2014 Programme Guide MANUKAU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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1 2014 Programme Guide MANUKAU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

2 Programme Listing PAGE Business Certificate 2 Diplomas 3 Bachel of Applied Management 11 Graduate Diploma 21 Business Administration, Travel and Tourism Certificate (Business Administration) 2 Diplomas (Business Administration) 7 Certificates (Travel and Tourism) 12 Diplomas (Travel and Tourism) 14 Counselling, Mental Health, Social Wk and Social Services Certificate 2 Diplomas 4 Bachel of Applied Social Science 6 Bachel of Applied Social Wk 8 Creative Arts Diplomas 2 Certificate (Visual Arts) 4 Bachel of Creative Arts 6 Culinary, Hospitality & Baking Certificates (Culinary) 2 Diploma (Culinary) 4 Certificates (Hospitality) 5 Diploma (Hospitality) 7 Certificate (Baking) 9 Education Certificates (ECE) 2 Bachel of Early Childhood Education 5 Certificates 7 Electrical, Civil and Mechanical Engineering Certificate 2 Diplomas 3 Bachel of Engineering Technology 8 English f Speakers of Other Languages Certificate 2 Foundation Studies Certificate 2 Hair and Beauty Certificate 2 PAGE Hticulture, Landscaping, Conservation, Flistry, Arbiculture and Apiculture Certificates (Hticulture, Conservation 2 and Arbiculture) Diplomas 9 Certificates (Apiculture) 11 Certificates (Flistry) 13 Infmation Technology Certificate 2 Diplomas 3 Bachel of Infmation and 5 Communication Technology Maritime Certificate (Seamanship) 2 Diplomas (Nautical Science, Marine Engineering) 3 & 6 Certificates of Competency (Master Feign Going and Marine Engineer Class 1 & 2) 5 & 8 Nursing and Health Studies Certificate 2 Diplomas 5 Bachel of Nursing 7 Bachel of Nursing Pacific 10 Shipping, Freight and Logistics Certificate (Logistics and Commerical Logistics) 2-4 Diplomas (Shipping, Freight and Supply Chain Management) 5-6 Graduate Certificates (Shipping and Supply Chain Management) 7-8 Other 9 Spt and Recreation Certificate 2 Bachel of Spt and Exercise Science 3 Trades Certificates (Automotive and 2 Vehicle Technology) Certificates (Building and Construction, 13 Plumbing and Gasfitting) Certificates (Electrical and Mechanical Trades) 23 Diploma Computer Integrated Manufacture 32 MIT Campus Map MANUKAU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

3 Key Contacts Schools and Community Liaison Manager Pasifika and Schools Liaison Kaitakawaenga Mai Liaison Schools and Youth Liaison Community and PTE Liaison STAR Office Liaison Administrat Manager Schools and Community Infmation Centre Emma Beale Chris Lautua Ata Turia-Crump Moana Leilua Marama Hunter Claire Lunjevich Tusi Perez Graeme McClennan Naomi Tito (Manager) LJK Block, Gate 1, Newbury Street, Otara Open Monday-Friday 8.00am-5.00pm Website and Phone Application and Enrolment When to apply Application Notification Enrolment Payment MIT accepts applications at any time. We encourage applicants to submit their application fms as early as possible. Application fms can be found in the back of all MIT programme brochures. Application fms can be downloaded from Application fms and brochures can be dered by calling Once we receive your application we will contact you. If we have scheduled an interview f you need me details we will let you know. If your application is successful you will receive an offer of place. If your application is not successful we will suggest an alternative programme f you. To accept your offer of place you will complete an enrolment fm. Once we receive your enrolment fm you will be enrolled. Once you are enrolled, fees will need to be paid. You will receive an invoice in the post. If you require assistance applying f a student allowance student loan please let us know PROGRAMME GUIDE

4 Jae-Sung Kim GRADUATE PROFILE Bachel of Engineering Technology (Electrical) I wanted to study engineering at MIT because the student to lecturer ratio is small and I had lots of contact with the teaching staff. I also really liked the atmosphere on campus, as it was lively and everyone was friendly. I would recommend MIT to everyone as classes are practical and this really suited my learning style. MANUKAU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

