Bachelor of Science - Change in Course Structure

Commencing in 2027, new structural requirements will be implemented for the Bachelor of Science, placing a greater emphasis on the depth of disciplinary knowledge, while making course requirements clearer and easier to navigate. Students will continue to have the flexibility to explore their interests and tailor their degree.

The key structural change is the move from a single-major course structure to one that requires students to complete either a major and minor, two majors, or an extended major. Students can look at this useful PDF to gain a better idea of the new structure - BSc Course Changes 2027.

New Courses in 2027

Bachelor of Climate, Society and Economy

Harness your passion for climate action and turn it into a career that matters. This innovative degree positions you as a leader of one of the most urgent and ambitious transformations of our time by advancing net zero transitions, building resilient communities and driving climate justice.

Beyond the classroom, students will engage with communities, policymakers, and industry leaders, gaining practical experience and making meaningful contributions to real-world initiatives. Field trips, industry experience and study abroad opportunities offer immersive learning experiences, allowing students to witness firsthand the impacts of climate change and the diverse ways in which societies, businesses and ecosystems are responding.

Find out more at Climate, Society and Economy.

Bachelor of Artificial Intelligence and Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Artificial Intelligence and Bachelor of Science combines technical capability with scientific knowledge, preparing you to apply emerging technologies to address complex challenges and accelerate discovery.

Students choose between two AI specialisations: Applied Artificial Intelligence, which focuses on applying existing AI technologies to solve real-world challenges, or Artificial Intelligence Algorithms and Models, which explores the technical foundations of AI and how it's designed, developed and evolved.

Find out more at Artificial Intelligence and Science.

Bachelor of Business Administration

To keep up with strong industry needs, companies are looking for graduates with strong business administration skills to improve day-to-day operations. From bringing ideas to life to examining balance sheets, here's your chance to get a real- world understanding of the many factors that come together to make a business work.

Offered at the Peninsula Campus, the Bachelor of Business Administration is an opportunity to learn more about how different areas of business work together and how coordinating these functions can improve operations today and uncover new opportunities for tomorrow. Students get to dive deeper into insights and ideas that influence modern business administration and gain practical skills to drive positive progress.

In this course, students can choose from the following majors, extended majors and minors. Some are only available as minors, so click through to see the full details.

Master’s Accelerated Pathway

The Master's Accelerated Pathway allows you to complete a master’s degree with one additional year of full-time study. This pathway is designed for high-achieving students who have the drive to deepen their expertise, fast-track their studies and stand out in their career.

The Monash Business School Master's Accelerated Pathway lets students complete both their bachelor's degree and a master's degree in just four years by enrolling in selected master’s degree units in the final year of a bachelor's degree.

To be eligible, students must have:

Completed at least 96 credit points of an eligible degree;
Have achieved a high credit (65%) average; and
Have four units (24 credit points) of their Free Elective Study available to complete 24 credit points of units from the master’s degree they wish to study.

Eligible degrees are –

Bachelor of Business
Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Economics
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies

Find out more at Master's Accelerated Pathway - Monash Business School.

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