Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Learning Management (Secondary) CK10
Program at a glance
Duration: | 4 years full-time (Accelerated Progression) |
Mode & Location: | internal (final term external) - ROK. Business courses may be taken in either mode. |
Courses/Units of Credit: | 36 courses/216 units of credit. NOTE: This double degree program is under review and therefore subject to change. |
Faculty: | Faculty of Business & Law; Faculty of Education & Creative Arts |
Entry: | QTAC |
Accreditation: | Graduates are eligible for provisional registration with the Queensland Board of Teacher Registration. Full registration is gained following the equivalent of 12 months' successful, full-time teaching. |
Residential School: | not applicable |
Practicum/Work placement: | 80 days of assessed fieldwork under the supervision of BTR registered teachers plus an additional 25 days internship |
Exit awards: | not applicable |
Interim awards: | not applicable |
Contact: | Carolyn Tomlin on 07 4930 9351 or email c.tomlin@cqu.edu.au |
International students: | not applicable |
CRICOS program codes: | not applicable |
Program outline
The Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Learning Management (Secondary) is a double degree for students wishing to enter the profession of teaching with specialisation in secondary education. (See Terminology for definition of a double degree).
It provides students with the opportunity to develop as professional teachers through a comprehensive tertiary program and extensive practical experience in schools and the community.
This course enables preservice teachers to prepare themselves to teach a range of secondary education business curriculum areas.
Curriculum subject areas are offered depending on availability of appropriate curriculum studies in the discipline degree and the availability of pedagogical studies in the Education degree.
Graduates are eligible to apply for teaching positions with employers including Education Queensland, Catholic Education and independent schools.
Career options
teacher - secondary with specialised business options
Program structure
Students must complete:
- 18 courses from the Bachelor of Business Administration
- 18 courses from the Bachelor of Learning Management (Secondary).
Bachelor of Business Administration Strand
The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree of the double degree enables students to obtain sufficient courses of study to have two teaching areas to Year 12. Students must complete 18 courses, comprised of the following courses.
- 8 compulsory courses, which are:
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
ACCT11059 | Using Accounting for Decision Making |
ECON11026 | Principles of Economics |
HRMT11010 | Organisational Behaviour |
COIS11011 | Foundations of Business Computing |
LAWS11030 | Introductory & Contract Law |
MRKT11029 | Marketing |
MGMT11163 | Managerial Communication |
MATH11246 | Quantitative Methods A |
- Satisfy the requirements of 2 plans. A plan is defined as 6 courses in a specialist area and must include at least 4 advanced level courses. One plan must be chosen from the following specialist areas offered by the Faculty of Business & Law:
- Accounting & Finance
- Economics
- Human Resources Management
- Legal Studies
- Management
- Marketing
- Tourism
The courses that can be credited towards these plans are listed below:
Accounting
Level 1
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
ACCT11057 | Principles of Accounting |
ACCT11059 | Using Accounting Information for Decision Making |
Advanced
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
ACCT19060 | Management Accounting |
ACCT19061 | Corporate Accounting |
ACCT19062 | Issues in Financial Reporting |
ACCT19082 | Financial Accounting Theory |
FINC19011 | Business Finance |
ACCT19064 | Auditing & Professional Practice |
ACCT19066 | Accounting Systems & Assurance |
Economics
Level 1
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
ECON11026 | Principles of Economics |
Advanced
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
ECON19035 | Economics of Electronic Commerce |
ECON19031 | Environmental Economics |
FINC19011 | Business Finance |
FINC19012 | Investment Analysis & Risk Management |
ECON19032 | Microeconomics |
ECON19033 | Macroeconomics |
Legal Studies
Level 1
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
LAWS11030 | Introductory & Contract Law |
