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1 UTS BUSINESS SCHOOL POSTGRADUATE COURSES 2015 business.uts.edu.au

2 It s a gnarly project for a business school Thinking of it as a tree house came tripping out of my head on the spur of the moment and was not contrived. But on reflection the metaphor may be apt. A growing, learning organism with many branches of thought; some robust, and some ephemeral and delicate. Frank Gehry Gehry Partners

3 Western Façade of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Building 3

4 UTS BUSINESS SCHOOL AT A GLANCE 4900 POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS Expand your network $1 BILLION UTS investment in the City Campus redevelopment 29 YEARS OLD Average age of our postgraduate students 234 POSTGRADUATE Create the program that meets your interests 76 NATIONALITIES A student population as diverse as our city 4

5 CONTENTS GETTING STARTED 06 Dean s Welcome 07 Associate Dean s Welcome 09 Study Options 10 Recognition of prior learning COURSE OUTLINE 12 Master of Business Administration 16 Executive Master of Business Administration 18 Professional Accounting 20 Accounting Information Systems 22 Accounting and Finance 24 Finance 26 Quantitative Finance 28 Marketing 30 Management 32 Human Resource Management 34 Strategic Supply Chain Management 36 Not-For-Profit and Social Enterprise Management 38 Arts Management 40 Event Management 42 Sport Management 44 Tourism Management THE NEXT STEP 46 How to apply, application dates, contact details 5

6 Roy is a graduate of the University of Adelaide with a PhD in Economics from the University of Cambridge. He has been published widely on innovation policy and management and has worked with universities, business and government in Australia and overseas, including the OECD and European Commission. He has served as chair of the Australian Government s Innovative Regions Centre, CSIRO Manufacturing Sector Advisory Council and NSW Manufacturing Council and as a member of the Enterprise Connect Advisory Council and Prime Minister s Manufacturing Taskforce. A UNIQUE APPROACH TO BUSINESS EDUCATION Our vision at UTS Business School is to advance knowledge with impact through integrative thinking for the next generation leaders of a globalising world. We provide integrative, practice-oriented business education of a standard few can match anywhere in the world, and deliver quality research outcomes, so we can all tackle the complex problems faced in today s business environment. The business world of the future is yours to shape a compelling opportunity but also a great responsibility. Professor Roy Green Dean, UTS Business School 6

7 OUR PEOPLE At UTS Business School, our academics bring a wealth of knowledge, understanding and experience to their teaching methods that can only be acquired from years of working in the business world. That s because we believe our students should learn from those who not only understand the concepts behind business skills and problems, but have also tackled them in a professional context themselves. Our team of expert practitioners and researchers are dedicated to sharing what they know to equip students with the resources they need to become leaders in their field, both now and in the future. Associate Professor Christine Burton Associate Dean (Postgraduate Programs) Christine has extensive academic and industry experience in strategic and cultural planning and public arts project management. Her research focus has been around the impact and evaluation of arts audiences and public arts projects for both regional and local governments in Great Britain and Australia. Christine was awarded a Teaching and Learning Excellence citation in 2010 for the Executive MBA program and is a core member of the Cosmopolitan Civil Societies. 7

8 AACSB ACCREDITATION UTS Business School is one of a select few business schools in the world accredited by AACSB International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business). This accreditation represents the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide. Our academics and students benefit from the recognition and connections of other AACSB accredited institutions. What does this mean for you? > > Our curriculum and learning outcomes are rigorously assessed against international standards creating a cycle of continuous improvement > > Our academics meet international standards of academic qualifications, professional experience and research outcomes > > Our students graduate from an internationally recognised and accredited business school 8

9 4 YOUR STUDY OPTIONS There are many different paths to gaining a postgraduate qualification from UTS Business School. Our programs are offered in a range of different formats that provide alternative entry paths and study durations, including graduate certificates, graduate diplomas, master s degrees and extended master s degrees. Graduate Certificate The Graduate Certificate comprises of the first four subjects of the master s degree *. It is designed for those who have an undergraduate degree in another disciplinary area, and applicants with no undergraduate degree but extensive practical experience in the area of study. The course will provide you with the key building blocks before undertaking advanced level subjects in a graduate diploma or master s program. Graduate Diploma A Graduate Diploma consists of the first eight subjects of the master s degree. It provides you with the core knowledge of your study area, allowing you to develop foundation competencies as well as some specialised, more advanced skills. Master s Degree Our most popular and well-recognised postgraduate offering; a Master s Degree equips you with a professional level skillset and a thorough grasp of theoretical foundations and how these are applied in your field. Many of our master s degrees also fulfil the requirements for recognition and qualification by leading professional bodies across a number of fields. Extension Master s Degree An Extension Master s Degree offers the opportunity to further explore a particular area of study beyond the conventional master s structure, allowing more flexibility in subject choices and giving you a stronger element of diversity in your education Extension Masters or MBA 4 Masters Degree 4 Graduate Diploma 4 Graduate Certificate *The Executive MBA consists of 10 x 8 credit point subjects and 1 x 16 credit point subject. Most other subjects are 6 Credit Points each, except for some finance electives which are 3 Credit Points. 9

10 LEARN SOMETHING NEW If you ve recently completed an undergraduate degree or have undertaken other study at a postgraduate level, your prior learning may be recognised. Many of our courses allow for recognition of prior learning, giving you credit for subjects you ve already completed and helping you to complete your studies sooner. Credit may be granted where your previous study is deemed equivalent to UTS subjects. COURSE* Master of Business Administration (MBA) Specialised Master's Courses Graduate Diploma RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING Maximum of 10 subjects including up to 4 core subjects based on undergraduate studies Maximum of 8 subjects including up to 4 core subjects based on undergraduate studies Maximum of 5 subjects including up to 2 core subjects based on undergraduate studies *No credit is given for any subjects in Graduate Certificates or in the Executive MBA. 10

11 BUSY LIVES REQUIRE FLEXIBLE COURSES Many of our courses are offered with options such as day and evening classes, block classes, part-time course loads and intensive study models. We also offer some subjects during a condensed summer school period. We provide high level after-hours and off campus library and IT support and access to make your balancing act that much easier. We also offer a wide range of support services and facilities including: > > English language support > > Learning assistance > > Student and career counselling > > Health and housing services > > 24 hour access to computer labs 11

