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Bachelor of Business and Commerce (BBCM) - BBusComQTAC code (Australian and New Zealand applicants): Marketing & Hospitality Management (Toowoombacampus: 904511; Online: 904515; Springfield campus: 924511); Tourism & Events Management (Online:904535; Springfield campus: 924531); Unspecified (Toowoomba campus: 904501; Online: 904505; Springfieldcampus: 924501)

CRICOS code (International applicants): 092182E

OnlineOn-campus*

Semester 1 (February)Semester 2 (July)Semester 3 (November)

Semester 1 (February)Semester 2 (July)Semester 3 (November)

Semester intake:

-Springfield, ToowoombaCampus:

Commonwealth supported placeCommonwealth supported placeFees:Domestic full fee paying placeDomestic full fee paying placeInternational full fee paying placeInternational full fee paying place

3 years full-time, up to 6 years part-timeStandard duration:

Notes:

Students can commence study at Toowoomba campus in semester 1 or semester 2. Students can commence study at Springfield campus or online insemester 1, semester 2 or semester 3.

There is no semester 3 intake for international on-campus students.

FootnotesNot all majors and minors are fully available at all campuses.*

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Professional accreditation

Accounting major and Accounting (Extended) major graduates will meet the educational entrance requirementsof CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ). This provides Associatemembership of CPA Australia, eligibility to study the CPA Australia professional exams and eligibility tostudy the CAANZ professional exams.

The Accounting major and Accounting (Extended) major are accredited by the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) and the Association of International Accountants (AIA).

Successful completion of the Accounting major and Accounting (Extended) major can qualify students forexemptions from the Fundamental level (9 papers) of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants(ACCA) exams.

Accounting major and Accounting (Extended) major students who complete a Finance minor will meet theeducational entrance requirements of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (Finsia).

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Students who wish to be registered tax agents must complete the Accounting (Extended) major and completeLAW3444 Competition and Consumer Law as an elective in order to meet the educational entrance requirementsof the Tax Practitioners Board.

Finance major graduates will meet the educational entrance requirements to become a member of the FinancialServices Institute of Australasia (Finsia).

The Human Resource Management major is accredited by the Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI)and satisfies the educational requirements for professional membership of AHRI.

The Information Technology Management major is provisionally accredited at professional level by theAustralian Computer Society and, through the Seoul Accord, is recognised in other countries.

The Marketing major is accredited by the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI), and students are eligible forcredit towards becoming a Certified Practising Marketer (CPM) upon completion.

Program aimsThe Bachelor of Business and Commerce is a professionally-oriented degree program. The aim of the programis to produce graduates who are equipped to identify, describe, analyse and resolve business problems in boththe public and private sectors. Successful completion of the program will equip graduates with the skills andknowledge required to undertake employment in relevant professions.

Program objectivesUpon successful completion of the program, students will be able to:

(1) synthesise business knowledge, disciplinary concepts, theories, principles and processes(2) think critically, constructively and logically about business-related issues, problems and theoretical debates(3) communicate clearly and concisely in presenting relevant knowledge and ideas to a range of audiences(4) apply business-related knowledge and technical skills to resolve problems and make ethical decisions

across a range of institutional, national and global contexts(5) use initiative, creativity and judgement to plan and implement professional projects(6) work autonomously and collaboratively as part of ongoing learning and professional practice.

Australian Qualifications FrameworkThe Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) is a single national, comprehensive system of qualificationsoffered by higher education institutions (including universities), vocational education and training institutionsand secondary schools. Each AQF qualification has a set of descriptors which define the type and complexityof knowledge, skills and application of knowledge and skills that a graduate who has been awarded thatqualification has attained, and the typical volume of learning associated with that qualification type.

This program is at AQF Qualification Level 07. Graduates at this level will have broad and coherent knowledgeand skills for professional work and/or further learning.

The full set of levels criteria and qualification type descriptors can be found by visiting www.aqf.edu.au.

Program Information SetView USQ’s admission criteria, student profiles and a summary of all offers made under Course AdmissionInformation Set via the QTAC website.

Admission requirementsTo be eligible for admission, applicants must satisfy the following requirements:

● Have achieved a minimum Overall Position (OP) 16, tertiary entrance rank 66 or equivalent qualification.^

● English Language Proficiency requirements for Category 2.



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Applicants are advised to also address the following:

● Assumed Knowledge expectations: English and Mathematics A

Candidates for admission to the 16-unit Marketing and Hospitality Management major and Tourism andEvents Management major must have successfully completed a relevant diploma from a TAFE institution orequivalent accredited body.

All students are required to satisfy the applicable English language requirements.

If students do not meet the English language requirements they may apply to study a University-approvedEnglish language program. On successful completion of the English language program, students may beadmitted to an award program.

These are determined by the University for specific programs each Semester. The 2019 OP and tertiaryentrance ranks are based on agreed QTAC schedules which assess formal study at Year 12 or equivalent

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level, tertiary, preparatory, professional or vocational qualifications or work experience, as detailed inthe QTAC Assessment of Qualifications Manual and QTAC Assessor Guidelines.

Special admissions may help you get into the program of your choice by increasing your Selection Rank.The additional points don't apply to all applicants or all programs. Please read the information aboutUSQ's Special Admissions carefully to find out what you may be eligible for.

Program fees

Commonwealth supported placeA Commonwealth supported place is where the Australian Government makes a contribution towards the costof a students' higher education and students pay a student contribution amount, which varies depending onthe courses undertaken. Students are able to calculate the fees for a particular course via the Course FeeFinder.

Commonwealth Supported students may be eligible to defer their fees through a Government loan calledHECS-HELP.

