To see a brief summary of our major subjects check out this flyer.
Please note, these are suggested degree plans based on taking a single major. Your individual plan may vary from this based on your combination of major(s) and minor(s). For more information please contact a student advisor.
These degree plans are from 2026 onwards. If you commenced your study prior to 2026 your degree plan may look different to this. If there is any confusion please make an appointment with a student advisor.
Courses are organised by year to ensure you meet 200 and 300-level course prerequisites. When a course is offered in both semesters you can choose which semester you want to complete it in. To maintain a balanced workload, it is desirable to complete four courses each semester.
Please note:
If you are studying more than one major, then the following rules apply:
- A 300-level course can count towards only one major or minor.
- A 200-level course:
- Can count towards up to two majors in the same degree;
- Cannot count towards both a major and a minor;
- Cannot count towards two minors.
- If a required course is already counting towards another major or minor, the Dean may approve a different course as a substitute.
Accounting - Professional Pathway
NOTE:
- ACCT 156 is a 15-point course and LAWS 101 is a 30-point course. If taking LAWS 101 in Year 1, ECON105 can be taken in Year 3 instead.
- For more information on becoming a Chartered Accountant, see the CAANZ website.
- BSNS299 is a 0-point compulsory module and does not contribute to your enrolment workload. It should be taken in your second or third year alongside your other required papers but it is not a full academic course.
Economics
NOTE:
- If you are interested in postgraduate study in Economics, you should consider taking MATH101 or MATH 102 in year 1, ECON213 in Year 2 and taking 15 points from ECON321, ECON324, ECON325 or ECON326 in Year 3.
- BSNS299 is a 0-point compulsory module and does not contribute to your enrolment workload. It should be taken in your second or third year alongside your other required papers but it is not a full academic course.
Finance
NOTE:
- If you are interested in postgraduate study in Finance, you should consider taking ECON213 in Year 2 or 3.
- BSNS299 is a 0-point compulsory module and does not contribute to your enrolment workload. It should be taken in your second or third year alongside your other required papers but it is not a full academic course.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
NOTE:
- BSNS299 is a 0-point compulsory module and does not contribute to your enrolment workload. It should be taken in your second or third year alongside your other required papers but it is not a full academic course.
International Business
NOTE:
- BSNS299 is a 0-point compulsory module and does not contribute to your enrolment workload. It should be taken in your second or third year alongside your other required papers but it is not a full academic course.
Operations and Supply Chain Management
NOTE:
- BSNS299 is a 0-point compulsory module and does not contribute to your enrolment workload. It should be taken in your second or third year alongside your other required papers but it is not a full academic course.
Taxation and Accounting - Professional Pathway
NOTE:
- ACCT 156 is a 15-point course and LAWS 101 is a 30-point course. If taking LAWS 101 in Year 1, ECON105 can be taken in Year 3 instead.
- For more information on becoming a Chartered Accountant, see the CAANZ website.
- BSNS299 is a 0-point compulsory module and does not contribute to your enrolment workload. It should be taken in your second or third year alongside your other required papers but it is not a full academic course.
