Bachelor of Business and Business Majors in Combined Degrees



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Faculty of Business Bachelor of Business and Business Majors in Combined Degrees Course Planner 1 / 2010 Student Name: Student Number: www.utas.edu.au/business

Contents Introduction 2 General Informaton 3 First Year Common Enrolment 4 First Year Alternative Enrolment 5 Accounting Major (ACC) (Hobart, Launceston & Cradle Coast) 7 Business Economics Major (BEC) (Hobart) 9 Business Logistics Major (LOG) (Hobart, Launceston & Cradle Coast) 10 Business Management Major (BMT) (Hobart, Launceston) 12 Corporate Governance Major (CGO) 13 (Hobart, Launceston & Cradle Coast) Entrepreneurship Major (CET) (Hobart, Launceston) 16 Finance Major (FIN) (Hobart) 17 Human Resource Management Major (HRM) 18 (Hobart, Launceston) Information Systems (ISS) (Hobart, Launceston) 19 International Business Major (IBM) (Hobart) 20 Marketing Major (MRK) (Hobart & Launceston) 22 Organisational Management Major (ORM) 23 (Cradle Coast) Tourism Major (BTM) (Hobart) 24 Pre-requisites for Accounting & Corporate Governance Units 25 Pre-requisites for Australian Maritime College Units 26 Pre-requisites for Economics & Finance Units 27 Pre-requisites for Information Systems Units 28 Pre-requisites for Management Units 29 Faculty Office Information 31 Major Coordinators 32 Your Degree Planner Faculty of Business Contacts Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology Contacts International Student Admission Enquiries Inside back cover Back cover Back cover Back cover 1

Faculty of Business INTRODUCTION Bachelor of Business and Business Majors in Combined Degrees The Bachelor of Business (BBus) degree has a flexible structure that allows a range of choices in study programs. In the BBus, the first year is common to all students (with a choice of two degree electives). Students then elect to specialise in a Major offered by the Faculty of Business. BBus students must complete the following requirements: A Major consisting of: " 2 Introductory units " 2 Intermediate units " 4 Advanced units A Linked Minor consisting of: " 2 Introductory units " 2 Intermediate units Plus 4 Degree Elective units as specified for each Major and Linked Minor combination. Plus 8 Student Elective units. These 8 units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. International students will need to apply through the International Services Office www.international.utas.edu.au English language skills will also need to be verified. You should ensure that as far as possible you undertake the units within your major in the order in which they are listed in this booklet. This will ensure that your studies are not delayed by either the requirements for prerequisites or the scheduling of units. The offering of each of the units in this booklet may be dependent on there being sufficient numbers enrolled at the relevant campus. This guide is designed to summarise the options available to you, and to provide a record for your use. We hope that it will become a valuable guide to assist you through your undergraduate studies within the Bachelor of Business. Please remember to bring this booklet with you whenever you are seeking course advice. 2

Faculty of Business GENERAL INFORMATION Some units are displayed in this brochure with more than one unit code. For example: BMA151/251 Principles of Marketing Students should enrol in the level of unit that matches their year of study. A first year student would enrol in BMA151 Principles of Marketing whereas a second year student would enrol in BMA251 Principles of Marketing. A third year student would choose the highest level code available for the unit, in this case BMA251. Candidates for other degrees in this or other faculties should ensure that they enrol in units at the level/s required by their particular degree. These students should also observe the minimum numbers of units at particular levels that are permitted by their degree. BAA320/BAA321/BAA322 Corporate Internship Students who wish to enrol for this unit should contact the Corporate Internship Director, see information at the end of this brochure. SPRING AND SUMMER SCHOOL Spring and summer school offerings are normally published on the Faculty of Business website in August each year. www.utas.edu.au/business Please refer to the individual school website or contact the school. (see back cover) Important note: Students who commenced their degree prior to 2010 will note that there have been changes to the structure of the degree. Students continue with the rules applicable at the commencement date of their degree and/or of their major(s). Please refer to the online course and unit database for the relevant year s requirements http://courses.utas.edu.au Where a core unit is no longer available, a substitute will be approved by the Head of School. 3