5 Programme Infmation Business CareeR paths Bridging programme f higher level study Bridging programme f higher level study Entry-level positions in accounting, marketing, management communication Accountant, project manager, event manager, human resource manager, business owner, operations manager, production manager, sales and marketing manager, general manager of a small to medium ganisation Executive-level positions including CEO, direct and general manager roles in large ganisations Foundation Education Training Opptunities Certificate in Computing, Communication and Business (Level 4) Diplomas in Business With specialisations in: Accounting, Marketing and Management (LevelS 5 and 6) Diploma in Communication Studies (Level 5) Bachel of Applied Management With majs in: Accounting (NZICAICPA) Accounting (Non-NZICAICPA) Business Transfmation and Change Communication Management (pending approval) Event Management Human Resource Management Innovation and Entrepreneurship Operations and Production Management Sales and Marketing Strategic Management Graduate Diplomas in each maj (Level 7) Southern Cross University Master of Business Administration Master of Human Resources and Organisational Development Master of Professional Accounting (Level 7) F entry requirements refer to programme details Possible paths to further study Infmation is crect at the time of publication (April 2013). Programme fees may vary depending on your final selection of courses that make up your programme. To provide you with an indication of costs, the approximate fees quoted in this publication are based on the 2013 fee structure. You will be advised of the current fees at the time of enrolment. All courses and programmes will proceed subject to numbers and academic approval. Manukau Institute of Technology is accredited under the provisions of the Education Act Faculty of Business and Infmation Technology 1

6 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time MIT Certificate Certificate in Computing, Communication and Business Duration One semester (full-time) up to two years (part-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 4 Credits 60 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $2,554 (approx) International Student $8,450 (approx) Programme Code MN4523 Take the first step in your tertiary study This six-month qualification will provide you with a broad knowledge base and help you move on to other study programmes in me specialised areas of business communication. The practical group-based activities will develop your personal and team skills skills employers look f. If you are undecided about your future study path, this Certificate is a great way to try two key spheres of business befe committing to an area of focus that you know you will enjoy. The Certificate can be taken either full-time part-time and is well suited to school leavers, mature learners returning to study those seeking a career change and looking to update their skills. Entry Requirements Applicants must meet the following entry requirements: Have at least 40 NCEA credits at Level 2, including subjects that demonstrate competency in English, and mathematics at NCEA Level 1 above equivalent Graduates of appropriate qualifications of at least 60 credits at Level 2 and above Demonstrate that they can wk/study at a level appropriate to the programme. This will be demonstrated through an interview and Applicants must have English language competence to undertake this programme which is taught and assessed in English. Any applicant whose first language is not English may be required to provide evidence of an overall IELTS (Academic) band sce of 6.0 (with no sce below 5.5) equivalent. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (page 24). Students complete the following courses: The Organisational Environment The Personal Environment The Integrated Project. Plus one of the following courses: Specialist Functions within an Organisation: Communication Specialist Functions within an Organisation: Business. Further Training Study Faculty of Business and Infmation Technology Level 5 programmes in Communication and Business. Career Opptunities The programme provides a pathway to a range of career destinations including those in computing and infmation technology, communication and business. 2

7 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time MIT Diploma MIT Diploma in Business Accounting Specialisation Duration One year (full-time) Applications Close when programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 5 Credits 120 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,400 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code MN4516 Capitalise on an accounting specialisation and maximise your career potential If you want to develop new existing accountancy skills and increase your opptunities f promotion, the MIT Diploma in Business (Accounting) will help you achieve this. You will not only learn how to analyse and interpret financial data, prepare accounts, apply models and use MYOB accounting software but will also learn a wide range of other skills to help you succeed in business. The study programme has a focus on accountancy, business management, economics, commercial law, the principles of business, critical thinking, and improving writing and speaking skills. Although this Diploma is complete in itself, it can also open dos to a wide range of further study options. The MIT Diploma in Business (Accounting) can be completed part-time, allowing you to carry on wking as you study. Specialisations are also offered in management, tourism and marketing. However, it is not necessary to specialise and you may choose to complete the Diploma in Business without a specialisation. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 24 26). Students complete the following courses: Semester 1 Level 4 Academic Skills f Business Studies Accounting Principles. Level 5 The Economic Environment. Semester 2 Level 5 Accounting Practices Introduction to Commercial Law Organisation and Management. Further Training Study Students commencing this Diploma can select a pathway that could lead to the New Zealand Diploma in Business, the Bachel of Applied Management and this pathway selection will maximise the cross-credits they gain. Career Opptunities Entry-level positions in accounting. Entry Requirements Applicants less than 20 years old must have: A minimum of 14 numeracy credits at Level 1 higher in mathematics pāngarau on the National Qualifications Framewk and 50 credits at Level 2 above with at least 12 credits in each of three subjects including a minimum of eight literacy credits at Level 2 higher in English Te Reo Māi; four credits must be in reading and four credits must be in writing. The literacy credits will be selected from a schedule of approved achievement standards and unit standards. (The schedule is available at govt.nz/ncea/f-students/ue/litreqs.html) equivalent to the above. Applicants 20 years old greater must have: Relevant wk experience; this may be demonstrated through references/attestation from employers and/ an interview with a representative of the Faculty of Business and Infmation Technology. International students f whom English is a second language must also have an IELTS sce of 6.0 (Academic) with no individual band lower than 5.5 equivalent. Applicants will be accepted in der of application. Faculty OF BUSINESS and infmation technology 3

