Why Bachelor of Business (Management)?
Fascinated by human behaviour? Love problem-solving? You might be made for management.
Organisations want people with the entrepreneurial skills and business acumen to turn ideas into successful, growing enterprises. With this flexible, 100% online degree, you can understand your workplace better and step up to a higher level.
Grow your professional networks. Connect with industry. Build the skills to manage people, teams and organisations. Learn how to leverage technology to achieve business objectives. Be the leader you know you can be.
You’ll gain a broader view of business and the skills to ascend through different levels of management.
Overview
This flexible degree explores all facets of the business world – from strategy, operations and marketing to economics, accounting and finance.
Designed for online audiences, it covers industry and business-focused courses. You’ll build the expertise to manage resources and projects in a global business environment.
You'll explore current issues and trends in the modern workplace. Examine organisational leadership, behaviour and systems. Unpack different styles of management. Study business intelligence and operations. Build skills in human resource and project management. Learn about global business, international management and entrepreneurial enterprises.
Already working? Use your new insights in the workplace right from the start, bolstering your learning with immediate practical application.
You’ll graduate with highly sought-after skills in business intelligence and data analytics – areas of significant impact across industries. You’ll be ready for roles in business management, development, innovation and entrepreneurship.
Key features
Study entrepreneurship, innovation and how to launch a new venture. - Explore the fundamentals of modern management, from finance to HR and digital systems.
- Apply your knowledge in the workplace as you study.
- Build problem-solving, leadership, communication and collaboration skills.
- Enjoy flexible online learning in manageable bite-sized chunks, suited to busy adults on the go.
- Choose a degree backed by industry, with mentoring and networking opportunities.
What you'll learn
The first year of the Bachelor of Business (Management) covers core courses in business theory. Through case studies, assignments and discussions, you’ll gain a solid grasp of business fundamentals, including:
- Marketing
- Economics
- Accounting
- Business intelligence
You’ll then move into your Management specialisation. Here, you’ll build technical, analytical and practical skills in areas like:
- Organisational leadership and behaviour
- International management ethics and values.
- Entrepreneurship
- Strategic Management
- International Business Environments.
Because this degree is specifically designed for online audiences, you can plan your study to fit around your life, learning at your own pace. You can log on to our always-on digital learning environment anywhere, any time, on any device. You’ll be able to view learning resources 24/7 and access support seven days a week.
There are also opportunities for career planning, mentoring, networking events and professional development workshops. You’ll have chances to connect with industry leaders and meet peers who think like you do.
Majors
Adelaide University’s 100% online Bachelor of Business is also available with majors in the following:
- Economics, Finance and Trade
- Financial Planning
- Human Resource Management
- Marketing
- Tourism, Events and Hospitality Management.
What courses you'll study
Complete 144 units comprising:
- 108 units from Core courses, and
- 36 units for Electives
Complete exactly 108 units from the following:
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Course name
UO Accounting for Business
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Course code
ACCT1005
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Career Development in Business
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Course code
BUSI1017
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Principles of Economics
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Course code
ECON1010
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Business Law
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Course code
LAWS1018
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Marketing Principles: Trading and Exchange
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Course code
MARK1013
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Quantitative Methods for Business
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Course code
MATH1028
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Organisational Behaviour
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Course code
BUSI2017
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Management and Organisation
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Course code
BUSI2019
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Project Management: Principles and Strategies
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Course code
BUSI2020
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Entrepreneurship for Social and Market Impact
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Course code
BUSI2021
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Communication and Organisational Practices
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Course code
COMM2002
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Foundations of Human Resource Management
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Course code
HRES2012
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Business Intelligence
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Course code
INFO2022
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Units
6
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Course name
UO International Management Ethics and Values
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Course code
BUSI3030
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Managing Decision Making
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Course code
BUSI3031
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Organisational Leadership
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Course code
BUSI3032
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Strategic Management
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Course code
BUSI3033
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Units
6
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Course name
UO Organisational Entrepreneurship
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Course code
BUSI3035
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Units
6
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Course name
UO International Business Environments
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Course code
IBUS3008
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Units
6
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Career outcomes
Business management graduates can find work in many different industries. Depending on your area of specialisation, your skills could take you into business development, project management, event management or business consultancy.
You could turn a tiny tapas bar into a global franchise. You might work with start-ups, charities, not-for-profits or SMEs (small-to-medium-sized enterprises). Perhaps you’ll even launch your own business – whether that be a shop, coaching service, plant-based food company or fitness app.
You could also be a:
- Business analyst
- General manager
- Business development manager
- Risk manager
- Account director
- Sales manager
- Project manager/lead
- Innovation manager
- Business and workplace adviser
- Entrepreneur.
Or, continue on to a master’s degree in business or Adelaide University’s executive education short courses.
Industry trends
By 2023, employment for management professionals is anticipated to grow by 14% (Jobs and Skills Australia, 2023). Seek (2024) says business managers can expect to make approximately $115,000 per annum, with average wage growth rising 4% each year.
More and more, organisations are prioritising digital literacy, sustainability and inclusive management approaches. Fast-evolving technology and more remote work means managers need to find new ways to promote productivity and positive team cultures.
Adelaide University’s 100% online Bachelor of Business (Management) will set you up to tackle these challenges and more with confidence, empathy and innovative thinking.
Your study experience and support
Studying 100% online with Adelaide University means joining a dynamic community of learners – all supported by dedicated teams committed to your success. From day one to graduation, you’ll have access to comprehensive academic, student and technical support teams to ensure you get the most out of your online learning journey.
Student support services
Need help with enrolments, managing your study load, or setting your academic goals? Our student support team is here to assist. They’re your first point of contact for advice and are available seven days a week, including out-of-hours and on weekends. Get the help you need – when it suits you.
As an online student, you’ll also have access to our specialised on-campus student support services. Whether you’re looking for career advice, health and wellbeing support, international student assistance, accessibility services, or something else, we’ve got you covered. Visit the Support webpage to explore the services available.
Online academic support
From understanding course content to tackling assignments, writing, and referencing, our expert academics are here to guide you. Available seven days a week, they’ll provide personalised support to help you progress through your studies.
Tech support
We’ve got your back when it comes to technology. Our IT support team is available 24/7 to resolve any tech challenges you might face. With fast response times and tailored solutions, we’ll ensure nothing stands in your way. You’ll also enjoy free access to software downloads required for your program.
Study hours
Adelaide University’s 100% online programs offer the flexibility to fit your lifestyle. You can engage with course materials at any time that works for you – there’s no need to log in at set times. To stay on track, we recommend setting aside 10 to 15 hours per week for each course, but you can adapt your schedule and your study load to suit your needs.
Assessment
All assessments, including exams (if required) are conducted 100% online – so you’ll never need to travel to submit an assignment or sit an exam. Depending on your program, your assessments might include:
- An industry-relevant project or case study
- An online presentation
- Essays and reports.
