悉尼大学

Designing the digital world is big business. In the combined Bachelor of Advanced Computing and Bachelor of Commerce program you will develop your knowledge and skills in computing and IT while cultivating business expertise. We offer practical learning combined with industry opportunities to launch your career as a leader of innovation and business transformation.

Demand is increasing for professionals who understand how computing and business align to transform productivity and growth. The Bachelor of Advanced Computing develops your ability to work across the computing, information technology and business innovation industries. First year covers the core skills required to become an IT professional before you specialise in a major that aligns with your preferred career pathway computer science, information systems, software development or computational data science.

Complementing your computing and IT studies, the Bachelor of Commerce combines business theory with practice, giving you a solid grounding in areas such as accounting, economics and business statistics. You will be exposed to real-world business cases and experiences drawn from our wide network of Australian and international business partners. The program also allows you to tailor your degree by completing at least one commerce major.

You can complete this combined degree program in five years of full-time study, after which you will graduate with two qualifications. Your skills and experience will position you at the forefront of emerging and diverse industries and a broad range of career opportunities will be open to you.

Course opportunities

The Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology offers opportunities for you to participate in international exchange programs, student societies, outreach activities and competitions.

Careers & future study

Career paths

Our advanced computing and commerce graduates can be found in a broad range of careers and roles including:

• accounting and finance
• business systems analyst
• data analyst
• computer programmer
• systems administrator
• economist
• financial specialist
• information services management
• consulting
• project manager
• software engineer
• web development and management
• research and development
• information and communication technology
• software architecture
• start-ups
• industrial relations advisers
• human resources
• market research
• commercial risk analyst
• policy development
• business operations managers