B2049 · Monash University · UG specialist
Bachelor of Digital Business
Faculty of Business and Economics
- Minimum ATAR
- 71
- Full time
- 3 years
- Part time
- 6 years
- Credit points
- 144
- Campus
- —
- Mode
- On campus
Overview
The Bachelor of Digital Business course aims to foster innovation, efficiency, and competitiveness in the contemporary digital landscape by providing a comprehensive understanding of digital technologies and their applications in the business world. In this course, you will gain expertise in areas including business intelligence, digital disruption and transformation, strategic utilisation of artificial intelligence across various business functions, and the adoption of emerging technologies. This holistic degree equips you with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a range of dynamic career paths within the digital business sector. You will be able to use your extensive digital business knowledge and skills to act as catalysts for digital transformation within organisations, poised to drive impactful change in an ever-evolving business environment.
First-year units
Level 1 units every student in this course takes or chooses from.
- ACF1100Introduction to financial accountingThis unit introduces you to fundamental accounting concepts and rules to provide a foundation for further study within the accounting discipline. Emphasis is placed on developing meaningful understanding of both accounting terminology and t…
- ACF1001Accounting fundamentalsThis unit introduces the fundamentals of accounting as the language of business, empowering future managers to interpret and analyse financial information for strategic and sustainable decision-making. Emphasising real-world application, th…
- ECF1100MicroeconomicsThis unit provides you with an introduction to microeconomics. You will be given the tools to understand basic economic ideas and to apply their learning to analyse economic applications in everyday life. It begins with an introduction to s…
- ECF1200MacroeconomicsThis unit uses aggregate demand and supply analysis as a tool for identifying and explaining the business cycle, output growth employment, inflation and the current account deficit. The investigation will illustrate the impact of the macroe…
- ETF1100Business statisticsThis unit introduces you to the basic foundations of Business Analytics and Statistics. You will learn how to work with data, in conjunction with basic statistics and spreadsheet tools, to solve simple business problems. The unit introduces…
- MGF1010Introduction to managementThis unit introduces the history and fundamental perspectives of management. By examining real-life scenarios and engaging in creative practices, you will learn to apply these perspectives to address contemporary managerial challenges. Thro…
- MKF1120Marketing theory and practiceThis unit provides you with an introduction to the discipline of marketing. It encompasses marketing's role in a dynamic organisational environment and introduces you to the concepts and strategies employed by marketers to create value for…
- ACW1120Financial accounting 1This unit provides you with an introduction to financial accounting guided by the Conceptual Framework and Accounting Standards. Emphasis is placed on accounting processes, practices and policies that enable the financial statements to be p…
And 8 more in the course structure below.
Course structure
Open a major, minor or specialisation to see its units.
Rules for completing this course
You must complete units as specified in Parts A, B and C (144 credit points): including 96 credit points of study in Parts A and B and 48 credit points of electives in Part C. In choosing your units, you must ensure that you complete no more than 60 credit points at unit Level 1 and at least 36 credit points at unit Level 3, including 24 credit points at unit Level 3 offered by the Faculty of Business and Economics.
Caulfield
144 cpPart A. Core studies
84 cpYou must complete fourteen units (84 credit points) from the following units. Notes: - You must complete ACF1100 or ACF1001. Only one of these units can count towards the 42 credit points required. - You must complete either ECX2953, or both ECF1100 and ECF1200. - If you choose to complete both ECF1100 and ECF1200, these units count in place of ECX2953 only. All other Part A requirements must still be completed. You will therefore complete 90 credit points in total for this Part, which will reduce your Part B requirement to 6 credit points.
- ACF1100Introduction to financial accounting6 cp
- ACF1001Accounting fundamentals6 cp
- BFF2140Business finance6 cp
- ECX2953Economics6 cp
- ECF1100Microeconomics6 cp
- ECF1200Macroeconomics6 cp
- ETF1100Business statistics6 cp
- MGF1010Introduction to management6 cp
- MGX2661Sustainable human resource management6 cp
- MKF1120Marketing theory and practice6 cp
- BEX3201Global business and digital transformation6 cp
- BEX3202AI applications in business6 cp
- BEX3701Digital technology and business6 cp
- ETX2200Digital business intelligence6 cp
- MKX2010Digital communication6 cp
- MGX2030Global supply chains6 cp
- MON3750Monash Innovation Guarantee6 cp
Part B. Discipline studies
12 cpYou must complete 12 credit points from the following units. Note: If you completed ECF1100 and ECF1200 in Part A you only complete 6 credit points in Part B.
- ECX3890Internet business and digital economy6 cp
- ACF2400Accounting information systems6 cp
- ACX3300Predictive analytics in accounting6 cp
- BFX3301Treasury and financial markets6 cp
- BTF3111Technology: Risk and regulation in the digital age6 cp
- ETX2250Data visualisation and communication6 cp
- MKF3881Digital marketing6 cp
- MON2100Global Immersion Guarantee program12 cp
- MON2500Research, experimentation and discovery6 cp
Part C. Elective studies
48 cpYou must complete 48 credit points of elective study. Electives can be chosen from: - Units not already completed in Part B above, provided you have met the relevant prerequisites; - Units to complete a major or minor(s) from within the Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Business and Commerce; - Units from across the University, which may be used to complete a major or minor from another course, provided you have met the relevant prerequisites and there are no enrolment restrictions. Note: Enrolment in Faculty of Business and Economics units at campuses other than the campus of enrolment is subject to there being capacity after students from that campus have enrolled. You should also be aware of travel and timetabling limitations.
Malaysia
144 cpPart A. Core studies
84 cpYou must complete fourteen units (84 credit points) from the following units. Notes: - You must complete either ACW1120 or ACW1020. Only one of these units can count towards the credit points required. - You must complete ECM1953, or both ECW1101 and ECW1102. - If you complete both ECF1100 and ECF1200 in Part A, you only need to complete 6 credit points in Part B.
- MON3750Monash Innovation Guarantee6 cp
- MKX2010Digital communication6 cp
- MGX2030Global supply chains6 cp
- ACW1120Financial accounting 16 cp
- ACW1020Accounting in business6 cp
- BFW2140Corporate finance 16 cp
- ECM1953Principles of economics6 cp
- ECW1101Introductory microeconomics6 cp
- ECW1102Introductory macroeconomics6 cp
- ETW1001Introduction to statistical analysis6 cp
- MGW1010Introduction to management6 cp
- MGW2430Human resource management6 cp
- MKW1120Marketing fundamentals6 cp
- BEX3201Global business and digital transformation6 cp
- BEX3202AI applications in business6 cp
- BEX3701Digital technology and business6 cp
- ETX2200Digital business intelligence6 cp
Part B. Discipline studies
12 cpYou must complete two units (12 credit points) from the following. Notes: - If you completed ECW1101 and ECW1102 in Part A, you only need to complete 6 credit points in Part B. - If you are completing an Accounting major you must complete ACW2420 and BTW1042 in Part B.
Part C. Elective studies
48 cpYou must complete 48 credit points of elective study. Electives can be chosen from: - Units not already completed in Part B above, provided you have met the relevant prerequisites; - Units to complete a major or minor(s) from within the Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Business and Commerce; - Units from across the University, which may be used to complete a major or minor from another course, provided you have met the relevant prerequisites and there are no enrolment restrictions. Note: Enrolment in Faculty of Business and Economics units at campuses other than the campus of enrolment is subject to there being capacity after students from that campus have enrolled. You should also be aware of travel and timetabling limitations.