Monash University – BBA
February 27, 2022 2023-10-10 10:00Monash University – BBA
- About
- Overview
- Syllabus
- Fees
About Monash University
Global reach
To make a global impact, they need to be embedded in the communities they serve. They have three international teaching locations, six campuses, and more than 100 partner universities.
Research
They have more than 150 active fields of research, 10 faculties, and over 4700 Higher Degree by Research students solving the challenges of our age.
Rankings
Their dedication to teaching and research excellence, coupled with their record for innovation, means they’re consistently ranked in the top one percent of universities worldwide.
Campus
The Caulfield campus is Monash University's second largest campus, offering a diverse range of education from five faculties and a wide range of undergraduate, graduate/postgraduate and research programs is available in many disciplines.
City Condition
For more information visit, https://www.monash.edu/study/why-choose-monash/our-locations/life-in-melbourne
Housing
The Clayton campus is home to most of our on-campus accommodation. However, if you are studying at another Monash campus you are still welcome to apply for accommodation at Clayton. Check out the Clayton campus travel distances and inter-campus shuttle bus. At the Clayton campus, you'll have easy access to classes and be in close proximity to the campus facilities, libraries and vibrant life of Monash University. https://www.monash.edu/about/our-locations/clayton-campus
Indian student association:
AIMS & OBJECTIVES
(i) To promote cultural, social and educational interaction and understanding among students of Indian diaspora and students with interest in diaspora and culture.
(ii) To provide a platform for students to showcase their talents and at the same time reinforce their knowledge of Indian culture.
(iii) To showcase Indian culture to the diverse student population on campus in various ways using dance (Bollywood dance classes), song, cuisine, celebration of festivals, parties.
(iv) To promote harmonious relationships amongst a diverse, multicultural student population on campus, Indian students and students of Indian background or with an interest in Indian culture, by cultivating mutual respect through increased social interaction, sports, recreation and other voluntary community activities of significant community benefit.
(iv) Act as a channel of communication between the Australian Indian community and International students from the Indian diaspora.
(vi) To share Indian culture with the entire university and the different campuses at large. It welcomes members from all races, colours and creeds.
(vii) To celebrate the cultural activities for all Indian communities with their cooperation.
(viii) To encourage and foster the development of Indian languages and culture within the Indian context.
Why Choose Monash University ?
Top 100 universities
The quality of our teaching and exceptional facilities are just two of the many reasons we’re consistently ranked in the top 100 universities in the world.
Flexible study options
You’ll also benefit from the extra choices that come with studying at Australia’s largest university. We have more courses, more study options, more research projects, and more international exchanges, giving you a broader education that will set you apart from your peers.
Make change
The thing that is most special about Monash is our desire to make a difference. You’ll leave with a greater sense of purpose, a global outlook, and the skills and confidence to make a positive change – to your own life, and to the lives of those around you.
Global network
We’re truly international . With students from over 170 countries, and a presence in Australia, Italy, Malaysia, India, South Africa and China, you’ll benefit from a truly global education.
About Bachelor of Business
This is a comprehensive course that focuses on building job readiness and independent learning skills to ensure that you're ready for the workforce and life after university. You'll have opportunities to learn on-site, hear from industry leaders, as well as work on community cases and industry-focused projects. At the end of your degree, you'll also be able to choose a capstone unit (such as an internship) to tie your studies together and ease you into the professional workforce.
As part of this course, you will develop strong business knowledge, while also building your expertise from day one in one or more business disciplines.
About the course
Be critical and creative scholars who:
demonstrate the critical ability to analyse truth, claims and evidence
produce innovative solutions to problems
apply research skills to business challenges and collect, organise, analyse and interpret data meaningfully
communicate effectively and perceptively and convey ideas and results effectively to diverse audiences and in a variety of format
Be responsible and effective global citizens who:
engage in an internationalised world
exhibit cross-cultural competence
demonstrate ethical values
demonstrate a capacity to accommodate the world view of others and achieve agreed outcomes
Demonstrate a broad knowledge base, methodologies and technical skills in your area of study and provide discipline-based authoritative solutions relevant to the business, professional and public policy communities that you serve
Be a job-ready, independent learner who is equipped to implement sound, evidence-based and discipline-specific business practice
Be able to demonstrate knowledge of corporate social responsibility and exercise personal, professional, and social responsibility.
Acquire reflective skills conducive to the development of lifelong learning and work and learn both independently and collaboratively.
Program Structure
Career opportunities
BS [Bachelor of Business]
Semester | Course Name | Type |
Semester 1 | Introduction to Financial Accounts | Elective Course |
Business Law | Elective Course | |
Business Statistics | Elective Course | |
Business Communication–I | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course | |
Foundation of Human Skills | Core | |
Business Economics–I | Core | |
(Any One) Foundation Course–I Foundation Course in NSS–I Foundation Course in NCC–I Foundation Course in Physical Education–I |
Skill Enhancement Course | |
Semester 2 | Principles of Marketing | Elective Course |
Industrial Law | Elective Course | |
Business Mathematics | Core | |
Business Communication–II | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course | |
Business Environment | Core | |
Principles of Management | Core | |
(Any One) Foundation Course–II Foundation Course in NSS–II Foundation Course in NCC–II Foundation Course in Physical Education–II |
Skill Enhancement Course | |
Semester 3 | Information Technology in Business Management - I | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course |
Business Planning & Entrepreneurial Management | Core | |
Accounting for Managerial Decisions | Core | |
Strategic Management | Core | |
(Any one) Foundation Course (Environmental Management) - III Foundation Course-Contemporary Issues-III Foundation Course in NSS–III Foundation Course in NCC–III Foundation Course in Physical Education–III |
Skill Enhancement Course | |
Group A : Finance Electives Group B:Marketing Electives Group C:Human Resource Electives |
Elective Selection | |
Semester 4 - Semester 7 | Options: | |
EITHER | ||
Campus - Clayton | ||
1. Bachelor of Commerce https://handbook.monash.edu/2023/courses/B2001?year=2023 |
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2. Bachelor of Economics https://handbook.monash.edu/2023/courses/B2031?year=2023 |
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3. Bachelor of Finance https://handbook.monash.edu/2023/courses/B2034?year=2023 |
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OR | ||
Campus - Caulfield | ||
1. Bachelor of Accounting https://handbook.monash.edu/current/courses/B2029 |
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2. Bachelor of Banking and Finance https://handbook.monash.edu/current/courses/B2042 |
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3. Bachelor of Business https://handbook.monash.edu/current/courses/B2000 |
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4. Bachelor of Marketing https://handbook.monash.edu/current/courses/B2036 |
- Electives and some core courses may change according to pre-requisites required for selected specialization/major
- Students must also study some of mandatory courses (apart from provided electives) after transferring as directed by the university
- Number of transferrable credits from Vidyalankar are 48
Fees
Tuition & Living Expense
Year | Fees | Type |
1st Year | ₹ 10,000 | Enrollment fees |
₹ 3,75,000 | Tuition fees | |
₹ 0 | Living expense | |
2nd Year | ₹ 1,87,000 | Tuition fees |
₹ 0 | Living expense | |
3rd Year | AUD $50,000 | Estimated Tuition fee |
AUD $8500 | Estimated Living expense | |
4th Year | AUD $50,000 | Estimated Tuition fee |
AUD $8500 | Estimated Living expense |
Addition expenses
Particulars | Tentative Expense |
Health Insurance | |
IELTS Registration | ₹ 14,700 |
VISA fees | AUD $160 |
Airfare | AUD $850 |