Griffith Business School majors (from 2006)

All majors offered within the Griffith Business School consist of 80CP (except the Accounting major in the Bachelor of Commerce which is 100CP).

Griffith Business School undergraduate programs:

Majors list
Majors in the
Bachelor of Arts (Politics, Asian Studies and International Relations)		 Campus
Asian and International Studies Nathan  
International Relations Nathan Gold Coast
Politics and Government Nathan  
Majors list
Majors in the Bachelor of Business Campus
eCommerce Nathan Gold Coast Logan
Human Resource Management Nathan Gold Coast Logan
Industrial Relations Nathan Gold Coast  
Information Systems Nathan Gold Coast  
Logistics and Supply Chain Management Nathan    
Management Nathan Gold Coast Logan
Marketing Nathan Gold Coast Logan
Occupational Health and Safety Nathan    
Majors list
Majors in the
Bachelor of Business (Hotel | Tourism | Event | Real Estate and Property | Sport)		 Campus
Event Management Nathan Gold Coast
Hotel Management   Gold Coast
International Tourism and Hotel Management Nathan  
Leisure Management Nathan  
Real Estate and Property Development Nathan Gold Coast
Sport Management Nathan Gold Coast
Sport Management (for PGA/IGI articulation students only)   Gold Coast
Tourism Management Nathan  
Majors list
Majors in the Bachelor of Commerce Campus
Accounting Nathan Gold Coast Logan
Banking Nathan Gold Coast Logan
Banking and Finance Nathan Gold Coast Logan
Economics Nathan Gold Coast  
Finance Nathan Gold Coast  
Financial Planning     Logan
Major list
Major in the Bachelor of International Business Campus
International Business Nathan Gold Coast

Legend for the structures below: NA=Nathan | GC=Gold Coast | LG=Logan | MG=Mt Gravatt campus

Accounting major

Accounting major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

This major satisfies professional accreditation requirements with CPA Australia.

Students must complete the following 100CP of courses:

Accounting major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I,II I 2105AFE Introduction to Business Law # 10
2 I,II I 2201AFE Corporate Finance 10
2 I,II I 2102AFE Financial Accounting 10
2 I,II II 2103AFE Company Accounting 10
2 I,II II 2104AFE Management Accounting 10
2 I,II II 2106AFE Company Law # 10
3 I,II I 3101AFE Accounting Theory 10
3 I,II I 3104AFE Strategic Management Accounting 10
3 I,II I 3106AFE Revenue Law: Theory and Policy in Action 10
3 I,II II 3102AFE Auditing 10

[#] Students undertaking the Accounting award major as part of the Law/Commerce combined program are granted exemption from 2105AFE and 2106AFE and are, therefore, required to only complete 80CP for this major and also satisfy professional accreditation requirements with CPA Australia. Students must substitute [2105AFE and 2106AFE] with [1001MGT and 1011IRL].

Accounting major (for Logan students who commenced prior to 2008)

This major satisfies professional accreditation requirements with CPA Australia.

From 2008, the Accounting major offered in the Bachelor of Commerce [1285] program at the Logan campus will be available for continuing students only. Students who have already undertaken courses toward this major are strongly advised to contact the Program Director for academic planning advice in order to complete the major.

Courses at Logan will be offered in an accelerated mode over three semesters from 2008. These semesters will run for ten weeks as follows:

Semester list
Semester Timetable
Summer From late January to end of April
I From late May to mid-August
II From mid-September to mid-December

Students must complete the following 100CP of courses:

Accounting major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
LG
2 Summer
(January)		 2183AFE Company Accounting 10
2 Summer
(January)		 2186AFE Company Law # 10
2 I 2184AFE Management Accounting 10
2 I 2185AFE Introduction to Business Law # 10
2 II 2281AFE Corporate Finance 10
2 II 2182AFE Financial Accounting 10
3 I 3184AFE Strategic Management Accounting 10
3 II 3181AFE Accounting Theory 10
3 II 3186AFE Revenue Law: Theory and Policy in Action 10
3 II 3182AFE Auditing 10

[#] Students undertaking the Accounting award major as part of the Law/Commerce combined program are granted exemption from 2185AFE and 2186AFE and are, therefore, required to only complete 80CP for this major and also satisfy professional accreditation requirements with CPA Australia. Students must substitute [2185AFE and 2186AFE] with [1081MGT and 1081IRL].

