Degree Transfer Program Standard (Business and Economics), Leading to Bachelor of Business Majoring in Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Strategy Kaplan Group - The University of Adelaide College, Australia

Degree Transfer Program Standard

Our specialised Degree Transfer Programs are equivalent to the first year of a bachelor’s degree at university. You can follow your path to a range of business, IT, computer science, science undergraduate degrees and more when you join the second year of university.
 

Program Benefits

• Learn content relevant to your university degree and receive full credit for all university-level courses.
• You’ll be provided with English language and learning support to assist you while you’re studying the Degree Transfer Program.
• As our graduate, you won’t be required to provide further evidence of your English language proficiency.
• You’ll have the flexibility of studying a Degree Transfer Program in one of three formats: extended, standard or accelerated.

Leading to: Bachelor of Business

Build the power skills necessary to succeed in the future of business. Be equipped with core knowledge across essential disciplines of business including accounting, people management, marketing, decision-making and corporate law. Learn to navigate dynamic global business environments and consider broad societal challenges. You’ll emerge as an independent, curious learner capable of solving problems.  

Choose a second major from a range of business disciplines and have the freedom to align your studies to your career goals.

Experience contemporary learning across your degree with community and industry engagement. Real-world projects and case studies are woven into the curriculum, enhancing your employability. You’ll have opportunities to explore professional pathways in sectors aligned with your interests.
 

Major: Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Strategy

Innovate responsibly with a flexible, industry-informed business degree focusing on innovation, entrepreneurship, and strategy.

Starting with the basics, you’ll learn essential business theories and practices in everything from accounting and economics to people management, law, marketing and more.

From there, your studies will lean into innovation and entrepreneurship – giving you the future-facing skills and inventive mindset needed to harness business as a force for good.

Throughout your studies, you’ll benefit from a modern approach to teaching that is underpinned by genuine community and industry engagement. Real-world projects and case studies are woven into the curriculum, ensuring you graduate with practical skills and the knowledge required to succeed in your future career. The Australian eChallenge will let you explore your own business ideas, build prototypes, expand your professional network, and pitch to a panel of investors from industry.

What you'll learn

You will study core courses across essential disciplines of business including accounting, economics, management, marketing, strategy and corporate law.

From your first year, you’ll learn to target your own entrepreneurial objectives before being introduced to design thinking via a highly interactive teaching approach. Learn to dissect ideas and reframe problems into innovative solutions.

Explore barriers to creativity – and approaches for overcoming them. Discover inventive methods for generating ideas and find ways to build environments that support creative and innovative activity. Be guided through strategic decision-making with a real-world project designing an enterprise model from concept to completion. Learn how to reconcile the entrepreneurial drive with the competitive business landscape.

You’ll be exposed to concepts of identity, diversity, equity and inclusion, fostering your skills in cross-cultural communication. You’ll also develop skills in negotiation, collaboration and mediation, giving you proven strategies to handle difficult conversations.

Delve into how AI is changing the world and how it can be leveraged to improve business – while also considering its impact across society, economics and ethics.