Degree overview

Pursue your passion

Interested in turning your passion into a successful career? Maybe launching that start-up you’ve been dreaming of? This highly flexible combined degree is for you. Develop expertise in arts, culture, and social science – and balance it out with innovative and entrepreneurial business skills.

Career opportunities

This degree really can take you anywhere. Depending on your chosen areas of study, careers might include:

  • Innovation Manager
  • Start-up Founder
  • Arts Administrator
  • Entrepreneur
  • Linguistic Analyst
  • Policy Developer
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87.8% employed within four months of graduating.

Graduate Outcomes Survey 2020-2022 - Undergraduate Business and Management

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship

UAC Code , Program Code 40124

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CRICOS Code , Program Code 40124

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Selection rank

Duration (FT)(PT)

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UAC Code

Program Code 40124

This criteria is based on a full-time domestic student attending Callaghan campus. Please select your criteria to personalise your study options and your circumstances.

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Duration (FT)

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CRICOS Code

Program Code 40124

This criteria is based on a full-time international student attending Callaghan campus. Please select your criteria to personalise your study options and your circumstances.

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Course overview

The combined degree empowers you to diversify your skills and better shape your future. Focus on what interests you – choose from areas of study within arts and humanities. In addition, you will also benefit from hands-on teaching and mentoring across entrepreneurship and innovative thinking.

You will complete studies across a broad range of business disciplines including:

  • accounting
  • law
  • marketing
  • entrepreneurship and innovation
2024 Program Handbook

The courses shown above are a guide, and don't reflect the exact year-by-year structure of the program, you should always refer to the program handbook for details of the complete program structure, course requirements and availability.

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Student experience

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At the University of Newcastle, we embed practical, hands-on learning in all our degrees. Check out just some of the opportunities our students have had to build their experience.

Career-ready placements

Students will complete a minimum 140-hour placement in the second or third year of their degree program. There will be a variety of opportunities available to undertake a placement in their desired career field, including museums, libraries and archives, arts and cultural organisations, non-government organisations, and local, state and commonwealth public service.

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How to apply

Apply as a domestic student

You are a domestic student if you are:

  • An Australian or New Zealand citizen (including dual citizens)
  • A permanent resident of Australia
  • A holder of a permanent Australian visa.

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