Asian and International Studies major (Nathan)

Students must complete 80CP from the following courses:

Asian and International Studies major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA
2/3 I 2025IBA Dilemmas in International Relations 10
2/3 I 2004IBA Family, Gender and Sexuality in Asian Societies 10
2/3 I 2015IBA Communicating Across Cultures in Asia and Australia 10
2/3 I 2021IBA Approaches to Asia’s History 10
2/3 I 2017IBA Internationalisation of Japanese Society 10
2/3 I 3027IBA Business and Politics in the Asia Pacific Region 10
2/3 I 3009IBA Politics in Contemporary China 10
2/3 I 3002IBA Australia’s Foreign Relations 10
2/3 II 2016IBA Political Economy of East Asia 10
2/3 II 2014IBA SE Asia: Political Pressures and Social Forces 10
2/3 II 3017IBA Crime, Business and Politics in Asia 10

Banking major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

This major has been withdrawn and is only available for students who commenced prior to 2008.

Students must complete 80CP from the following courses:

Banking major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 3105AFE Law of Finance (offered at NA only from 2009) 10
2 I II 2202AFE Risk Management and Insurance 10
2 I I 2204AFE Financial Institutions Management 10
2 I,II I 2105AFE Introduction to Business Law # 10
2 I,II I 2201AFE Corporate Finance 10
3 II II 3213AFE Credit and Lending (offered at NA only from 2010) 10
3 II II 3206AFE Global Banking (offered at NA only from 2010) 10
3 II II 3205AFE Mergers and Takeovers (offered at NA only from 2009) 10

[#] Students undertaking the Banking award major as part of the Law/Commerce combined program are granted exemption from 2105AFE. Students must substitute 2105AFE with 1001MGT.

Banking and Finance major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

This major will be offered from Semester 1/2008 and is not available to students who have previously completed either the single Banking or Finance major. Students who commence from 2008 must complete this combined major and students who commenced prior to 2008 may complete either the single Banking or Finance major or this combined major.

Students must complete the following 60CP of courses:

Banking and Finance major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2204AFE Financial Institutions Management 10
2 I I 2306AFE Quantitative Methods for Banking Finance and Economics 10
2 I,II I 2105AFE Introduction to Business Law# 10
2 I,II I 2201AFE Corporate Finance 10
2 II II 2206AFE Investment Analysis and Management 10
3 II II 3210AFE Advanced Corporate Finance (capstone course) 10

PLUS 20CP from the following courses:

Banking and Finance major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I II 2202AFE Risk Management and Insurance 10
3 I   3105AFE Law of Finance 10
3   I 3209AFE International Finance 10
3 II II 3208AFE Portfolio Management 10
3 II   3213AFE Credit and Lending 10
3 II   3206AFE Global Banking 10
3 II   3205AFE Mergers and Takeovers 10
3   II 3214AFE Advanced Financial Modelling 10
3 II II 3019IBA Goldman Sachs JB Were Internship* 10

[#] Students undertaking this award major as part of the Law/Commerce combined program are granted exemption from 2105AFE. Students must substitute 2105AFE with 1001MGT.
[*] Enrolment in this course is by application only as there are limited numbers of internships available (please contact the Course Convenor for further information).

eCommerce major (Nathan, Logan and Gold Coast)

This major has been withdrawn from Semester 1/2007. Students who have already undertaken courses toward this major (and wish to complete the major) are strongly advised to contact the Program Director to discuss the availability of alternative courses.