12 MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION(GRADUATE ENTRY) GRADUATE PROFILE The reasons people choose to do a Master of Business Administration (MBA) are as diverse as the MBA experience itself. It may be that you love what you do and are looking to progress or maybe you want to broaden your career opportunities or even change paths completely. The MBA can help you achieve all those things. It is a highly transportable and globally recognised qualification. The business sector has become increasingly diverse, that s why we offer over 150 discipline based and sector-specific postgraduate subjects. We know that you are the best judge of your own learning needs, so we enable you to choose half of your MBA subjects from this vast range of electives so you can design your degree to match your career aspirations. Patrick Fok Master of Business Administration General Manager Commercial & Finance, Digital Media, IPTV & Pay TV Telstra UTS Business School has a wide variety of precisely defined majors and sub majors which cater extremely well to the real world environment. The location of the campus and the mixture of industry leading experts as well as world leading academics are also strong reasons why its MBA stands out from the rest. The skills that I have learnt at UTS have given me the edge in many situations where I was able to provide the solutions and strategic thinking across many industries both in Australia and abroad. Alternative study options Many of the majors available within the MBA are also available as specialist degrees. Alternatively, those with more professional experience may choose to apply for the Executive MBA. How this program works The UTS MBA provides a solid managerial foundation based on 8 introductory core subjects across all key business disciplines. Students then complete the degree with a choice of a single major (see next page), two sub-majors or a sub-major and electives, with a total of 8 additional subjects. Students in the Graduate Diploma complete the 8 introductory core subjects, while those in the Graduate Certificate complete a set program of 4 of the core subjects. 12

13 MBA MBA OR EXECUTIVE MBA? The MBA is a highly transportable and globally recognised qualification. It has a strong foundation in core subjects, which cover a broad spectrum of business areas, along with the flexibility to choose half of your MBA subjects from a vast range of electives. Designed for busy professionals, the UTS Business School MBA offers evening classes, part-time and full-time modes of study to enable you to tailor your timetable to fit your needs. The MBA is two years full-time or four years part-time and allows a choice of specialisations across key business disciplines. Designed for professionals with extensive managerial experience, our Executive MBA focuses on developing senior level decision-making capacity across key business and management disciplines, as well as the ability to build and participate in networks and influence strategy at all levels of your company or business. The cohort teaching experience offers a unique learning environment and a valuable networking opportunity. 13

14 MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COURSE STRUCTURE PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Business Administration 16 [96CPS] 8CORE [48CPS] 1MAJOR (8 ) [48CPS] OR 8CORE [48CPS] 1 X SUB-MAJOR (4 ) 1 X SUB-MAJOR (4 ) OR 8CORE [48CPS] 1 X SUB-MAJOR (4 ) 4 X ELECTIVES (4 ) More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04018 Graduate Diploma in Business Administration 8 [48CPS] 7CORE [42CPS] 1ELECTIVE [6CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c06009 Graduate Certificate in Business Administration 4 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE The subject sequence is indicative only. Students may choose to vary the sequence to suit their needs providing any prerequisite(s) are met. CORE MASTER GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Managing, Leading and Stewardship x x x Organisational Dialogue: Theory and Practice x x x Economics for Management x x x Accounting for Managerial Decisions x x x People, Work and Employment 1 x x Marketing Management x x Financial Management x x Strategic Management x Footnotes: 1. Students who apply to ICAA, IPA or CPA Australia membership on completion of the Professional Accounting major and have not previously completed an undergraduate or postgraduate law subject by examination, must replace MBA core subject People, Work and Employment with law subject Contemporary Business Law. 14

15 MBA MAJOR (48 CREDIT POINTS) A major consists of 8 subjects, each 6 credit points Accounting Information Systems Accounting and Finance Business Law Finance Human Resource Management Information Technology International Business Management Marketing Professional Accounting Project Management Technology Management ELECTIVES Up to 4 electives can be taken throughout the Business school SUB-MAJOR (24 CREDIT POINTS) A sub-major consists of 4 subjects, each 6 credit points Accounting Information Systems Arts Management Business Law Community Management Engineering Management Event Management Finance Human Resources Management Information Technology International Business International Exchange Management Marketing Marketing Research Operations and Supply Chain Project Management Public Relations Sport Management Strategic Management Strategic Marketing Tourism Management 15

16 EXECUTIVE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACADEMIC PROFILE The (r)evolution of the Executive MBA UTS Business School s Executive MBA program redefined the MBA in Australia when it was launched over a decade ago. Our rich heritage of innovation in business leadership education continues with the program s relaunch in Designed for experienced, intelligent and ambitious managers, the program builds the essential capabilities, networks and confidence to progress to the next step in your career. We provide a truly integrative experience that facilitates the transition from tactical to strategic roles in your organisation. Associate Professor James Hutchin Director, Executive MBA The UTS Executive MBA is where we focus not just on what you can do, but also on who you will be. With a unique applied learning model, we position you for the transition from the tactical to strategic role in your enterprise. It has a rich history of challenging some of the most talented business minds in Australia. We work with you to maximise your potential. How this program works The UTS Executive MBA consists of 11 integrated subjects that develop your strategic capacity across key business decision-making fields. After 9 subjects you choose between the Innovation and Entrepreneurship and the Global Immersion Stream. If you have extensive managerial experience but no undergraduate degree, you may be eligible to enrol in the Graduate Certificate, which consists of the first three subjects of the Executive MBA. On successful completion of these you can upgrade to complete the full Executive MBA. James has over 30 years of management experience in the insurance and financial services industry in Europe, Asia, Latin America, and the United States, spanning both large multinationals and early stage companies. He completed his graduate work at the American Graduate School of International Management, and a BA in philosophy from Randolph-Macon College in Virginia. His consulting clients have included Willis, Marsh, Guy Carpenter, the UN, The Federal Reserve Board of the United States, and over 40 entrepreneurial ventures. 16