Domestic full fee paying placeDomestic full fee paying places are funded entirely through the full fees paid by the student. Full fees varydepending on the courses that are taken. Students are able to calculate the fees for a particular course via theCourse Fee Finder.

Domestic full fee paying students may be eligible to defer their fees through a Government loan called FEE-HELP provided they meet the residency and citizenship requirements.

Australian citizens, Permanent Humanitarian Visa holders, Permanent Resident visa holders and New Zealandcitizens who will be resident outside Australia for the duration of their program pay full tuition fees and arenot eligible for FEE-Help.

International full fee paying placeInternational students pay full fees. Full fees vary depending on the courses that are taken and whether theyare studied on-campus, via distance education/online. Students are able to calculate the fees for a particularcourse via the Course Fee Finder.

Program structureThe Bachelor of Business and Commerce comprises 24 single-unit courses as indicated in the table below.Students are not permitted to complete more than ten (10) Level 1 courses as part of the program.

Number of unitsArea of study

8 unitsCore courses



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16 units8–unit major (select one):

● Accounting● Aviation Management and Safety● Business Administration● Business Economics● Business Law● Finance● General Commerce● Human Resource Management● Information Technology Management● International Business● Management and Leadership● Marketing● Sustainable Business● Tourism Management

plus one of the following:

● second major (8 units) or● 2 x 4-unit minors or● 1 x 4-unit minor and 4 elective courses.

OR 12-unit major

● Accounting (Extended)

plus one of the following:

● 1 x 4-unit minor or● 4 elective courses.

OR 16–unit major (select one):

● Marketing and Hospitality Management*

● Tourism and Events Management.*

This major is available to only those students who have successfullycompleted a relevant Diploma from a Technical and Further Education(TAFE) institution or equivalent accredited body in HospitalityManagement or Events Management. Students would normally spendtheir first year of studies at TAFE and then apply for direct entry toUSQ. They will then complete the standard eight core courses of theBachelor of Business and Commerce, and the eight remaining USQmajor courses.

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24 unitsTotal

Required time limitsThe standard duration for completion of this program is 3 years full-time or 6 years part-time. Students havea maximum of 9 years to complete this program.

Core courses

Semester of offerSpringfield campus

Semester of offerToowoomba campus

Semester of offerOnline

Course

1, 21, 21, 2, 3ACC1101 Accounting forDecision-Making



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1, 2, 31, 21, 2, 3CIS1000 Information SystemsConcepts

21, 21, 2, 3ECO1000 Economics

1, 211, 2, 3FIN1101 Introduction toCorporate Finance

1, 21, 21, 2, 3LAW1500 Introduction toBusiness and Company Law

111, 2, 3MGT1000 OrganisationalBehaviour

111, 2, 3MKT1001 Introduction toMarketing

21, 21, 2, 3STA2300 Data Analysis

Major studiesA major study is a set of courses that make up a coherent, in-depth study of a specific discipline. Bachelor ofBusiness and Commerce majors comprise 8 or 16 units. All students in the Bachelor of Business and Commercemust complete at least one major study selected from those offered within the Bachelor of Business andCommerce:

8-unit majors:

● Accounting● Aviation Management and Safety● Business Administration● Business Economics● Business Law● Finance● General Commerce● Human Resource Management● Information Technology Management● International Business● Management and Leadership● Marketing● Sustainable Business● Tourism Management.

12-unit major:

● Accounting (Extended)

16-unit majors:

● Marketing and Hospitality Management*

● Tourism and Events Management.*

This major is available to only those students who have successfully completed a relevant Diploma from a Technical and Further Education(TAFE) institution or equivalent accredited body in Hospitality Management or Events Management. Students would normally spend their

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first year of studies at TAFE and then apply for direct entry to USQ. They will then complete the standard eight core courses of the Bachelorof Business and Commerce, and the eight remaining USQ major courses.

Double major studies

Students may choose to complete a second major from the Bachelor of Business and Commerce, except theGeneral Commerce major, or from the undergraduate degree programs in another area at the University ofSouthern Queensland. A program in which there is a first and second major is known as a 'double major'.



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For example, students may undertake a second major from the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Communication and Media. Examples of second majors include Advertising, International Relations, Journalism orPublic Relations. Where a student is required to do one or more core courses from that program to satisfyprerequisites for the proposed major, the core course/s may form part of that major, and be substituted for oneof the courses in the major.

Where a second major from another area contains fewer than 8 units, students must complete extra electiveunits, chosen from undergraduate courses offered at the University of Southern Queensland to ensure thattheir program contains 24 units in total.

Students who complete a double major will have both majors shown on their testamur.

Important notesStudents wishing to undertake PWE3000 Professional Work Experience as an elective must have successfullycompleted a minimum of 16 units in their program of study. Students considering enrolling in PWE3000should read the information and conditions contained in the course specification.

PWE3000 is not available to international students regardless of location or mode of study as it is an electivecourse. Australian regulations do not allow an elective work-based training course that is not a mandatoryprogram requirement to be offered to international students.

Accounting majorThe Accounting major provides students with a broad knowledge base in financial accounting, managementaccounting, business law and finance. Second majors or minors are available in a range of business, commerceand arts areas.

Accounting major graduates will meet the educational entrance requirements of CPA Australia and CharteredAccountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ). This provides Associate membership of CPA Australia,eligibility to study the CPA Australia professional exams and eligibility to study the CAANZ professionalexams.

Successful completion of the Accounting major can qualify students for exemptions from the Fundamentallevel (9 papers) of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) exams.

Accounting major students who complete a Finance minor will meet the educational entrance requirementsof the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (Finsia).