Courses at Logan will be offered in an accelerated mode over three semesters from 2008. These semesters will run for ten weeks as follows:

Semester list
Semester Timetable
Summer From start of February to end of April
I From late May to mid-August
II From mid-September to mid-December

Students must complete 80CP from the following courses:

eCommerce major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA LG GC
2 I

I		 I


 2020MKT
or
2512ICT		 Fundamentals of eCommerce
or
eCommerce		 10
2 I

II		 I


 2040MGT
or
2180MGT		 Business Communication 10
2 II II II 2027MGT Strategic Networks for eBusiness 10
2 II II II 3003MGT Mobile Workforce Technologies 10
3 I I II 3041MGT eBusiness 10
3 I I II 2309AFE Digital Economy 10
3 II

Summer		 II


 3012MGT
or
3082MGT		 Management Strategy and Decision Making 10
3 II II II 3032MGT Managing the Digital Business 10

Economics major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

Students must complete the following 70CP of courses:

Economics major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2306AFE Quantitative Methods for Business Finance and Economics 10
2 I,II I,II 2303AFE Economic Analysis and Policy 10
2 II II 2304AFE Macroeconomics 10
2 II II 2305AFE Microeconomics 10
3 I II 3305AFE Applied Econometrics 10
3 I II 3303AFE Public Economics 10
3 II I 3302AFE Monetary Economics 10

PLUS 10CP from the following courses:

Economics major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I,II I 2105AFE Introduction to Business Law #* 10
3 I II 3306AFE Financial Economics 10
3 II I 3307AFE International Economics 10

[#] Students undertaking the Economics award major as part of the Law/Commerce combined program are granted exemption from 2105AFE. Students must complete 10CP from the other two options.
[*] Students who do not choose 2105AFE must complete this course elsewhere in their program to meet the degree requirements.

Event Management major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Event Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2315HSL Event Marketing and Sponsorship 10
2 I I 2316HSL Sport Event Operations 10
2 II II 2209HSL Project Management 10
2 II II 3213HSL Conference and Convention Management 10
3 I I 3204HSL Evaluation and Impact Assessment 10
3 I I 3117HSL Facility and Venue Management 10
3 II II 3001HSL Strategy and Change: A Service Industry Approach 10
3 II II 3207HSL Entrepreneurship in Tourism, Hospitality Sport and Events 10

Work-integrated learning

Students undertaking this major must complete either 250 hours of relevant and approved industry experience or 2212HSL. Assistance and support for students is available through the Industry Liaison Officers in the Department of Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management at both the Gold Coast and Nathan campuses.

Finance major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

This major has been withdrawn and is only available for students who commenced prior to 2008.

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Finance major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2306AFE Quantitative Methods for Business Finance and Economics 10
2 I,II I 2105AFE Introduction to Business Law # 10
2 I,II I 2201AFE Corporate Finance 10
2 II II 2206AFE Investment Analysis and Management 10
2
or
 3		 I

I		 II

II		 3203AFE
or
2202AFE		 Derivatives Securities and Risk Management (not offered after 2006)
or
Risk Management and Insurance 		10
3 I

I		 I

I		 3209AFE
 or
2205AFE		 International Finance (offered at GC only from 2010)
or
Asia Pacific Capital Markets (not offered after 2006) 		10
3 II II 3208AFE Portfolio Management 10
3 II II 3214AFE Advanced Financial Modelling (offered at GC only from 2009) 10

[#] Students undertaking the Finance award major as part of the Law/Commerce combined program are granted exemption from 2105AFE. Students must substitute 2105AFE with 1001MGT.

Financial Planning major (for Logan students who commenced prior to 2008)

From 2008, the Financial Planning major offered in the Bachelor of Commerce [1285] program at the Logan campus will be available for continuing students only. Students who have already undertaken courses toward this major are strongly advised to contact the Program Director for academic planning advice in order to complete the major.

Courses at Logan will be offered in an accelerated mode over three semesters from 2008. These semesters will run for ten weeks as follows:

Semester list
Semester Timetable
Summer Late January to end of April
I From late May to mid-August
II From mid-September to mid-December

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Financial Planning major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
LG
2 I 2185AFE Introduction to Business Law # 10
2 I 2282AFE Risk Management and Insurance 10
2 II 2280AFE Investment Planning 10
2 II 3186AFE Revenue Law: Theory and Policy in Action 10
3 Summer
(January)		 3188AFE Taxation Planning 10
3 I 3285AFE Wealth Management 10
3 II 3282AFE Financial Planning, Construction and Review 10
3 II 3284AFE Retirement and Estate Planning 10

[#] Students undertaking the Financial Planning award major as part of the Law/Commerce combined program are granted exemption from 2185AFE. Students must substitute 2185AFE with 1081MGT.

