Three-year business undergraduate degrees

	Old Accountancy structure	New Accountancy structure from 2012
Year 1	Introductory Accounting	Introductory Accounting
	Macroeconomics 1	Introduction to Management
	Commercial Law	Business Computing 1
	Business Computing 1	Business Statistics 1
	Financial Accounting	Prices and Markets
	Management Accounting and Business	Macroeconomics 1
	Business Statistics 1	Marketing Principles
	Marketing Principles	Financial Accounting
Year 2	Corporate Accounting	Commercial Law
	Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Management Accounting and Business
	Company Law	Corporate Accounting
	Cost Management and Applications	Cost Management and Applications
	Auditing 1	Flexible course
	Prices and Markets	Flexible course
	Taxation 1	Flexible course
	Management Accounting Systems	Flexible course
Year 3	Accounting Theory	Management Accounting Systems
	Ethical Issues in Accountancy	Accounting Theory
	Strategic Decision Making for Accountants	Company Law
	Accounting course option	Strategic Decision Making for Accountants
	General Elective	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course

What has changed in the B Bus (Economics and Finance) program?

Under the new structure, you can choose to:

• Complete a minor in a business discipline comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points), or
• Complete a minor in another discipline comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points), or
• Complete four (4) general student electives.

A list of disciplines and prescribed courses for each available minor is provided in the Specialist minors for 3-year B Bus programs (PDF 149Kb)

It is your responsibility to ensure you meet the requirements of this program.

	Old Economics & Finance structure	New Economics & Finance structure from 2012
Year 1	Macroeconomics 1	Introductory Accounting
	Business Statistics 1	Introduction to Management
	Introductory Accounting	Business Computing 1
	Business Computing 1	Business Statistics 1
	Financial Markets	Prices and Markets
	Prices and Markets	Macroeconomics 1
	Commercial Law	Marketing Principles
	Marketing Principles	Financial Markets
Year 2	Macroeconomics 2	Commercial Law
	Business Finance	Macroeconomics 2
	Quantitative Analysis	Business Finance
	Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Quantitative Analysis
	Price Theory	Price Theory
	Law of Investments and Financial Markets	Personal Wealth Management
	Risk Management	Flexible course
	Introduction to Financial Planning	Flexible course
Year 3	International Trade	Risk Management
	Investment	Law of Investments and Financial Markets
	General Elective	International Trade
	General Elective	Investment
	International Monetary Economics	International Monetary Economics
	Empirical Studies in Equity Markets	International Finance
	General Elective	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course

What has changed in the Bus (Entrepreneurship) program?

Under the new structure, 8 flexible courses allow you to:

• Complete a second major in a business discipline comprising 8 courses (or 96 credit points). The second major will be identified on the transcript of results, or
• Complete a minor in a business discipline comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points), and either:
• A second minor comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points) chosen from business or another discipline, or
• Four (4) general student electives.

A list of disciplines and prescribed courses for each available second major and minor is provided the Specialist majors and minors for 3-year B Bus programs (PDF 175Kb)

It is your responsibility to ensure you meet the requirements of this program.

	Old Entrepreneurship structure	New Entrepreneurship structure from 2012
Year 1	The Entrepreneurial Process	Introductory Accounting
	Applied Entrepreneurship	Introduction to Management
	Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Business Computing 1
	Marketing Principles	Business Statistics 1
	Creativity, Innovation and Technology	Prices and Markets
	Entrepreneurial Ventures	Macroeconomics 1
	Macroeconomics 1	Marketing Principles
	Introductory Accounting	The Entrepreneurial Process
Year 2	Marketing for Entrepreneurs	Commercial Law
	Finance for Entrepreneurs	Applied Entrepreneurship
	Commercial Law	Intrapreneurship
	Prices and Markets	Global Entrepreneurship
	Intrapreneurship	Flexible course
	The Regulatory Environment	Flexible course
	Business Statistics 1	Flexible course
	Business Computing	Flexible course
Year 3	Entrepreneurial Strategy and Growth	Finance and Regulation for Entrepreneurs
	Corporate Venturing	Human Resource Management
	Global Entrepreneurship	New Venture Creation
	Social Entrepreneurship	Family Business and Entrepreneurship
	New Venture Creation	Flexible course
	Family Business and Entrepreneurship	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course

What has changed in the (International Business) program?