Course

Level 1

221, 2, 3ACC1105 Accounting

Principles#

Level 2

111, 2ACC2102 Financial

Accounting^

221, 2ACC2113 ManagementAccounting I

221, 2, 3ACC2115 CompanyAccounting (FormerlyACC3115)

Level 3

111, 2ACC3116 Accounting andSociety



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111, 2ACC3118 Auditing

111, 2, 3LAW3130 Revenue Law andPractice A

2ACC3300 Accounting Major

Capstone*

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Accounting (Extended) majorThe Accounting (Extended) major provides students with a broad knowledge base in financial accounting,management accounting, business law and finance. Minors are available in a range of business, commerceand arts areas.

Accounting (Extended) major graduates will meet the educational entrance requirements of CPA Australiaand Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ). This provides Associate membership ofCPA Australia, eligibility to study the CPA Australia professional exams and eligibility to study the CAANZprofessional exams.

Successful completion of the Accounting (Extended) major can qualify students for exemptions from theFundamental level (9 papers) of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) exams.

Accounting (Extended) major students who complete a Finance minor will meet the educational entrancerequirements of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (Finsia).

Students who wish to be registered tax agents must complete the Accounting (Extended) major and completeLAW3444 Competition and Consumer Law as an elective in order to meet the educational entrance requirementsof the Tax Practitioners Board.




Course

Level 1

221, 2, 3ACC1105 Accounting

Principles#

Level 2

111, 2ACC2102 Financial

Accounting^

221, 2ACC2113 ManagementAccounting I

221, 2, 3ACC2115 CompanyAccounting (FormerlyACC3115)

1LAW2500 Commercial

Property Law+

Level 3

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111, 2ACC3116 Accounting andSociety

111, 2ACC3118 Auditing

222ACC3210 Analysis ofCorporate Reporting


2LAW3131 Revenue Law andPractice B

2ACC3300 Accounting Major

Capstone*

FootnotesStudents who have successfully completed ACC3101 Accounting Information Systems should not complete ACC1105 Accounting Principles.#Students who have successfully completed ACC1102 Financial Accounting should not complete ACC2102 Financial Accounting.^To meet the educational entrance requirements of the Tax Practitioners Board you must complete two tax courses (LAW3130 Revenue Lawand Practice and LAW3131 Revenue Law and Practice II) and three law courses (LAW1500 Introduction to Business and Company Law,

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LAW2500 Commercial Property Law and LAW3444 Competition and Consumer Law. LAW3444 Competition and Consumer Law must becompleted as an Elective.Students who have completed LAW1101 as a Core Course will need to complete LAW2106 Law of Business Organisations by the end ofSemester 3 2020. Enrolment into ACC3300 Accounting Major Capstone is not required for these students, however, this course can be completedas an elective, subject to meeting pre-requisite requirements.

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Aviation Management and Safety majorThe Aviation Management and Safety major provides students with a broad range of operational managementprocesses within the aviation industry as well as the safety management strategies which are entrenched at alllevels of the aviation system. Students will acquire an understanding of airline and airport structures, the safetymanagement systems that underpin their complex operations and the business strategies which make themsuccessful. Graduates will be able to apply their broad range of knowledge and skills to a number of businessand management specialty areas within the aviation industry.




Course

Level 1

2AVN3105 ContemporaryIssues in Aviation

2AVN3110 Aviation SecurityManagement

Level 2

11AVN2101 Airport Operationsand Management

22AVN2103 Airline OperationsManagement

22ECO2100 Aviation Economics

Level 3

11AVN3102 Safety ManagementSystems

22AVN3106 EmergencyResponse Planning

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1ECO3010 InternationalEconomics and Trade

1MGT3007 KnowledgeManagement andOrganisational Learning

111MGT3005 Workforce Design

11TOU3008 Tourism Planningand Development

1, 3MGT3010 Business Strategyin a Global Environment

111, 3MGT3001 Global Management

Business Administration majorThis Business Administration major equips students with an understanding of how organisations operate indifferent environmental contexts, both private and public, and with administrative management skills. Itexposes students to a wide range of issues and challenges faced by managers as they strive to make organisationsmore successful and sustainable, and become responsible stakeholders in society. Students develop relevantconceptual, analytical, functional, and operational capabilities to equip them to confidently address a rangeof organisational and managerial challenges in contemporary organisations.




Course

Level 1

222, 3CIS1101 Business Online

Level 2

111MGT2001 Risk Mitigation,Work Health and Safety

222, 3MGT2002 Perspectives ofOrganisation

11, 3MGT2204 Business Ethics andGovernance

Level 3

111MGT3005 Workforce Design^

1MGT3007 KnowledgeManagement and

Organisational Learning~

2MGT3201 OrganisationalAdministration

222, 3MGT3203 Project Management

Processes#

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Business Economics majorBusiness economics is concerned with how managers utilise resources efficiently in achieving the firm’s goals.This includes the use of labour, capital, materials and energy within the firm, and the firm’s relationship withconsumers and with government. This major provides students with skills to apply economic analysis inbusiness and management contexts and is a good complement to majors and minors in other commerce majorsas well as arts and education majors.




Course

Level 1

222, 3FIN1103 Financial Markets

Level 2

2ECO2000 The Macro-economyand Business

1ECO2001 Business Economics

22POL2001 Politics andInternational Business

Level 3

2ECO3002 Economic PolicyAnalysis

1ECO3010 InternationalEconomics and Trade

1ECO3020 BehaviouralEconomics

2ECO3030 SustainableEconomies

Business Law majorThe law has a profound impact on business life. The aim of the Business Law major is to assist students togain a proper understanding of the fundamental rules that govern certain aspects of business activity andprocesses. The courses offered in the major focus on the laws that govern the formation and management ofthe most common legal arrangements through which business is conducted, the taxation of entities, employmentrelations, risk management, banking, competition and the protection of consumers in Australia.