17 EMBA PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Executive Master of Business Administration 11 [96CPS] 9CORE [72CPS] 2 GLOBAL IMMERSION STREAM OR 2 INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP STREAM More information see: emba.uts.edu.au Graduate Certificate in Executive Business Administration 3 3CORE More information see: emba.uts.edu.au CORE MASTER GRAD CERT Integrative Strategy and Leadership x x Analytical Techniques for Decision Making x x Managing People for High Performance x x Managerial Economics x Strategic Marketing x Operations and Value Chain Strategy x Accounting for Value x Applied Corporate Finance x Corporate Governance and the Sustainable Enterprise x STREAMS Global Immersion stream Global Business Practice Global Integrated Business Consulting (16CPS) Innovation and Entrepreneurship stream Innovation by Design Integrated Business Consulting (16CPS) 17

18 PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING STUDENT PROFILE Nihad Aliyev Master of Professional Accounting Partner and Director Rubicon Education & Consulting The business knowledge provided at UTS has made a substantial difference to my way of thinking up until now, and the real-life assignments help me to follow business environments of the world and Australia. Even upon completion of my second semester I feel ready to join and make further contributions to the business world in Australia. The Professional Accounting program is designed to equip local and international graduates who have little or no accounting experience with a range of essential business skills and knowledge necessary for employment in today s dynamic business environment through a mix of accounting, finance, legal and economics subjects. Career options include management level positions across all industry and government, as well as not-for-profit organisations. Who is this program for? Professional Accounting is for students with little or no accounting experience or qualifications seeking to enter the accounting field and gain professional accreditation. Professional Accreditation Completion of the Master or Extension Master program satisfies the academic requirements for entry to the internationally recognised, professional programs of Certified Practising Accountants Australia (CPA Australia), Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA). Possible study alternatives You may also seek a Professional Accounting major from within the MBA (see page 15) or, if you already have prior qualifications in Professional Accounting you may want to undertake more specialist study in Accounting Information Systems (see page 20) or Accounting and Finance (see page 22). How this program works Students in the Master of Professional Accounting complete a set program of 12 core subjects across key aspects of professional accounting practice. Students undertaking the Master of Professional Accounting Extension complete the additional core subject Organisational Dialogue: Theory and Practice, plus round out their degree with their choice of 3 accounting and related subjects. 18

19 PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING Master of Professional Accounting [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04238 CORE [72CPS] Master of Professional Accounting Extension 16 [96CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE [78CPS] 3ELECTIVES [18CPS] Graduate Certificate in Professional Accounting 4 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE CORE MASTER EXTENSION GRAD CERT Accounting for Managerial Decisions x x x Financial Management x x x Contemporary Business Law x x x Economics for Management x x x Financial Reporting and Analysis x x Cost Management and Analysis x x Management Planning and Control x x Corporate Accounting x x Companies and Securities Law x x Auditing and Assurance Services x x Business Valuation and Financial Analysis x x Introduction to Taxation Law x x Organisational Dialogue: Theory and Practice x ELECTIVES Accounting Information Systems Assurance for Enterprise Systems Accounting and ERP International Accounting Capital Markets Corporate Finance Business Information Systems Business Intelligence 2: Advanced Planning Business Project Management Business Intelligence 1: Advanced Analysis Business Process Integration with ERP 19

20 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS STUDENT PROFILE Matthew Paull Master of Business in Accounting Information Systems Systems Accountant Ashurst I work with accounting information systems for a large international law firm, and was looking for a course to provide some theoretical backing to my experience, broaden my practical skills and to also strengthen my understanding of the area. This was the only course I could find that really covered the areas that I was looking for. It was also a great attraction to me that the classes were predominantly in the evening and the location of the campus was about half way between my office and my home. UTS s pioneering qualification in business enterprise systems and business intelligence related education. The Master of Accounting Information Systems will equip you with a broad range of skills from essentials in financial accounting and finance and management accounting, to best practices in enterprise information management, project management and business intelligence. An integrative, cross-functional business process capstone subject rounds off the course. The course addresses many conceptual issues, presenting them in a practical setting to maximise your work readiness. It presents accounting as an information management function, closely integrated with other business functions and highly reliant on software packages. SAP enterprise solutions and business intelligence tools are used extensively as demonstration, learning and application tools. Possible study alternatives Students can undertake an MBA with a major in Accounting Information Systems (see page 15), alternatively if you do not have any prior study or experience in accounting or related fields, you may also consider the Professional Accounting program (see page 18) or the MBA with a major in Professional Accounting. Who is this program for? Accounting Information Systems is designed for accounting, business analysis and systems engineering professionals seeking to cement their knowledge and expertise in enterprise resource planning environments. Professional Recognition UTS Business School is an SAP Education Partner, attracting a special certificate co-issued by UTS and SAP (conditions apply). In addition, those subjects are part of curriculum paths for global SAP Associate Certifications. How this program works Students in the Master of Accounting Information Systems complete a set program of 12 subjects. Graduate Certificate students complete 4 subjects. 20

21 ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Business in Accounting Information Systems Graduate Certificate in Accounting Information Systems 12 [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE [72CPS] 4CORE CORE MASTER GRAD CERT Accounting for Managerial Decisions x x Accounting and ERP x x Assurance for Enterprise Systems x x Accounting Information Systems x x Financial Management x Business Information Systems x Business Intelligence 1: Advanced Analysis x Business Intelligence 2: Advanced Planning x Management Planning and Control x Business Project Management x Cost Management and Analysis x Business Process Integration with ERP x 21

22 ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE The Master of Accounting and Finance will enable you to develop advanced level expertise in a range of contemporary accounting and finance areas. The combination of core subjects and electives from accounting and finance is designed to offer a balanced coverage of both disciplines. Who is this program for? This program is for people seeking to build on undergraduate qualifications or extensive experience in the fields of accounting and finance. Possible study alternatives You may also seek to undertake a major in Accounting or Finance from within the MBA program (see page 15). Alternatively, if you already have significant prior study and experience in Finance, the Master of Quantitative Finance program (see page 26) may be of interest. Professional Recognition Completion of the Master program meets the educational components to become a member of the Finance and Treasury Association (FTA) (by application) at the Certified Finance and Treasury Professional (CFTP) level. Completion of the Master or Graduate Diploma program provides you with 300 or 200 points respectively towards becoming an Associate of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINSIA) (by application). How this program works Students in the Master of Accounting and Finance complete a set program of 12 subjects. Graduate Certificate students complete 4 subjects, and Graduate Diploma students complete 8 subjects. 22