First Year Common Enrolment Students entering the Bachelor of Business who have not yet selected a Major and Linked Minor will initially enrol in the following Introductory units in their first year of study (if studying full-time). When choosing the two remaining Introductory units, students will need to consider their choice of major. COMMON INTRODUCTORY UNITS SEMESTER CAMPUS BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 H,L,W KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 or 2 H,L,W BFA103 Accounting & Financial Decision Making 1 or 2 H,L,W (L & W semester 1 only) BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 or 2 H,L,W (W semester 1 only) BEA140 Quantitative Methods* 2 H,L,W BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 H,L,W AND TWO INTRODUCTORY UNITS CHOSEN FROM: BFA104 Accounting Context and Method 2 H,L,W (leading to Accounting major) BEA121 Principles of Economics 2 2 H,L,W (leading to Business Economics major) BMA181 Introduction to International Business 2 H (leading to Business Logistics major and International Business major) JNB130 Commercial Shipping 2 L,F (leading to Business Logistics major) BMA121 Management of Human Resources 2 H,L (leading to Business Management major and Human Resource Management major) BFA105 Introductory Financial Management 2 F (leading to Corporate Governance major and Organisational Management major) BMA151 Principles of Marketing 2 H,L (leading to Entrepreneurship major and Marketing major) BEA112 Principles of Finance (leading to Finance major) 2 H KXX131 Data Management 2 H,L,W (leading to Information Systems major) BMA104 Principles of Tourism (leading to Tourism major) 1 H BMA105 Tourism Practices (leading to Tourism major) 2 H 4

First Year Common Enrolment continued * BRIDGING MATHS UNITS Students without the mathematics prerequisite for BEA140 Quantitative Methods must complete a bridging unit. Domestic students can either enrol in UPP090 Bridging Mathematics or in BEA109 Introduction to Quantitative Methods. UPP090 does not incur fees but cannot be counted towards the BBus degree whereas BEA109 does incur fees but can be counted towards the degree. UPP090 is not available to International students who must enrol in BEA109 if they are required to complete a Bridging Maths unit. Please note that while UPP090 cannot be counted towards your degree, it does form part of the study load. This means that when you enrol for this unit in a semester, you are only able to undertake a maximum of another 3 units. BRIDGING UNITS SEMESTER CAMPUS BEA109 Introduction to Quantitative Methods 1 H,F 2 H,W,F UPP090 Bridging Maths 1 or 2 H,L,W,F H = Hobart L = Launceston W= Cradle Coast F = Flexible delivery Combined Degrees with Bachelor of Business Students enrolled in a combined degree with the Bachelor of Business enrol in accordance with the First Year-Common Enrolment outlined previously. However, these units are taken over the first two years of study (if studying full-time). 5

First Year Alternative Enrolment Students intending to progress to a combined Bachelor of Business-Bachelor of Laws (BBus-LLB) or Bachelor of Laws (LLB) should enrol in the following Introductory units in their first year of study (if studying full-time). COMMON INTRODUCTORY UNITS SEMESTER CAMPUS BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 H,L,W KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 or 2 H,L,W BFA103 Accounting & Financial Decision Making 1 or 2 H,L,W (L & W semester 1 only) BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 or 2 H,L,W (W semester 1 only) BEA140 Quantitative Methods* 2 H,L,W One Introductory unit chosen from list (see page 4) LAW121 Introduction to Law 1 H,L,W LAW122 Legal Systems 2 H,L,W If upon successful completion of the above first year program a student elects to continue with the BBus only instead of a combined or straight Law degree, the student will need to complete the outstanding core unit BFA141 Commercial Transactions (and if wanting to complete two majors, a further Introductory Elective unit). LAW121 and LAW122 may then count as Student Electives or be surplus to degree requirements. A student transferring from Law to the BBus may be exempt from BFA141 providing that have passed LAW221 & LAW222 (Contract Law A & B) and LAW223 & LAW224 (Torts A &B). Students in combined BBus-LLB degrees should note that they are required to complete a total of 17 units for the BBus component of their combined degree. Students should contact the Faculty of Law for advice about the LLB component of their combined degree. ACCOUNTING MAJOR WITHIN COMBINED BBUS-LLB For professional recognition, students intending to complete an Accounting major within the combined BBus-LLB and who wish to seek entry into professional accounting programs leading to membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and to the CPA Australia, will need to complete BFA281 Financial Management. Please see the Faculty of Business for course planning advice. * BRIDGING MATHS UNITS See notes on page 5. 6