Course

Level 2

1LAW2500 CommercialProperty Law

Level 3

2LAW3110 Insolvency andRestructuring Law


2LAW3131 Revenue Law andPractice B







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2LAW3404 Banking, Financeand Insurance Law

2LAW3442 Employment Law

1LAW3444 Competition andConsumer Law

11LAW3464 International TradeLaw

Finance majorThe Finance major provides students with a knowledge of financial environments and modern analyticaltechniques. Students learn to understand a broad range of finance areas including business finance, stockbroking,investment management, international financial management and financial economics. Graduates will beequipped for a career in stockbroking, financial services and business. Second majors or minors are availablein a range of Business, Commerce and Arts areas.

Finance major graduates will meet the educational entrance requirements to become a member of the FinancialServices Institute of Australasia (Finsia).




Course

Level 1

222, 3FIN1103 Financial Markets

Level 2

222, 3FIN2105 PortfolioManagement

222FIN2108 Credit Analysis andLending Management

111FIN2302 Financial Economics

Select one of the following two courses:

2ECO2000 The Macro-economyand Business

111FIN2106 Personal Financial

Planning (Formerly FIN1106)*

Level 3

22FIN3101 Finance Theory andApplications (FormerlyFIN2101)

11FIN3106 International Finance

111FIN3109 Managing FinancialInstitutions (FormerlyFIN2109)

FootnotesFIN2106 Personal Financial Planning is not recommended for international students.*

General Commerce majorThe General Commerce major provides students with a broader commerce degree. It is ideal if students wanta solid foundation in commerce but are not seeking membership of a professional body. The flexibility of the





























program means students can tailor their study to specific areas of interest. Students may select 8 courses fromall courses listed in the following majors:

● Accounting● Accounting (Extended)● Business Economics● Business Law● Finance● Information Technology Management● Sustainable Business.

To discuss which courses to study within the General Commerce major, please contact the Faculty of Business,Education, Law & Arts. All course pre-requisites must be met, and all courses chosen are subject to theapproval of the Program Coordinator.

Human Resource Management majorThe aim of the Human Resource Management (HRM) major is to engage students in learning about how theHRM professional must use a range of progressive and co-dependent people-related activities to simultaneouslydrive business performance and sustain the capability and well-being of the people working for the organisation.Students will acquire an understanding of how the HRM professional builds partnerships with, fosters andinfluences, key organisational stakeholders to design and maintain a respected and dynamic HRM strategythat contributes to organisational strategies. Students will learn to apply the skills associated with being anexpert HRM practitioner who is jointly sensitive to the demands of operating responsibly within abusiness-driven environment and meeting the needs of a sustainable, capable workforce and culture.

The Human Resource Management major is accredited by the Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI)and satisfies the educational requirements for professional membership of AHRI.




Course

Level 1

111MGT1001 Foundations ofHuman Resource Management

Level 2

111MGT2001 Risk Mitigation,Work Health and Safety


222MGT2004 EnhancingPerformance

Level 3

222, 3MGT3002 Managing Change

111MGT3005 Workforce Design*

222MGT3006 Employment

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Students who have successfully completed MGT2006 Employment Relations should not complete MGT3006 Employment Relations.^Students who have successfully completed MGT3003 Human Resource Performance Management or MGT2008 Knowledge Management andOrganisational Learning should not complete MGT3007 Knowledge Management and Organisational Learning.

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Information Technology Management majorThe Information Technology Management major provides students with an in-depth understanding of theapplication of information technology for the success of an organisation in the digital economy. From businessanalysis, information analysis and management, project management, security, network management, servicemanagement and managing enterprise systems, students will gain the skills and knowledge to solve businessproblems and drive digital innovation and entrepreneurship. In this major students will also acquire the skillsand knowledge to seek highly-regarded industry certification in such areas as ITIL (ISO 20000), CompTIASecurity+, Oracle and SAP to improve their career advancement.

The Information Technology Management major is provisionally accredited at professional level by theAustralian Computer Society and, through the Seoul Accord, is recognised in other countries.




Course

Level 1


Level 2

111, 3CIS2000 Systems Analysis andDesign

111, 3CIS2002 Database Design andImplementation

222CIS2005 Principles ofInformation Security

Level 3

111CIS3002 Agile Methods

111CIS3008 InformationTechnology ServiceManagement

222, 3CIS3009 Enterprise Systems inPractice

22CIS3011 Information SystemsIndustry Project

International Business majorThe aim of the International Business major is to equip students with the skills and knowledge required in aglobal world. Constant competitive advantage in international markets means constant change. Discontinuousand constant evolution in markets not only affects trade and commerce but also requires global managementskills that can be applied to solve quite complex problems. Competitive markets are also shifting in responseto a rapidly developing world from China to India to Indonesia and more. Students studying this major willgain important knowledge in global management, knowledge transfer, international human resourcemanagement, change in global markets and global strategy. As a result of completing this major, studentsshould be able to apply the skills learned through demonstrated problem solving and communication skillsplus demonstrated leadership and human resource planning and strategy skills.






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Course

Level 1

11INR1000 InternationalRelations in a Globalizing Era

Level 2

11INR2000 Issues in aGlobalizing World


222MKT2014 Global Marketing*

22POL2001 Politics andInternational Business

Level 3

11FIN3106 International Finance


1, 3MGT3010 Business Strategy

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Management and Leadership majorThe aim of the Management and Leadership major is to equip students with advanced management andleadership skills applied to real-life organisational situations. We explore management at the individual, teamand organisation level including the relationships between knowledge and strategy, organisation and leadership.At the individual and group level, we explore how different behaviours and conflicts develop and how to dealwith individual differences. We study how organisational groups learn and challenge their own thinking andhow managers can create an organisational climate that helps people see the big picture. To develop leadershipskills, the major addresses different leader approaches from behavioural leadership to strategic and authenticleaders. For the latter, we explore how senior management groups function and their responsibilities tostakeholders. We address how managers explore different change options and how to relate these to thestrategies of the business. Students of this major will learn critical and valuable skills in management andleadership generally that will help them solve difficult and complex problems in any organisation.




