Bachelor of Business (Blockchain Enabled Business)

The Bachelor of Business (Blockchain Enabled Business) at RMIT University is shaped for those looking to work at the intersection of business and emerging technologies. Over three years of full-time study in Melbourne, you'll explore how blockchain systems are driving change in finance, digital economy, supply chains, and beyond. The course focuses on practical business skills in strategy, planning, legal and regulatory environments, as well as the technical aspects of blockchain ledgers and smart contracts.

Australian bachelor degrees typically involve studying prescribed and elective units across six semesters, each contributing credit points towards graduation. This course combines core business subjects, like accounting, management and marketing, with specialised units devoted to understanding distributed ledger technologies and their uses in business contexts. In senior years, students often undertake a capstone industry project, which may involve working directly with businesses adopting blockchain or contributing to research on new decentralised applications. RMIT also supports work-integrated learning opportunities, encouraging students to engage with real-world problems through internships or projects in partnership with industry.

Throughout your studies, you'll develop skills in critical analysis, project management, problem-solving, and effective communication, especially vital when explaining complex technologies to diverse stakeholders. This degree suits those interested in both business transformation and technology, whether you're aiming to work in startups, consultancies, or established organisations looking to understand and use blockchain systems.

International students can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during teaching periods in Australia, with the option to consider the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) post-study. It's important to check the official course page for the most up-to-date details on units of study, industry placement, and English entry requirements.

• Business analyst in blockchain-focused companies
• Project manager or consultant in technology adoption
• Supply chain and logistics operations with distributed ledger systems
• Financial services roles effecting blockchain integration
• Policy and regulatory advisory roles for government or industry groups
• Startups and entrepreneurship in digital assets or smart contracts

Graduates typically work in business, IT, financial services, consulting, logistics and government sectors in Australia, particularly where digital transformation and blockchain adoption are priorities.