Under the new structure, 8 flexible courses allow you to:

• Complete a second major in a business discipline comprising 8 courses (or 96 credit points). The second major will be identified on the transcript of results, or
• Complete a minor in a business discipline comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points), and either:
• A second minor comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points) chosen from business or another discipline, or
• Four (4) general student electives.

A list of disciplines and prescribed courses for each available second major and minor is provided the Specialist majors and minors for 3-year B Bus programs (PDF 175Kb)

It is your responsibility to ensure you meet the requirements of this program.

	Old International Business structure	New International Business structure from 2012
Year 1	Introductions to Organisational Behaviour	Introductory Accounting
	Business Computing 1	Introduction to Management
	Prices and Markets	Business Computing 1
	Introductory Accounting	Business Statistics 1
	Culture and Business Practice in Asia	Prices and Markets
	Macroeconomics 1	Macroeconomics 1
	Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management	Marketing Principles
	Marketing Principles	Introduction to International Business
Year 2	Business Statistics 1	Commercial Law
	Global Marketing	Global Marketing
	International Trade Operations	Issues in International Business
	Commercial Law	International Human Resources
	International Political Economy: Business, Resources and Politics in the Global Era	Flexible course
	Discipline Elective	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course
Year 3	International Management	Global Entrepreneurship
	Strategic Management	Strategic Management
	International Trade OR Business Finance	International Political Economy: Business Resources and Politics in the Global Era
	Discipline Elective	Culture and Business Practice in Asia
	Discipline Elective	Flexible course
	Discipline Elective	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course

What has changed in the B Bus (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) program?

Under the new structure, the 8 flexible courses allow you to:

• Complete a second major in a business discipline comprising 8 courses (or 96 credit points). The second major will be identified on the transcript of results, or
• Complete a minor in a business discipline comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points), and either:
• A second minor comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points) chosen from business or another discipline, or
• Four (4) general student electives.

A list of disciplines and prescribed courses for each available second major and minor is provided the Specialist majors and minors for 3-year B Bus programs (PDF 175Kb)

It is your responsibility to ensure you meet the requirements of this program.

	Old Logistics & Supply Chain Management structure	New Logistics & Supply Chain Management structure from 2012
Year 1	Marketing Principles	Introductory Accounting
	Business Computing 1	Introduction to Management
	Macroeconomics 1	Business Computing 1
	Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management	Business Statistics 1
	Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Prices and Markets
	Business Statistics 1	Macroeconomics 1
	Prices and Markets	Marketing Principles
	Introductory Accounting	Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Year 2	Commercial Law	Commercial Law
	Transport Management	Transportation and Freight Logistics
	Logistics Systems Analysis	Warehouse and Distribution Channels
	Warehouse and Distribution Management	Procurement Management and Global Sourcing
	Employment Relations	Flexible Course
	Business Planning	Flexible Course
	Logistics Course Option	Flexible Course
	Logistics Course Option	Flexible Course
Year 3	Procurement Management	Business IT and Supply Chain
	Production Management	Operations Management
	Strategic Management	Supply Chain Management Strategy
	Service Management	Supply Chain Analysis and Design
	Advanced Supply Chain Management	Flexible Course
	Logistics Course Option	Flexible Course
	General Elective	Flexible Course
	General Elective	Flexible Course

What has changed in the B Bus (Management) program?

Under the new structure, 8 flexible courses allow you to:

• Complete a second major in a business discipline comprising 8 courses (or 96 credit points). The second major will be identified on the transcript of results, or
• Complete a minor in a business discipline comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points), and either:
• A second minor comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points) chosen from business or another discipline, or
• Four (4) general student electives.

A list of disciplines and prescribed courses for each available second major and minor is provided on the Specialist majors and minors for 3-year B Bus programs (PDF 175Kb)

It is your responsibility to ensure you meet the requirements of this program.