Hotel Management major (Gold Coast)

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Hotel Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
GC
2 I 3206HSL Hospitality Marketing 10
2 I,II 1205HSL
or
1206HSL		 Food Production Management *
or
Food and Beverage Service Management *		 10
2 I,II 3203HSL Tourism Economics 10
2 II 2216HSL Rooms Division Management 10
3 I 3215HSL Hospitality Service Operations Management 10
3 I 3214HSL Hospitality Financial Control 10
3 II 3210HSL Contemporary Issues in Tourism and Hotel Management 10
3 II 3001HSL Strategy and Change: A Service Industry Approach (capstone course) 10

[*] These two courses run in tandem with the Training Restaurant and, therefore, have limited capacity. For students undertaking the Hotel Management major, one of these courses is to be completed in Year 1 and the remaining course is to be completed as part of the Hotel Management Major. Students are required to purchase uniforms and equipment through CJ's Training Restaurant prior to commencement of classes. Students may be allocated to practical groups to ensure that the Training Restaurant classes provide each student with the maximum opportunity to develop practical skills.

Work-integrated learning

Students undertaking this major must complete either 250 hours of relevant and approved industry experience or 2212HSL. Assistance and support for students is available through the Industry Liaison Officers in the Department of Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management at both the Gold Coast and Nathan campuses.

Human Resource Management major

Human Resource Management major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

Students must complete the following 60CP of courses:

Human Resource Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2022MGT Human Resource Principles 10
2 I I 2040MGT Business Communications 10
2 II II 2025MGT Organisational Processes 10
3 I I 3042MGT International Human Resource Management 10
3 II II 3010MGT Human Resource Information Systems 10
3 II II 3011MGT Organisational Change (capstone course) 10

PLUS 20CP from the following courses:

Human Resource Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2030IRL Health and Safety in the Workplace* 10
2 I I 2031IRL Management-Employee Relations 10
3 II II 2012MGT HR Training and Development 10
3 II II 3019MGT Safety Management of Production Systems* 10

[*] Students who successfully complete 2030IRL and 3019MGT are eligible for accreditation from the Division of Workplace Health and Safety as a Workplace Health and Safety Officer (WHSO).

Human Resource Management major (for Logan students who commenced prior to 2008)

From 2008, the Human Resource Management major offered in the Bachelor of Business [1287] program at the Logan campus will be available for continuing students only. Students who have already undertaken courses toward this major are strongly advised to contact the Program Director for academic planning advice in order to complete the major.

Courses at Logan will be offered in an accelerated mode over three semesters from 2008. These semesters will run for ten weeks as follows:

Semester list
Semester Timetable
Summer Late January to end of April
I From late May to mid-August
II From mid-September to mid-December

Students must complete the following 60CP of courses:

Human Resource Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
LG
2 Summer
(January)		 2085MGT Organisational Processes 10
2 II 2182MGT Human Resource Principles 10
2 II 2180MGT Business Communications 10
3 I 3182MGT International Human Resource Management 10
3 II 3080MGT Human Resource Information Systems 10
3 II 3081MGT Organisational Change (capstone course) 10

PLUS 20CP from the following courses:

Human Resource Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
LG
2 Summer
(January)		 2081IRL Management-Employee Relations 10
2 I 2080IRL Health and Safety in the Workplace# 10
3 Summer
(January)		 2082MGT HR Training and Development 10

[#] Students who successfully complete 2080IRL and 3189MGT are eligible for accreditation from the Division of Workplace Health and Safety as a Workplace Health and Safety Officer (WHSO).

