commerce plays a crucial role in shaping a fairer, more sustainable future.

DOUBLE YOUR OPTIONS

The Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics is an ideal companion course if you’re looking to apply your commercial know-how in conceptual ways that help shape a deep, far-reaching impact. You’ll apply in-depth thinking to real-world problems – learning more about how politics, philosophy and economics intersect and why they form the foundational skillset for so many of society’s most influential career paths. Sharpen your analytical skills and shape a distinct advantage for your future career.

IMAGINE WHAT YOU COULD DO

Graduating with this double degree opens doors to a range of rewarding career paths, where your commercial expertise and conceptual thinking can work together to help take you further. You might choose to pursue a career working in policy development for a government department, help shape economic growth in underprivileged regions, or apply an understanding for global politics to help businesses operate more sustainably. Each pathway presents you with a unique opportunity to drive positive progress for people, through the systems and policies that define modern life.

Ready to think bigger and make an impact beyond the world of business?

At the time of enrolment in a course at Monash University, you must be at least 17 years of age.

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All Monash undergraduate courses require you to have successfully completed a minimum of an Australian Year 12 qualification (or equivalent) and achieve the required academic entry score. Most Monash faculties generally use your most recent studies for admission however other guidelines may apply where your prior qualification may be considered.