Accounting Major (ACC) (Hobart, Launceston & Cradle Coast) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BFA104 Accounting Contexts and Methods 2 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BFA201 Financial Accounting 1 BFA241 Corporate Regulations and Accountability 1 Advanced BFA301 Advanced Financial Accounting 2 BFA302 Accounting Theory 2 BFA303 Auditing 1 BFA391 Taxation 1 Students completing the Accounting major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Accounting Linked Minor Introductory BFA103 Accounting & Financial Decision Making 1 KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 Intermediate BFA221 Accounting Information Systems 2 BFA261 Management Accounting 2 Degree Electives Introductory BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 Intermediate BFA281 Financial Management 2 Completion of the above units should permit a student to seek entry to professional accounting programs leading to membership of the Institute of Charted Accountants in Australia, CPA Australia, and the National Institute of Accountants (NIA). Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. 7

Business Economics Major (BEC) (Hobart, Launceston*, Cradle Coast*) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BEA121 Principles of Economics 2 2 Intermediate BEA200 Intermediate Microeconomics 1 BEA235 Thinking Strategically: The Competitive Edge + 2 Advanced BEA305 Industrial Organisation 2 BEA306 Economics of Human Resources + 2 BEA332 Evaluating Alternatives + 1 BEA325 Prices and Profits 1 Students completing the Business Economics major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Business Economics Linked Minor Introductory KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BEA204 Economics, Management and Organisation 1 One of the following units: BEA242 Introduction to Econometrics 1 BEA220 Intermediate Macroeconomics 2 Degree Electives Introductory BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 1 x Introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. * Only first year of this major is available at Launceston and Cradle Coast Campuses. Students must transfer to Hobart to complete their major. + Unit not offered in 2010. 8

Business Logistics Major (LOG) (Hobart, Launceston and Cradle Coast) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 One of the following units: BMA181 Introduction to International Business 2 JNB130 Commercial Shipping 2 Intermediate One of the following units: JNB216 International Transport Systems 1 KXI221 Requirements Analysis and Modelling 1 One of the following units: BFA281 Financial Management 2 JNB221 International Business 1 Advanced BMA302 Strategic Management 2 JNB325 Ports and Terminal Management 2 Two of the following units: JNB331 Business Research 1 BEA384 International Finance 2 JNB415 Maritime Logistics Management Project 2 JNB330 Supply Chain Management 2 Students completing the Business Logistics major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Business Logistics Linked Minor Introductory KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate JNB224 Exporting and Importing 1 One of the following units: JNB225 Logistics 1 KXI204 Business Logistics 1 Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 1x Introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. 9

Business Management Major (BMT) (Hobart, Launceston) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BMA121 Management of Human Resources 2 Intermediate BMA201 Organisational Behaviour 1 BMA251 Principles of Marketing 2 Advanced BMA302 Strategic Management 2 Two of the following units: BMA324 Human Resource Development 1 BMA325 Human Resource Management in the 1 Service Industries BMA381 International Human Resource Management 1 One of the following units: BMA382 International Marketing 2 BMA391 Managerial Social Responsibility 2 Students completing the Business Management major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Business Management Linked Minor Introductory KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BMA211 Business Communication 1 BFA281 Financial Management 2 Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 1 x Introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. 10