23 ACCOUNTING & FINANCE PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Accounting and Finance Graduate Diploma in Accounting and Finance [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c [48CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c07012 Graduate Certificate in Accounting and Finance 4 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c11015 CORE [72CPS] 8CORE [48CPS] 4CORE CORE MASTER GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Contemporary Business Law x x x Accounting for Managerial Decisions x x x Economics for Management x x x Financial Management x x x Corporate Accounting x x Financial Reporting and Analysis x x Capital Markets x x Corporate Finance x x Auditing and Assurance Services x International Finance x Investment Management x Business Valuation and Financial Analysis x 23

24 FINANCE ACADEMIC PROFILE Deborah Cotton Lecturer Deputy Head of Finance The broad structure of the Master in Finance at UTS allows students to specialise in their area of interest while maintaining the broad base of knowledge. The academics here have an extraordinary high quality in their research and are passionate about teaching. This ability to combine both the latest research and practice based knowledge in our programs is most enjoyable as a teacher and the best of both worlds for the students. I strongly believe that by incorporating ethics and sustainability into our finance program it makes us, and our students, leaders in the field. Deborah is a Lecturer and Deputy Head of the Finance Discipline Group. She is currently in the final stages of her PhD in Applied Finance conducting a study into the efficacy of emissions trading schemes. She also completed a Master of Environmental and Business Management and a Bachelor of Business with honours in Finance. Prior to academia Deborah worked in stockbroking for six years. The Master of Finance will develop the comprehensive range of skills and expertise required to put you at the forefront of your professional practice. Engage with learning strategies that cover contemporary finance theory and leading edge techniques for professional practice in the finance, banking and investment sectors. Who is this program for? Finance is for those seeking to progress or enter a career within the finance, financial services and international markets fields. Possible study alternatives You may also seek to undertake a major in Finance from within the MBA program (see page 15). Alternatively, if you already have significant prior study and experience in Finance, you may choose to consider the Master of Quantitative Finance program (see page 26). Professional Recognition The Master of Finance program addresses a significant percentage of the CFA Program, Candidate Body of Knowledge and incorporates The CFA Institute Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional Conduct. Completion of the Master program meets the educational components to become a member of the Finance and Treasury Association (FTA) (by application) at the Certified Finance and Treasury Professional (CFTP) level. Completion of the Master or Graduate Diploma program provides you with 300 or 200 points respectively towards becoming an Associate of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINSIA) (by application). UTS Business School has also achieved a CAIA Association Academic Partnership. The Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Association is the world leader in alternative investment education. How this program works Students in the Master of Finance complete 9 core subjects totalling 54 credit points and 18 credit points worth of electives. Students may choose to complete standard 6 credit point subjects or shorter 3 credit point subjects that are generally run in block mode throughout the year. 24

25 PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Finance 12 [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c [96CPS] 9CORE [54CPS] Master Extension of Finance 11 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04258 Graduate Diploma in Finance CORE [66CPS] 3ELECTIVES* [18CPS] 5ELECTIVES* [30CPS] FINANCE 8 [48CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c07021 Graduate Certificate in Finance 4 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE [48CPS] 4CORE * Number of electives may differ as some electives are only 3 credit points. CORE MASTER EXTENSION GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Economics for Management x x x x Accounting for Managerial Decisions x x x x Financial Management x x x x Capital Markets x x x x Financial Modelling and Forecasting x x x Investment Management x x x Corporate Finance x x x International Finance x x x Corporate Financial Analysis (Capstone) x x Financial Institution Management x Organisational Dialogue: Theory and Practice x ELECTIVES Bond Portfolio Management (6cp) Applied Portfolio Management (6cp) Financial Institution Management (6cp)* Financial Institution Lending (6cp) Personal Wealth Management (6cp) Companies and Securities Law (6cp) Derivatives and Risk Management (6cp) Mergers and Acquisitions (3cp) Project Finance (3cp) Ethics and Professional Standards in Finance (3cp) Alternative Investments (6cp) Behavioural Finance (3cp) GRAD *Core in the Extension program 25

26 QUANTITATIVE FINANCE STUDENT PROFILE Jun Li Master of Quantitative Finance Senior Actuarial Analyst Towers Watson The Master of Quantitative Finance at UTS Business School is one of the best of its kind. It is highly regarded in the investment and finance industry. I believe it has a very good balance between its technicality and applied nature, which gives it a great job prospect as has been proved by previous classes. Working full time and studying part time simultaneously can be demanding, but it can also be fun. I have been taking 2 subjects in each semester and that means for 2 nights in a week I need to come to lectures after work. I actually find it a great way to alternate your mindset between a professional and a student as it reminds me to keep an open mind to learn. I enjoy living my life to the fullest. The Master of Quantitative Finance will provide you with the full gamut of specialised quantitative finance skills. You will develop professional competencies required to work as a quantitative finance specialist in the modern finance industry. Hone your skills to apply quantitative finance to advanced financial instruments, experience an integrated approach to risk management and learn how to implement quantitative finance strategies. Who is this program for? This program is for those with a previous qualification in finance or a strong mathematical background seeking to extend their career opportunities in quantitative finance analysis in the modern finance industry. Career opportunities may include risk management analysts, quantitative developers, forecasters, traders, investment analysts and financial engineers. Possible study alternatives If you do not feel you have sufficient quantitative or finance experience, the Master of Finance (see page 28) or MBA with a major in Finance (page 18) may meet your needs. How this program works Students in the Master of Quantitative Finance complete 12 core subjects. Students in the Graduate Diploma complete 6 core subjects plus 2 out of a choice of 4 subjects. 26