Course

Level 2


222MGT2004 Enhancing

Performance*

1MGT2007 Leadership

11, 3MGT2204 Business Ethics andGovernance

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2MGT3004 Creativity,Innovation andEntrepreneurship


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Students who have successfully completed MGT2008 Knowledge Management and Organisational Learning should not complete MGT3007Knowledge Management and Organisational Learning.

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Marketing majorMarketing is an essential activity for every organisation and every brand regardless of its size or scope andthe best part about a marketing degree, is that it does not confine you to an industry, a country, or a type ofbusiness. Marketers are needed anywhere there is a transaction between two or more parties with marketingbeing responsible for improving the viability of the firm and also for delivering value to customers. So if youare a person who is creative; self-motivated; likes to work in a team; organised but flexible; and most of alllikes engaging with people, then marketing may be the career for you. The marketing major at USQ focuseson providing you with the skills and knowledge in a real-world context to equip you for an exciting andrewarding career. Marketing delivers value to customers and the firm, it benefits society by creating informedconsumers and it offers great career opportunities.

The Marketing major is accredited by the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI), and students are eligible forcredit towards becoming a Certified Practising Marketer (CPM) upon completion.




Course

Level 1

111, 2MKT1002 ConsumerBehaviour

Level 2

222, 3MKT2001 MarketingCommunications

111MKT2015 Creating MarketingValue

111, 3MKT2013 Digital Marketingand Branding


Level 3

21, 2MKT3001 Marketing Research

222MKT3007 Marketing Strategy

111, 2MKT3008 Marketing Project

FootnotesStudents who have successfully completed MKT2002 Global Marketing, but not MKT2004 Marketing Channels must enrol in either MKT2015Creating Marketing Value or MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding. Students who have successfully completed MKT2004 Marketing

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Channels but not MKT2002 Global Marketing, must enrol in either MKT2015 Creating Marketing Value or MKT2013 Digital Marketing andBranding. Students who have successfully completed MKT2002 Global Marketing and MKT2004 Marketing Channels must select an elective.














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Marketing and Hospitality Management majorIf you love the thought of working in the tourism and hospitality industry then the Marketing and HospitalityManagement major could be a great choice for you. The impact of the tourism sector on the economic andsocial development of many countries is significant and growing with millions of jobs generated and a sectorthat continues to grow rapidly. International visitation is also increasing with global economies maturing, andpeople having more leisure time and the desire to see new places. Australia is poised to take advantage ofthese global trends and the hospitality and tourism sector is seeking well-educated people to take the countryand indeed the world forward. The Marketing and Hospitality major at USQ combines two of the most excitingand rewarding career opportunities into an area of study that will give you the skills and knowledge you needfor management and executive roles within this thriving sector. The Technical and Further Education (TAFE)diploma ensures you will have the technical skills and knowledge to work in this industry and the marketingand business knowledge provided by USQ will give you the boost into more senior and strategic roles tokick-start your career.

This is a 16-unit major. This major is available to only those students who have successfully completed aDiploma of Hospitality from a TAFE institution or equivalent accredited body. Students will receive eightunits of credit for this Diploma of Hospitality as an integral part of this major.




Course

Level 1

111MGT1001 Foundations ofHuman Resource Management

111, 2MKT1002 ConsumerBehaviour

Level 2



111MKT2015 Creating MarketingValue


Level 3

21, 2MKT3001 Marketing Research

111, 2, 3MKT3008 Marketing Project

Sustainable Business majorThis Sustainable Business major provides students with a broad base of knowledge relevant to sustainablebusiness, including environmental studies, biodiversity, conservation, environmental law, sustainable economies,sustainable business and sustainable accounting and finance.




Course

Level 1

111REN1201 EnvironmentalStudies

















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Level 2

11LAW2107 Environmental Law

Level 3

2ECO3030 SustainableEconomies

22REN3301 Biodiversity andConservation

222REN3302 SustainableResource Use

Select three of the following courses

221,2ACC2113 ManagementAccounting I

2ECO3002 Economic PolicyAnalysis


111CIS3008 InformationTechnology ServiceManagement

11CLI1110 Weather and Climate

11SOC3001 Global ConflictCommunication




1MGT3007 KnowledgeManagement andOrganisational Learning

1POL3013 Sustainability andPolitics

2, 3PWE3000 Professional Work

Experience*

1TOU2008 Ecotourism

or any other course with the approval of the Faculty of Business, Education, Law and Arts.

FootnotesPWE3000 Professional Work Experience is not available to international students regardless of location or mode of study as it is an electivecourse. Australian regulations do not allow an elective work-based training course that is not a mandatory program requirement to be offeredto international students.

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Tourism and Events Management majorStudents who undertake the Tourism and Events Management major will not only complete a Diploma ofEvents at a Technical and Further Education (TAFE) institution or an equivalent accredited body, but willthen complete the Bachelor of Business and Commerce majoring in Tourism and Events Management. Studentswho graduate with this degree will have the practical hands-on TAFE component which is complemented bythe theoretical components provided by university. Graduates will be ready for the professional world oftourism and events.


















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This 16-unit major is available to only those students who have successfully completed a Diploma of Eventsfrom a TAFE institution or equivalent accredited body. Students will receive eight units of credit for thisDiploma of Events as an integral part of this major.