Corporate Governance Major (CGO) (Hobart, Launceston, Cradle Coast*) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 BFA105 Introductory Financial Management 2 Intermediate BFA207 Social and Environmental Accounting 1 BFA211 Corporate Governance 2 Advanced BFA341 Corporate Regulations and Accountability 1 BFA366 Organisational Risk Management 2 Two of the following units: BFA347 Regulatory Compliance 1 BFA308 Globalisation and Accountability^ 1 BFA306 Public Sector Resource Management 2 BFA309 Corporate Reporting and Disclosure + 2 BAA322 Corporate Internship 1 or 2 BMA302 Strategic Management 2 BMA391 Managerial Social Responsibility 2 Students completing the Corporate Governance major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Corporate Goverance Linked Minor Introductory BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 Intermediate BFA206 Globalisation and Accountability^ 1 BFA209 Corporate Reporting and Disclosure + 2 Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 1 x Introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. * This major is primarily taught via distance mode through online studies. ^BFA 206 and BFA 308 Globalisation and Accountability are mutually exclusive units. + BFA 209 and BFA 309 Corporate Reporting and Disclosure are mutually exclusive units. 11

Entrepreneurship Major (CET) (Hobart, Launceston) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BMA151 Principles of Marketing 2 Intermediate BMA204 Foundations of Entrepreneurship 1 BMA213 Entrepreneurship and Creativity 2 Advanced BMA326 Entrepreneurship and Innovation 1 BMA333 Project Evaluation and Planning 2 BMA302 Strategic Management 2 One of the following units*: BMA351 Marketing Management 1 BMA382 International Marketing 2 Students completing the Entrepreneurship major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Entrepreneurship Linked Minor Introductory KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BMA201 Organisational Behaviour 1 One of the following units: BMA258 Services Marketing 1 BMA211 Business Communication 1 BEA235 Thinking Strategically: The Competitive Edge 2 BMA252 Consumer Behaviour 2 BFA281 Financial Management 2 Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 1 x Introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. *With the approval of the major coordinator students may take BAA322 Corporate Internship instead of BMA351 or BMA382. 12

Finance Major (FIN) (Hobart) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BEA112 Principles of Finance 2 Intermediate BEA286 Investment Analysis 1 BFA204 Financial Planning 2 Advanced BEA343 Corporate Finance 1 BEA380 Derivative Securities 2 BEA384 International Finance 2 One of the following units: BEA321 Banking and Financial Institutions 1 BEA342 Econometrics 2 Students completing the Business Finance major in the Bachelor of Business must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Business Finance Linked Minor Introductory KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BEA242 Introduction to Econometrics 1 BFA281 Financial Management 2 Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 1 x Introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. 13

Human Resource Management Major (HRM) (Hobart, Launceston) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BMA121 Management of Human Resources 2 Intermediate BMA201 Organisational Behaviour 1 BMA241 Workplace Relations 2 Advanced BMA302 Strategic Management 2 Two of the following units*: BMA324 Human Resource Development 1 BMA325 HRM in the Service Industries 1 BMA381 International Human Resource Management 1 One of the following units: BMA330 Strategic Issues in HRM 2 BMA391 Managerial Social Responsibility 2 Students completing the Human Resource Management major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Human Resource Management Linked Minor Introductory KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BMA211 Business Communication 1 One of the following units: BMA205 Marketing Research 2 BFA281 Financial Management 2 Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 1 x introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. *With the approval of the major coordinator students may take BAA322 Corporate Internship instead of either BMA324, BMA325 or BMA381. 14

Information Systems (ISS) (Hobart, Launceston, Cradle Coast*) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 KXX131 Data Management 2 Intermediate KXX231 ICT Project Management 1 KXI221 Requirements Analysis and Modelling 2 Advanced KXX331 ICT Project A 1 KXI321 Information Systems Management 2 KXX332 ICT Project B 2 One of the following units: KXI332 Business Intelligence 1 KXI333 Business Process Innovation 2 KXI334 Enterprise Resource Planning 2 Students completing the Information Systems major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Information Systems Linked Minor Introductory BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate Any two level 200 KXI or KXX units Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 1 x Introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. * Only first year of this major is available at Cradle Coast campus. Students must transfer to Hobart or Launceston to complete their major 15

