Transform ideas into impact
At Curtin, our business degrees are as innovative as the industries you’ll work in. Tailor your studies to suit your unique interests and passions, and graduate with an internationally recognised skillset. Additionally, you’ll study at the Curtin Business School, WA’s top-ranked business school in the Eduniversal ‘Palmes of Excellence’ league (2023).
A career in business and innovation offers opportunities for growth. It’s a chance to lead change, think creatively and contribute towards a more equitable and sustainable society.
Business is no longer the exclusive realm of big banks and brokerage firms – today’s commerce graduates can be found making a difference in a range of areas – they’re supporting women experiencing homelessness, revitalising Perth’s food and bar scene and building sustainable skin care brands.
Tailor your degree
Mix and match your majors or specialisations to tailor your business degree to your unique career goals.
Get hands-on experience
You’ll build practical skills and confidence through real-world experiences, such as international study tours or internships.
Connect to industry
Engage with our extensive industry network through guest lecturers, real case studies and accomplished mentors.
Enjoy a flexible career
Pursue a career in an industry of your choice, with flexible business skills that can be applied across all sectors.
Choose your course
Choose a business degree that fits your future career. You can then tailor your degree with your choice of major (a series of 8 units in a subject area) or specialisation (a series of 4 units in a subject area). Want to expand your career opportunities even further? Choose from a range of double degree options.
Bachelor degrees
Business Administration
Maximise your career options with transferrable skills across key areas of business, management and leadership.
Innovation
Channel your creativity and business aptitude into innovative careers such as entrepreneurship or product development.
Commerce
Pursue expertise or certification in specialist business areas such as accounting, financial planning or property valuation.
Majors
Tailor your Commerce or Innovation degree with your choice of major. You can choose your major now or wait until your first year of study to decide. Can’t decide on just one major? Choose our Commerce course and you can study a double major – two majors at a time.
Specialisations
You can study specialisations through any of our business degrees, though available specialisations will vary. With more than 60 options in fields such as business, arts, science and more, check each degree’s course page for details.
Here are some of the popular business specialisations you can study:
Double degrees
Expand your career options with a double degree.
- Applied Geology and Finance
- Arts and Commerce
- Engineering and Commerce
- Health Sciences and Innovation
- Law and Commerce
- Law and Innovation
- Nutrition and Food Science and Innovation
- Psychology and Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations
- Psychology and Marketing
- Science and Commerce
- Science and Innovation
A Universe of opportunity
What’s the difference between our business degrees
Compare our three business degrees to figure out which one is right for you.
What jobs can you get with a Commerce degree?
Get an idea of just some of the careers you could pursue with a Bachelor of Commerce.
Want to be an entrepreneurship expert?
Discover how you can use creativity, tenacity and business savvy to drive innovation in diverse industries.
Explore your Universe
At Curtin, we offer a diverse range of courses, flexible study options and multiple entry pathways. Are you ready to explore your Curtin Universe?
An exciting future
Strong job growth
Jobs for Business, Human Resource and Marketing Professionals are expected to grow by 18.9% by 2033, which is above the average growth rate for all occupations (13.4%).
jobsandskills.gov.au ‘Employment projections’ (2023)
A bright outlook
Advertising and Marketing Professionals can expect to earn a median weekly pay of $1,803, which is above the national median pay for all workers ($1,300).
jobsandskills.gov.au ‘Occupations’ (2024)
High demand for analysts
Jobs for Management and Organisation Analysts are expected to grow by 25% by 2033 – almost double the average growth rate for all occupations (13.4%).
jobsandskills.gov.au ‘Employment projections’ (2023)
Hear from our graduates
With the help of Curtin staff, I secured an internship with a mining engineering consultancy firm Intellect Systems as an HR intern. The internship led to a permanent role at the company, and now I’m working full-time for them as an HR assistant.
Andy Wu Chi Hsuan
My role could include anything from taking clients to site inspections to showcase WA’s venue offerings … to flying interstate/internationally to promote WA’s upcoming conferences.
Paige Newman
Download your course guide
Curtin offers courses aligned with industry trends and future demands. Download the Curtin undergraduate course guide to see where your future might lead.
This is the start of something big
Right from my first year, I began establishing invaluable connections within the industry.
Nena-Rae Sutton
#4 in Australia
Curtin is ranked 4th in Australia for Hospitality and Tourism Management.
I loved that the assessments were aligned with industry standards. The teaching staff are experienced and engaged, and you can tell they enjoy being in the profession!
Ashlee Eyre
A world of possibility
Scholarships
Scholarships offer financial and academic support, connecting you with opportunities to help you thrive at university.
Entry pathways
Find out which pathway to studying at Curtin suits you: ATAR, portfolio, enabling programs and more.
Learning spaces
Get hands-on business experience through our range of clinics, simulated learning experiences and access to industry-standard technology.
Ready for the next step?
Discover how to apply, or explore the diverse range of courses Curtin has to offer.