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Faculty of Business undergraduate courses

Business foundation courses
Accounting
Financial Planning
Human Resource Management
Information Systems
International Business
Management
Marketing
Property and Asset Management
Tourism

Course schedule

All undergraduate courses listed by semester of offer and course description.

Faculty of Business course schedule

Business foundation courses

Compulsory courses for all business students

7 required courses:
BUS101 Applied Research Methods
BUS102 Economics for Business
BUS103 Business Law and Ethics
BUS104 Managing the Organisation
BUS105 Marketing Theory and Practice
BUS106 Introductory Accounting
BUS108 Introduction to ICT

Business elective courses

Accounting

Major - consists of all 8 courses listed below
Minor - consists any 4 of the following courses providing prerequisites are met

ACC210 Financial Accounting
ACC211 Business Finance
ACC220 Law of Business Associations
ACC221 Company Accounting
ACC310 Management Accounting
ACC311 Taxation Law and Practice
ACC320 Contemporary Accounting Issues
ACC321 Auditing and Professional Practice

Financial Planning

Major - consists of all 8 courses listed below
Minor - consists any 4 of the following courses providing prerequisites are met

ACC211 Business Finance
ACC311 Taxation Law and Practice
FIN210 Introduction to Financial Planning
FIN220 Retirement and Superannuation
FIN221 Insurance and Risk Management
FIN310 Investment Management
FIN320 Tax and Estate Planning
FIN321 Financial Plan Construction

Human Resource Management

Major - consists of all 8 courses listed below
Minor - consists of HRM210 plus 3 HRM courses providing prerequisites are met

HRM210 Managing Human Resources
HRM211 Staffing and Remuneration
HRM220 Managing Workplace Relations
HRM221 Employment and Industrial Law
HRM311 Leadership and Team Dynamics
HRM312 Training and Development
HRM321 Managing Organisational Change
MGT320 Management Strategy

Information Systems

Major - consists of all 8 courses listed below
Minor - consists of BUS108 plus any 3 of the following ICT courses providing prerequisites are met

ICT210 ICT Analysis and Project Management
ICT211 Database Design
ICT220 Telecommunications and Networks
ICT221 Java Programming 1
ICT310 Object-oriented Analysis and Design
ICT311 Java Programming 2
ICT320 Database Programming
ICT321 Architecture and Systems Integration

International Business

Major - consists of 6 IBS courses listed below, plus 2 courses from the International Business electives listed
Minor - consists of any 4 IBS courses listed below.

IBS210 Principles of International Business
IBS220 Cross-Cultural Management
IBS221 Trade and Finance in a Global Economy
IBS310 International Marketing
IBS320 Export Management
IBS321 Global E-Business
Plus select 2 International Business electives from:
ACC211 Business Finance
HRM220 Managing Workplace Relations
HRM311 Leadership and Team Dynamics
TSM210 Tourism Management
TSM211 Tourist Behaviour and Special Interests
TSM221 Tourism Policy, Planning and Development
TSM222 Ecotourism: a Sustainable Option?
TSM312 Sustainable Tourism
TSM313 Tourism, Technology and Innovation
TSM323 Practicum in Tourism
INT100 International Politics: An Australian Perspective
INT230 Making Public Policy in a Global Era
INT235 International Relations: Theory and Practice
INT250 Forces of Change in International Politics
INT274 Politics and Security in East Asia
MKG211 Services Marketing
MKG221 Sport and Event Marketing
Language courses (Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences offers Indonesian, Japanese and Italian)

Management

Major - consists of 7 Management courses listed below, plus 1 course from the Management electives listed
Minor - consists of any 4 MGT or HRM courses providing prerequisites are met

HRM210 Managing Human Resources
HRM220 Workplace Relations
HRM311 Leadership and Team Dynamics
HRM321 Managing Organisational Change
MGT210 Project and Event Management
MGT310 Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship
MGT320 Management Strategy
Select 1 of the following Management elective courses:
ACC310 Management Accounting
IBS220 Cross-Cultural Management
ICT210 ICT Analysis and Project Management
TSM210 Tourism Management

Marketing

Major - consists of the 8 courses listed below
Minor - consists of MKG210 , MKG211 , MKG220 and MGT320

IBS310 International Marketing
MGT320 Management Strategy
MKG210 Consumer Behaviour
MKG211 Services Marketing
MKG220 Promotions Management
MKG221 Sport and Event Marketing
MKG301 Advanced Research Methods (Marketing)
MKG321 Marketing Research Project

Property and Asset Management

Major - consists of 7 Property and Asset Management courses listed below, plus 1 course from the Property and Asset Management electives listed
Minor - consists of PAM210 plus any 3 compulsory courses from the Property and Asset Management major providing prerequisites are met

PAM210 Property Economics
PAM211 Property Concepts and Introductory Valuation
PAM220 Property Law *
PAM310 Asset and Property Management *
PAM320 Property Investment and Development *
PAM321 Advanced Property and Construction Practice *
ENP101 Planning Principles, Theory and Ethics
ENG201 Construction Technology 1

* Subject to final approval

Tourism

Major - consists of the 7 TSM courses listed below, plus one course from the Tourism electives listed
Minor - consists of any 4 TSM courses providing prerequisites are met

TSM210 Tourism Management
TSM211 Tourist Behaviour and Special Interests
TSM221 Tourism Policy, Planning and Development
TSM222 Ecotourism: a Sustainable Option?
TSM312 Sustainable Tourism
TSM313 Tourism, Technology and Innovation
TSM323 Practicum in Tourism
Select 1 of the following Tourism elective courses:
IBS321 International E-Business Marketing Strategy
MGT210 Project and Event Management
MKG211 Services Marketing
MKG221 Sport and Event Marketing
ENP240 Interpretation: Environment, Heritage and Tourism

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