27 QUANTITATIVE FINANCE PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Quantitative Finance [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04052 CORE [72CPS] Graduate Diploma in Quantitative Finance 8 [48CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE [36CPS] 2ELECTIVES [12CPS] CORE MASTER GRAD DIP Statistical Methods for Quantitative Finance x x Financial Markets Instruments x x Portfolio Analysis x x Financial Econometrics x x Fundamentals of Derivative Security Pricing x x Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes x x Numerical Analysis for Quantitative Finance x Computational Methods and Model Implementation x Choose 2 from these 4 subjects: Interest Rate Modelling x Financial Risk Management x Credit Risk x Mathematical Finance x 27

28 MARKETING STUDENT PROFILE Lisa White Master of Business in Marketing Brand Manager Beak & Johnston Pty Ltd UTS has a great reputation among industry. I asked around within my field and the general consensus was that you can t get better than UTS. There are many times at work when I find myself drawing on discussions and theories I ve learnt in class. Being able to continually apply what I ve learnt to my work has enriched my understanding of why we do the things we do as marketers. Managing work, study and family can be a tricky juggling act, so it s a real personal achievement to be able to achieve success in my degree one subject at a time. The Master of Marketing develops the practical skills that allow decision-makers such as marketing managers, business unit managers, general managers and chief executives to create, implement and evaluate marketing-oriented strategies. It provides a foundation for students to drive organisational growth and to compete successfully in environments where they make decisions about business models. As a graduate of this degree, you will have the confidence to apply advanced-level marketing competencies in order to make effective marketing decisions across a range of professional contexts. Who is this program for? This program is designed for those seeking to enter or extend their career across a broad range of marketing professions including marketing communications, market research and other marketing management roles. Professional Accreditation Completion of the Master of Marketing, including the elective Marketing Communications, meets the educational requirements for the Professional Postgraduate Diploma in Marketing entry point to the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM). Possible study alternatives You may also elect to undertake the MBA with a major in Marketing (see page 15). How the program works Students in the Master of Marketing complete 5 core subjects, plus choose one of the following 4-subject stream options in Marketing Management, Marketing Strategy or Marketing Research, as well as complete 3 electives chosen from marketing subjects. Students in the Extension Master complete 6 core subjects, plus choose one of the following 4-subject stream options in Marketing Management, Marketing Strategy or Marketing Research, as well as complete 5 or 6 electives chosen from marketing subjects or up to 1 free elective chosen from within the Business School. Students in the Graduate Diploma in Marketing complete 4 core subjects plus choose one of the following 4-subject stream options in Marketing Management, Marketing Strategy or Marketing Research, or do 4 electives chosen from marketing subjects. Students in the Graduate Certificate do 4 core subjects. 28

29 PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Business Marketing 12 [72CPS] 5CORE [30CPS] 4STREAM 3STREAM 3ELECTIVE [18CPS] MARKETING More information see: Master of Business Marketing Extended Extension 16 [96CPS] 6CORE [36CPS] 4STREAM 6STREAM 6ELECTIVE [36CPS] More information see: Graduate Diploma in Marketing 8 4CORE 4STREAM [48CPS] More information see: Graduate Certificate in Marketing 4 4CORE More information see: CORE MASTER EXTENSION GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Buyer Behaviour x x x x Marketing Research x x x x Marketing Strategy x x x x Marketing Management x x x x Business Project: Marketing x x Organisational Dialogue: Theory and Practice x STREAMS Choose one of the following streams: Marketing Management Stream Marketing Channel Management Marketing Communications New Product Management Pricing and Revenue Management Marketing Strategy Stream Strategic Services Marketing Strategic Business Marketing Strategic International Marketing Marketing Analytics Marketing Research Stream Marketing Analytics Research Methodology and Data Analysis Tools Research Design and Data Collection Tools Generalist Marketing Choice (Graduate Diploma only) Choose four subjects from the above Marketing Stream subjects ELECTIVES Electives can be chosen from any of the marketing streams above 29

30 MANAGEMENT ACADEMIC PROFILE Dr Jonathan Pratt Senior Lecturer Teaching the Management program gives us the opportunity to positively shape the future of management practice in Australia and help local and international operations prepare themselves for the economic, organisational and operational challenges that lie ahead. Jonathan is a Senior Lecturer in the Discipline of Management. He coordinates and teaches Change Management and Management Skills in the MBA and Master of Business in Management programs. He completed a PhD in Management, investigating decision making and change around the adoption of new technology in higher education. He has also completed masters and bachelors degrees in business and law. Prior to academia, Jonathan worked in management consulting, logistics and higher education administration. The Master of Management will enable you to lead organisations from today s highly competitive global business environment into the future. Gain the knowledge, skills and conceptual framework to enable you to identify and resolve the complex issues which characterise the senior managerial working environment. You will be exposed to a diverse set of general management areas such as: leadership, strategic decision-making, coaching and mentoring, contemporary business structures, systems and practices, change management, managing the value chain, developing sustainable work systems and understanding the political dynamics of business and organisational environments. You can tailor your study program to explore specific applications within various business sectors, including private, public and third sector management, as well as international management. Who is this program for? This program is for those with either previous qualifications or experience in business, management or related fields looking to prepare themselves for more senior managerial roles. Possible study alternatives You may also elect to undertake an MBA with sub-majors in Strategic Management and International Business, which offers a similar range of subjects (see page 15 for details). How the program works Students in the Master of Management complete 9 core subjects plus 3 electives from within the Business School. Students in the Graduate Diploma of Management complete 7 core subjects and 1 elective, while students in the Graduate Certificate do 4 core subjects. 30

31 PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Management 12 [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE [54CPS] Master of Management Extension Graduate Diploma in Management [96CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04259 CORE [60CPS] 3ELECTIVES [18CPS] 6ELECTIVES [36CPS] MANAGEMENT 8 [48CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c07018 Graduate Certificate in Management 4 7CORE [42CPS] 4CORE More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c ELECTIVE [6CPS] CORE MASTER EXTENSION GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Managing, Leading and Stewardship x x x x Managing in International Contexts x x x x Positive Psychology and the Self x x x x People, Work and Employment x x x x Research and Project Management Skills x x x Business Models and Strategic Planning x x x Managing Culture and Change x x x Managing for Sustainability x x Management Research Project (capstone) x x Organisational Dialogue: Theory and Practice x ELECTIVES Electives can be taken throughout the Business school 31