International Business Major (IBM) (Hobart) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BMA181 Introduction to International Business 2 Intermediate BMA285 Managing Business in the Asia Pacific 1 BMA212 Business in and with Europe 2 Advanced BMA381 International Human Resource Management 1 BMA382 International Marketing 2 BMA302 Strategic Management 2 One of the following units: BMA351 Marketing Management 1 BMA391 Managerial Social Responsibility 2 BMA333 Project Evaluation and Planning 2 Any 300 level language unit for non-native speakers Students completing the International Business major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. International Business Linked Minor Introductory KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BEA202 International Economics 1 One of the following units: BMA211 Business Communication 1 JNB224 Exporting and Importing 1 BFA202 Government Regulation of International Business 2 BFA281 Financial Management 2 BMA204 Foundations of Entrepreneurship 2 BMA209 International Issues in Tourism 2 Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 1 x Introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. 16

Marketing Major (MRK) (Hobart & Launceston) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BMA151 Principles of Marketing 2 Intermediate BMA258 Services Marketing 1 BMA255 Marketing Communications 1 Advanced BMA351 Marketing Management 1 BEA325 Prices and Profits 1 BMA382 International Marketing* 2 BMA391 Managerial Social Responsibility 2 Students completing the Business Marketing major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Marketing Linked Minor Introductory KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BMA252 Consumer Behaviour 2 BMA205 Marketing Research 2 Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 1 x Introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. *With the approval of the major coordinator students may take BAA322 Corporate Internship instead of BMA382. 17

OrganisationalManagement Major (ORM) (Cradle Coast) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BFA105 Introductory Financial Management 2 Intermediate BMA211 Business Communication 1 JNB221 International Business 1 Advanced BFA341 Corporate Regulation and Accountability 1 BFA366 Organisational Risk Management 2 JNB414 Strategic Management 2 One of the following units: BAA322 Corporate Internship 1 or 2 BFA306 Public Sector Resources Management 2 JNB324 Human Resource Management 1 Students completing the Organisational Management major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Organisational Management Linked Minor Introductory KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BMA201 Organisational Behaviour 1 JNB220 Introduction to Services Marketing 2 Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 1x Introductory level unit from the Faculty of Business 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. 18

Tourism Major (BTM) (Hobart) Applicable to students commencing this major in semester 1, 2010. Introductory BMA104 Principles of Tourism 1 BMA105 Tourism Practices 2 Intermediate BMA207 Sustainable Tourism 1 BMA209 International Issues in Tourism 2 Advanced HTA390 History and Heritage 1 BMA310 Interpretation for Tourism 1 BMA311 Destination Management 2 BAA322 Corporate Internship 1 Students completing the Tourism major must complete the following linked minor and degree electives. Tourism Linked Minor Introductory BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BMA258 Services Marketing 1 BMA205 Marketing Research 2 Degree Electives Introductory BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 1 BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 or 2 KXI101 Business Information Systems 1 or 2 BEA140 Quantitative Methods 2 Students must also complete eight additional units to meet the requirements of a Bachelor of Business. These eight units may be a second major from the Faculty of Business, or a major from another Faculty within the University of Tasmania. 19

Faculty of Business Minors These Minors are applicable to students commencing in semester 1, 2010. The Faculty of Business offers three stand-alone Minors that may be taken as part of the Student Elective component of the Bachelor of Business. These Minors may also be taken in other degrees offered by the University of Tasmania, presuming the student has space to do so within their course structure. Accounting Fundamentals Minor* Introductory BFA103 Accounting and Financial Decision Making 1 BFA104 Accounting Context and Method 2 Intermediate BFA201 Financial Accounting 1 BFA261 Management Accounting 2 Commercialisation Minor Introductory BAA101 Introduction to Commercialisation 1 BAA102 Discovering New Commercial Opportunities 2 Intermediate BAA201 Modelling Commercial Opportunities 1 BAA202 Commercialisation Planning 2 Corporate Accountability Minor^ Introductory BMA101 Introduction to Management 1 BFA141 Commercial Transactions 2 Intermediate BFA207 Social and Environmental Accounting 1 BFA211 Corporate Governance 2 * The Accounting Fundamentals Minor cannot be taken in conjunction with the Accounting Major and Linked Minor. ^ The Corporate Accountability Minor cannot be taken in conjunction with the Corporate Governance Major and Linked Minor. 20

