Bachelor of Business
Unlock your future in business with a degree designed for today’s fast-changing world. The Bachelor of Business at Holmes Institute equips you with the skills, knowledge, and global perspective to thrive in management, strategy, marketing, entrepreneurship, and beyond.
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Course Overview
Practical, innovative, and built for real-world impact in the business world.
Our Bachelor of Business is designed for students who want to make their mark in the corporate world, entrepreneurial ventures, or government and not-for-profit organisations. You’ll develop strong foundations in management, leadership, economics, and communication, with the flexibility to explore areas like marketing, HR, finance, and international business.
What sets this course apart:
Flexible and future-focused
Build expertise across management, strategy, marketing, and global business.
Hands-on learning
Case studies, simulations, and practical assessments that reflect real-world challenges.
Supportive environment
Smaller classes with direct access to industry-experienced lecturers.
Global outlook
Holmes’ international network prepares you for cross-border opportunities.
What You Will Study
The Bachelor of Business consists of 12 core units, 8 units from up to 2 specialisations (4 units per specialisation), and 4 electives.
Year 1
- HC1001 Business Fundamentals
- HC1041 Information Technology for Business
- HC1021 Interpersonal & Electronic Communication
- HC1031 Managing People & Organisations
- HC1062 Decision Making & Problem Solving
- HC1072 Economics and International Trade
- HC1010 Accounting for Business
- HC1082 Marketing
Year 2
- HC2001 Law in the Workplace
- HC1052 Organisational Behaviour
- HC2121 Comparative Business Ethics & Social Responsibility
- Specialisation 1a
- Specialisation 2a
- Specialisation 1b
- Specialisation 2b
- Specialisation 1c
Year 3
- Specialisation 2c
- Specialisation 1d
- Specialisation 2d
- Elective
- HC3131 Integrated Business Management Project
- Elective*
- Elective*
- Elective*
Specialisations
Information Systems
- HS2011 Systems Analysis and Design
- HS2021 Database Design and Use
- HS2061 Information Systems Project Management
- HS3021 Strategic Information Systems Management
Accounting
- HA1022 Principles of Financial Management
- HA1020 Accounting Principles and Practices
- HA1011 Applied Quantitative Methods
- HA2011 Management Accounting
Marketing
- HC2112 Service & Relationship Marketing
- HK2011 Buyer Behaviour
- HC2022 Marketing Research
- HK3052 Marketing Communications
Aviation Management
- HV2001 Aviation Management
- HV2002 Human Factors in Aviation
- HV2003 International Aviation Systems
- HV3004 Contemporary Issues in Aviation
Management
- HC3141 International Strategic Management
- HC3031 Trends in the Global Business Environment
- HC3000 Managing Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- HC2002 Human Resource Management
Digital Business
- HS3001 Digital Business
- HS2041 Enterprise Systems
- HK3031 Supply Chain Management
- HS3002 Cybersecurity
Hospitality Management
- HH2001 Introduction to Hospitality Management)
- HH2002 Food and Beverage Management
- HH3003 Tourism and Travel Management
- HH3004 Event Management
Electives
- Electives may be chosen from the listed units of Holmes’ bachelor courses, provided any prerequisites are met.
- Elective/specialisation units are offered subject to demand and may not be offered in a given study period.
Our Admissions team is here to help.
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Course Details
How You Will Learn
You’ll learn through a mix of lectures, tutorials, case studies, group projects, and simulations that replicate the challenges business leaders face. With personalised support in small classes, you’ll graduate confident and career-ready.
Industry Connections
- Industry-informed curriculum shaped by business professionals.
- Case studies from real companies to prepare you for modern workplace demands.
- Holmes’ global education network provides pathways for international exposure.
Course Learning Outcomes
Graduates will be able to:
- Work successfully in both independent and group settings to evaluate, analyse and apply business theory and practice for real-world business scenarios.
- Effectively communicate independent insights and ideas, using verbal, written and visual modes, to a diverse range of stakeholders.
- Contextualise and apply business knowledge in different environments reflecting various cultural, societal, sustainable, ethical, economic and global perspectives.
- Utilise a range of digitally based technologies to support decision-making and to create solutions for business issues.
Career Opportunities
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Graduate roles include:
- Business Analyst
- Marketing Coordinator
- Human Resources Officer
- Operations Supervisor
- Project Coordinator
- Entrepreneur / Small Business Owner
Future pathways include:
- Business Development Manager
- Marketing Manager
- HR Manager
- Management Consultant
- General Manager / Executive roles
Entry Requirements
Academic Requirements
To be eligible for admission applicants must have:
- Successfully completed an Australian Year 12 (senior high school), a Certificate IV or equivalent; or
- Successfully completed an approved Tertiary Preparation Program, or a Foundation Year program offered by an accredited institution of Higher Education;
English Requirements
To be eligible for admission applicants must have:
- Successfully completed studies in English (Language or Mode of Instruction) such as Year 12 at Austalian High School or an Australian Diploam or higher qualification; or
- Successfully completed studies at a recognised Australian educational institution at an equivalent study level based on at least a 50% pass rate in a recent semester of study; or
- IELTS Overall 6.0 with no band score lower than 5.5;
For our detailed entry requirements please see our 'Admissions Requirements Policy and Procedures' document available on our Policies page here.
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Fees
- FEE-HELP eligible course. For more information on FEE-HELP please visit our Government Funding page here
- For our detailed fees please visit our Fees page here.
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Why study at Holmes
A Legacy of Academic Excellence
With over 60 years of experience, Holmes Institute delivers high-quality education that prepares students for career success.
100% Australian-Owned & Operated
Proudly Australian, Holmes Institute offers a locally owned and globally respected education with strong industry connections.
Multiple Campuses Across Australia
Study in one of four vibrant campus locations, each offering unique opportunities for networking and hands-on learning.
Be Part of Something Bigger
Holmes Education Group is a global network of independent institutions across Australia, the UK, USA, Canada, and Ireland, offering diverse educational opportunities.
Industry-Relevant Curriculum
Designed with industry input, our courses provide practical skills and real-world experience to help you stand out in the job market.
Supportive & Inclusive Environment
Join a welcoming, multicultural community with personalised academic support and career development resources.
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