8 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time MIT Diploma MIT Diploma in Business Management Specialisation Duration One year full-time Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 5 Credits 120 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,400 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code MN4516 Take the lead with a management specialisation to maximise your career potential If you want to develop new existing leadership and management skills and increase your opptunities f promotion, the MIT Diploma in Business (Management) will help you achieve this. A management specialisation will not only develop your all-round business acumen but will also develop your communication and leadership skills crucial f management roles. The study programme has a focus on management, marketing, economics, commercial law, accounting, the principles of business, critical thinking, and improving writing and speaking skills. Although this Diploma is complete in itself, it can also open dos to a wide range of further study options. The MIT Diploma in Business (Management) can be completed part-time, allowing you to carry on wking as you study. Specialisations are also offered in marketing, tourism and accountancy. However, it is not necessary to specialise and you may choose to complete the MIT Diploma in Business without a specialisation. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 24 26). Students complete the following courses: Semester 1 Level 4 Academic Skills f Business Studies Accounting Principles. Level 5 The Economic Environment. Semester 2 Level 5 Introduction to Commercial Law Organisation and Management. Level 6 Leadership. Further Training Study Students commencing this diploma can select a pathway that could lead to the New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6), the Bachel of Applied Management (Level 7) and this pathway selection will maximise the cross-credits they gain. Career Opptunities Entry-level supervisy positions. Entry Requirements Applicants less than 20 years old must have: A minimum of 14 numeracy credits at Level 1 higher in mathematics pāngarau on the National Qualifications Framewk and 50 credits at Level 2 above with at least 12 credits in each of three subjects including a minimum of eight literacy credits at Level 2 higher in English Te Reo Māi; four credits must be in reading and four credits must be in writing. The literacy credits will be selected from a schedule of approved achievement standards and unit standards. (The schedule is available at govt.nz/ncea/f-students/ue/litreqs.html) equivalent to the above. Applicants 20 years old greater must have: Relevant wk experience; this may be demonstrated through references/attestation from employers and/ an interview with a representative of the Faculty of Business and Infmation Technology. International students f whom English is a second language must also have an IELTS sce of 6.0 (Academic) with no individual band lower than 5.5 equivalent. Applicants will be accepted in der of application. 4

9 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time MIT Diploma MIT Diploma in Business Marketing Specialisation Duration One year (full-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 5 Credits 120 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,400 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code MN4516 Become a marketing leader and maximise your career potential If you want to develop new existing marketing skills and increase your opptunities f promotion, the MIT Diploma in Business (Marketing) will help you achieve this. You will not only study buyer behaviour and the fundamentals of business marketing, but will also learn a wide range of other skills to help you succeed in business. The study programme has a focus on marketing, business management, economics, commercial law, accounting, the principles of business, critical thinking, and improving writing and speaking skills. Although this Diploma is complete in itself, it can also open dos to a wide range of further study options. The MIT Diploma in Business (Marketing) can be completed part-time allowing you to carry on wking as you study. Specialisations are also offered in management, tourism and accountancy. However, it is not necessary to specialise and you may choose to complete the MIT Diploma in Business without a specialisation. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 24 26). Students complete the following courses: Semester 1 Level 4 Academic Skills f Business Studies Accounting Principles. Level 5 Fundamentals of Marketing. Semester 2 Level 5 Introduction to Commercial Law Organisation and Management. Level 6 Buyer Behaviour and Communication Strategies. Further Training Study Students commencing this Diploma can select a pathway that could lead to the New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6), the Bachel of Applied Management (Level 7) and this pathway selection will maximise the crosscredits they gain. Career Opptunities Entry-level marketing positions. Entry Requirements Applicants less than 20 years old must have: A minimum of 14 numeracy credits at Level 1 higher in mathematics pāngarau on the National Qualifications Framewk and 50 credits at Level 2 above with at least 12 credits in each of three subjects including a minimum of eight literacy credits at Level 2 higher in English Te Reo Māi; four credits must be in reading and four credits must be in writing. The literacy credits will be selected from a schedule of approved achievement standards and unit standards. (The schedule is available at govt.nz/ncea/f-students/ue/litreqs.html) equivalent to the above. Applicants 20 years old greater must have: Relevant wk experience; this may be demonstrated through references/attestation from employers and/ an interview with a representative of the Faculty of Business and Infmation Technology. International students f whom English is a second language must also have an IELTS sce of 6.0 (Academic) with no individual band lower than 5.5 equivalent. Applicants will be accepted in der of application. Faculty OF BUSINESS and infmation technology 5