Course

Level 1

11TOU1003 TourismManagement

22TOU1004 Destination andExperience Marketing

Level 2



1TOU2008 Ecotourism

22TOU2009 Cultural Tourism

Level 3


22TOU3010 Event Management

Tourism Management majorThe Tourism Management major provides students with the knowledge of tourism, sustainable environmentsand analytical techniques. Students learn to understand many areas of tourism including, tourism management,cultural tourism, event management, ecotourism and tourism planning. Tourism Management major graduateswill be ready for the business world.




Course

Level 1

11TOU1003 TourismManagement

22TOU1004 Destination andExperience Marketing

Level 2



1TOU2008 Ecotourism

22TOU2009 Cultural Tourism

Level 3






























22TOU3010 Event Management

Minor StudiesA minor study is a group of courses designed to provide students with an area of knowledge and skills thateither:

● draw from a recognised discipline and are designed to contribute to the major study or● may transcend traditional disciplinary boundaries, but complements the objectives of the program.

A number of minor studies are available to students in this program.

Students are advised to consider the whole range of minor studies offered. However the availability of generalminor studies may be limited by a number of factors, including:

● the authorisation of the student’s choice by the academic adviser and faculty● the satisfactory completion of pre-requisite courses by the student● the provisions of the faculty offering the minor, including audition and interview requirements in certain

areas of the arts and education● timetabling constraints● quotas.

All students in the Bachelor of Business and Commerce, except those undertaking a second major, mustcomplete a four-unit minor study. Courses must be taken over a minimum of two levels and should be in thesame discipline or recognised multi-disciplinary area.

A minor in the Bachelor of Business and Commerce may comprise one of the following:

● any four units from a major in the Bachelor of Business and Commerce apart from those majors indicatedbelow, and as long as pre-requisites are met

● any four business-related or approved units from a major in another program from the University ofSouthern Queensland as long as pre-requisites are met - where a student is required to do one or morecore courses from that program to satisfy prerequisites for the proposed minor, the core course/s mayform part of that minor

● four specified units in a disciplinary area designed to extend knowledge as listed below. See a list ofminor studies at http://www.usq.edu.au/handbook/current/optionstudies/optionstudies.html.

NOTE: Students are not permitted to enrol in more than ten (10) Level 1 courses as part of the program.

Minors are not permitted from the following majors:

● General Commerce● Marketing and Hospitality Management● Tourism and Events Management.

Students who wish to take a minor study that falls outside the guidelines above for the Bachelor of Businessand Commerce, must obtain Faculty of Business, Education, Law and Arts approval prior to enrolling incourses to be counted towards that minor. Before undertaking any course, the pre-requisite courses must becompleted or exempted.

Minors in a disciplinary area in the Bachelor of Business and Commerce designed to extend knowledge includethe following:

Electives/Approved coursesStudents not completing a double major must select a minor plus four units of elective courses from coursesoffered in the Bachelor of Business and Commerce or, with Faculty of Business, Education, Law and Artsapproval, from other undergraduate programs offered at the University of Southern Queensland. Enrolmentrequirements must be satisfied for any course selected.




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IT requirementsFor information technology requirements please refer to the minimum computing standards.

Other program requirementsStudents must maintain good standing in this program. Please refer to the Academic Standing, Progressionand Exclusion Procedure.

Students enrolled in the joint TAFE/USQ Diploma Programs must complete their Diploma studies at theTAFE Queensland before continuing enrolment at USQ.

Exit pointsStudents must maintain good standing in this program (see Other program requirements section). Studentsnot wishing to complete the Bachelor of Business and Commerce may be permitted to exit with either theDiploma of Business and Commerce (DPBC) or the Associate Degree of Business and Commerce(ADBC).

Students may exit with the Diploma of Business and Commerce (DPBC) if they have completed 8 courses asfollows:

● a minimum of 4 courses from the Bachelor of Business and Commerce core courses, and● 4 other courses from the Bachelor of Business and Commerce, or 4 business-related courses with the

approval of the Faculty of Business, Education and Arts.

Students may exit with the Associate Degree of Business and Commerce if they have completed 16 coursesas follows:

● 8 core courses from the Bachelor of Business and Commerce and● 8 other business-related courses with the approval of the Faculty of Business, Education and Arts.

CreditCandidates for admission to the Bachelor of Business and Commerce may be eligible for up to 16 units ofcredit on the basis of successful completion of relevant, equivalent undergraduate study from a recogniseduniversity or institution offering equivalent study. Credit approved in this program will not automaticallyapply to other programs offered by USQ.

Students studying accounting should note that professional bodies such as the CPA Australia and CharteredAccountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ) have advanced standing policies that are more restrictiveso students are advised to seek current information from these bodies before applying for credit.

Claims for credit for previous study should be submitted prior to or at the time of enrolment. Each claim willbe assessed on individual merit in line with USQ policy.

Note: Where credit is granted, maximum and minimum duration will be adjusted in the same proportion ascredit, for example, where eight units of credit is granted, maximum time will be six years and minimum timewill be four semesters.

Recommended enrolment patternsStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.

Given the program structure information, students should plan their enrolment making sure that they havefulfilled all core, major, minor and elective requirements. Enrolment requirements must be satisfied beforeenrolling in a course.

As a guide, full-time students (shown as ONC) should plan to undertake 8 courses per year and part-timestudents (shown as ONL) who are in employment, a maximum of 6 courses per year, with a minimum of 4courses per year. This is exclusive of any semester 3 enrolments.



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Courses are normally offered on-campus and online in the same semester. If a course is offered twice in oneyear, the second offering will normally be on an online basis only.

