This conjoint programme allows you to complete a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) and a Bachelor of Global Studies (BGlobalSt) in less time than studying them separately. The BCom component provides specialised business knowledge and skills for your chosen field, while the interdisciplinary Global Studies component will broaden your perspective on global issues, enhance your language proficiency, and deepen your understanding of diverse cultures. This combined degree prepares you for a wide array of international careers.
The BCom/BGlobalSt conjoint is typically completed in four years, requiring 540 points. This includes 255 points for the BCom, 255 points for the BGlobalSt, and 30 points for general university requirements. You must maintain a Grade Point Average of 3.5 each year to continue in the conjoint programme.
This conjoint degree prepares you for diverse career paths in international business, politics, government, environmental sectors, international development, foreign affairs, trade, and creative industries. The programme offers opportunities to develop practical skills through internships, workshops, and research projects.
Students must also meet the University's general admission requirements. Specific course requirements may apply.
A compulsory Student Services Fee (estimated NZ$1,108.80 for full-time study) and Overseas Student Health Cover are additional costs.
This conjoint programme is typically completed in four years and requires 540 points. It includes 255 points for the BCom, 255 points for the BGlobalSt, and 30 points for general university requirements.
International students are full-fee paying, and tuition fees are charged per subject/course taken each semester. Please refer to the University's fees tables for estimated costs.
Yes, a compulsory Student Services Fee (estimated NZ$1,108.80 for full-time study) and Overseas Student Health Cover are additional costs. Estimated living costs are not provided, and students should budget for accommodation, food, textbooks, and personal expenses.
You must meet the University's general admission requirements and have the equivalent of NCEA Level 3, requiring a minimum of 540 points for the conjoint programme. Specific course requirements may also apply.
International students must check the academic and English language entry requirements, apply through the University of Auckland's application portal, obtain a student visa, and submit their application during the specified application periods.
This degree prepares you for diverse careers in international business, politics, government, environmental sectors, international development, foreign affairs, trade, and creative industries.