Undergraduate courses and subjects 2000 - Bachelor of Pharmacy/Bachelor of Commerce

Bachelor of Pharmacy/Bachelor of Commerce

The following should be read in conjunction with the statement on the Bachelor of Pharmacy set out above and the Bachelor of Commerce in the Faculty of Business and Economics section.
The double-degree course of Bachelor of Pharmacy and Bachelor of Commerce requires a minimum of six years of full-time study or, for the Bachelor of Commerce, the equivalent of two years full-time in part-time study. Students must complete the course within 11 years. The pharmacy component of the course can only be undertaken on a full-time basis.
Students complete the Bachelor of Pharmacy in the first four years of study following the normal study program at the Parkville campus, and then complete the Bachelor of Commerce in the following two years at the university's Clayton campus. Eight compulsory first-year subjects in commerce AFC1021/AFC1022 (Accounting principles) and AFC1031/AFC1032 (Introductory financial accounting), ECC1000 and ECC1010 (Economics), ETC1020 and ETC1031 (Business and economic statistics), MGC1020 and MGX1010 (Introduction to management) and two second-year commerce subjects in the major field of study are completed in the first of these years. In the second year, each student undertakes eight commerce subjects combining second and third-year subjects. The course structure for this year is shown in the section 'Charts of degree structures' set out in the Business and Economics section.