32 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT STUDENT PROFILE Keri O Neill Master of Business in Human Resource Management HR Advisor Department of Education and Communities UTS is the only university I applied to. Technical, practical, contemporary they're the words that come to mind when I think of UTS. It s important to me that I can take my learning and immediately transform it into something that I can apply in the workplace. That s exactly what I m doing. Every time I start a new subject I think wow, this lecturer is amazing! And they just keep coming. The depth and breadth of their knowledge is astounding and they're really passionate about their subject matter. The Master of Human Resource Management delivers leading edge conceptual and practical understandings of Human Resource Management in complex and unfamiliar workplace situations. This allows you to facilitate management decision-making in the complex environment of Australian and international employment relations. Equip yourself with specialised knowledge of key strategic approaches, policies and processes integral to effective professional human resource management. Specialist lecturers will critically analyse and evaluate the current and future implications of alternative Human Resource Management models and explore strategies for relevant business situations. Who is this program for? Human Resource Management is designed for those seeking to enter or extend their career within the fields of human resource management, industrial relations and organisational training and development. Possible study alternatives You may also choose to apply for the Master of Management or the MBA in which you can complete a major in Human Resource Management (see page 15 for details). Professional Accreditation Completion of the Master of Human Resource Management is recognised for accreditation with AHRI the Australian Human Resources Institute. How the program works Students in the Master of Human Resource Management complete 9 core subjects plus choose 3 electives from within the Business School. Students in the Graduate Diploma complete 7 core subjects and 1 elective, while students in the Graduate Certificate do 4 core subjects. ACCREDITED

33 MANAGEMENT PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Human Resource Management 12 [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04286 Master of Human Resource Management Extension 16 [96CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04260 Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management 8 [48CPS] 4 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE [54CPS] 10 CORE [60CPS] 7CORE [42CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE 3ELECTIVES [18CPS] 6ELECTIVES [36CPS] 1ELECTIVE [6CPS] CORE MASTER EXTENSION GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Managing, Leading and Stewardship x x x x Human Resource Management x x x x People, Work and Employment x x x x Performance and Talent Management x x x x Research and Project Management Skills x x x Business Models and Strategic Planning x x x Industrial Relations x x x Human Resource Strategies x x Management Research Project (capstone) x x Organisational Dialogue: Theory and Practice x ELECTIVES Electives can be taken throughout the Business school 33

34 STRATEGIC SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT STUDENT PROFILE Lauren Hooke Master of Business in Operations and Supply Chain Management Manager Corporate Projects StarTrack I was initially tossing up between a few universities and went along to a UTS postgrad info night. One of the professors sat down with me and talked at length about my specific situation and what I personally wanted to gain from my studies. I was really impressed with his level of knowledge and the personal interest that he took in making sure I made the right course choice and I signed up that night. New technology, new information systems, new management approaches and the pressures of global competition have put a premium on those who have a broad understanding of how to plan and manage complex business processes. The Master of Strategic Supply Chain Management is aimed at professionals who wish to gain significant insight and skills in these areas. This course will provide you with advanced value chain management skills and the knowledge to enhance your understanding of the nature and contribution of supply chain, procurement and operational management functions in an organisational context. Who is this program for? This program is designed for those seeking to enter or extend their career across a broad range of professions including operations management, service operations, supply chain and strategic procurement. Possible study alternatives You may also elect to undertake the Master of Management or the MBA in which you can complete a sub-major in Operations and Supply Chain (see page 15 for details). Professional Accreditation The Master of Strategic Supply Chain Management has been approved by The Chartered Institute of Purchase and Supply (CIPS) as meeting the academic requirements for full membership of the Institute. Upon evidence of relevant work experience, graduates will be eligible to apply for MCIPS. How the program works Students in the Master of Strategic Supply Chain Management complete 10 core subjects plus 2 electives. 34

35 PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Strategic Supply Chain Management [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04289 Master of Strategic Supply Chain Management Extension 16 [96CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04281 Graduate Diploma in Strategic Supply Chain Management Graduate Certificate in Strategic Supply Chain Management 8 [48CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c11199 CORE [60CPS] 11 CORE [66CPS] 6CORE [36CPS] 4CORE 2ELECTIVES [12CPS] 5ELECTIVES [30CPS] 2ELECTIVES [12CPS] OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT CORE MASTER EXTENSION GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Managing Operations: Planning and Control x x x x Strategic Procurement x x x x Strategic Supply Chain Management x x x x Business Excellence x x x x People, Work and Employment x x x Global Strategic Management x x x Project Management Principles x x Quantitative Management Practice x x Legal Aspects of Contracts Administration x x Management Research Project (capstone) x x Organisational Dialogue: Theory and Practice x ELECTIVES Business Process Integration with ERP Change Management Management Skills Managing for Sustainability Service Operations Management Innovation and Entrepreneurship* International Management* Leadership, Coaching and Mentoring* Students may also undertake 1 elective from throughout the Business School *option in Extension program only 35

36 NOT-FOR-PROFIT AND SOCIAL ENTERPRISE GRADUATE PROFILE UTS Business School hosts Australia s premiere centre for research and teaching in not-for-profit community organisations. The Community Management program is the university s flagship teaching program for this sector. The Master of Not-For-Profit and Social Enterprise Management develops critical and analytical skills in the area of community management and equips you with an understanding of the Third Sector and its social and economic context. Helen Carter Master of Management Community and Not-for-Profit Management CEO Diverse Community Care Being at UTS is like having an on-tap research capability fellow students and lecturers are very open and available, which means that at any time I can use them as a sounding board or pose a curly question or two. Many of the lecturers are also keen to learn from me, which is important and refreshing. I feel engaged with the learning process and valued for my experience. If you are passionate about what you want to study, then UTS will nurture that passion and focus you in some really interesting directions. Who is this program for? The program is designed for those who manage or hope to manage, nongovernment, not-for-profit organisations and for those who wish to improve their qualifications and obtain effective management skills. Possible study alternatives You may also elect to undertake the MBA with a sub major in Community Management (see page 15). How the program works Students in the Master of Not-For-Profit and Social Enterprise complete 9 core subjects with 3 electives from within the Business School. Students in the Graduate Diploma in Not-For-Profit and Social Enterprise complete 7 core subjects plus 1 elective, while students in the Graduate Certificate do 4 core subjects. 36

