Celebrating a century of the
Bachelor of Commerce at UQ
In 2026, the UQ Business School proudly marks the 100th anniversary of the Bachelor of Commerce - UQ’s oldest and most enduring business degree.
Since its inception in 1926, the Bachelor of Commerce has shaped generations of business leaders, innovators and changemakers, with more than 25,000 graduates making their mark across Australia and around the world.
Over the past century, our teaching has continually evolved — responding to global economic shifts, embracing technological transformation, and adapting to the changing needs of industry and society. Today, our graduates are highly sought after for their advanced analytical and critical-thinking skills, and for the meaningful impact they bring to the global economy.
Join us in 2026 as we celebrate this remarkable legacy through stories, events and reflections that honour a century of excellence.
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In this centenary year, we honour the legacy of the UQ Bachelor of Commerce while looking ahead to its future. We remain committed to ensuring that the program remains at the forefront of business education through equipping students with the skills, values, and mindset needed to succeed in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.
Building on its strong foundation in accounting, finance, business analytics and information systems, the Bachelor of Commerce is continually adapting to address emerging challenges and opportunities. Our vision for the next century builds on ethical leadership, digital fluency and social responsibility as guiding principles for future business education.
Professor Brent Richie
Dean and Head of School
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