and one of the following Level 1 courses:
Advanced
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
LAWS11046 | Law & the Environment |
LAWS19031 | Commercial Law |
LAWS19032 | Company & Association Law |
LAWS19033 | Taxation Law & Practice A |
LAWS19034 | Taxation Law & Practice B |
Human Resources Management
Level 1
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
HRMT11010 | Organisational Behaviour |
HRMT11011 | Human Resources in Organisations |
Advanced
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
HRMT19012 | Performance Management |
HRMT19013 | Human Resources Development |
HRMT19021 | Australian Industrial Relations |
HRMT19014 | Human Resources, Planning Recruitment and Selection |
HRMT19020 | Managing Organisational Change |
HRMT19005 | Professional Experience & Practice |
HRMT19015 | Research for Human Resources Decision Making |
HRMT19022 | Comparative Employment Relations |
HRMT19016 | Contemporary Organisational & HRM Studies |
BUSN19021 | Project |
Marketing
Level 1
Advanced
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
MRKT19031 | Consumer Behaviour |
MRKT19030 | Promotions Management |
MRKT19034 | Market, New Ventures & Entrepreneurship |
MRKT19038 | Market Research Techniques |
MRKT19049 | Customer Relationship Marketing |
MRKT19036 | Marketing Service Products |
MRKT19037 | International Marketing & Business |
MRKT19040 | Marketing Plans |
MGMT19114 | Strategic Management |
Management
Level 1
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
HRMT11010 | Organisational Behaviour |
HRMT11011 | Human Resources in Organisations |
MGMT11109 | Introduction to Management |
Advanced
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
MGMT19114 | Strategic Management |
MGMT19103 | Logistics Management |
MGMT19105 | Quality Management |
ECON19032 | Microeconomics |
ECON19033 | Macroeconomics |
Tourism
Level 1
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
TOUR1009 | Tourism Impacts Assessment |
TOUR11013 | Understanding Tourism |
BUSN11014 | Professional Competencies for Marketing, Tourism and Business |
Advanced
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
TOUR19008 | Managing Tourism Demand |
TOUR19010 | Tourism in the Asia Pacific |
TOUR19012 | Tourism Planning |
TOUR19015 | Research in Tourism |
TOUR19016 | Thematic Tourism |
TOUR19018 | Tourism Project |
Bachelor of Learning Management (Secondary)
Year 1 - Autumn
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
EDED11353 | Learning Management |
Year 1 - Winter
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
EDED11355 | Futures |
Year 2 - Autumn
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
EDED11354 | Networks and Partnerships |
Year 2 - Winter
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
EDED11398 | Effective Teaching and Learning |
EDFE11015 | Portal Task I (10 days EPP) |
Year 2 - Spring/Summer
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
EDED12346 | Positive Classroom Behaviour |
Year 3 - Autumn
Discipline 1 Curriculum and Pedagogy Middle School
Discipline 2 Curriculum and Pedagogy Middle School
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
EDFE12036 | Portal Task II (Secondary) (12 days) |
Year 3 - Winter
Discipline 1 Curriculum and Pedagogy Senior School
Discipline 2 Curriculum and Pedagogy Senior School
Year 3 - Spring/Summer
Year 4 - Autumn
Year 4 - Winter
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
EDED11403 | The Entrepreneurial Professional |
EDED11402 | E.Learning Manager |
EDFE14018 | Portal Task IV |
Curriculum and Pedagogy Middle School
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
EDCU11013 | Health and Physical Education |
EDSE11021 | Middle School Mathematics |
EDCU11021 | Science Curriculum and Pedagogy |
EDSE11004 | Middle School English |
EDSE11006 | Middle School Humanities |
EDSE12016 | Middle School Curriculum Studies |
Curriculum and Pedagogy Senior School
Course Code | Course Title |
---|---|
EDSE12019 | Senior School Mathematics |
EDCU19025 | Senior School Science |
EDSE12011 | Senior School English |
EDCU11005 | Senior School Health and Physical Education |
EDSE12017 | Senior School Curriculum Studies |
EDSE12013 | Senior School Humanities |
Check the details
Students intending to apply for teaching positions in the private sector may be required to show evidence of studies in religion.
Students enrolling in this program should consult the Program Administrator, Faculty of Business & Law, no later than Orientation Week.