A typical single degree course is made up of 24 units over three years.
A typical double degree course is made up of 32 units over four years.
A full-time student studies four units per semester (eight units per year).
A comprehensive course is made up of core units, major units and elective units, and a specialist course is made up of core units, specialisation units and electives. The number of core and elective units available in your course structure will vary, depending on whether you choose a comprehensive or specialist degree:
- In our comprehensive courses you can use your elective units to study a second major. You can also use your elective units to study abroad or undertake an internship.
- In our specialist courses you can use your elective units to study major or minor in another discipline. You can also use your elective units to study abroad or undertake an internship.
After you enrol at Monash Business School, you’ll meet with a student services advisor who will help you choose your units, and provide advice on which units are best for you based on your interests and career goals.
