Bachelor of Commerce: Business Information Systems Major

Become an expert in the world of business and technology with a major in Business Information Systems (BIS).

In this major you'll explore the world of data analytics. You'll learn how to collect, process and analyse complex data sets, with your insights leading to improved decision-making in businesses.

You'll become an expert in the software tools and programming languages used by industry. You'll also practice designing and maintaining information systems and digital solutions. This valuable, hands-on experience will give you a competitive edge in the job market.

Throughout your studies, you'll develop strong problem-solving and critical thinking abilities. You'll learn to analyse business challenges and identify opportunities for improvement. You'll apply your knowledge to create innovative solutions that align with business objectives.

The globalised nature of modern business and the widespread adoption of technology means career prospects for Business Information Systems (BIS) graduates are abundant worldwide. Nationally, jobs in this area are projected to grow strongly, and can be very lucrative. You can also find jobs in a wide range of industries, from non-profits to cybersecurity, giving you the opportunity to work in an area you're passionate about.

If you want a degree that has professional accreditation, we recommend that you study the Business Information Systems Extension major - which is accredited at the professional level by the Australian Computer Society (a member of the Seoul Accord). In this major, you will specialise in business analysis and/or business technology development.

Interested in making a positive impact in the world? BIS professionals enjoy many opportunities for a meaningful career. You could work in:

• digital forensics, helping investigate cybercrimes and data breaches, and secure sensitive information for law enforcement agencies
• sustainable business, optimising work processes and helping reduce the environmental footprint of businesses
• the health sector, developing telemedicine platforms and improving health data analytics, leading to better patient outcomes and more accessible healthcare
• cybersecurity, protecting sensitive data from cyber threats and safeguarding privacy in the digital world
• education and training, creating and optimising eLearning platforms to improve the quality and accessibility of education for students all over the world.