There are a number of options for studying Economics and Finance at undergraduate level within the School of Economics and Finance, as part of a Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science, which may be entirely focused on either Economics or Finance (single major), both, or in conjunction with one of a wide range of other subject (double major).

Which degree or combination you choose can depend on a number of factors, including: keeping your options open for further postgraduate study, personal preference for the degree 'label' and degree flexibility. Our disciplines can be combined with a multitude of others to ensure you are both marketable and get to study subjects that interest you during your time at Victoria.

The Bachelor of Commerce and Administration (BCA) programme has been designed to equip students for a successful future in today's exciting commercial environment. It provides a strong foundation of the essentials required for work in all areas of public administration and private business.

The BCA requires that all graduates have completed a seven paper 100-level 'core' in the following subjects:

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) equips students with a number of important life skills. These include an ability to communicate clearly, and ability to think critically and creatively, an ability to solve problems across a wide range of domains, and general leadership abilities.

What makes the Victoria Bachelor of Arts degree distinctive is its strong emphasis on the humanities, creative arts, languages and social sciences, its flexible structure, and its broad range of opportunities for exploring a variety of disciplines.

The Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree is your entry point to the international scientific community. As well as having general and specialised subject knowledge, Science graduates are experts in problem solving, teamwork and communication. Comfortable with the latest technology, graduates are ideally suited to the knowledge economy.