10 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time NZ Diploma New Zealand Diploma in Business Accounting Specialisation Duration Two years (full-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 6 Credits 240 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,400 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code NC5121 Do the numbers with an accounting specialisation A New Zealand Diploma in Business with a specialisation in accounting will make you a valuable asset to any business. During this programme of study you will learn the principles of good business practice and how money moves in the global economy. You will also gain excellent skills in business accounting, management, human resources, commercial law and economics. Upon graduation you'll be ready to pursue a career as an accounts administrat, audit assistant, seni accounts clerk even become a self-employed accounts adviser to small businesses. Or you can undertake further study with the Bachel of Applied Management. You can complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business (Accounting) in just two years of full-time study up to four years of part-time study. By graduation you will be ready to pursue a career in the business wld undertake further study with our Bachel of Applied Management. Specialisations are also offered in management, marketing and tourism. You may also choose to complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business without a specialisation. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 24 26).. Students complete the following courses: Level 4 Accounting Principles Level 5 Accounting Practices Business Communication Business Computing Introduction to Commercial Law Organisation and Management The Economic Environment Level 6 Financial Accounting Management Accounting. Plus two of the following: Level 6 Business Finance Internal Auditing Taxation. Plus one additional Level 4, 5 6 course. Note: Students should discuss their study plan with the programme leader who can also advise on prerequisite and co-requisite requirements. Contact the Faculty of Business and Infmation Technology office on and ask f the programme leader. Entry Requirements Applicants less than 20 years old must have: A minimum of 14 numeracy credits at Level 1 higher in mathematics pāngarau on the National Qualifications Framewk. 50 credits at Level 2 above with at least 12 credits in each of three subjects including a minimum of eight literacy credits at Level 2 higher in English Te Reo Mai; four credits must be in reading and four credits must be in writing. The literacy credits will be selected from a schedule of approved achievement standards and unit standards. The schedule may be found on the NZQA website at; html Literacy credits may contribute to the requirement of the above bullet point, provided that a total of 12 credits have been achieved in English Te Reo Māi; equivalent to the above requirements. International Students where English is a second language must also have an IELTS sce of 6.0 (academic) with no individual band lower than 5.5 equivalent. Applicants will be accepted in der of application. 6

11 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time NZ Diploma New Zealand Diploma in Business Management Specialisation Duration Two years (full-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 6 Credits 240 Cost (2013 fees) Programme Code Domestic Student $5,400 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) NC5121 Improve your leadership skills f business success If you're seeking a career want to up-skill in middle management are looking to run your small to medium business me profitably, a New Zealand Diploma in Business with a specialisation in management will equip you with an all-round skill set to lead and manage successful teams. You will not only learn all about leadership and human resources but will also gain skills in business management, accounting, commercial law and economics. Upon graduation you may pursue careers in areas such as middle management, human resources, as a successful business owner/manager. Or you can undertake further study with the Bachel of Applied Management. You can complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business (Management) in just two years of full-time study up to four years of part-time study. Direct entry is possible and is subject to eligibility. By graduation you will be ready to pursue a career in the business wld undertake further study with our Bachel of Applied Management. Specialisations are also offered in accounting, marketing and tourism. You may also choose to complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business without a specialisation. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 24 26). NZDipBus with Management Specialisation Students complete 12 courses. Students complete the following courses: Level 5 Organisation and Management. Level 6 Applied Management. Plus five of the following: Level 4 Accounting Principles. Level 5 Business Communication Business Computing Fundamentals of Marketing Introduction to Commercial Law The Economic Environment. Plus three me of the following: Level 6 Employment Relations Human Resource Management Leadership Operations Management. Plus: Any two Level 4, 5 6 courses. Note: Students should discuss their study plan with the Programme Leader who can also advise on prerequisite and co-requisite requirements. Contact the Faculty of Business and Infmation Technology office on and ask f the Programme Leader. NZDipBus without Specialisation Students complete 12 courses. Students complete six of the following courses: Level 4 Accounting Principles. Level 5 Business Communication Business Computing Fundamentals of Marketing Introduction to Commercial Law Organisation and Management Faculty OF BUSINESS and infmation technology 7