Industrial Relations major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

Students must complete the following 60CP of courses:

Industrial Relations major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2031IRL Management-Employee Relations 10
2 I I 2030IRL Health and Safety in the Workplace 10
2 II II 2004IRL Employment Relations Law * 10
3 I I 3046IRL Workplace Industrial Relations 10
3 II II 3006IRL Negotiation 10
3 II II 3038IRL Employment Strategies in Action (capstone course) 10

PLUS 20CP from the following Industrial Relations or Occupational Health and Safety elective courses:

Industrial Relations elective course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 II II 2003IRL Labour Market Issues (offered on-line only) 10
3 I I 3045IRL Work: Comparative Perspectives (offered at NA in odd years / GC in even years) 10
Occupational Health and Safety elective course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 II   2007IRL The Industrial Relations of Occupational Health (not offered from 2009) 10
3 I   3007IRL Occupational Health and Safety Law and Policy (not offered from 2009) 10
3 I I 3027IRL Safety, Law and Employment Relations (offered from 2009) 10
3 II II 3019MGT Safety Management of Production Systems 10

[*] This course [2004IRL] is incompatible with the Law elective 5029LAW.

Information Systems major (Nathan)

This major has been withdrawn at the Gold Coast from Semester 1/2007. Students who commenced this major at the Gold Coast prior to 2007 will be able to complete their remaining courses at the Nathan campus. Alternatively, students can contact the Program Director to discuss course selection for the completion of the major.

Students must complete the following 70CP of courses:

Information Systems major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA
2 I 2006MGT Information Systems Analysis 10
2 I 2040MGT Business Communications 10
2 II 2042MGT Information Systems Development 10
3 I 2080MGT Project Management 10
3 I 2043MGT Database Management 10
3 II 3005MGT Information Management and Control 10
3 II 3008MGT Enterprise Information Systems Management (capstone course) 10

PLUS 10CP from the following courses:

Information Systems major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA
3 II 3003MGT Mobile Workforce Technologies 10
3 II 3004MGT Business Intelligence 10
3 II 2027MGT Strategic Networks for eBusiness 10

International Business major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

International Business major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2101AFE International Accounting 10
2 I I 2002IBA Microeconomics for Business Strategy 10
2 II

I,II		 2003IBA
or
2303AFE		 Economic Analysis and Policy
or
Economic Analysis and Policy 		10
2/3 I I 2005IBA Comparative Management 10
2/3 II II 2032MKT
or
2023IBA
or
3028MKT		 Global Marketing (not offered after 2006)
or
International Marketing (if 1003MKT completed)
or
Strategic Marketing Simulation (if 1007IBA completed)		 10
3 I I 3027IBA Business and Politics in the Asia-Pacific Region 10
3 I I 3001IBA International Trade and Competition 10
3 II

I		 3003IBA
or
3209AFE		 International Corporate Finance
or
International Corporate Finance 		10

International Relations major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

For students who commenced from 2007

Students must complete the following 30CP of courses:

International Relations major course list (from 2007)
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2008IBA
or
2025IBA		 Ethics and International Relations (offered in 2007 only)
or
Dilemmas in International Relations 		10
2 I I 2020IBA Global Security 10
3 II II 3007IBA International Relations Theory 10

PLUS 50CP from the following courses:

International Relations major course list (from 2007)
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2010PPP Introduction to American Politics 10
2 II II 2019IBA Politics of International Law # 10
2 II II 2010IBA Politics of Globalisation 10
3 I I 3002PPP Comparative European Politics 10
3 I I 3002IBA Australia’s Foreign Relations 10
3 II II 3007PPP American Foreign Policy 10
3 II   3017IBA Crime, Business and Politics in Asia 10
3 II   3018IBA Violence and Terror in International Relations 10
3 II   3028IBA Energy and Environmental Security 10

[#] Students undertaking the International Relations award major as part of the Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts (Politics, Government and International Relations) program are not permitted to undertake 2019IBA as a 'Law in Context' Elective. This course is a compulsory course for Law/International Relations students and satisfies the International Relations degree requirements as part of the combined award. Students cannot obtain credit for both sets of requirements by undertaking one course only.

For students who commenced in 2006

Students who commenced in 2006 have the option to continue with the structure below or the revised structure above.

