Study@CQU 2003

Postgraduate Programs

Master of Business Administration CF65

Duration: 2 years full-time, 3 years part-time
Mode & Location: internal - ROK/GDC/MEL/SYD/BNE/FIJI/HTHK/HTD, external
Fees: full-fee-paying
Courses/Units of Credit: 12 courses/96 units of credit
Faculty: Business & Law
Entry: direct
Residential School: non-compulsory workshop for one course
Exit Awards: GCM, GDM
Contact: Postgraduate Coordinator 07 4930 9358
International Students: International students studying in Australia must study full-time, on-campus.
CQU CRICOS Program Codes: ROK/GDC/BNE - 001273M, MEL - 023773J, SYD - 020487F

Program Overview

This program is designed to enhance the opportunities for graduates to obtain positions involving major managerial responsibilities in commerce, industry and government.

Its broad aim is to provide a program which will enable its graduates to apply contemporary management and business knowledge and perspectives in an interdisciplinary manner to the dynamic environments in which they are likely to find themselves as managers.

Entry

Program Structure (12 courses) Master of Business Administration (General Management)

Code Course
2 core courses:
MGMT20093   Managing in a Dynamic Environment
MGMT20112   Strategy Formulation & Initiatives
plus 3 of the following:
MGMT20094   Organisational Analysis
ECON20024   The Economics of the Asia Pacific
MGMT20074   Integrating Organisational Processes
MGMT20095   Asia Pacific Business
MGMT20113   Strategy Implementation
7 elective postgraduate courses, selected from the Faculty of Business & Law provided prerequisites have been met.

Workshops

There is a non compulsory workshop in MGMT20112 Strategy Formulation & Initiatives. Non-compulsory workshops may be available in other Management courses listed above. Students who need assistance in determining their program of study in this program should contact the Postgraduate Coordinator.

Master of Business Administration (Specialisation)

Students wishing to follow a program of study which concentrates on a specific area or field may graduate from the MBA with a stated specialisation. All students will be admitted to CF65 Master of Business Administration and upon enrolment must nominate a specialisation via attaching a plan through e.rolment. Available specialisations within the MBA are:

Program Structure

Candidates must complete 12 courses (96 units of credit) to graduate with the Master of Business Administration, in a particular specialisation, which must include:

Code Course
2 core courses:
MGMT20093   Managing in a Dynamic Environment
MGMT20112   Strategy Formulation & Initiatives
plus 3 of the following:
MGMT20094   Organisational Analysis
ECON20024   The Economics of the Asia Pacific
MGMT20074   Integrating Organisational Processes
MGMT20095   Asia Pacific Business
MGMT20113   Strategy Implementation
3 elective postgraduate courses selected from the Faculty of Business & Law provided prerequisites have been met.
4 specialisation courses chosen according to the rules for each stated specialisation:

Financial Management

Code Course
Any 4 courses from:
FINC20006   Organisational Finance
FINC20007   Financial Market Analysis
FINC20008   International Finance
FINC20009   Advanced Finance
FINC20010   Capital Budgeting

Human Resources Management

Code Course
HRMT20006   Human Resources Management on the Pacific Rim
HRMT20007   Human Resources Management
HRMT20008   Contemporary Issues in Human Resources Management
HRMT20018   Contemporary Employment Relations

Information Systems *

Code Course
Any 4 courses from:
COIS20024   Information Systems Overview
COIS20025   Information Systems Development
COIS20026   Database Development & Management
COIS20027   Digital Telecommunications & Networks
COIS20008   Information Systems Project Planning & Management
ECOM20001   Information Systems Management: Integrating e-Commerce
COIS20028   Management & Design of Advanced Systems
ECOM20002   Security, Ethics & Electronic Commerce Systems
COIS20010   Decision Support & Intelligent Systems
ECOM20004   Electronic Commerce - A Global Perspective

International Business

Code Course
Any 4 courses from:
HRMT20006   Human Resources Management on the Pacific Rim
MRKT20018   International Marketing
LAWS20038   International Business Law
FINC20007   Financial Market Analysis
FINC20008   International Finance
LAWS20055   International Contracts & Business Transactions

Management Accounting

Code Course
ACCT20047   Strategic Cost Management
ACCT20048   Management Accounting Systems
ECOM20001   Information Systems Management: Integrating e-Commerce
ACCT20051   Accounting Information for Decision Making

Marketing Management

Code Course
Any 4 courses from:
MRKT20018   International Marketing
MRKT20019   Marketing Management
MRKT20020   Advanced Marketing Strategy
MRKT20021   Consumer Behaviour
MRKT20023   Selling & Direct Marketing
MRKT20024   Advertising & Promotions
MRKT20025   Market Research
MRKT20026   Marketing of Service Products
MRKT20027   E-Marketing

International Business Law

Code Course
Any four courses from:
LAWS20055   International Contracts & Business Transactions
LAWS20038   International Business Law
LAWS20042   Law of e-Commerce and the Internet
LAWS20037   Law for Management
LAWS20035   Environmental Regulation in the Asia-Pacific Region

E-Business

Code Course
Any 4 courses from:
LAWS20042   Law of e-Commerce and the Internet
MRKT20027   e-Marketing
ECOM20004   Electronic Commerce – A Global Perspective
HRMT20019   Management of Change
ECOM20001   Information Systems Management: Integrating e-Commerce
ECOM20007   Developing e-Commerce Solutions
ECOM29008   E-commerce Trading Systems
COIS20010   Decision Support and Intelligent Systems
ECOM20002   Security, Ethics and e-Commerce Systems
COMM20036   Informatics, Culture and Communication
ECON20038   Economics and Electronic Commerce

Environmental Stewardship

Code Course
ECON20037   Corporate Environmental Management
Plus any 3 courses from:
MGMT20083   Models of Sustainable Development
ECON20025   Environmental Economics
LAWS20039   Environmental Law and Regulation
TOUR20011   Sustainable Tourism Development
LAWS20035   Environmental Regulation in the Asia-Pacific Region

Workshops

There is a non compulsory workshop in MGMT20112 Strategy Formulation & Initiatives. Non-compulsory workshops may be available in other Management courses listed above. Students who need assistance in determining their program of study in this program should contact the Postgraduate Coordinator.

CQU CRICOS Provider Codes: QLD - 00219C; NSW - 01315F; VIC - 01624D

This handbook was correct as at: 16-06-2003

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