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Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Economics, Bachelor of Accounting
Graduate profile: Tim White
"At Monash I felt that it was easy to achieve a work, study and life balance. Studying for my double degree in Commerce and Economics meant that I was able to learn the ideal skills for my job that I'm doing today, as well as taking advantage of the student groups and facilities at Monash Clayton. "I played hockey for the Hockey Club and I also used the gym most days; at the Monash Radio Station I used to compile my own radio show and I also wrote for Lot's Wife - the Monash student newspaper. "I've found everything I learnt at Monash has come in handy at work - whether I'm using a net present value model to assess the financial viability of a certain project, or calculating the long run marginal cost as a proxy for price, it's all been very useful for my job at South East Water." These courses offer foundation studies in the main commerce disciplines plus a major chosen from one of: Accounting; Asian development and transition; Business law and taxation; Business Modelling Competition, regulation and public policy; Econometrics and business statistics; Economics; Finance; Human resource management; Information, strategy and decision-making; International commerce; Labour and employment; Management; Marketing and Sustainability. The Bachelor of Accounting is unique in combining university studies with a significant work experience component. Entry to this degree is available only to Australian permanent residents, it is highly competitive and all students receive a scholarship for the course. Single degreesGeneralSpecialisedDouble Degrees
HonoursBachelor of Commerce (Honours) and Bachelor of Economics (Honours)Students develop analytical and critical skills in preparing their research report and undertake advanced studies in their chosen field. The specialisations available are: accounting and finance, accounting/econometrics, econometrics, economics/econometrics, management, or marketing. Professional recognitionMembership of the following professional organisations is available through the courses listed. Students are advised to note the specific subject requirements of each of these professional bodies. Relevant double degrees may enable eligibility for membership of other professional bodies.
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