Pre-requisites for Accounting & Corporate Governance Units Students who have previously failed units must seek advice regarding their future enrolment UNIT BFA103 Accounting & Financial Decision Making PRE-REQUISITES BFA104 Accounting Context & Methods BFA103 BFA105 BFA141 Introductory Financial Management Commercial Transactions BFA201 Financial Accounting BFA104 BFA202 Government Regulation BFA141 + BMA181 of International Business BFA204 Financial Planning BFA181/281 BFA206/308 Globalisation & Accountability BFA103 BFA207 Social & Environmental Accounting 1st year of any degree course BFA209/309 Corporate Reporting & Disclosure BFA103 BFA211 Corporate Governance BFA141 BFA221 Accounting Information Systems BFA104 + BSA101/KXI101 BFA241/341 Corporate Regulation & Accountability BFA141 BFA261 Management Accounting BFA103 + BEA140 BFA281 Financial Management BFA103 + BSA101/KXI101 BFA301 Advanced Financial Accounting BFA201 BFA302 Accounting Theory BFA201 BFA303 Auditing BFA201 + BFA221 BFA305 Financial Planning BFA181/281 BFA306 Public Sector Resource Management BFA103 BFA347 Regulatory Compliance BFA141 BFA366 Organisational Risk Management BFA103 BFA391 Taxation BFA141 + BFA104 21

Pre-requisites for Australian Maritime College Units Students who have previously failed units must seek advice regarding their future enrolment. UNIT JNB130 Commercial Shipping PRE-REQUISITES JNB216 International Transport Systems BMA101 JNB220 JNB221 JNB224 JNB225 JNB324 JNB325 Introduction to Services Marketing International Business Exporting & Importing Logistics Human Resource Management Ports & Terminals Management JNB330 Supply Chain Management JNB225 JNB331 Business Research JNB222 JNB414 Strategic Management BMA101 or JNB219 JNB415 Maritime & Logistics Management Project JNB331 22

Pre-requisites for Economics & Finance Units Students who have previously failed units must seek advice regarding their future enrolment. UNIT BEA111 Principles of Economics 1 PRE-REQUISITES BEA112 Principles of Finance BEA121 Principles of Economics 2 BEA140 Quantitative Methods UPP090 or BEA109 or equivalent Maths BEA141 Quantitative Economic Analysis UPP090 or BEA109 or equivalent Maths BEA200 Intermediate Microeconomics BEA111 BEA202 International Economics BEA111 BEA204 Economics, Management & Organisation BEA111 BEA220 Intermediate Macroeconomics BEA121 BEA235 Thinking Strategically: The Competitive Edge BEA111 BEA242 Introduction to Econometrics BEA140 BEA286 Investment Analysis BEA112 + BEA140 BEA300 Microeconomic Theory & Policy BEA141 + BEA200 BEA301 Environmental & Resource Economics BEA111 BEA305 Industrial Organisation BEA200 BEA306 Economics of Human Resources BEA140 + BEA200 BEA320 Macroeconomic Theory & Policy BEA141 + BEA200 + BEA220 BEA321 Banking & Financial Institutions BEA220 or BEA286 BEA325 Prices & Profits BEA111 BEA332 Evaluating Alternatives BEA111 BEA342 Econometrics BEA242 BEA343 Corporate Finance BEA140 + BFA281 BEA380 Derivative Securities BEA286 BEA384 International Finance BFA281 + BEA286 23

Pre-requisites for Information Systems Units Students who have previously failed units must seek advice regarding their future enrolment. UNIT KXI101 Business Information Systems PRE-REQUISITES KXI203 Information Management BSA102 / KXI102 or KXX131 KXI204 Business Logistics BSA101/KXI101 KXI206 Database Management Systems BSA102 / KXI102 or KXX131 KXI209 Database Administration BSA206 / KXI206 KXI212 Systems Analysis and Modelling Any introductory unit from IS or Computing KXI221 Requirements Analysis and Modelling Any introductory unit from IS or Computing KXI222 Business and Information Analysis Any introductory unit from IS or Computing KXI223 Systems Acquisition and Implementation Any introductory unit from IS or Computing KXI321 Information Systems Management KXI322 Business Intelligence KXI222 KXI333 Business Process Innovation KXI222 KXI334 Enterprise Resource Planning KXI101 KXX131 Data Management KXX231 ICT Project Management Any two introductory units from any discipline KXX331 ICT Project A KXX231 + KXT203 or KXI212 KXX332 ICT Project B KXX331 in the same academic year 24

