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Study Plan - Semester 2 (mid-year) commencement

This Bachelor of Business (Management) Study Plan is for students commencing in Semester 2, 2014.

Year 1

Year 1

Semester 2
CourseSemester of offer
(Sunshine Coast)
UnitsRequisites
COR109 Human Physiology
BUS101 Human Anatomy
BUS106 Introduction to Coaching Science
BUS108 Cell Biology
Semester 1
CourseSemester of offer
(Sunshine Coast)
UnitsRequisites
BUS102 Chemistry
BUS104 Science Research Methods
BUS105 Introduction to Sport and Exercise Science

PLUS select 1 elective course from either faculty (Arts and Business or Science, Health, Education and Engineering).

Year 2

Year 2

Semester 2
CourseSemester of offer
(Sunshine Coast)
UnitsRequisites
IBS220 Biomechanics I

PLUS select 2 elective courses from the School of Business.

PLUS select 1 advanced level (200/300 coded) elective course from either faculty (Arts and Business or Science, Health, Education and Engineering).

Semester 1
CourseSemester of offer
(Sunshine Coast)
UnitsRequisites
BUS203 Exercise Physiology I
BUS211 Introduction to Sports Medicine
MGT210 Functional Anatomy

PLUS select 1 advanced level (200/300 coded) elective course from either faculty (Arts and Business or Science, Health, Education and Engineering).

Year 3

Year 3

Semester 2
CourseSemester of offer
(Sunshine Coast)
UnitsRequisites
BUS320 Introduction to Mathematics
HRM321 Mathematics Foundations
MGT322 Learning and Teaching in the Practice Environment

PLUS select 1 advanced level (200/300 coded) elective course from either faculty (Arts and Business or Science, Health, Education and Engineering).

Semester 1
CourseSemester of offer
(Sunshine Coast)
UnitsRequisites
HRM311 Research in Health Care
MGT310 Leadership in Clinical Practice

PLUS select 2 advanced level (200/300 coded) elective course from either faculty (Arts and Business or Science, Health, Education and Engineering).