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

International Relations major course list (in 2006)
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2008IBA
or
2025IBA		 Ethics and International Relations (offered in 2007 only)
or
Dilemmas in International Relations 		10
2 I I 2020IBA Global Security 10
2 I I 2010PPP Introduction to American Politics 10
2 II II 2019IBA Politics of International Law # 10
2 II II 2010IBA Politics of Globalisation 10
3 I I 3002PPP Comparative European Politics 10
3 I I 3002IBA Australia’s Foreign Relations 10
3 II II 3007IBA International Relations Theory 10

[#] Students undertaking the International Relations award major as part of the Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts (Politics, Government and International Relations) program are not permitted to undertake 2019IBA as a 'Law in Context' Elective. This course is a compulsory course for Law/International Relations students and satisfies the International Relations degree requirements as part of the combined award. Students cannot obtain credit for both sets of requirements by undertaking one course only.

International Tourism and Hotel Management major (Nathan)

This major will be offered from Semester 1/2008.

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses

International Tourism and Hotel Management major course list

Year

 Sem

Catalog Nbr

Course

CP
NA
2 I 2208HSL International Food and Beverage Management 10
2 II 2105HSL International Tourism and Hotel Marketing 10
2 II 3120HSL Managing Culturally Diverse Workplaces 10
2 II 2216HSL Rooms Division Management (offered from 2009) 10
3 I 3113HSL International Tourism and Hotel Destination Development 10
3 I 3215HSL Hospitality Service Operations Management 10
3 I 3119HSL Ecotourism 10
3 II 3001HSL Strategy and Change: A Service Industry Approach (capstone course) 10

Work-integrated learning

Students undertaking this major must complete either 250 hours of relevant and approved industry experience or 2212HSL. Assistance and support for students is available through the Industry Liaison Officers in the Department of Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management at both the Gold Coast and Nathan campuses.

Leisure Management major (Nathan)

This major is only available for students who commenced prior to 2007. Students who have partially completed the Leisure Management major are advised to contact the Program Director to discuss alternatives which will enable the completion of this major.

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Leisure Management major course list

Year

 Sem

Catalog Nbr

Course

CP
NA
2 I 2106HSL Psychology of Leisure 10
2 I 2103HSL Programming for Leisure Services 10
2 II 2108HSL Sociology of Leisure 10
2 II 2212HSL Work Integrated Learning Practicum 10
3 I 2107HSL Sustainable Leisure Environments 10
3 I 3104HSL Planning for Leisure Services 10
3 II 3118HSL Leisure Policy Processes 10
3 II 3001HSL Strategy and Change: A Service Industry Approach (capstone course) 10

Work-integrated learning

Students undertaking this major must complete either 250 hours of relevant and approved industry experience or 2212HSL. Assistance and support for students is available through the Industry Liaison Officers in the Department of Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management at both the Gold Coast and Nathan campuses.

Logistics and Supply Chain Management major (Nathan)

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Logistics and Supply Chain Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA
2 I 2050MGT Logistics and Supply Chain Management 10
2 I 2052MGT Strategic Thinking and Innovation 10
2 II 2054MGT Business Logistics 10
2 II 2011IBA Export Management 10
3 I 3055MGT Operations Management 10
3 I 3045MGT Purchasing and Supply Management 10
3 II 3016MKT Channel Relationship Management in the Services Sector 10
3 II 3054MGT Logistics and Supply Chain Management Internship 10

Management major

Management major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2028MGT Production and Management Systems 10
2 I I 2040MGT Business Communications 10
2 II II 2025MGT Organisational Processes 10
2 II II 3012MGT Management Strategy and Decision Making 10
3 I I 3044MGT Quality Management 10
3 I I 3039MGT Organisational Structures and Design 10
3 II II 3024MGT Globalisation and Management 10
3 II II 3013MGT Corporate Social Responsibility (capstone course) 10

Management major (for Logan students who commenced prior to 2008)

From 2008, the Management major offered in the Bachelor of Business [1287] program at the Logan campus will be available for continuing students only. Students who have already undertaken courses toward this major are strongly advised to contact the Program Director for academic planning advice in order to complete the major.