Students wishing to undertake PWE3000 Professional Work Experience as an elective must have successfullycompleted a minimum of 16 units in their program of study. Students considering enrolling in PWE3000should read the information and conditions contained in the course specification. PWE3000 is not availableto international students regardless of location or mode of study as it is an elective course. Australian regulationsdo not allow an elective work-based training course that is not a mandatory program requirement to be offeredto international students.

Accounting major - On-campus and Online (Semester 1 intake)Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.

CommentsEnrolment requirementsYear of program and semester in which courseis normally studied

Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)

SemYearSemYearSemYear

1111ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making1111FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1111CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts

Pre-requisite: Students enrolled in one of the following

1111LAW1500 Introduction to Business and

Company Law+Programs: LLBP or BLAW orBABL or BALW or BBBL orBBLA or BCLA or BCLW arenot eligible for enrolment Enrolment is not permitted inLAW1500 if LAW1101 hasbeen previously completedPre-requisite: ACC1101 Enrolment is not permitted in

2121ACC1105 Accounting Principles#

ACC1105 if ACC1102 and/orACC3101 has been previously completed.

2121ECO1000 EconomicsEnrolment is not permitted inSTA2300 if STA8170 hasbeen previously completed.

2121STA2300 Data Analysis

2121Minor/elective/second major coursePre-requisite: ACC1105 Enrolment is not permitted in

1212ACC2102 Financial Accounting^

ACC2102 if ACC1102 hasbeen previously completed.Pre-requisite: (ACC1101 and(LAW2106 or LAW1500)) or

1212LAW3130 Revenue Law and Practice A

((LAW2202 or LAW1123) and(LAW3206 or LAW2223) forStudents in Programs: BLAWor BALW or BBLA or BCLAor LLBP or BCLW) or((LAW5602 or LAW5123) and(LAW5706 or LAW5223) forStudents in Program: DJUR)

1212Minor/elective/second major course!

1212Minor/elective/second major course!

Pre-requisite: ACC11012222ACC2113 Management Accounting I

Formerly ACC3115Pre-requisite: ACC1102 orACC2102 or ACC2103

2222ACC2115 Company Accounting




































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


22MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour2222Minor/elective/second major course

Pre-requisite: ACC21151313ACC3116 Accounting and SocietyPre-requisite: (ACC1102 orACC2102) and ACC2115

1313ACC3118 Auditing

1313Minor/elective/second major course1313Minor/elective/second major course

Pre-requisite: ACC2113 Co-requisite: ACC3116 andACC3118

23ACC3300 Accounting Major Capstone=*

2323Minor/elective/second major course2323Minor/elective/second major course23MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing

FootnotesStudents who have successfully completed LAW1101 Introduction to Law should not complete LAW1500 Introduction to Business andCompany Law.

+

Students who have successfully completed ACC3101 Accounting Information Systems should not complete ACC1105 Accounting Principles.#Students who have successfully completed ACC1102 Financial Accounting should not complete ACC2102 Financial Accounting.^Students completing Finance as their second major should complete FIN2106 Personal Financial Planning and FIN3109 Managing FinancialInstitutions in Year 2, Semester 1. Students NOT completing Finance as a second Major can move MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing andMGT1000 Organisational Behaviour to Year 2, Semester 1 on-campus.

!

This course is only being offered in Semester 2 Online in 2020 and will be offered in Semester 1 from 2021.=Students who have completed LAW1101 as a Core Course will need to complete LAW2106 Law of Business Organisations by the end ofSemester 3, 2020. Enrolment into ACC3300 Accounting Major Capstone is not required for these students, however, this course can be completedas an elective, subject to meeting pre-requisite requirements.

*

Accounting major - On-campus and Online (Semester 2 intake)Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.

Enrolment requirementsYear of program and semester in which courseis normally studied

Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


Pre-requisite: Students enrolled in one ofthe following Programs: LLBP or BLAW or

2121LAW1500 Introduction to Business and Company Law+

BABL or BALW or BBBL or BBLA or BCLAor BCLW are not eligible for enrolment Enrolment is not permitted in LAW1500 ifLAW1101 has been previously completedEnrolment is not permitted in STA2300 ifSTA8170 has been previously completed.


2121CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts2121ECO1000 Economics1111ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making1111FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1111MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour1111MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing

Pre-requisite: ACC1101 Enrolment is notpermitted in ACC1105 if ACC1102 and/orACC3101 has been previously completed.


Pre-requisite: ACC11012222ACC2113 Management Accounting I2222Second Major/Minor/Elective Course2222Second Major/Minor/Elective Course






































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


Pre-requisite: ACC1105 Enrolment is notpermitted in ACC2102 if ACC1102 has beenpreviously completed.


Pre-requisite: (ACC1101 and (LAW2106 orLAW1500)) or ((LAW2202 or LAW1123) and


(LAW3206 or LAW2223) for Students inPrograms: BLAW or BALW or BBLA or BCLA or LLBP or BCLW) or ((LAW5602 orLAW5123) and (LAW5706 or LAW5223) forStudents in Program: DJUR)

1212Second Major/Minor/Elective Course1212Second Major/Minor/Elective Course

Pre-requisite: ACC1102 or ACC2102 orACC2103


2323Second Major/Minor/Elective Course2323Second Major/Minor/Elective Course2323Second Major/Minor/Elective Course

Pre-requisite: ACC21151313ACC3116 Accounting and SocietyPre-requisite: (ACC1102 or ACC2102) andACC2115


Pre-requisite: ACC2113 Co-requisite:ACC3116 and ACC3118


1313Second Major/Minor/Elective Course


+

Students who have successfully completed ACC3101 Accounting Information Systems should not complete ACC1105 Accounting Principles.#Students who have successfully completed ACC1102 Financial Accountingshould not complete ACC2102 Financial Accounting.^This course is only being offered in Semester 2 Online in 2020 and will be offered in Semester 1 from 2021.=Students who have completed law1101 as a core course will need to complete LAW2106 Law of Business Organisations by the end of Semester3, 2020. Enrolment into ACC3300 Accounting Major Capstone is not required for these students, however, this course can be completed as anelective, subject to meeting pre-requisite requirements.