	Old Management structure	New Management structure from 2012
Year 1	Introductory Accounting	Introductory Accounting
	Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Organisational Behaviour
	Business Computing 1	Business Computing 1
	Business Statistics 1	Business Statistics 1
	Prices and Markets	Prices and Markets
	History of Management Thought	Macroeconomics 1
	Macroeconomics 1	Marketing Principles
	Marketing Principles	Introduction to Management
Year 2	Commercial Law	Commercial Law
	Employment Relations	Ethics and Governance
	International Management	International Management
	Leadership and Management	Leading for Change
	Organisational Theory	Flexible course
	Specialist Major	Flexible course
	Specialist Major	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course
Year 3	Strategic Management	The Entrepreneurial Process
	Ethics and Governance	Human Resource Management
	Managing Change	Organisational Theory
	Specialist Major	Strategic Management
	Specialist Major	Flexible course
	Specialist Major	Flexible course
	Specialist Major	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course

What has changed in the B Bus (Marketing) program?

Under the new structure, 8 flexible courses allow you to:

• Complete a second major in a business discipline comprising 8 courses (or 96 credit points). The second major will be identified on the transcript of results, or
• Complete a minor in a business discipline comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points), and either:
• A second minor comprising 4 courses (or 48 credit points) chosen from business or another discipline, or
• Four (4) general student electives.

A list of disciplines and prescribed courses for each available second major and minor is provided here: http://its-aw-cdmprap1.ad.rmit.edu.au/basqa6vjqwlm.pdf

It is your responsibility to ensure you meet the requirements of this program.

	Old Marketing structure	New Marketing structure from 2012
Year 1	Marketing Principles	Introductory Accounting
	Buyer Behaviour	Introduction to Management
	Introductory Accounting	Business Computing
	Business Computing 1	Business Statistics
	Marketing Communication	Prices and Markets
	Management Accounting and Business	Macroeconomics
	Macroeconomics 1	Marketing Principles
	Business Statistics 1	Buyer Behaviour
Year 2	Advanced Marketing Concepts and Applications	Marketing Communication
	Market Research	Market Research
	Sales Strategy and Communication Skills	Commercial Law
	Prices and Markets	Service Quality
	Service Quality	Flexible course
	B2B Marketing	Flexible course
	Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Flexible course
	Commercial Law	Flexible course
Year 3	Global Marketing	B2B Marketing
	Product Innovation and Management	Global Marketing
	Business Finance	Product Innovation and Management
	General Elective	Strategic Marketing
	Strategic Marketing	Flexible course
	Business Ethics	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course
	General Elective	Flexible course

What has changed in the B Engineering/B Business (Management) programs?

The following table illustrates the changes to the business core and management courses of the double degree programs in Engineering and Business.

B Bus Management courses in the old structure	B Bus Management courses in the new structure from 2012
Common business core and Management courses:	Common business core and Management courses:
History of Management Thought	Introductory Accounting
Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Introduction to Management
Marketing Principles	Macroeconomics 1
Introductory Accounting	Prices and Markets
Prices and Markets	Marketing Principles
Organisational Theory	Commercial Law
Employment Relations	Occupational Health and Safety Management
Macroeconomics	Organisational Behaviour
Leadership and Management	Ethics and Governance
Ethics and Governance	Introduction to International Business
Strategic Management	Leading for Change
Occupational Health and Safety Management	Organisational Theory
	Human Resource Management
Business streams – Students choose 4 courses:	The Entrepreneurial Process
	Strategic Management
Employment Relations	General Elective*
Management Accounting and Business	Business Elective – Students choose 1 course from:
Negotiation and Advocacy Skills
Staffing the Organisation	Human Resource Management
Human Resource Development	Employment Relations
Managing Change	International Human Resources
International Human Resources	BUSM1047 Negotiation and Advocacy Skills
Workplace Employment Relations
Human Resource Management	International Business
Occupational Health and Safety Management	Global Marketing
Employment Law 1	Issues in International Business
	Culture & Business Practice in Asia
Management of Accounting and Finance
Management Accounting and Business	Entrepreneurship
Cost Management and Applications	BUSM4052 Applied Entrepreneurship
Financial Accounting	BUSM1321 Intrapreneurship
Corporate Accounting	BUSM4054 Global Entrepreneurship
Company Law
Business Finance	Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Accounting Theory	Introduction to Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Taxation 1	Operations Management
Auditing 1	Procurement Management & Global Sourcing
Marketing Management	Marketing
Buyer Behaviour	Marketing Communication
Marketing Communication	Buyer Behaviour
Service Quality	Market Research
Market Research
Global Marketing	Accounting
Managing Tourism	Financial Accounting
Facilities and Event Management	Management Accounting and Business
	Company Law
International Management
International Management	Economics & Finance
International Human Resources	Financial Markets
International Trade Operations	Business Finance
Global Marketing	Personal Wealth Management
Management Accounting and Business
	Business Information Systems
Logistics & Supply Chain Management	Internet for Business
Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management	e-Business Systems 1
Procurement Management	Business IT
Production Management
Warehouse and Distribution Management
Service Management
Advanced Supply Chain Management
Workplace Employment Relations
Management Accounting and Business

