Welcome back!

If you haven’t done so already, you need to re-enrol online through studentConnect using your Pheme credentials. Make sure you enrol in units for both semesters of the academic year.

To help you make your choices, visit the UWA Handbook for unit codes and availabilities, as well as the Timetables website to see how your potential study plan could be scheduled. You will need to attend a number of lectures, tutorials, labs, and workshops for each unit, however the Timetables website will not register you for these classes. For this you will need to use the Class Allocation System (CAS) after you have enrolled online.

Planning to enrol for units in the summer? The Summer program information will become available at the beginning of November, every year.

Have a question or issue with your enrolment? Take a look at our unit guides below, or contact the Business School Student Centre or askUWA for advice.

BCom Majors Chart 2018

Pre-2012 BCom Majors Chart

Professional Accounting Accreditation Units Guide

Pre-2012 Professional Accounting Accreditation Units Guide

As a Business School student, there are many different ways you can seek support either from the Business School or from UWA centrally.

Business School:

• The Business School Student Centre provides a dedicated team of professional staff who are happy to help you with your enquiries. You can visit, call or email the Business School Student Centre for support and advice.

UWA-wide:

• There is a wealth of material provided by UWA Student Services that can help you settle into university life and help with many other issues you may encounter as a university student.
• The Guild represents all students enrolled at UWA. They can help you in a number of ways by providing financial, academic, and welfare support.
• Need to know census dates, exam periods and when semester starts? It is essential you are aware of UWA important dates.
• Need a specific form? UWA Student Administration has a number of forms that you may require during your time at UWA.
• STUDYSmarter helps students get more out of their study by equipping you with additional skills needed at university. Explore the range of free on-campus and online services to help you develop academic communication, research, critical analysis, numeracy and study skills.
• Subscribe to GetSmart News! This free weekly newsletter includes study tips and information on UWA Events and workshops.
• The University Library has many services available to support you academically.
• Do you have a question that needs answering? Send it via askUWA to the appropriate department.

Being a university student can be exciting and overwhelming at the same time. At the Business School we take your experiences seriously and facilitate a multitude of opportunities to help you make the most of university life. We encourage you to seek out every opportunity to connect with others and make your experience a memorable one.

• Student Clubs and Societies

The Business School work closely with a wide variety of student-run societies. Getting involved in student clubs and societies can greatly enrich your UWA student experience, and puts you in contact with people who may be going through similar experiences and have similar career goals. Student societies are an excellent way to network with peers that share common interests and get involved in extra-curricular activities.

• Guild Volunteering

Volunteering is a great way to gain valuable experience, meet new people, and expand your professional networks. Guild Volunteering coordinates a wide range of volunteering opportunities on the UWA campus and in the local community.

• Get Global

You could immerse yourself in a different culture and language whilst developing invaluable life skills – and all for credit. There is a wide range of global learning opportunities available to you, including student exchange, independent study abroad, short-term programs (specific to Business School students), and UWA units that can be taken overseas. Visit the UWA Global Studio for the full list of fantastic opportunities available for international experiences.

The Business School offers a range of scholarships and prizes to its students, designed to help you reach your full potential and gain recognition for your successes.

The UWA Scholarships Office is another avenue to apply; visit their website for the full list of scholarship opportunities available.

Planning to study abroad? You may be eligible for loans and scholarships. Further information is available via the UWA Global Studio.

The University and the Business School are committed to maintaining an educational experience for students which combines the best features of new technologies with those of an interactive learning environment, to meet the learning needs of a diverse student body. Support for student learning is extensive and varied. You'll find many exciting opportunities to assist and enrich your academic studies, including various learning tools and resources, study skills and other support.

The Business School is also strongly committed to enhancing the student learning experience through comprehensive assurance of learning procedures embedded within the curriculum. Each program has broad goals and specific objectives that align with the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF), The University of Western Australia (UWA) Educational Principles and the Business School teaching and learning Operational Priorities.

Program Learning Goals

Program learning goals are higher level learning goals that are broad in scope and that specify the skills and competencies each degree program will impart so students can successfully complete the program and become competent and effective individuals. Program learning goals guide the assessment of learning by providing feedback on the extent to which the program is reaching its agreed goals. Through the use of a curriculum mapping process we also articulate how the individual program learning outcomes will be assessed, and how and where students will learn and develop the skills as outlined in these outcomes. Students’ progress towards achieving program learning outcomes will be evaluated through various assessment tasks and use of assessment tools.

The program learning goals include:

• discipline specific knowledge and understanding
• cognitive, technical research skills for lifelong learning
• oral and written communication skills
• ability to work as part of a team
• reflective skills
• awareness of ethical, cultural, social and sustainability issues
• leadership and strategic capabilities in a local and global context (MBA)

Congratulations! If you are reading this, it is probably because you have completed, or are about to complete your course. To have your degree awarded from UWA, you must apply to graduate.

If you have any queries regarding your course completion, please contact the Business School Student Centre.

Thinking about your next steps after graduation? There are many opportunities available to UWA Business School graduates:

• The Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) is a challenging and rewarding year of additional study. It enables you to extend your knowledge in your area of specialisation through higher-level coursework subjects and an independent research project under the guidance of an academic supervisor.

• Explore our postgraduate options. Whether you are a relative newcomer to business, with an undergraduate degree in a different discipline, or a business student looking to diversify specialisations through further coursework, the Business School offers a range of postgraduate study options designed to meet your background and interests.

• A UWA Business School degree opens doors to a wide range of careers. Find out what our graduates have done with their Business degrees.

• The UWA Careers Centre can help you develop and manage your employability skills. The CareerHub is a platform by which you can find employment opportunities, career events, workshops and other resources.

• Myfuture is Australia’s national career information and exploration service, helping people make career decisions, plan career pathways and manage work transitions.

• Stay connected! UWA is committed to providing opportunities for you even after you have graduated. We are committed to helping our alumni build and strengthen connections with fellow graduates and the University.