12 New Zealand Diploma in Business Management Specialisation continued The Economic Environment. Plus: At least four Level 6 courses. Plus: Any two Level 4, 5 and 6 courses. Note: Students should discuss their study plan with the Programme Leader who can also advise on prerequisite and co-requisite requirements. Contact the Faculty of Business and Infmation Technology office on and ask f the Programme Leader. Further Training Study Students commencing this Diploma can select a pathway that could lead to the Bachel of Applied Management (Level 7) and this pathway selection will maximise the cross-credits they gain. Career Opptunities A wide range of juni management positions in New Zealand and overseas ganisations. Entry Requirements Applicants less than 20 years old must have: A minimum of 14 numeracy credits at Level 1 higher in mathematics pāngarau on the National Qualifications Framewk. 50 credits at Level 2 above with at least 12 credits in each of three subjects including a minimum of eight literacy credits at Level 2 higher in English Te Reo Māi; four credits must be in reading and four credits must be in writing. The literacy credits will be selected from a schedule of approved achievement standards and unit standards. The schedule may be found on the NZQA website at; html Literacy credits may contribute to the requirement of the above bullet point, provided that a total of 12 credits have been achieved in English Te Reo Māi; equivalent to the above requirements. International Students where English is a second language must also have an IELTS sce of 6.0 (academic) with no individual band lower than 5.5 equivalent. Applicants will be accepted in der of application. 8

13 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time New Zealand Diploma New Zealand Diploma in Business Marketing Specialisation Duration Two years (full-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 6 Credits 240 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,400 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code NC5121 Start your career in the creative side of business If you are business minded, creative, intuitive and great with people, a New Zealand Diploma in Business with a specialisation in marketing is an excellent career choice. You will not only learn all about marketing but will also gain skills in business management, accounting, commercial law and economics. After completion, you will be well placed to make a strong contribution to the marketing side of any ganisation and be well on your way to a career advanced study in marketing. You can complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business (Marketing) in just two years of full-time study up to four years of part-time study. By graduation you will be ready to pursue a career in the business wld undertake further study with our Bachel of Applied Management. Specialisations are also offered in accounting, management and tourism. You may choose to complete the New Zealand Diploma in Business without a specialisation. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 24 26). Students complete the following courses: Level 5 Fundamentals of Marketing Level 6 Buyer Behaviour and Communication Strategies Marketing Planning and Control Marketing Research. Plus five of the following: Level 4 Accounting Principles Level 5 Business Communication Business Computing Introduction to Commercial Law The Economic Environment. Plus: One further Level 6 course Plus: Two further Level 4, 5 6 courses. Note: Students should discuss their study plan with the Programme Leader who can also advise on prerequisite and co-requisite requirements. Contact the Faculty of Business and Infmation Technology office on and ask f the Programme Leader. Further Training Study Students commencing this Diploma can select a pathway that could lead to the Bachel of Applied Management (Level 7) and this pathway selection will maximise the cross-credits they gain. Career Opptunities Positions such as marketing assistant marketing communications roles. Entry Requirements Applicants less than 20 years old must have: A minimum of 14 numeracy credits at Level 1 higher in mathematics pāngarau on the National Qualifications Framewk. 50 credits at Level 2 above with at least 12 credits in each of three subjects including a minimum of eight literacy credits at Level 2 higher in English Te Reo Māi; four credits must be in reading and four credits must be in writing. The literacy credits will be selected from a schedule of approved achievement standards and unit standards. The schedule may be found on the NZQA website at; Literacy credits may contribute to the requirement of the above bullet point, provided that a total of 12 credits have been achieved in English Te Reo Māi; equivalent to the above requirements. International Students where English is a second language must also have an IELTS sce of 6.0 (academic) with no individual band lower than 5.5 equivalent. Applicants will be accepted in der of application. Faculty OF BUSINESS and infmation technology 9

14 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time MIT Diploma MIT Diploma in Communication Studies Duration One year (full-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 5 Credits 120 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,500 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code MN4233 Begin a rewarding career in communication The Diploma in Communication Studies is made up of courses from the Bachel of Applied Management (Communication). Students may gain a recognised qualification in one year go on to complete the Bachel of Applied Management (Communication). F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (page 26). Select at least 6 courses from the Communication courses listed below and two optionals + to make up 8 courses in total. You must include Professional Communication (Level 5) - this course is compulsy. Level 5 Professional Communication News Media Writing and Critical Thinking Level 6 Digital Media Communication* Organisational Writing* Organisational Communication* Level 7 Internal Communication Management* External Communication Management* + Recommended optional courses [15 credits each] from other degree programmes are: Introduction to Marketing Business Computing Introduction to MultiMedia Note: Entry to Level 6 and Level 7 courses is subject to prerequisites being met. Further Training Study Bachel of Applied Management (Level 7). Career Opptunities Positions such as editial assistants, liaison/marketing/ customer service officers and managers, journalists, public relations consultants, ganisational communication assistants, research assistants, special event ganisers, communication advisers, ganisational writers, community advisers and public affairs officers. Entry Requirements Applicants must meet the following entry requirements: Have at least 64 NCEA credits at Level 2, including one subject which demonstrates fluency in English equivalent Have at least 14 NCEA credits in an approved subject at Level 3, including one subject which demonstrates fluency in English equivalent Have the MIT Certificate in Communication its equivalent Demonstrate equivalent practical, professional education experiences which indicate the ability to study at diploma level and Demonstrate English language competence (equivalent to IELTS 6.5) to undertake this programme, which is taught and assessed in English. International applicants much have an overall IELTS (Academic) band sce of 6.5 (with no sce below 6.0) equivalent. Applicants will be accepted in der of application. *Pending approval 10