* The General Elective is only available to students enrolled in the following double degrees:

BP160 Bachelor of Applied Science (Applied Chemistry) / Bachelor of Business (Management)
BP161 Bachelor of Environmental Science / Bachelor of Business (Management)
BP065 Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering) / Bachelor of Business (Management)
BP075 Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network Engineering) / Bachelor of Business (Management)
BP068 - Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) / Bachelor of Business (Management))
BP071 Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

What has changed in the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering)/Bachelor of Commerce program?

BCom courses in the old structure	Replacement courses in the new structure from 2012
Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Introduction to Management
Leadership and Management	Leading for Change
Facilities and Events Management	Organisational Behaviour
Introduction to Financial Planning	Personal Wealth Management

What are the compulsory business common core courses?

You will study the majority of your business common core courses in first year. They are: Business Statistics, Business Computing 1, Introduction to Management, Introductory Accounting, Macroeconomics, Marketing Principles and Prices and Markets. In the second year, you will study the final common core course, Commercial Law.

What is a major?

You are already enrolled in one major, which is commonly referred to as a specialisation. For example, students enrolled in the B Bus (Marketing) are majoring or specialising in Marketing within the Bachelor of Business program.

Flexible courses allow you to further specialise under the new program structure. You can take a second major in a business discipline, which is a sequence of 8 prescribed courses equivalent to 96 credit points. Second majors are available in the following:

Accountancy	Human Resource Management
Business Information Systems	International Business
Economics	Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Entrepreneurship	Management
Finance	Marketing

Note: Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) students may not select a second major.

If you have satisfied the requirements for a second major it will be identified on your student transcript.

The available majors including courses constituting each major are listed in the Specialist majors and minors for 3-year B Bus programs (PDF 175Kb)

When do I choose a second major?

If you decide to undertake a second business major you will be required to enrol in the first 4 prescribed courses at enrolment for Year 2 and in the remaining 4 courses at enrolment for Year 3. For example, if you choose to undertake a second major in Human Resource Management, you simply select the first 4 courses constituting the major at enrolment for Year 2.

If I complete the requirements for a second major, will it be identified on my transcript?

Yes. If you have satisfied the requirements the second major will be identified on your transcript. The second major will not be shown on you testamur or degree title.

What are flexible courses?

Flexible courses allow you to specialise beyond your chosen major. Your choice of flexible courses may depend on a number of things, for instance, your interests, your chosen career, or because you wish to gain professional accreditation.

Your eight flexible courses can be selected from three options:

• a second business major (8 courses); or
• a compulsory business minor (4 courses) + second minor (any discipline); or
• a compulsory business minor (4 courses) + four electives

What is a minor?

Flexible courses allow you to further specialise under the new program structure. You can take minors in business and in other disciplines. A minor is a sequence of 4 prescribed courses equivalent to 48 credit points, of which one minor must be in a business discipline.

The available minors including courses constituting each minor are listed in the Specialist minors for 3-year B Bus programs (PDF 149Kb)

When do I choose a minor?

Once you have decided on your minor/s, you simply enrol in the prescribed number and sequence of courses to satisfy the academic requirements of your program. You must take at least one (1) business minor in the prescribed sequence. Remember that you also have the option to take four (4) general electives in place of one minor, too.

