BEHAVCOM05 Behavioural commerce
Faculty of Business and Economics
Behavioural commerce (BEHAVCOM05) is a major worth 48 credit points, listing 11 units, taught at Clayton. It is offered in 13 courses, including Bachelor of Commerce; and Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Actuarial Science.
- Credit points
- 48
- Units
- 11
- Campus
- Clayton
- Offered in
- 13 courses
This is the 2020 handbook entry. See the 2024 entry.
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Requisite map
Overview
An understanding of how people and organisations behave is important for career success. This major brings together expertise from economics, management, marketing and psychology to provide an in-depth, multidisciplinary approach to a study of the concepts that will provide the knowledge and skills to enable graduates to seek employment in a wide range of fields.
Availability
Behavioural commerce is listed in the Bachelor of Commerce at Clayton as a major or minor.
Double degree students will not be able to change majors following completion of PSY1011 Psychology 1A due to course rules regarding maximum level 1 units. It is recommended students discuss their options with relevant Student Services staff.
Structure
Core units12 credit points
Additional behavioural commerce units36 credit points
- ECC2600Behavioural economicsNo reviews yet6 cp
- ECC3600Experimental economicsNo reviews yet6 cp
- MGC2230Organisational behaviourNo reviews yet6 cp
- MGX3100Corporate social responsibility and business ethicsNo reviews yet6 cp
- MGX3991Leadership principles and practicesNo reviews yet6 cp
- MKC2110Buyer behaviour in marketingNo reviews yet6 cp
- PSY2061Biological psychologyNo reviews yet6 cp
- PSY2071Developmental psychologyNo reviews yet6 cp
- PSY3041Psychological testing, theories of ability and ethicsNo reviews yet6 cp
Courses that offer it
- B2001MajorBachelor of CommerceNo reviews yet
- B2030MajorBachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Actuarial ScienceNo reviews yet
- B2020MajorBachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of ArtsNo reviews yet
- B2021MajorBachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Biomedical ScienceNo reviews yet
- B2008MajorBachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Computer ScienceNo reviews yet
- B2032MajorBachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of EconomicsNo reviews yet
- B2043MajorBachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of FinanceNo reviews yet
- B2006MajorBachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Global StudiesNo reviews yet
- B2025MajorBachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Information TechnologyNo reviews yet
- B2022MajorBachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of MusicNo reviews yet
- B2023MajorBachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of ScienceNo reviews yet
- L3005MajorBachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of CommerceNo reviews yet
- D0501MajorDiploma of Higher EducationNo reviews yet
Learning outcomes
- 1
Use psychology to help explain the behaviour of key stakeholders in the economy, including consumers, producers and managers in organisations such as firms, corporations and the public sector
Common questions
Which courses offer Behavioural commerce?
13 courses in 2020: Bachelor of Commerce; Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Actuarial Science; Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Arts; Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Biomedical Science; Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Computer Science; Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Economics; Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Finance; and Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Global Studies, and 5 more.