Engineering within Bachelor of Commerce
THE POWER COMBINATION OF BUSINESS AND ENGINEERING
ANALYTICAL AND PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS.
The Bachelor of Commerce equips graduates with the skills and knowledge for a career in business unrivalled in Australia. When combined with the analytical and problem solving tools of engineering, this degree gives graduates a dynamic combination of highly sought after skills.
Engineering sequences in this course: Bioengineering Systems, Chemical Systems, Civil Systems, Electrical Systems, Software Systems, Mechanical Systems
- Students undertake engineering subjects through the ‘breadth’ component of the Bachelor of Commerce, and complete between 8-10 subjects in an engineering stream. In some cases, this may require additional summer enrolment. NOTE - students taking an engineering sequence of subjects will not be able to major in accounting or actuarial studies.
Sample course plan: Bachelor of Commerce with a sequence of subjects for Chemical Engineering*
| Year 1 | Sem 1 | Introductory Macroeconomics & Microeconomics | Quantitative Methods 1 | Accounting Reports and Analysis | Calculus 2 |
| Sem 2 | Introductory Microeconomics | Managing People and Organisations | Engineering Systems Design 1 | Linear Algebra | |
| Summer | Transport processes | Engineering Maths | |||
| Year 2 | Sem 1 | Organisational Behaviour | Quantitative Methods 2 | Chemistry | Chemical Process Analysis 1 |
| Sem 2 | Principals of Marketing | Managing Operations | Human Resource Management | Chemical Process Analysis 2 | |
| Year 3 | Sem 1 | Global Marketing | Managing Organisational Innovation | Supply Chain Management | Fluid Mechanics |
| Sem 2 | Quality and Business Process Management | Product and Brand Management | Strategic Marketing | Chemistry | |
Followed by a two-year Masters of Engineering (Chemical)
* This sample course plan is provided as a guide only. Subjects may vary from year to year and the availability of particular subjects is not guaranteed. Students who have not completed VCE Specialist Mathematics should seek advice from a Course Adviser as to which mathematics to undertake.
Engineering sequences in the Bachelor of Commerce
- Bioengineering Systems
- Chemical Systems
- Civil Systems
- Electrical Systems
- Software Systems
- Mechanical Systems
Entry standards – 2009
| VCE OR AUSTRALIAN YEAR 12 EQUIVALENT |
IB DIPLOMA | TRINITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION STUDIES |
GCE CAMBRIDGE A LEVELS |
| Minimum ENTER for Australian students /Guaranteed ENTER for International Students |
Guaranteed entry standard for International Students | Guaranteed entry standard for International Students | Guaranteed entry standard for International Students |
| 91 | 33 | 84 | ABC (12) |
Entry standards – Prerequisite subjects
| VCE OR AUSTRALIAN YEAR 12 EQUIVALENT1 | IB DIPLOMA2 | TRINITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION STUDIES | GCE CAMBRIDGE A LEVELS3 |
| A study score of at least 25 in English/English Language/ Literature or at least 30 in ESL, and at least 25 in Mathematical Methods (either). | English and Standard Mathematics. Prerequisite IB subjects require achievement of at least Grade 5 at Standard Level or Grade 4 at Higher Level. | EAP (a score of 50%), English, Mathematics 1A or 1B and History of Ideas (Advanced). Prerequisites must be included in the ‘Best 4’ calculation. For specialisation in Actuarial or engineering studies Mathematics 2 is also required. | Mathematics and at least Grade C in an accepted AS level English subject. |
- Students who studied English as a Second Language are required to achieve a study score of at least 30.
- Unless otherwise indicated, all prerequisite IB subjects require achievement of at least Grade 5 at Standard Level or Grade 4 at Higher Level. For non-English speaking students, a pass at Grade 5 Standard Level or Grade 4 Higher Level in English B will be accepted as satisfying the English prerequisite.
- Accepted GCE AS-Level English subjects are: General Paper, General Studies, English Language and Literature, English Literature, English Language.
Further information
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For more information, download the BCom MEng Brochure
- Engineering disciplines and specialisations
- Bachelor of Commerce website: www.bcom.unimelb.edu.au.
- Engineering Future Students - Frequently Asked Questions
- University of Melbourne Future students: www.futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au