School resources

Here at The School of Business, our staff are fully committed to supporting you. Below, we have gathered some useful resources but if you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to make an appointment with a member of the School of Business.

• Course offerings

  • 2022 Course offerings

• Book list

  • School of Business Course List - Semester 2, 2021

• Internship Program

  The Business Internship Unit is a core component of the School of Business Program at the University of Notre Dame Australia. Each undergraduate student in the School of Business is required to successfully complete this fully-graded unit in order to graduate.

  The Business Internship unit is both developmental and experiential in nature with students actively partaking in the following three phases, with the first two phases being classroom-based over 9 teaching weeks.

  • Phase 1: Workplace Preparation - A series of seminars are conducted by the Course Coordinator of the Human Resource Management Program which cover topics such as current employment demographics, resume writing, interview preparation and general workplace conduct. All of these topics are necessary to prepare you for the process of successfully seeking and undertaking employment.
  • Phase 2: Workplace Insights – Industry leaders are invited by the School to conduct presentations to the students to share their valuable insights into their particular industry and work practices.
  • Phase 3: The Internship Practicum – The internship must be undertaken in the area of your discipline major and can be paid or unpaid. It can be completed with more than one organisation if desired and can be a domestic or international placement. You cannot commence your internship until you have completed Phases 1 and 2, which conclude in Week 9 of the Semester in which you undertake the unit. The Practicum Provider Agreement form must be submitted prior to the commencement of your placement. This should be submitted four weeks in advance to ensure all internal paperwork has been finalized for insurance purposes.

  In essence, your Internship experience is designed to complement your formal studies by introducing you to a practical working environment. Having industry experience to add to your formal qualification may assist you to develop a competitive edge in the workforce market. Additionally, undertaking the internship also allows you to identify key skills that you may need to develop prior to moving into your new career.

• Student Enrolments

  Undergraduate Programs

  Bachelor of Commerce 3058

  Single Majors

  • Accounting
  • Economics
  • Finance
  • Human Resource Management
  • Management
  • Marketing
  • Public Relations

  Bachelor of Commerce 3058

  Double Majors

  • Accounting and Economics
  • Accounting and Finance
  • Accounting and Human Resource Management
  • Accounting and Management
  • Accounting and Marketing
  • Economics and Human Resource Management
  • Economics and Management
  • Economics and Marketing
  • Finance and Economics
  • Finance and Human Resource Management
  • Finance and Management
  • Finance and Marketing
  • Human Resource Management and Marketing
  • Management and Marketing
  • Marketing and Public Relations

  Postgraduate Programs

  • Postgraduate Course Rotation
  • Postgraduate Course and Census Dates