Courses at Logan will be offered in an accelerated mode over three semesters from 2008. These semesters will run for ten weeks as follows:

Semester list
Semester Timetable
Summer Late January end of April
I From late May to mid-August
II From mid-September to mid-December

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
LG
2 Summer
(January)		 2085MGT Organisational Processes 10
2 Summer
(January)		 3082MGT Management Strategy and Decision Making 10
2 II 2088MGT Production and Management Systems 10
2 II 2180MGT Business Communications 10
3 I 3084MGT Quality Management 10
3 I 3089MGT Organisational Structures and Design 10
3 II 3184MGT Globalisation and Management 10
3 II 3083MGT Corporate Social Responsibility (capstone course) 10

Marketing major

Marketing major (Nathan and Gold Coast)

Students must complete the following 60CP of courses:

Marketing major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2004MKT Consumer Psychology 10
2 I I 2034MKT Market Research 10
2 II II 2029MKT Advertising and Creative Strategies 10
3 I I 3006MKT Services Marketing 10
3 II II 3042MKT Strategic International Marketing 10
3 II II 3028MKT Strategic Marketing Simulation 10

PLUS 20CP from the following courses:

Marketing major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA GC
2 I I 2036MKT Retail Marketing 10
2 I I 3037MKT eRetailing (offered at NA from 2008) 10
2 II II 2002MKT Corporate Communications and Public Relations 10
3 I I 3007MKT Social Marketing 10
3 I I 3040MKT Internet Marketing 10
3 II II 3013MKT Entertainment and the Arts Marketing 10
3 II II 3041MKT Entrepreneurial Marketing 10
3 II I 3053MKT Internship 20

Marketing major (for Logan students who commenced prior to 2008)

From 2008, the Marketing major offered in the Bachelor of Business [1287] program at the Logan campus will be available for continuing students only. Students who have already undertaken courses toward this major are strongly advised to contact the Program Director for academic planning advice in order to complete the major.

Courses at Logan will be offered in an accelerated mode over three semesters from 2008. These semesters will run for ten weeks as follows:

Semester list
Semester Timetable
Summer Late January to end of April
I From late May to mid-August
II From mid-September to mid-December

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Marketing major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
LG
2 Summer
(January)		 2184MKT Market Research 10
2 Summer
(January)		 2089MKT Advertising and Creative Strategies 10
2 II 2084MKT Consumer Psychology 10
3 Summer
(January)		 3086MKT Services Marketing 10
3 II 3082MKT Strategic International Marketing 10
3 II 3088MKT Strategic Marketing Simulation 10
3 II 2082MKT Corporate Communications and Public Relations 10
3 II 3089MKT Networking and Franchising 10

Occupational Health and Safety major (Nathan)

This major has been withdrawn from Semester 1/2008. Students who have partially completed the Occupational Health and Safety major are advised to contact the Program Director for further advice.

Students who commence from 2008 are able to undertake a concentration of Occupational Health and Safety courses via the Industrial Relations major.

For students who commenced prior to 2008

Students must complete the following 60CP of courses:

Occupational Health and Safety major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA
2 I 2030IRL Health and Safety in the Workplace 10
2 II 2004IRL Employment Relations Law * 10
2 II 2007IRL The Industrial Relations of Occupational Health (not offered from 2009) 10
3 I 3007IRL Occupational Health and Safety Law and Policy (not offered from 2009) 10
3 II 3019MGT Safety Management of Production Systems 10
3 II 2012MGT HR Training and Development 10

PLUS 20CP from the following courses:

Occupational Health and Safety major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA LG MG
2   I   2015HSV Introduction to Rehabilitation and Disability Studies 10
2     I 2004PSY Occupational Psychology 10
2 II     2115PBH Principles of Ergonomics (not offered in 2008) 10
3 I     3111PBH Workplace Health Promotion 10
3   I   3021HSV Injury Management 10

[*] This course [2004IRL] is incompatible with the Law elective 5029LAW.