15 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time Degree Bachel of Applied Management Accounting Maj (NZICA/CPA pathway) Duration Three years (full-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 7 Credits 360 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,500 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code MN4535 Gain employer's attention with membership of the NZICA Being an officially recognised chartered accountant opens dos both in New Zealand and overseas, greatly increasing your chances of finding employment. The New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA) is the national professional body of accountancy, and they have high standards f the entry of new members. MIT is an accredited tertiary institution (ATI) providing the education necessary to meet the academic requirements to qualify f membership with NZICA. Employers pay attention to potential employees with NZICA credentials. NZICA membership comes with a range of benefits and netwks to help further your career in accounting. Not only that, but NZICA benefits extend overseas as well, through their membership of the Global Accounting Alliance, giving you an advantage in seeking employment in 10 other countries including the UK, Canada, Hong Kong, the USA and Japan. Why study accounting f CPA Australia? Manukau Institute of Technology is one of CPA Australia s globally accredited institutions. CPA Australia is one of the wld s largest accounting bodies with a membership of me than 144,000 members across 127 countries. CPA Australia has 17 offices across nine countries. A Certified Practising Accountant (CPA) is a finance, accounting and business professional with a specific qualification. The capabilities of strategy, leadership and global business set CPA Australia apart in today s dynamic business environment. The CPA programme is designed to unlock your potential in the business wld and give you the best possible advantage throughout your career. That means me professional opptunities in a variety of roles, including but not limited to all types of accountancy careers in vocations around the wld. Open up a wld of opptunities. See f further details. The Bachel of Applied Management (NZICA CPA pathway) is a specially prescribed series of courses required to qualify f entry to membership of the NZICA CPA Australia. In addition to the courses that give you an understanding of the main aspects of business in general, you will undertake a programme of study that will teach you the they and practical skills to meet NZICA CPA Australia's high standards. You will also complete a real-wld accountancy project ensuring you graduate with wk experience to join your NZICA CPA membership in attracting employers attention. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 26-28). Degree Structure Year 1 Your first year of study will consist of eight ce courses that are compulsy f all Bachel of Applied Management degrees, from communication to commercial law, marketing to management. This ensures that all Bachel of Applied Management graduates possess an understanding of all aspects of business. Introduction to Accounting Professional Communication Business Heritage, Culture and Sustainability Commercial Law Economics Introduction to Marketing Business Computing Management. Year 2 In your second year, you will study two ce Level 6 courses (Applied Management and Research Methodology), two required Level 5 courses and four required Level 6 courses towards your NZICA/ CPA eligibility. Due to the structure of the NZICA/CPA pathway, elective courses a second Maj are not possible. See page 22 f Entry Requirements. Faculty OF BUSINESS and infmation technology 11

16 Bachel of Applied Management Accounting Maj (NZICA/CPA pathway) continued Business Statistical Analysis (Level 5) Accounting Practices (Level 5) Intermediate Financial Accounting (Level 6) Intermediate Management Accounting (Level 6) Taxation in New Zealand (Level 6) Introduction to Finance (Level 6). Year 3 In the final year of your degree, you will study three Level 6 courses and two Level 7 courses towards your NZICA/ CPA eligibility. The remainder of your final year involves a practical industry accountancy project, giving you handson experience to take with you to the job market. Due to the structure of the NZICA/CPA pathway, elective courses a second Maj are not possible. Auditing and Assurance (Level 6) The Law of Business Entities (Level 6) Accounting Infmation Systems (Level 6) Advanced Financial Accounting (Level 7) Advanced Management Accounting (Level 7). Career Opptunities Positions such as financial planner, audit, chief financial officer, advisy consultant, chief executive officer, tax specialist, fensic accountant and me. 12

