- Program summary
- Program overview
- Professional recognition
- Career opportunities
- Special features
- Credit transfer, recognition of prior learning and articulation
- Program structure
- Program requirements and notes
- Enquiries
Program summary
QTAC code: 012051
OP/Rank for 2009 entry: OP-18 / Rank-64
Award abbreviation: BBus(Mktg)
Duration: 3 years full-time or equivalent part-time
Fee type 2010: Commonwealth supported places, visiting non-award domestic places, international fee-paying places
Total units: 288
Recommended prior study: English and Maths
Commence: Semester 1 or Semester 2
USC program code: BU351
CRICOS code: 028846A
Program overview
The Bachelor of Business (Marketing) provides opportunities for graduates who are either seeking a career in marketing or an occupation requiring a range of business disciplines. Graduates will be familiar with relevant major academic disciplines and possess knowledge and skills in problem resolution and communication, as well as specific competencies enabling them to work effectively in their chosen areas or specialisations.
Achievement of the objectives of the student's areas of specialisation will result in a graduate of high academic standard who is capable of competing for employment in a chosen professional area, pursuing career development in that or other related areas and undertaking higher degree studies.
Professional recognition
The program is accredited by the Australian Market and Social Research Society (AMSRS), of which students are encouraged to become members. Graduates of the program are eligible to apply to receive the AMSRS Certificate in Market Research.
Career opportunities
Marketing plays a pivotal role in the success of any business. As such, there are employment opportunities across a range of sectors. Graduates may choose to specialise in:
- advertising
- product/sales management
- marketing research/teaching
- business management
- consultancy
Special features
- industry-related projects in marketing, including a research project, develop students’ practical skills
- graduates may apply to receive the Certificate in Market Research of the Australian Market and Social Research Society (AMSRS)
Program structure
Core courses
Select 2 courses from:
COR109 Health, Law and Ethics
COR110 Blood Banking and Transfusion Sciences
COR111 Communication Skills for Medicine
Business foundation courses
8 required courses:
BUS101 Immunology
BUS102 Pathophysiology
BUS103 Medical Biochemistry
BUS104 Epidemiology and Biostatistics
BUS106 Biochemical Pharmacology
BUS108 Pharmaceutical and Food Microbiology
BUS211 Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology
BUS320 Special Research Project
Marketing major courses
4 common required courses:
BUS105 Special Research Project
MKG210 Workplace Learning I
MKG211 Workplace Learning II
MKG220 Medical Microbiology
Students may select one of two specific alternative majors by selecting and completing four of the following required courses:
EITHER
Marketing Research Major Courses
2 required courses:
BUS301 Integrated Medical Science
MKG321 Medical Biochemistry
plus select 2 courses from:
IBS310 Introduction to Clinical Trial Coordination
IBS321 Clinical Embryology
MKG221 Medicinal Organic Chemistry
CMN120 Microbial Pathogenesis
CMN218 Special Research Project
OR
Applied Marketing Major Courses
Select 4 courses from:
IBS310 Special Research Project
IBS321 Workplace Learning I
MKG221 Workplace Learning II
CMN120 Communication and Thought
CMN218 Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship
Elective courses
Select 6 advanced courses, which may comprise a 4 course minor and 2 electives, or 6 electives (up to 6 electives may be chosen from the faculties of Business, Arts and Social Sciences or Science, Health and Education).
Course substitution: the GO (Global Opportunities) Program
As part of your USC program, you may apply to participate in the GO Program to undertake courses with an overseas higher education provider
Program requirements and notes
- All students must complete a minimum of 24 courses including core courses, in the Bachelor of Business.
- Refer to the Academic Rules.
- Refer to explanation of terms.
- Refer to recommended enrolment patterns. For previous recommended enrolment patterns refer to the relevant archived Student Handbook.
- Courses within this program are assessed using a variety of assessment methods including, for example, essays, seminar presentations, reports, in-class tests, and examinations.
- International students need to refer to the University's English language proficiency requirements.
- Only a full-time study option is available to international students.
Enquiries
Faculty of Business
Tel: +61 7 5430 1221
Email: businessfaculty@usc.edu.au