Politics and Government major (Nathan)

Students must complete the following 50CP of courses:

Politics and Government major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA
2 I,II 2002PPP Australian Politics (Semester 2 offering in 2009 only) 10
2 II 2003PPP Power and Policy Making 10
3 I 3101PPP Political Practice (Internship) 10
3 II 3001PPP Cases in Public Policy 10
3 II 3102PPP Great Political Debates 10

PLUS 30CP from the following courses:

Politics and Government major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
NA
2 I 2005PPP Politics and Public Management 10
2 I,II 2011PPP Contemporary Politics and Movements (Semester 1 offering in 2009 only) 10
2 II 2006PPP Politics and the Media 10
3 I 3003PPP Queensland Politics 10

Real Estate and Property Development major (Gold Coast and Nathan)

This major will be offered at Nathan from Semester 1/2009.

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Real Estate and Property Development major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
GC NA
2 I I 2004MKT Consumer Psychology 10
2 I I,II 2201AFE Corporate Finance 10
2 II II 3220HSL Real Estate and Property Development Law (offered at Nathan from 2010) 10
2 II II 3006IRL Negotiation 10
3 I I 2034MKT Market Research 10
3 I I 3222HSL Real Estate License (offered at Nathan from 2011) 10
3 II

I 		3304ENV
or
3017ENV		 Environmental Assessment and Management
or
Environmental Assessment 		10
3 II I 3109ENG Construction Project Management 10

Work-integrated learning

Students undertaking this major must complete either 250 hours of relevant and approved industry experience or 2212HSL. Assistance and support for students is available through the Industry Liaison Officers in the Department of Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management at both the Gold Coast and Nathan campuses.

Listed Real Estate and Property Development electives

Students in this major are advised to complete their elective component requirement from the following list:

Real Estate and Property Development elective course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
GC NA
2 I I 2040MGT Business Communication 10
2 I,II I,II 1203AFE Money, Banking and Finance 10
2 II II 2027ENV Planning Practice and Law 10
3 I   3218HSL Timeshare Resort Management 10
3   I 4077ENV Advanced Environmental Planning and Law 10
3 II   3108ENG Construction Planning 10
3 II   4102ENG Construction Business Management 10
3   II 4047ENV Public Involvement and Community Development 10

Sport Management major (Gold Coast and Nathan)

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses:

Sport Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
GC NA
2 I I 2311HSL Sport Business Environments 10
2 I I 2310HSL Sport Facility and Planning 10
2 I I 2316HSL Sport Event Operations 10
2 II II 2312HSL Sport Information 10
2 II II 3323HSL Sport Marketing 10
3 I I 3304HSL Sport Economics 10
3 I I 3333HSL Sport Development Systems 10
3 II II 3001HSL Strategy and Change: Service Industry Approach (capstone course) 10

Work-integrated learning

Students undertaking this major must complete either 250 hours of relevant and approved industry experience or 2212HSL. Assistance and support for students is available through the Industry Liaison Officers in the Department of Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management at both the Gold Coast and Nathan campuses.

Sport Management major (Gold Coast) - for PGA/IGI articulation students only

This major is only available for PGA/IGI articulation students who commenced prior to 2007.

Students must complete the following 80CP of courses in addition to the required courses for the PGA/IGI Certificate in Applied Golf Management Practices [9247] program:

Sport Management major course list (for PGA/IGI articulation students only)
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
GC
2 I 2311HSL Sport Business Environments 10
2 I 2315HSL


 Event Marketing and Sponsorship
or
Elective 		10
2 II 2312HSL Sport Information 10
2 II 3323HSL Sport Marketing 10
3 I 2316HSL Sport Events 10
3 I 3304HSL Sport Economics 10
3 I 3333HSL Sport Development Systems 10
3 II 3001HSL Strategy and Change: Service Industry Approach (capstone course) 10

Work-integrated learning

Students undertaking this major must complete either 250 hours of relevant and approved industry experience or 2212HSL. Assistance and support for students is available through the Industry Liaison Officers in the Department of Tourism, Leisure, Hotel and Sport Management at both the Gold Coast and Nathan campuses.

Tourism Management major (Gold Coast)

Students must complete the following 60CP of courses:

Tourism Management major course list
Year Sem Catalog Nbr Course CP
GC
2 I 3202HSL Tourism Enterprise Management 10
2 I 2204HSL Sustainable Tourism 10
2 I,II 3203HSL Tourism Economics 10
3 I