In Macquarie’s Bachelor of Commerce, you’ll study extensive and integrated foundation units that will orient you to commerce and business.

Human resource management involves the management of human capital to create a competitive advantage. 

It’s a crucial function in medium and large organisations in domestic and international contexts.

The Human Resource Management major will prepare you to respond to new challenges and changes in the workplace. 

It focuses on the processes and techniques that create and maintain high-performing, efficient and ethical organisations. 

You’ll engage in aspects of day-to-day operations, strategic thinking and decision-making. 

You’ll study change management and sustainability techniques, gain consulting skills, and learn how to formulate effective recruitment strategies. 

Areas where you’ll acquire expertise include workforce and succession planning, equity and diversity, performance management and human resource development systems, and creating sustainable and ethical organisations.

Key features

• Undertake professional experiences with leading industry partners (Complete a virtual internship in the first year, an employability unit in the second year and a work-integrated opportunity in the third year.)
• Gain practical skills while undertaking professional placements (Undertake internships with public, private and not-for-profit partner organisations, and enhance your career opportunities.)

• Certified copies of Academic/Official Transcripts
• Certified copies of award certificates or completion certificates from previously completed studies
• Certified copies of Language Proficiency (If Applicable)
• Certified copy of Passport or Visa Documents

To apply for an undergraduate program, international students will need to have completed one or more of the following academic qualifications:

• A recognised senior secondary school qualification or university entrance examination, such as the New South Wales Higher School Certificate (NSW HSC) or other equivalent Australian or overseas high school qualification
• A recognised university Foundation course
• A recognised 2 or 3-year Diploma, Advanced Diploma or Associate Degree
• At least one year of a university degree from a recognised institution

Assumed knowledge

• HSC Mathematics Standard 2 or equivalent.

If you don't have the assumed knowledge, you're advised to include a mathematics or quantitative methods elective unit in your first year of study.

China: 

• Gao Kao - Shanghai (out of 660):                       397 (60%)
• Gao Kao - All other provinces (out of 750):         473 (63%)
• Chinese Senior Secondary School (selected schools)  80%
   

India:

• Indian AISSC    70 - 74%
• Indian HSSC     70 - 74%
• Indian ISC        70 - 74%

Iran:

• Iranian Senior Secondary School (from 2019):  Not accepted for Bachelor entry
• Iranian Senior Secondary School (pre-2019): Not accepted for Bachelor entry
   

Foundation and Intensive programs

If you have completed at least a Year 11 equivalent qualification and need additional academic support or further English skills to enter the first year of your undergraduate degree, these programs are for you. 

• Standard Foundation program

The Standard Foundation program is designed for students needing extra academic and English support before they are undergraduate-ready. You need to have completed at least a Year 11 equivalent qualification to apply.

• Intensive program

The Intensive program is designed for students needing extra academic support before they are undergraduate-ready. You need to have completed a Year 12 equivalent qualification to apply.