What is the Work Integrated Learning (WIL) minor?

The WIL minor is made up of 3 courses equivalent to 48 credit points. The WIL minor facilitates the transition from university to the workplace by developing the necessary professional skills. The industry project component allows for hands-on experience under supervision while adding value to an organisation. As an individual or a member of a small team you will be placed within an organisation for two days each week to undertake a business project developed, negotiated and documented by RMIT. Prior to and during this time you will receive training and supervision.

The WIL minor is not equivalent to Co-operative Education.

Can I change minors?

Yes but you must ensure that you satisfy the academic requirements of your program. You must take at least one (1) business minor in the prescribed sequence.

Are there any additional selection or entry requirements for second majors or minors?

There are no additional requirements. The second majors and minors have been put together so that there are no additional selection or entry requirements. The second majors and minors must be taken in the prescribed sequences as many have prerequisites. The exceptions are the language minors, which provide opportunities to begin at various stages based on your level of proficiency.

Can you show me an example of a program structure?

There are many possible combinations of majors, minors and general student electives but a few examples should clarify the new structures and options available to you.

In the following examples (PDF 120Kb), 16 compulsory courses (8 common core plus 8 discipline major courses) of selected B Bus programs are identified. Possible ways in which to package the available 8 flexible courses within the academic requirements of the programs are also presented. Note that all B Bus students must select a business minor in addition to the 16 compulsory courses.

Will there be any information sessions?

Information Sessions for current students will be provided by your School early in Semester 2, 2011.

These sessions will provide detailed information about transitioning into the new program structures. They will also provide you with opportunities to ask questions and seek advice.

Information Session dates will be available on this FAQ and on each School website as soon as they are finalised.

Do I need to retake any courses?

You are not required to retake any courses. Refer to the Credit Arrangements tables presented under “How do I get credit for the courses I have completed?” FAQ.

How do I get credit for the courses I have completed?

The following tables list the credits you will receive for courses no longer be offered from 2012.

Please note that you should seek advice or further clarification from your program director or administrator. Please see the school contact details section.

B Bus (Accountancy) transition

Students who have completed:	For transition purposes, credit will be provided for:
Introductory Accounting	Introductory Accounting
Macroeconomics 1	Macroeconomics 1
Business Computing 1	Business Computing 1
Business Statistics 1	Business Statistics 1
Marketing Principles	Marketing Principles
Financial Accounting	Financial Accounting
Commercial Law	Commercial Law
Management Accounting and Business	Management Accounting and Business
Corporate Accounting	Corporate Accounting
Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Introduction to Management
Company Law	Company Law
Cost Management and Applications	Cost Management and Applications
Auditing 1	Professional Services Accounting Minor OR Business Advisory Services minor OR General Elective
Prices and Markets	Prices and Markets
Taxation 1	Professional Services Accounting Minor OR Business Advisory Services minor OR General Elective
Management Accounting Systems	Management Accounting Systems
Accounting Theory	Accounting Theory
Ethical Issues in Accountancy	Professional Services Accounting Minor OR General Elective
Strategic Decision Making for Accountants	Strategic Decision Making for Accountants
Accounting Elective	Business Advisory Services minor OR General Elective
General Elective 1	General Elective
General Elective 2	General Elective
General Elective 3	General Elective
General Elective 4	General Elective

A second major will be limited to students who have completed no more than the first 12 courses listed in the current program structure above.

B Bus (Economics and Finance) transition

Students who have completed	For transition purposes, credit will be provided for
Prices and Markets	Prices and Markets
Macroeconomics 1	Macroeconomics 1
Introductory Accounting	Introductory Accounting
Business Computing 1	Business Computing 1
Business Statistics 1	Business Statistics 1
Marketing Principles	Marketing Principles
Financial Markets	Financial Markets
Commercial Law	Commercial Law
Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Introduction to Management
Business Finance	Business Finance
Quantitative Analysis	Quantitative Analysis
Macroeconomics 2	Macroeconomics 2
Price Theory	Price Theory
Law of Investments and Financial Markets	Law of Investments and Financial Markets
Risk Management	Risk Management
Introduction to Financial Planning	Personal Wealth Management
International Trade	International Trade
Investment	Investment
International Monetary Economics	International Monetary Economics
Empirical Studies in Equity Markets*	International Finance*
Elective 1	General Elective
Elective 2	General Elective
Elective 3	General Elective
Elective 4	General Elective

