BBusiness vs BCommerce? (2 Viewers)

[barnsey88]

Want to get into the financial, investment field, however am unsure between doing a Bachelor of Business or Commerce. Which is the more credible degree?

Would an employer at an institution such as Macquarie, make a distinction of hiring two people between the two degrees?

Help appreciated
Cheers

 

[thejosiekiller]

i think if u do business its a braod course where you can choose from a list of majors and specialise (think of it like a general science course) and a commerce course is more focused on trading and actual business practise etc...

 

[SoCal]

Yeah, I would do a Bachelor of Commerce majoring in Finance, or just a straight Bachelor of Finance if any of the Sydney Universities run it.

 

[Minai]

If you majored in Finance and Accounting, it makes no difference what degree u graduated in

 

[SoCal]

If you majored in Finance and Accounting, it makes no difference what degree u graduated in

Some Business degrees (such as Newcastle's) do not offer a major in Accounting.

 

[mr_shittles]

If you majored in Finance and Accounting, it makes no difference what degree u graduated in

That's correct. BBus and BCom are essentially the same thing and in those fields it pretty much makes zero diff.

 

[thejosiekiller]

so you may do the same course right, but does that mean when your going for a job people regard a Bbus in the same fashion as Bcom?

 

[hatty]

this thread might be usefull

http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=37448&highlight=business

the guy who made it is a fucking legend

 

[santaslayer]

this thread might be usefull

http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=37448&highlight=business

the guy who made it is a fucking legend

The person who answered your thread is much more of a legend than you will ever be...

 

[thejosiekiller]

thx for that

 

[hatty]

The person who answered your thread is much more of a legend than you will ever be...

maybe so.
but i still rule.

 

[SoCal]

The person who answered your thread is much more of a legend than you will ever be...

Who? Me? Your effort was poor!

 

[thejosiekiller]

if you do business as an undergraduate and decide to another business course as a graduate like business administration how much does that help- i dont know much about any business postgrad courses. basically whats a good idea?

 

[SoCal]

Most people wanting to continue with Management and Business do an MBA at some stage. It is definitely the most popular Graduate Degree out there in that field.

 

[thejosiekiller]

is it easy to get into as a graduate?

 

[SoCal]

Your talking to the wrong person. I haven't looked into it enough. Maybe have a look at some University pages, or ring them? Or ask Minai, he seems to know everything.

 

[Emily.]

well at newcastle, u can only do finance and acounting in a bachelor of commerce, whereas business is like marketing, hr, management, etc. also check out bachelor of finance and bachelor of economics. if u wanna specialise in finance, b finance is the go!

 

[Minai]

is it easy to get into as a graduate?

you basically cant get into an MBA as a graduate - its designed for experienced professionals wanting to upgrade their mgmt skills..you'll find most of the MBA programs require something like at least 5 years experience in the relevant field

 

[thejosiekiller]

damn thats a bit harsh- nothing is ever as easy as want it to be

but i guess im not that torn about it, ill be happy to get into science or med sci/bus at uts

thanks

 

[Emily.]

what actually is an MBA, like what qualification? is it a masters degree? or higher or what? ive just always been curious...