Pre-requisites for Management Units Students who have previously failed units must seek advice regarding their future enrolment. UNIT BMA101 BMA104 BMA105 BMA106 BMA109 Introduction to Management Principles of Tourism Tourism Practices Tourism Geography Tourism Marketing PRE-REQUISITES BMA121 Management of Human Resources BMA101 (co-req) BMA151/251 Principles of Marketing BMA101 (co-req) BMA181 Introduction to International Business BMA101 (co-req) BMA201 Organisational Behaviour BMA101 BMA204 Foundations of Entrepreneurship BMA101 for BBus; nil for other courses BMA205 Business Research Methods 100% of level 100 for relevant degree BMA207 Sustainable Tourism BMA104 + BMA105 BMA208 Electronic Marketing BMA101 + BMA151/251 BMA209 International Issues in Tourism BMA104 + BMA105 BMA211 Business Communication BMA101 BMA212 Business in & with Europe BMA101 + BMA181 BMA213 Entrepreneurship & Creativity BMA101 for BBus; nil for other courses BMA241 Workplace Relations BMA101 + BMA121 BMA252 Consumer Behaviour BMA101 + BMA151 BMA255 Marketing Communications BMA101 + BMA151 BMA258 Services Marketing BMA101 + BMA151 BMA285 Managing Business in the Asia Pacific BMA101 + BMA181 BMA302 Strategic Management BMA101 + any intermediate level unit in any management major or minor BMA310 Interpretation for Tourism BMA104 or BMA105 BMA311 Destination Management BMA207 BMA313 Advanced Employee Relations BMA101 + BMA121 + BMA241 25

Pre-requisites for Management Units continued UNIT PRE-REQUISITES BMA324 Human Resource Development BMA101 + BMA121 BMA325 Human Resource Management BMA101 + BMA121 in the Services Industries BMA326 Entrepreneurship & Innovation BMA204 BMA327 Tourism Project 2 200% of BTour including HGA203 or equivalent BMA330 Strategic Issues in Human BMA101 + BMA121 Resource Management + BMA201 + BMA241 BMA333 Project Evaluation & Planning BMA326 BMA337 Tourism Project 2 BMA327 BMA351 Marketing Management BMA101 + BMA151 + 2 Intermediate units in a relevant major BMA381 International Human Resource Management BMA101 + BMA121 BMA382 International Marketing BMA101 + BMA151 or BMA181 BMA391 Managerial Social Responsibility BMA101 + any intermediate level unit in any management major or minor 26

Faculty Office Information QUESTIONS? You should contact the relevant Faculty Officer (listed below) with any queries you have regarding your majors and unit structures. Faculty Officers: Alison Nowak (H) (03) 6226 2370 Alison.Nowak@utas.edu.au " undergraduate enrolment advice " undergraduate enrolment variations " undergraduate admissions (international) " credit/advanced standing (international) " cross-institutional study Sue Pastre (H) (03) 6226 2269 Susan.Pastre@utas.edu.au " undergraduate enrolment advice " undergraduate enrolment variations " undergraduate admissions (domestic) " credit/advanced standing (domestic) " cross-institutional study Laura How (L) (03) 6324 3330/3088 Laura.How@utas.edu.au " Launceston students only " general undergraduate enrolment enquiries " cross-institutional study Kylie Kapeller (L) (03) 6324 3357 Kylie.Kapeller@utas.edu.au " Manager, Academic Administration 27

Faculty Office Information continued Corporate Internship Director Ingrid Apsitis (H,L,W) 6324 3278 Ingrid.Apsitis@utas.edu.au Corporate.Internship@utas.edu.au Student Adviser (Transition Support Service) Dr Jane Rienks (H) (03) 6226 1916 Jane.Rienks@utas.edu.au " General advice, support and assistance Tanya Ferres (L) (03) 6324 3312 Tanya.Ferres@utas.edu.au " General advice, support and assistance Course Coordinator Mark Wickham (H) (03) 6226 2159 Mark.Wickham@utas.edu.au 28

