Develop the skills to predict the behaviour of market participants, including governments, competing businesses and consumers. Become essential to the success of businesses by anticipating the behaviour of market participants.

You will explore drivers of economic growth and government policy options to shape that growth, as well as exploring decision-making tools for managers and how to conduct cost-benefit analysis. You will gain knowledge about economics at the individual level by exploring consumer decision-making and the behavioural foundations of those decisions.

Gain an understanding of foundational concepts of commerce and pursue your passion in one or two key commerce areas. You can specialise in a range of areas, including accounting, banking and finance, economics, financial management and financial advising.

Your skills are relevant to a large number of industries as a commerce graduate. Job opportunities depend on what major you decide to specialise in. You will have the ability to understand the importance of data-driven decision making - a quality highly valued by employers.

Depending on your chosen major(s), potential careers could include:

• Accountant
• Business manager
• Commercial and taxation law specialist
• Corporate financial manager
• Data analyst
• Economist
• Expert consultant
• Financial adviser
• Financial analyst
• Financial controller
• Foreign exchange trader
• Investment banker/manager
• Risk manager
• Stockbroker.