Stage2 - Diploma of Commerce - Business and Commerce, Leading to Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance Navitas Group - Curtin College, Australia

Students who have already completed Year 12 (or equivalent) may start with the Stage 2 Diploma, which has the same course content and structure as year one of the corresponding Curtin University undergraduate degree. Upon completion of your Diploma, you will progress directly into the second year of your Curtin University.

Stage2 - Diploma of Commerce - Business & Commerce
The Diploma of Commerce will help you in building the following employability skills in a business context.

• Logical, critical, and creative – Apply broad discipline knowledge and some in-depth areas of specialist knowledge to creatively and critically evaluate, solve problems and add value to core areas and functions of a business.
• Competent in communication and digital literacy – Use information and technologies appropriate for communication, decision-making, and other diverse business purposes.
• Globally aware – Identify international issues and challenges that impact business locally, nationally, and globally.
• Culturally Capable – Demonstrate culturally competent behaviours and respect in all aspects of academic and business practices.
• Career capable – Work independently or/and in teams to manage self, plan and undertake tasks that appropriately contribute to business success.

Leading to: Bachelor of Commerce
This is a flexible course designed to help you reach your potential and gain in-depth knowledge and skills of one or more areas of business. You will develop decision-making and leadership skills, which are essential in a future marketplace and benefit from exposure to industry through field trips, internships, work-related tasks, guest lectures and networking events.

Major: Accounting and Finance
Study accounting practice, business law, auditing, taxation and financial management. In this double major you’ll gain a broad understanding of the structure and operations of financial markets in Australia. You’ll learn about accounting principles, investment evaluation, and how to fund activities.

In the Accounting major you will have a sound foundation in accounting, auditing, taxation and relevant areas of business law and financial management, and be able to apply to knowledge across a range of accounting contexts.

The Finance major gives you a broad understanding of the structure and operations of financial markets. You’ll learn about investment evaluation and how to make decisions on funding activities and disbursement of profits. You’ll also examine the role of financial markets.

What you'll learn

• Apply supply chain management discipline knowledge, principles, theory and professional skills appropriate to a range of business organisations
• Examine supply chain processes, procedures, functions and systems to understand how to apply and adapt supply chain knowledge to a changing global environment
• Formulate creative and innovative propositions to manage opportunities and challenges faced within the supply chain industry as they emerge
• Apply digitalisation and communication technologies to support international organisations in business and societal activities
• Critically manage, analyse, and recommend ethical supply chain practices for a range of local and international business organisations
• Professionally promote the value of social, cross-cultural capability and respectful practices in supply chain management (including awareness of Indigenous/First Peoples’ cultures around the world)