This four-year dual program allows students to combine their business management training with the indepth knowledge of a computer science degree. In the Computer Science component, you¿ll combine the theoretical studies of algorithms and data structures, with the practical challenges of implementing them in hardware and software systems. Graduates with the skills and knowledge from a degree in computer science are sought after across the breadth and depth of the computing industry, where there is an on-going shortage of people who can participate in shaping the future of society. The Business Management component provides a comprehensive basis for a career in business while being flexible enough to let you pursue areas that particularly interest you. It is designed to equip you with the skills and self-confidence to effectively manage and adapt to a wide range of competitive and constantly changing business environments.<br><br>The Innovation and Entrepreneurship major caters for those students seeking knowledge and practical experience at working through a business from the ground-up. Students will first be introduced to foundational principles in Innovation and Entrepreneurship, which clarifies the entrepreneurial mindset as well as the process. Students then apply this knowledge through a choice of 'in practice' courses, including commercial, social and corporate, which require them to action the entrepreneurial process and begin to create their own venture. Student development then extends beyond the startup phase to understand issues relating to scaling and growing a venture. Students will also have the option for a deeply personal development experience through the course 'Transformative Innovation for 21st Century Challenges', which utilises leadership development theory specifically focused on the consciousness required to manage 21st century complexity.