Bachelor of Management Studies CU06

Program Overview

This program is designed to provide students with increased English Literacy skills in order to progress through an accredited Bachelor undergraduate program. It provides a flexibility of choice in a range of university-wide disciplines across faculties.

Students will be expected to complete both compulsory and core courses to progress their degree.

Program Structure

Students must complete a program of 32 courses. The 8 courses detailed below must be successfully completed before progression to second year courses:

Code	Course
8 compulsory courses
JAPN11012	Introductory Japanese A
JAPN11013	Introductory Japanese B
COIS11011	Foundations of Business Computing
COMM11008	Communication for Academic Contexts I
STAT11028	Quantitative Methods A
COMM11010	Introductory Communication Skills 1
COMM11011	Introductory Communication Skills 2
LITR11055	Popular Genres
Students must then complete
7 compulsory compulsory courses
ACCT11059	Using Accounting for Decision Making
ECON11026	Principles of Economics
HRMT11010	Organisational Behaviour
LAWS11030	Introductory & Contract Law I
MRKT11029	Marketing
MGMT11163	Managerial Communication
MGMT11109	Introduction to Management

12 Technical Specialist courses must be completed from any of the following five Business streams offered by the Faculty of Business & Law:

• Accounting & Finance
• Management
• Human Resources Management
• Marketing
• Information Systems Management

Accounting & Finance

Code	Course
all of the following 9 Accounting courses:
ACCT11057	Principles of Accounting
ACCT19060	Management of Accounting
ACCT19061	Corporate Accounting
LAWS19032	Company & Association Law
ACCT19062	Accounting Theory
ACCT19063	Contemporary Issues in Accounting
ACCT19064	Auditing & Professional Practice
FINC19011	Business Finance
LAWS19033	Taxation Law & Practice A
3 of the following Accounting courses:
LAWS19031	Mercantile Law
ACCT19065	Foundations of Research in Commerce
FINC19012	Investment Analysis & Risk Management
ACCT19066	Accouanting Systems & Assurance
LAWS19034	Taxation Law & Practice B
HRMT19017	Project
STAT11048	Essential Statistics
	Elective

Management

Code	Course
ECON19032	Microeconomics
ECON19033	Macroeconomics
HRMT11011	Human Resources in Organisations
LAWS19031	Mercantile Law
HRMT19020	Managing Organisational Change
HRMT19021	Australian Industrial Relations
MGMT11109	Introduction to Management
MGMT11163	Managerial Communication
MGMT19114	Strategic Management
MGMT19103	Logistics Management
MGMT19105	Quality Management
STAT11048	Essential Statistics

Human Resources Management

Code	Course
HRMT11011	Human Resources in Organisations
HRMT19012	Performance Management
HRMT19013	Human Resource Development
HRMT19020	Managing Organisational Change
HRMT19021	Australian Industrial Relations
HRMT19014	Human Resources Planning, Recruitment and Selection
HRMT19005	Professional Experience & Practice
HRMT19015	Research for Human Resources Decision-Making
HRMT19022	Comparative Employment Relations
HRMT19016	Contemporary Organisational & HRM Studies
	2 Elective courses

Marketing

Code	Course
MRKT11028	E-Marketing & Retail Selling
MRKT19030	Promotions Management
MRKT19031	Buyer Behaviour
MRKT19034	Marketing, New Ventures & Entrepreneurship
MGMT19114	Strategic Management
MRKT19036	Marketing of Service Products
MRKT19037	International Marketing & Business
MRKT19038	Market Research Techniques
MRKT19039	Market Research Applications
MRKT19040	Marketing Plans & Their Implementation
	2 elective courses

Information Systems (these courses are offered by the Faculty of Informatics & Communication)

Code	Course
COIT11166	Systems Analysis & Design
COIT12168	Analysis & Specification
COIT12169	Systems Implementation
COIS12031	Software Design & Programming
COIS13034	Information Systems Management with e-Commerce Applications
COIS13013	Management Support Systems
COIS12036	Human-Computer Interaction
COMM11007	Professional Writing
COIT11133	Programming A
COIS12041	Business Programming
COIT12167	Database Use & Design
COIT12170	Data Communication

5 elective courses selected from any 6 units of credit undergraduate courses offered by CQU, subject to approval by the Dean. The Faculty will notify students if their selection of elective courses has not been approved.