Curtin University Perth

Western Australia

Australia

Overview

The Bachelor of Commerce program at Curtin University, offered by the Curtin Business School, is designed to equip students with essential business acumen and specialist expertise for diverse careers in commerce. The curriculum starts with core business units covering value creation, financial information for decision-making, and business intelligence and data analysis skills. Students then have the flexibility to choose and specialize in one or more business disciplines. In the final year, the program culminates in a capstone experience, such as "Enhancing Your Business Mind," which provides real-world application of entrepreneurial skills and business ideas, or other options like international experiences, business clinics, or internships.

Website

https://www.curtin.edu.au/study/apply/

Median Salary

$70,245

Ranking

#156

US World and News Report

#251

The World University Rankings

#174

QS World University Rankings

Admissions

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Application Deadline

Acceptance rate

56%

Cost and Scholarships

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Funding Options

Merit Scholarship

Scholarship

Scholarships

Curtin International Merit Scholarship - Provides up to 25% tuition fee reduction for high-achieving international students.; BHP Petroleum Scholarships - Awarded to students on academic merit who are studying Petroleum Engineering.; Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration WA Scholarship (AUD 30,000) - Domestic student, enrolled full-time in an eligible course at Curtin's Western Australian School of Mines (WASM) in Semester 1, 2026, maintaining a CWA of at least 65, and passing all units. Paid as a cash stipend of $5,000 per semester for up to three years.; Curtin STAR Scholarship - Needs-based scholarship considering personal circumstances and providing support for course expenses or relocation costs.; Harry Perkins Memorial Scholarship - Needs-based scholarship considering personal circumstances and providing support for course expenses or relocation costs.; Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) - Available for eligible Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, Australian permanent residents, and Australian humanitarian visa holders, where the Australian Government subsidizes a portion of the tuition fees.; FEE-HELP - A loan available to eligible domestic students enrolled in a domestic fee-paying place.; SA-HELP - A loan to help students pay for the student services and amenities fee (SSAF).; OS-HELP - A loan for students in a Commonwealth supported place who wish to study part of their course overseas.