17 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time Degree Bachel of Applied Management Accounting Maj (non-nzica/cpa pathway) Duration Three years (full-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 7 Credits 360 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,500 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code MN4535 Profit with a specialisation in accounting Every business, from the smallest start-up to the largest cpation, needs accountants. With a Bachel of Applied Management (Accounting), you will have the skills necessary to meet most accounting needs of any business and you ll be in hot demand. A Maj in accounting will give you a strong grounding f a variety of roles within businesses. Accounting is also integral to almost all management positions within any company. You will learn both the they and practice of professional accountancy, as well as critical thinking, decision making and analytical skills. You will be able to produce and understand financial repts and make recommendations. And you will have a strong grasp of taxation and tax regulations as they relate to business entities Finally, you will graduate having completed a real-wld accounting project, ensuring you possess both skills and hands-on experience when you enter the job market. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 26-31). Degree Structure Year 1 (Level 5) Your first year of study will consist of eight ce courses that are compulsy f all Bachel of Applied Management degrees, from communication to commercial law, marketing to management. This ensures that all Bachel of Applied Management graduates possess an understanding of all aspects of business. Introduction to Accounting Professional Communication Business Heritage, Culture and Sustainability Commercial Law Economics Introduction to Marketing Business Computing Management. Year 2 (Level 6) Along with two ce courses (Applied Management and Research Methodology), you will study three Accounting Maj courses and three other courses of your choice. If you wish to pursue a double Maj, your second Maj will determine these other three courses. Intermediate Financial Accounting Intermediate Management Accounting Taxation in New Zealand. Year 3 (Level 7) In the final year of your degree, you will study two courses f your Accounting Maj, complete a 60 credit industry project and study two other courses of your choice. If you are pursuing a double Maj, your second Maj will determine these other two courses. Advanced Financial Accounting Advanced Management Accounting. Graduate Diploma In 2013, this Maj is available as a Graduate Diploma. A Graduate Diploma is a one-year full-time ( multi-year part-time) study programme consisting of the compulsy Level 6 and Level 7 Maj papers and a 45-credit project. Career Opptunities Positions such as a chartered accountant, financial controller, treasurer taxation specialist. If you wish to become a chartered accountant, you should pursue the NZICA/CPA Accounting pathway instead (page 11). See page 22 f Entry Requirements. Faculty OF BUSINESS and infmation technology 13

18 Method of Study Full-time part-time Bachel of Applied Management Business Transfmation and Change Maj Qualification Degree Duration Three years (full-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 7 Credits 360 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,500 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code MN4535 Become a change agent While business is always changing, the last 15 years have seen the business wld turned on its head. From the internet to mobile technology, to the changing global economic situation, businesses today have to evolve faster and faster. The ability to read the current business climate and adapt quickly to new developments is essential to any business today. Many employers are concerned about their company s ability to deal with these evolving environments. A Bachel of Applied Management (Business Transfmation and Change) will give you the skills necessary to guide businesses into the turbulent and exciting future. You will examine the big picture of business today. Your studies will give you the tools necessary to analyse changing industry environments and determine how best to adapt to them. Most imptantly, you will be given the skills to take your insights and turn them into actionable responses that result in real profits f companies looking to the future. Additionally, you will graduate having wked on a realwld transfmation project f a local business, ensuring you possess both skills and hands-on experience when you enter the job market. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 26-31). Degree Structure Year 1 (Level 5) Your first year of study will consist of eight ce courses that are compulsy f all Bachel of Applied Management degrees. From comms to commercial law, marketing to management, this ensures that all Bachel of Applied Management graduates possess an understanding of all aspects of business. Introduction to Accounting Professional Communication Business Heritage, Culture and Sustainability Commercial Law Economics Introduction to Marketing Business Computing Management. Year 2 (Level 6) Along with two ce courses (Applied Management and Research Methodology), you will study three Business Transfmation and Change Maj courses and three other courses of your choice. If you wish to pursue a double Maj, your second Maj will determine these other three courses. Project Management Principles of Leadership Organisational Behaviour. Year 3 (Level 7) In the final year of your degree, you will study two courses f your Business Transfmation and Change Maj, complete a hands-on industry project with a local business, and study two other courses of your choice. If you are pursuing a double Maj, your second Maj will determine these other two courses. Strategic Management Business Transfmation and Change. Graduate Diploma In 2013, this Maj is available as a Graduate Diploma. A Graduate Diploma is a one-year full-time ( multi-year part-time) study programme consisting of the compulsy Level 6 and Level 7 Maj papers and a 45-credit project. Career Opptunities Positions as a project manager, in a management an advisy role. See page 22 f Entry Requirements. 14

