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What you can study

Raffles College has been a dedicated design school since the beginning. But with the world of design becoming increasingly involved in the world of business, we decided to take the next logical step - hence the introduction of Commerce and Accountancy courses. For students seeking an education that will help them succeed in today's dynamic world of business and commerce, both regionally and globally, look no further.

We offer students an unparalleled environment that encourages entrepreneurship, teamwork and creativity. The connections between design and business are well recognised and understood and our commerce courses have been designed to form a natural and useful partnership with our existing degrees in the field of design.

Depending on where you are in your studies and what you'd like to do, you can either do a Master Degree, a Bachelor Degree or a Vocational course.

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Master degrees and postgraduate courses

Master of Commerce
Graduate Diploma of Commerce
Graduate Certificate in Commerce

Bachelor degrees

The bachelor degrees are full-time for 3 years (6 semesters) - choose the major that suits you:

Bachelor of Accountancy

Accountancy

Bachelor of Commerce

Vocational courses

How to Apply

For information about fees, intake dates, entry requirements and application procedures, go to the Apply section.

Apply for a scholarship to study a design bachelor degree of your choice. Australian and International scholarships are available to all students currently in Year 12.

See the Before You Start section for:

information about budgeting for your course
forms
and other important information

All students also need to be aware of the Student Handbook to keep informed about policies and procedures.

Graduate Lachlan Monsted says "I studied the BA (Visual Communication) degree majoring in New Media & Digital Film because it allowed me to couple my broader interest in general art theory and practice with my film specialisation. This enabled me to enlarge my artistic knowledge and skills, which fed back into, and enriched my competency as a film-maker. This versatality has greatly helped me in the workforce."