Course Planning Guide 2012 - Faculty of Business and Economics

Student Experience in the Bachelor of Commerce
What is Student Experience?
Being a Bachelor of Commerce student is not just about attending lectures and tutorials and completing assignments.
Student Experience is also about getting involved in the many different programs and activities that are available to you in
addition to your degree program. These opportunities have been specifically designed for you to gain the most out of your
degree and your experience at the University of Melbourne.
Developing your leadership and teamwork skills, expanding your global perspective and tapping into professional networks can
give you the tools you need to set yourself apart from other graduates. The Commerce Student Centre encourages you to take
advantage of these opportunities and enrich your educational experience. What will you choose?
Get involved in
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Academic enrichment opportunities
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Global opportunities
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Community leadership and volunteering opportunities
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Professional enhancement opportunities
Community leadership and volunteering
opportunities
Become involved in a variety of leadership, community
engagement and volunteering activities to develop your
leadership and communication skills and enhance your
social and professional networks.
Add value to your degree through:
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Student clubs and societies
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First Year Peer Mentoring Program
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comMExchange Program
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Student Ambassador Leadership Program
(SALP)
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Leadership, Involvement and Volunteering
Experience (LIVE)
For further information visit:
www.csc.unimelb.edu.au/experience/community
Professional enhancement opportunities
Develop your professional skills in preparation for life beyond
your Bachelor of Commerce degree. Identify your career goals
and professional development plans through a wide range of
programs throughout your degree.
Add value to your degree through:
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Capstone studies – Business Consulting,
Global Consulting Project, International
Accounting Study Program
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Case study competitions
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KickStart Your Career
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Career development and opportunities
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Professional memberships
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Career Mentoring Program
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First Year Leadership Forum
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Future Leaders Forum
For further information visit:
www.csc.unimelb.edu.au/experience/professional
Academic enrichment opportunities
Add value to your degree through:
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Learning and support services
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Transition to Commerce (T2C)
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Peer Assisted Study Scheme (PASS)
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Diagnostic English Language Assessment
(DELA)
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E3 Expo, showcasing a variety of Student
Experience opportunities
For further information visit
www.csc.unimelb.edu.au/experience/academic
Global opportunities
Participate in international programs and increase your
international learning and cross-cultural exposure whilst adding
diversity to your Bachelor of Commerce degree.
Add value to your degree through:
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Student Exchange
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Study Abroad
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Universitas 21 (U21) programs
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International capstone studies subjects -
Global Consulting Project, International
Accounting Study Program
For further information visit:
www.csc.unimelb.edu.au/experience/global
Keeping up to date
Take advantage of the opportunities the University has to offer. There are so many amazing trips,
case competitions, career programs, clubs and teams for students to get involved in and the
insights you gain and the people you meet through them are invaluable.
Giulia Mastroianni, BCom
(Honours) student
Don’t forget to keep up to date with the latest information about Student Experience programs for Bachelor of Commerce students.
The BCom News email newsletter will ensure you don’t miss out on any of the news and events taking place at the University of
Melbourne. You can also join the BCom community and follow us on Facebook.
www.facebook.com/BComUniMelb
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