19 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time Degree Bachel of Applied Management Communication Management Maj* Duration Three years (full-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 7 Credits 360 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,500 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code MN4535 Earn a reputation as a communications professional Managing reputation and internal and external relationships is critical to any company s success. Communication specialists play vital roles within ganisations, influencing internal cpate communication strategy and advising on maintaining external relationships and image. With a degree in communication management and the practical experience and training you get at MIT, there will be a wide range of interesting careers open to you. You will gain the knowledge and acquire the skills to manage internal communication and relationships, and external reputation. You will learn about persuasive writing and speaking, communication plans, digital media strategy, effective public relations, getting media coverage f a business ganisation, lobbying government and much me. Additionally, you will graduate having wked on a real-wld communications project f a local business, ensuring you possess both skills and hands-on experience when you enter the job market. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 26 31). Degree Structure Year 1 (Level 5) Your first year of study will consist of eight ce courses that are compulsy f all Bachel of Applied Management degrees. From communications to commercial law, marketing to management, this ensures that all Bachel of Applied Management graduates possess an understanding of all aspects of business. Introduction to Accounting Professional Communication Business Heritage, Culture and Sustainability Commercial Law Economics Introduction to Marketing Business Computing Management. Year 2 (Level 6) Along with two ce courses (Applied Management and Research Methodology), you will study three Communication Management Maj courses and three other courses of your choice. If you wish to pursue a double Maj, your second Maj will determine these other three courses. Digital Media Communication* Organisational Writing* Organisational Communication*. Year 3 (Level 7) In the final year of your degree, you will study two prescribed courses f your Communication Management Maj, complete a hands-on industry project based around an event with a local business, and study two other courses of your choice. If you are pursuing a double Maj, your second Maj will determine these other two courses. Internal Communication Management* External Communication Management*. Graduate Diploma This Maj is being developed as a Graduate Diploma f A Graduate Diploma is a one-year full-time ( multi-year part-time) study programme consisting of the compulsy Level 6 and Level 7 Maj papers and a 45-credit project. Career Opptunities A variety of careers, from communication management, marketing communications, public relations and event management, new media management, media planning and ganisational consulting. See page 22 f Entry Requirements. *Pending approval Faculty OF BUSINESS and infmation technology 15

20 Method of Study Qualification Full-time part-time Degree Bachel of Applied Management Event Management Maj Duration Three years (full-time) Applications Close when the programme is full Start Dates February and July Level 7 Credits 360 Cost (2013 fees) Domestic Student $5,500 (approx) International Student $16,900 (approx) Programme Code MN4535 Get the skills to manage all occasions Event management is a broad area, from public relations to marketing, the entertainment industry to business conferences and conventions. Whether f strategic marketing and communication an event designed purely f entertainment, these specialist skills are in hot demand with many businesses today, and with your practical experience and MIT training, you ll catch the eye of a range of potential employers. You will learn about event management from beginning to end how to determine your target audience and market to them, how to plan and budget a successful event, the actual execution of the event and how to evaluate its success afterwards. Additionally, you will graduate having wked on a realwld event f a local business, ensuring you possess both skills and hands-on experience when you enter the job market. Involvement in an event will give you a great advantage in seeking employment. F infmation on each course in the programme, refer to the Course Summaries section (pages 26-31). Degree Structure Year 1 (Level 5) Your first year of study will consist of eight ce courses that are compulsy f all Bachel of Applied Management degrees. From comms to commercial law, marketing to management, this ensures that all Bachel of Applied Management graduates possess an understanding of all aspects of business. Introduction to Accounting Professional Communication Business Heritage, Culture and Sustainability Commercial Law Economics Introduction to Marketing Business Computing Management. Year 2 (Level 6) Along with two ce courses (Applied Management and Research Methodology), you will study three Event Management Maj courses and three other courses of your choice. If you wish to pursue a double Maj, your second Maj will determine these other three courses. Project Management Event Logistics Event Planning and Management. Year 3 (Level 7) In the final year of your degree, you will study two prescribed courses f your Event Management Maj, complete a hands-on industry project on an event with a local business, and study two other courses of your choice. If you are pursuing a double Maj, your second Maj will determine these other two courses. Event Marketing and Sponsship Event Project. Graduate Diploma In 2013, this Maj is available as a Graduate Diploma. A Graduate Diploma is a one-year full-time ( multi-year part-time) study programme consisting of the compulsy Level 6 and Level 7 Maj papers and a 45-credit project. Career Opptunities A variety of careers, with marketing companies, publicrelation companies, educational and business institutes, and of course specialist event management companies. See page 22 f Entry Requirements. 16