*Students who have completed both Empirical Studies in Equity Markets and International Finance will receive credit for International Finance and a General Elective

B Bus (Entrepreneurship) transition

Students who have completed	For transition purposes, credit will be provided for
Introductory Accounting	Introductory Accounting
Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Introduction to Management
Marketing Principles	Marketing Principles
Macroeconomics 1	Macroeconomics 1
The Entrepreneurial Process	The Entrepreneurial Process
Entrepreneurial Ventures	General Elective
Applied Entrepreneurship	Applied Entrepreneurship
Creativity, Innovation and Technology	General Elective
Marketing for Entrepreneurs	General Elective
Finance for Entrepreneurs	Finance and Regulation for Entrepreneurs
Commercial Law	Commercial Law
Prices and Markets	Prices and Markets
Intrapreneurship	Intrapreneurship
The Regulatory Environment	Finance and Regulation for Entrepreneurs OR General Elective
Business Statistics 1	Business Statistics 1
Business Computing 1	Business Computing 1
Entrepreneurial Strategy and Growth	General Elective
Corporate Venturing	General Elective
Global Entrepreneurship	Global Entrepreneurship
Social Entrepreneurship	General Elective
New Venture Creation	New Venture Creation
Family Business and Entrepreneurship	Family Business and Entrepreneurship
General Elective 1	General Elective
General Elective 2	General Elective

* Generally, a second major will be available to students who have completed no more than the first 5 courses listed in the current program structure above

B Bus (International Business) transition

Students who have completed	For transition purposes, credit will be provided for
Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Introduction to Management
Business Computing 1	Business Computing 1
Prices and Markets	Prices and Markets
Introductory Accounting	Introductory Accounting
Marketing Principles	Marketing Principles
Macroeconomics 1	Macroeconomics 1
Culture and Business Practice in Asia	Culture and Business Practice in Asia
Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management	Minor OR General Elective
Business Statistics 1	Business Statistics 1
Global Marketing	Global Marketing
International Trade Operations	General Elective
Commercial Law	Commercial Law
International Political Economy: Business, Resources and Politics in the Global Era	International Political Economy: Business, Resources and Politics in the Global Era
General Elective/Program Elective	International Human Resources
General Elective/Program Elective	Issues in International Business
Discipline Elective	Minor OR General Elective
International Management	International Business
Strategic Management	Strategic Management
General Elective/Program Elective	Minor OR General Elective
General Elective/Program Elective	Global Entrepreneurship
General Elective/Program Elective	Minor OR General Elective
General Elective/Program Elective	Minor OR General Elective
General Elective/Program Elective	Minor OR General Elective
International Trade OR Business Finance	Minor OR General Elective

* Generally, a second major will be available to students who have completed no more than the first 7 courses listed in the current program structure above.

