Difference between Bach of Commerce and Bach of Business?

[cyrus_atlantis]

Hi. I noticed that at some uni (eg. Monash) they offer both Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Business. Is a bachelor of commerce better or something? Cause i noticed that it requires a higher atar.
Answers are much appreciated! ^^

[taiga]

I think they're at different campuses (if we're talking about monash). B. Comm is more widely recognized, but subject wise they're actually pretty damn similar, just less core subjects in B. Bus. I also think its "Bachelor of Business and Commerce"

[Graphite]

I would think Commerce is more general and you can major in more areas. Just a guess.

[Ematuro]

Correct me if I'm wrong as I'm not 100% sure on this but at LaTrobe Bachelor of Business = Bachelor of Commerce at other universities. There is no Bachelor of Commerce at LaTrobe.

[sam.utute]

At Monash Berwick, it's called the Bachelor of Business and Commerce. At Caulfield, Bachelor of Business. At Clayton, Bachelor of Commerce. I have friends doing each of them. The core units are very similar for all the degrees, the main distinction being the course difficulty, which varies greatly.

[MonashorMelbourne?]

I would like to ask, which of these courses are easiest to get a higher grade, or is it more or less the same? Thank you!

[taiga]

Best to make a new thread for such questions.

The subjects are the same (for the most part) in both courses, so they have the same difficulty.