Bachelor of Business

The Bachelor of Business at Stott's Colleges, delivered in partnership with institutions such as the Australian Surf Industry Training School, Front Cooking School, Melbourne Language Centre, and Affectors Academy, covers key areas in management, marketing, accounting, and entrepreneurship. Across six semesters over three years, students study core business principles along with elective units, all contributing to the credit points required for graduation. The course emphasises both practical skills and theoretical understanding, giving students a grounding in financial management, organisational behaviour, and digital business practices.

Students often complete work-integrated learning or industry placements, connecting classroom learning with real business environments in Melbourne’s diverse economy. Many courses include a capstone unit, where students work on an applied project or case study to demonstrate their skills. You’ll also hone communication, problem-solving, and leadership abilities throughout the degree.

Graduates are prepared for careers in small business, larger corporations, or the growing hospitality and services sectors. The course structure suits recent school graduates as well as those with some work experience seeking Australian business qualifications. International students can meet English proficiency with IELTS 6.0–6.5 or equivalent tests; confirm entry requirements and unit options for your intake on the official website.

• Business Analyst in consulting firms or major Australian companies
• Marketing Coordinator or Sales Executive across retail, sports, and service industries
• Human Resources Officer in mid-sized to large organisations
• Entrepreneur, launching a startup or managing a family business
• Project Administrator within Melbourne’s hospitality, education, or tourism sectors

Graduates may be eligible for post-study work via the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485). While studying, international students can work up to 48 hours per fortnight in Australia.