B Bus (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) transition

Students who have completed	For transition purposes, credit will be provided for
MKTG1025 Marketing Principles	MKTG1025 Marketing Principles
ISYS2056 Business Computing 1	ISYS2056 Business Computing 1
ECON1010 Macroeconomics 1	ECON1010 Macroeconomics 1
BUSM1094 Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	BUSM4176 Introduction to Management
ECON1030 Business Statistics 1	ECON1030 Business Statistics 1
ECON1020 Prices and Markets	ECON1020 Prices and Markets
ACCT1046 Introductory Accounting	ACCT1046 Introductory Accounting
OMGT1082 Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management	OMGT1082 Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management
LAW2442 Commercial Law	LAW2442 Commercial Law
OMGT1062 Transport Management	OMGT1062 Transportation and Freight Logistics
OMGT2146 Logistics Systems Analysis	OMGT2146 Supply Chain Analysis and Design
OMGT1074 Warehouse and Distribution Management	OMGT1074 Warehousing and Distribution Channels
BUSM1080 Employment Relations	Business Minor OR General Elective
BUSM2342 Business Planning	ISYS2425 Introduction to Enterprise Systems
OMGT2149 Geography of Distribution Systems	Logistics and Supply Chain optional minor OR General Elective
OMGT2152 Tourism Logistics	Logistics and Supply Chain optional minor OR General Elective
OMGT2155 E-Supply Chain Management	OMGT2155 Business IT and Supply Chain
BUSM1482 International Trade Operations	OMGT2243 Global Trade Operations
ISYS1194 Modelling and Simulation	Logistics and Supply Chain optional minor OR General Elective
OMGT1058 Transport Economics 1	OMGT1058 Transport Economics
OMGT1070 Procurement Management	OMGT1070 Procurement Management and Global Sourcing
OMGT1039 Production Management	OMGT1039 Operations Management
BUSM3125 Strategic Management	Business minor OR General Elective
OMGT1044 Service Management	OMGT1044 Retail and Service Logistics
OMGT1053 Advanced Supply Chain Management	OMGT1053 Supply Chain Management Strategy
ACCT1060 Management Accounting and Business	Business minor OR General Elective
General Elective	General Elective
General Elective	General Elective

A second major will be available to students who have completed no more than the first 12 courses listed in the current program structure above.

B Bus (Management) transition

Students who have completed	For transition purposes, credit will be provided for
Introductory Accounting	Introductory Accounting
Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Organisational Behaviour
Business Computing 1	Business Computing 1
Business Statistics 1	Business Statistics 1
Prices and Markets	Prices and Markets
Macroeconomics 1	Macroeconomics 1
Marketing Principles	Marketing Principles
History of Management Thought	Organisational Behaviour
Commercial Law	Commercial Law
Employment Relations	Human Resource Management OR General Elective
International Management	International Business
Leadership and Management	Leading for Change OR General Elective
Organisational Theory	Organisational Theory
General Elective 1	General Elective
Specialisation 1	Minor OR General Elective
Specialisation 2	Minor OR General Elective
Strategic Management	Strategic Management
Ethics and Governance	Ethics and Governance
Managing Change	Leading for Change OR General Elective
Specialisation 3	Minor OR General Elective
Specialisation 4	Minor OR General Elective
Specialisation 5	Minor OR General Elective
Specialisation 6	Minor OR General Elective
General Elective 2	Minor OR General Elective

* Generally, a second major will be available to students who have completed no more than the first 12 courses listed in the left hand column of the current program structure above.

B Bus (Marketing) transition

Students who have completed	For transition purposes, credit will be provided for
YEAR 1
Marketing Principles	Marketing Principles
Introductory Accounting	Introductory Accounting
Business Statistics 1	Business Statistics 1
Business Computing 1	Business Computing 1
Macroeconomics 1	Macroeconomics 1
Marketing Communication	Marketing Communication
Buyer Behaviour	Buyer Behaviour
Management Accounting and Business	Minor OR General Elective
YEAR 2
Advanced Marketing Concepts and Applications	General Elective
Market Research	Market Research
Commercial Law	Commercial Law
Prices and Markets	Prices and Markets
Service Quality	Service Quality
B2B Marketing	B2B Marketing
Introduction to Organisational Behaviour	Introduction to Management
Sales Strategy and Negotiation	General Elective
YEAR 3
Global Marketing	Global Marketing
Product Innovation and Management	Product Innovation and Management
Business Finance	Minor OR General Elective
Strategic Marketing	Strategic Marketing
Business Ethics	General Elective
General Elective 1	General Elective
General Elective 2	General Elective
General Elective 3	General Elective

A second major will be available to students who have completed no more than the first 7 courses listed in the current program structure above.

Will this change mean that it will take longer to finish my degree?

This change does not result in any additional time required to complete your degree.

Will this change affect my GPA?

Your GPA will be unaffected. It will transfer across to the new program structure.

I am graduating at the end of 2011 – does this affect me?

You are not affected by this change. The new program structure comes into place in Semester 1, 2012.

I am an international student; will this change affect my Visa?

This change only affects the program structure. The degree title and degree code are not affected, and remain unchanged.