37 COMMUNITY AND NOT-FOR- PROFIT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Not-For-Profit and Social Enterprise 12 [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04288 Graduate Diploma in Not-For-Profit and Social Enterprise 8 [48CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c07019 Graduate Certificate in Not-For-Profit and Social Enterprise 4 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE [54CPS] 7CORE [42CPS] 4CORE 3ELECTIVES [18CPS] 1ELECTIVE [6CPS] CORE MASTER GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Managing, Leading & Stewardship x x x Third Sector Contexts x x x Fundraising and Resource Development x x x People, Work and Employment x x x Research and Project Management Skills x x Business Models and Strategic Planning x x Corporate Social Responsibility and Measuring Impact x x Volunteer Management x Management Research Project (capstone) x ELECTIVES Electives can be taken throughout the Business school 37

38 ARTS MANAGEMENT STUDENT PROFILE Tazio Centrone Master of Arts Management The fact that there is no other degree quite like this one sets UTS students apart. The subjects within the degree cover a variety of traditional business disciplines, tailored to the Arts and Cultural Industries. Many of these are taught by those with experience not only in their disciplines but in the areas of Leisure, Sport and Tourism, providing expert advice on both fronts. In short, this means that graduates have invaluable knowledge regarding these industries, setting us apart from others in the field. I am currently working as a High School Teacher with a co-ordinator role. In my position, both preparing and teaching lessons as well as the day to day administrative work has meant that time management has been of paramount importance. The balance has been fairly straightforward. Studying part time has meant that I undertake two subjects a week and though it can make for a very full week, it is never unmanageable. The arts sector is comprised of a range of complex creative and cultural industries, which require professionalism and business skills that build operational, strategic and policy innovation. The arts sector comprises a range of complex creative and cultural industries that add to the nation s economic and social fabric. Managing these industries requires professionalism and business skill that builds operational, strategic and policy innovation. Students will acquire managerial, marketing, legal and financial skills critical to leading and managing successful arts companies and contributing to the experience economy. Who is this program for? The program is designed for students who work in or aspire to work within the areas of non-profit, entrepreneurial and commercial arts and entertainment sectors. Possible study alternatives You may also elect to undertake the MBA with a sub major in Arts Management (see page 15). How the program works Students in the Master of Arts Management complete 9 core subjects with 3 electives from within the Business School. Students in the Graduate Diploma in Arts Management complete 7 core subjects plus 1 elective, while students in the Graduate Certificate do 4 core subjects. 38

39 ARTS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Arts Management 12 [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04284 Graduate Diploma in Arts Management 8 [48CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c07028 Graduate Certificate in Arts Management 9CORE [54CPS] 7CORE [42CPS] 3ELECTIVES [18CPS] 1ELECTIVE [6CPS] 4 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE CORE MASTER GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Managing, Leading & Stewardship x x x Arts Organisations and Management x x x People, Work and Employment x x x Arts and Cultural Industries x x x Research and Project Management Skills x x Business Models and Strategic Planning x x Innovation Creativity and Entrepreneurship x x Arts and Cultural Policy x Management Research Project (capstone) x ELECTIVES Electives can be taken throughout the Business school 39

40 EVENT MANAGEMENT The event management field has undergone rapid change over the past decade. Factors fuelling this process include growth in the size and complexity of events and the realisation that events are powerful marketing and communication tools. The Master of Event Management is designed to develop high-level management skills and knowledge sufficient to allow you to manage or play a significant role in the management of large-scale events. Who is this program for? The program is designed for professionals who wish to gain the knowledge to see them effectively manage the organisation, planning, marketing and operation of various forms of events in both Australian and international contexts. Possible study alternatives You may also elect to undertake the MBA with a sub major in Event Management (see page 15). How the program works Students in the Master of Event Management complete 9 core subjects with 3 electives from within the Business School. Students in the Graduate Diploma in Event Management complete 7 core subjects plus 1 elective, while students in the Graduate Certificate do 4 core subjects. 40

41 EVENT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Event Management 12 [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04285 Graduate Diploma in Event Management 8 [48CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c06017 Graduate Certificate in Event Management 9CORE [54CPS] 7CORE [42CPS] 3ELECTIVES [18CPS] 1ELECTIVE [6CPS] 4 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE CORE MASTER GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Managing, Leading & Stewardship x x x Event Project Management x x x People, Work and Employment x x x Promoting Events x x x Research and Project Management Skills x x Business Models and Strategic Planning x x Event Creation Workshop x x Event Evaluation, Impacts and Legacies x Management Research Project (capstone) x ELECTIVES Electives can be taken throughout the Business school 41

42 SPORT MANAGEMENT ACADEMIC PROFILE DARYL ADAIR Associate Professor Students have the opportunity to undertake a professional internship, which allows them to work on an activity or project for a sports organisation with mentoring provided by a university supervisor. This gives them the important experience of engagement in a workplace and allows them to establish networks from which to seek graduate employment. Daryl Adair leads the postgraduate coursework and research programs in Sport Management. Daryl has produced more than sixty academic publications in the area of Sports Studies and is on the editorial boards of journals: Sport in Society, Sporting Traditions, Performance Enhancement and Health and the Journal of Sport History. The Master of Sport Management is an advanced course, which provides you with a broad range of knowledge and skills relevant to the expanding and increasingly professional sports industry. The Master of Sport Management is designed to develop critical, interpretive and problem-solving skills and to provide a broad coverage of the sport management field. The course provides specific training in sport management and offers some opportunity for the development of specific interests. Who is this program for? This program is designed for those seeking to enter or extend their career across the sport management field. The program aims to produce graduates who will be innovative problem solvers and future industry leaders. Possible study alternatives You may also elect to undertake the MBA with a sub major in Sport Management (see page 15). How the program works Students in the Master of Sport Management complete 9 core subjects with 3 electives from within the Business School. Students in the Graduate Diploma in Sport Management complete 7 core subjects plus 1 elective, while students in the Graduate Certificate do 4 core subjects. 42

