358 Bachelor's degrees in Business Administration in Oceania

The Bachelor of Sport Business at Holmesglen Institute of TAFE is designed to give students the essential skills and knowledge needed in the competitive sports industry. 

This Bachelor of Business at The Institute of Creative Arts and Technology will equip you with the necessary skills to take on multiple industries, from marketing to e-commerce, public relations, and sports and media. The course blends a traditional Business degree with an industry-focused approach to best set you up for success upon graduating.

This Applied Management (Business Management) course at Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology covers the principles of management, delivered through practical assignments. 

The Business Administration (BBA) at Le Cordon Bleu offers you a range of options in terms of course structure. You can select one Minor and up to nine Electives if you wish, or even two Majors and no Electives, with a range of choice in between.

Learn effective design strategies for digital, marketing and communications collateral with Design - Business from Swinburne University of Technology.

Become an AI expert with Australia’s first and only Bachelor of Artificial Intelligence in Business degree of its kind at Swinburne University of Technology. With project-based industry learning, you’ll gain an understanding of business practices, and a proficiency in emerging AI tech. 

Get to know the fundamentals of both business and IT, so you can discover which areas inspire you most. You’ll open the doors to a range of exciting career pathways, combining business smarts and tech skills to make your own kind of impact with this Business and Information Technology course at Monash University .

Create and innovate like an entrepreneur with a Bachelor of Arts - Business from Swinburne University of Technology. Gain management and operations knowledge, and sharpen your critical thinking and communications skills.

Throughout this Business (Tourism, Events and Hospitality Management) (Online) course from Adelaide University you’ll become an expert across the visitor economy landscape and be ready to start your career. 

Throughout the Business - Tourism, Events and Hospitality Management course from Adelaide University you’ll build skills in resilience and agility, graduating as a dynamic, globally conscious leader.

Analyse and address problems where criminology and business intersect by studying Bachelor of Criminology - Bachelor of Business at Deakin University.

The Education and Business (Honours) program at Monash University is a double degree course that will provide you with a high quality education in business and prepares you to teach students in primary or secondary schools.

While studying business and law your practical skills will be developed using our extensive law library, law research lab and state-of-the-art moot courts. The Business/ Laws program at Western Sydney University meets the undergraduate academic requirements for admission to legal practice through the Legal Profession Admission Board.

Through the Business program from the RMIT University gives you both these things, and so much more. Whether you’re an aspiring disruptor or entrepreneur, or you’re more focused on social impact or sustainability, this course prepares you to tackle whatever sparks your interest. You choose your path, and we’ll provide you with rich and relevant learning experiences. 

The Business and Information Technology program at Monash University gives you the skills to apply business principles and knowledge across the IT sector or to assist businesses to implement new technological advances. You have the opportunity to explore areas of interest or develop new ones; or combine your majors to develop key skills.  

Through the combination of science and business, you will equip yourself for an exciting career at the cutting edge of scientific innovation within a range of public, private and nonprofit industries with the Science - Business course at Queensland University of Technology.

How do leaders negotiate, resolve conflict, and manage across cultures in the global workplace? The Business Administration program at the Australian National University will answer these questions and, more importantly, help you develop skills to go out and do these things in the real world. 

Whether you aim to build your career in small, medium or large enterprises, or launch a business of your own, you must learn to identify opportunities, rise to challenges and adapt to change. The Bachelor of Business from University of New England is uniquely positioned to help you do this.

Delve deeper into your studies, follow your research passion and develop the specialist knowledge and advanced skills you need to complete quantitative research in industry or academia. The Economics (Hons) program is offered by University of Queensland. 

In the Bachelor of Business (Management) from the Swinburne University of Technology  you?ll develop the skills to manage yourself, organise and lead others, evaluate current situations, and make creative and well-informed decisions.