Bachelor of Business (Management) CQ07

Program Overview

The program is for those seeking a general understanding of industry, commerce and government in Australia and the Asia-Pacific without specialisation in one specific functional area. This is particularly attractive to those students who have completed an Associate or Advanced Diploma in business-related areas and wish to extend their knowledge and skills. The flexibility available from this program is its greatest strength.

Career opportunities include administration management, quality management, logistics management, small business management and operations management.

The Bachelor of Business (Management) program not only offers students the opportunity to study a degree that is recognised by professional management bodies throughout Australia, but also allows students the flexibility to design a program of study that will best meet their individual career aspirations and take advantage of the rapidly changing career opportunities that exist in the modern business environment.

Students should consider the following points in selecting the courses to be studied in a particular year, enabling them to structure their study program so prerequisite courses are completed prior to subsequent advanced level courses:

• full-time students usually study a maximum of 4 courses per term;
• part-time students usually study a maximum of 2 courses per term;
• refer to the table of course availability for detailed information about term offered, internal and distance availability, prerequisites.

The Faculty’s undergraduate courses have some emphasis on developing the student’s competencies and practical knowledge of the business applications of computing. Internal students will spend time in the Faculty’s computer facilities as part of their regular classes and distance students will need to ensure, when undertaking certain courses of study, they have a high level of access to adequate computer facilities.

Program Structure

Students must complete a program of 24 courses which comply with the management program detailed below.

Students must complete:

Code	Course
all of the following 7 compulsory courses:
ACCT11058	Using Accounting for Decision Making
ECON11026	Principles of Economics
HRMT11010	Organisational Behaviour
COIS11011	Foundations of Business Computing
LAWS11030	Introductory & Contract Law I
MRKT11029	Marketing
STAT11028	Quantitative Methods A
all of the following 12 Management technical specialist courses:
ECON19032	Microeconomics
ECON19033	Macroeconomics
HRMT11011	Human Resources in Organisations
LAWS19031	Mercantile Law
MGMT11163	Managerial Communication
HRMT19020	Managing Organisational Change
HRMT19021	Australian Industrial Relations
MGMT19114	Strategic Management
MGMT19103	Logistics Management
MGMT19105	Quality Management
MGMT11109	Introduction to Management
STAT12029	Essential Statistics

• 5 elective courses, selected from any 6 point undergraduate course offered by CQU, subject to approval by the Dean. The Faculty will notify students if their selection of elective courses has not been approved. A maximum of 12 Level 1 courses may be credited towards the Bachelor of Business (Management). Note that all 7 core courses, plus MGMT11163  , MGMT11109  , HRMT11011  , and STAT12029   are Level 1 courses.

Note: Students must check to see when and where a course is offered before enrolling. See the course availability section in this handbook for details.

Offshore Delivery Sites

Programs available at offshore delivery sites are offered with the support of local agents. Students should note that some programs are subject to articulation arrangements with the local institution and that course and program offerings are subject to availability at that particular delivery site.

Application for Credit Transfer

Credit transfer will only be granted where a student is able to demonstrate that tertiary studies equivalent in content and depth to a Bachelor of Business (Management) course have been completed.

Students should examine the course synopses in this Handbook to determine the courses from which they may be eligible to claim exemption.