43 SPORTS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Sport Management 12 [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04290 Graduate Diploma in Sport Management 8 [48CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c07029 Graduate Certificate in Sport Management 9CORE [54CPS] 7CORE [42CPS] 3ELECTIVES [18CPS] 1ELECTIVE [6CPS] 4 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE CORE MASTER GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Managing, Leading and Stewardship x x x Sport Business x x x People, Work and Employment x x x Sport Organisations x x x Research and Project Management Skills x x Business Models and Strategic Planning x x Sport Globalisation x x Critical Issues in Sport Management x Management Research Project (capstone) x ELECTIVES Electives can be taken throughout the Business school 43

44 TOURISM MANAGEMENT ACADEMIC PROFILE DR DAVID BEIRMAN Associate Professor One of the unique aspects of the Tourism Major at UTS is that within two years, we can equip smart postgraduates from all over the world (who may not have had any previous expertise in tourism), with the knowledge and skills to quickly rise to a management level in a variety of tourism industry vocations. David has a thirty-year career in the Australian travel industry, which encompasses work with retail travel agencies, wholesale tour operators, destination management, marketing and human resource management, and in-service industry training. He has been widely published and has provided crisis and recovery management consultation to governments and tourism businesses in Australia and overseas. Tourism is a complex and growing global industry one of the world s largest. Moreover the environment in which tourism operates is a dynamic and challenging one that increasingly requires professionals with a high-level management expertise. The Master of Tourism Management has been developed to meet the demand for professional managers who can understand and respond creatively to these challenges and contribute to the sustainable management of tourism destinations, resources and enterprises. Who is this program for? This program is designed for those seeking to enter or extend their career across the tourism industry. Students will acquire the strategic planning skills for tourism development, management and marketing. Possible study alternatives You may also elect to undertake the MBA with a sub major in Tourism Management (see page 15). How the program works Students in the Master of Tourism Management complete 9 core subjects with 3 electives from within the Business School. Students in the Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management complete 7 core subjects plus 1 elective, while students in the Graduate Certificate do 4 core subjects. 44

45 SPORTS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM OPTIONS AND STRUCTURE Master of Tourism Management 12 [72CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c04291 Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management 8 [48CPS] More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c07027 Graduate Certificate in Tourism Management 9CORE [54CPS] 7CORE [42CPS] 3ELECTIVES [18CPS] 1ELECTIVE [6CPS] 4 More information see: uts.edu.au/course/c CORE CORE MASTER GRAD DIP GRAD CERT Managing, Leading and Stewardship x x x Global Tourism x x x People, Work and Employment x x x Tourist Behaviour x x x Research and Project Management Skills x x Business Models and Strategic Planning x x Destination Planning and Management x x Sustainable Tourism x Management Research Project (capstone) x ELECTIVES Electives can be taken throughout the Business school 45

46 THE NEXT STEP Minimum entry requirements A recognised bachelor s degree or equivalent. Applicants who do not have an undergraduate degree but who have extensive relevant work experience in a related field and can demonstrate the capacity to undertake tertiary level study may also be considered eligible for entry into the graduate certificate. our staff with any questions about entry or recognition of prior learning: [email protected] Course duration Executive MBA (96 cp) 2 years part-time MBA (96 cp) 2 years full-time / 4 years part-time Master Degrees (72 cp) 1.5 years full-time / 3 years part-time Extension Master Degrees (96 cp) 2 years full-time / 4 years part-time Graduate Diplomas (48cp) 1 year full-time / 2 years part-time Graduate Certificates (24cp) 6 months full-time / 1 year part-time How to apply Local applicants Applicants for postgraduate coursework can be submitted online at business.uts.edu.au 2015 Postgraduate Applications Applications Open: September 2014 Final Application Closing dates for: Autumn semester (Semester one): 30 January 2015 Spring semester (Semester two): 30 June 2015 Offers are made progressively from late September Fees For further information on fees for postgraduate students at UTS, visit fees.uts.edu.au Free Public Lectures UTSpeaks public lectures have engaged audiences for almost a decade. Subscribe if you would like to be invited to these and other free UTS events featuring local and international experts. sendstudio.itd.uts.edu.au 46

47 FEE-HELP FEE-HELP is a government loan scheme that assists eligible local students to pay their tuition fees. Using FEE-HELP means you do not have to pay for your tuition fees up front. You can inform your employer that you have a FEE-HELP loan and they will withhold your payments through the PAYG tax system. If your postgraduate degree is related to your employment, your tuition fees may be tax deductable. For more information, contact your financial adviser or the Australian Tax Office (ATO) ato.gov.au For more information about FEE-HELP Tel: Web: studyassist.gov.au International applicants Please note this guide is not intended for International students and not all courses are available to international students. Course information for international students is available in the relevant UTS: International Course Guide. Free call within Australia Tel outside Australia (+61 3) Fax: [email protected] Web: uts.edu.au/future-students/ international English language proficiency If your previous studies were undertaken in an overseas country you may need to provide evidence of English proficiency. For details please visit: uts.edu.au/future-students/international Further Information Student Centre Tel: 1300 ASK UTS ( ) Web: ask.uts.edu.au Visit our website business.uts.edu.au and handbook.uts.edu.au/bus Attend an Information Session Learn how Postgraduate Programs at UTS Business School are responding to industry needs and delivering graduates that employers want to hear from. To ensure you receive the very best information to better equip your decision, we offer a range of information evenings including course-specific sessions and general information about our postgraduate courses. For a list of dates and to register your attendance visit business.uts.edu.au City campus under construction Disclaimer: The information in this brochure is correct as of July Changes in circumstances after this date may alter the accuracy or currency of the information. UTS reserves the right to alter any matter described in this brochure without notice. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university. 5547

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