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Student Handbook : Honours : Program Group : CA01

CA01 - Bachelor of Business

Program Aim

 

The Bachelor of Business program is CQUniversity's premier business management program. The program allows students to undertake studies in a wide range of business and management related fields, which in turn provides students with a wide range of career opportunities. The program also provides students with membership pathways to numerous professional bodies, ensuring that upon completing the program, students receive not only an academic qualification, but recognition of their skills and knowledge within their chosen profession.

The program provides a flexible degree pathway, offering a diverse range of courses and providing students the opportunity to develop a broad range of skills relating to the modern business environment.

Program Structure

 

To satisfy the requirements for the award, students must complete 24 courses (144 units of credit) which comply with the requirements stated below.

Students must complete:

  • 8 core courses; and
  • One major consisting of 8 courses as detailed for this program; and
  • 8 elective courses, from the Bachelor of Business majors or other approved business courses OR
  • A second major consisting of 8 courses as detailed for this program

 

Available majors include:

Majors

  • Tourism
  • Marketing
  • Human Resources Management
  • Management
  • Information Systems 
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Sustainability
  • Public Relations
  • Accounting
  • Property

 

Note: The first year of the program will be available internally at all regional campuses.  Second and third year courses may be required to be undertaken via a combination of workshops, internal classes and distance education.  Not all majors are available at all campuses.  Please refer to the More Details section for information on campus availability.

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