The Faculty of Commerce is committed to inspiring socially innovative commerce through research and teaching. We believe that our research and teaching should support the generation of sustainable value for the communities we serve. We seek to build equitable partnerships in order to pursue mutual goals.
Commerce has earned a strong reputation both nationally and internationally for the quality of our graduates and our teaching and research programmes. Our reputation is reflected in employer demand for our graduates, who enjoy high employment rates and high starting salaries. It is also reflected in our ability to attract and retain well qualified academic and professional staff.
The Faculty has significant local, national and international research linkages that contribute strongly to our robust research profile. This is further sustained by strong outputs and the attraction of high calibre research students.
Commerce Internship Programme -- New Subject COMM390
This subject provides an opportunity for students to integrate and apply their university knowledge in an industry context. It has been designed for students undertaking any Commerce major and has a primary focus on work experiential learning. Two information sessions are being run during August -- find out about them here.
Full information on the Internship Programme here.
Commerce Celebrates Dean's Merit List Students
Fifty-eight of 126 Dean’s Merit students (with more 34 offshore) gathered for the Commerce Dean's Merit Award ceremony on Monday 4 August. The Dean’s Merit lists for each Faculty are compiled at the end of each year and include the top 5% of undergraduate students. The Faculty of Commerce provides the best environment in Australia to research, teach and learn commerce and the event is a celebration of this and our students' exceptional achievement. The ceremony was hosted by the Dean and the Faculty’s senior executive and key academics also attended. All Dean’s Merit list students are listed here.
