Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)
ProviderUNSW SydneyCourse overview
Advanced financial and commercial modelling requires mathematics, statistics, and computing skills, which is why the Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics) naturally complement each other. This double degree will prepare you for the increasing career opportunities in quantitative roles in areas like finance and technology, while ensuring you become one of Australia’s most employable graduates with an innovative business degree that has been designed alongside industry.
In just five years, you will gain essential business knowledge, specialise in one of 14 Commerce majors (refer to 424000 Bachelor of Commerce), build a professional portfolio, gain industry experience, and undertake advanced coursework with an honours level research project in your chosen Mathematics specialisation.
Bachelor of Commerce: Refer to 424000 Bachelor of Commerce.
Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Hons): Refer to 429300 Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Hons).
UNSW Business School is one of Australia's leading business schools. The best and brightest lecturers from around the world teach our students. We pride ourselves in creating and sharing the latest business knowledge and real-world business experience with our students. We offer flexible, internationally recognised, undergraduate business degrees supported by an extensive choice of majors.
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