Major Coordinators Accounting (ACC) (03) 6226 7804 Secretary@accfin.utas.edu.au Business Economics (BEC) Norton Grey (H) (03) 6226 2377 Norton.Grey@utas.edu.au Business Logistics (LOG) Peter Dixon (L) (03) 6324 3329 Peter.Dixon@utas.edu.au Business Management (BMT) Wayne O Donohue (H) (03) 6226 1713 Wayne.ODonohue@utas.edu.au Graeme Tonks (L) (03) 6324 3498 Graeme.Tonks@utas.edu.au Corporate Governance (CGO) (03) 6226 7804 Secretary@accfin.utas.edu.au Entrepreneurship (CET) Colin Jones (H) (03) 6226 2826 Colin.Jones@utas.edu.au Finance (FIN) Norton Grey (H) (03) 6226 2377 Norton.Grey@utas.edu.au Human Resource Management (HRM) Simon Fishwick (H) (03) 6226 1768 Simon.Fishwick@utas.edu.au Graeme Tonks (L) (03) 6324 3498 Graeme.Tonks@utas.edu.au Information Systems* Ying Chen (H) (03) 6226 6213 Ying.Chen@utas.edu.au Bill Morgan (L) (03) 6324 3411 Bill.Morgan@utas.edu.au 29

Major Coordinators continued International Business (IBM) Fan Liang (H) (03) 6226 1710 Fan.Liang@utas.edu.au Marketing (MRK) Linda Hall (H) (03) 6226 2823 Linda.Hall@utas.edu.au Stuart Crispin (L) (03) 6324 3140 Stuart.Crispin@utas.edu.au Organisational Management (ORM) Peter Dixon (L) (03) 6324 3329 Peter.Dixon@utas.edu.au Tourism (BTM) Alison Dunn (H) (03) 6226 1914 Alison.Dunn@utas.edu.au * The School of Information Systems is now part of the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology 30

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Your Degree Planner " Check the available units for your degree on the online UTAS Course and Unit handbook; " Use this planner to plan out the units you wish to study in your first year and; " Enrol online at the estudentcentre: www.studentcentre@utas.edu.au What are the requirements for my degree? You need to complete a major, a minor, 4 degree electives and 8 student electives, within the ranges below: Introductory level: A minimum of 8 and a maximum of 10 units Intermediate level: A minimum of 6 and a maximum of 10 units Advanced level: A minimum of 6 and a maximum of 10 units The unit levels in the major and minor are fixed (shown in the bottom row of the diagram on the inside back cover of this booklet). The flexibility in the levels is in the degree electives and particularly the student electives. What are student and degree electives? Student electives are your choice of unit, taken from any study area across the University, if you are eligible (ie: meet any pre-requisites), and within the unit requirements above. You can take up to a second major in another area, or another minor, and try out other subject areas - it's your choice. Degree electives are units chosen from the degree schedule at introductory and intermediate levels. In some degrees there may be a limited choice of units or required degree electives. See behind the back cover for rest of the Degree Planner 32

Bachelor of Business Major Linked Minor Degree Electives Student Electives Major: 2 Introductory Units 2 Intermediate Units 4 Advanced Units Linked Minor: 2 Introductory Units 2 Intermediate Units Degree Electives 4 Units Student Electives 8 Units (may constitute a second major) Notes: COURSE PLANNER

Faculty of Business Faculty of Business University of Tasmania Private Bag 84 Hobart Tasmania AUSTRALIA 7001 1800 030 955 Enquiries@business.utas.edu.au www.utas.edu.au/business School of Accounting & Corporate Governance Hobart (03) 6226 7804 or 2266 School of Economics & Finance Hobart (03) 6226 7672 School of Management Hobart (03) 6226 7686 Launceston (03) 6324 3014 Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology School of Information Systems Hobart (03) 6226 6200 1800 687 120 International Student Admission Enquiries International.Admissions@utas.edu.au Hobart (03) 6226 2706 Launceston (03) 6324 3503 November 2009 CRICOS Provider Code 00586B 2010