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Accounting (Extended) major - On-campus and Online (Semester 1 intake)Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


1111ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making1111FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1111CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts



BABL or BALW or BBBL or BBLA or BCLAor BCLW are not eligible for enrolment Enrolment is not permitted in LAW1500 ifLAW1101 has been previously completedPre-requisite: ACC1101 Enrolment is notpermitted in ACC1105 if ACC1102 and/orACC3101 has been previously completed.


2121ECO1000 Economics










































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


Enrolment is not permitted in STA2300 ifSTA8170 has been previously completed.


2121Minor/Elective CoursePre-requisite: ACC1105 Enrolment is notpermitted in ACC2102 if ACC1102 has beenpreviously completed.


Pre-requisite: LAW1500. Students enrolledin one of the following Programs: BLAW or

1212LAW2500 Commercial Property Law

BABL or BALW or BBBL or BBLA or BCLWor BCLA or BCBL or LLBP or DJUR are noteligible for enrolment.Pre-requisite: (ACC1101 and (LAW2106 orLAW1500)) or ((LAW2202 or LAW1123) and


(LAW3206 or LAW2223) for Students inPrograms: BLAW or BALW or BBLA or BCLA or LLBP or BCLW) or ((LAW5602 orLAW5123) and (LAW5706 or LAW5223) forStudents in Program: DJUR)

1212MGT1000 Organisational BehaviourPre-requisite: ACC11012222ACC2113 Management Accounting IPre-requisite: ACC1102 or ACC2102 orACC2103


Pre-requisite: LAW313022LAW3131 Revenue Law and Practice B2222Minor/Elective Course

Pre-requisite: ACC21151313ACC3116 Accounting and SocietyPre-requisite: (ACC1102 or ACC2102) andACC2115


Pre-requisite: ACC211313ACC3114 Management Accounting II1313Minor/Elective Course

Co-requisite: ACC211523ACC3210 Analysis of Corporate ReportingPre-requisite: ACC2113 Co-requisite:ACC3116 and ACC3118


2323Minor/Elective Course33MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing


+

Students who have successfully completed ACC3101 Accounting Information Systems should not complete ACC1105 Accounting Principles.#Students who have successfully completed ACC1102 Financial Accounting should not complete ACC2102 Financial Accounting.^This course is only being offered in Semester 2 Online in 2020 and will be offered in Semester 1 from 2021.=Students who have completed law1101 as a core course will need to complete LAW2106 Law of Business Organisations by the end of Semester3, 2020. Enrolment into ACC3300 Accounting Major Capstone is not required for these students, however, this course can be completed as anelective, subject to meeting pre-requisite requirements.

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Accounting (Extended) major - On-campus and Online (Semester 2 intake)Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)




BABL or BALW or BBBL or BBLA or BCLA
















































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


or BCLW are not eligible for enrolment Enrolment is not permitted in LAW1500 ifLAW1101 has been previously completedEnrolment is not permitted in STA2300 ifSTA8170 has been previously completed.


2121CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts2121ECO1000 Economics1111ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making1111FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1111MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour1111MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing

Pre-requisite: ACC1101 Enrolment is notpermitted in ACC1105 if ACC1102 and/orACC3101 has been previously completed.


Pre-requisite: ACC11012222ACC2113 Management Accounting I2222Minor/Elective Course2222Minor/Elective Course

Pre-requisite: ACC1105 Enrolment is notpermitted in ACC2102 if ACC1102 has beenpreviously completed.


Pre-requisite: ACC211312ACC3114 Management Accounting IIPre-requisite: LAW1500. Students enrolledin one of the following Programs: BLAW or

1212LAW2500 Commercial Property Law

BABL or BALW or BBBL or BBLA or BCLWor BCLA or BCBL or LLBP or DJUR are noteligible for enrolment.Pre-requisite: (ACC1101 and (LAW2106 orLAW1500)) or ((LAW2202 or LAW1123) and


(LAW3206 or LAW2223) for Students inPrograms: BLAW or BALW or BBLA or BCLA or LLBP or BCLW) or ((LAW5602 orLAW5123) and (LAW5706 or LAW5223) forStudents in Program: DJUR)Pre-requisite: ACC1102 or ACC2102 orACC2103


Pre-requisite: LAW313023LAW3131 Revenue Law and Practice BCo-requisite: ACC211523ACC3210 Analysis of Corporate Reporting

2323Minor/Elective CoursePre-requisite: ACC21151313ACC3116 Accounting and SocietyPre-requisite: (ACC1102 or ACC2102) andACC2115


Pre-requisite: ACC2113 Co-requisite:ACC3116 and ACC3118

13ACC3300 Accounting Major Capstone*

1313Minor/Elective Course


+

Students who have successfully completed ACC3101 Accounting Information Systems should not complete ACC1105 Accounting Principles.#Students who have successfully completed ACC1102 Financial Accounting should not complete ACC2102 Financial Accounting.^Students who have completed law1101 as a Core Course will need to complete LAW2106 Law of Business Organisations by the end of Semester3, 2020. Enrolment into ACC3300 Accounting Major Capstone is not required for these students, however, this course can be completed as anelective, subject to meeting pre-requisite requirements.

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Aviation Management and Safety major – Springfield campus and OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


1111MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing1111MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour1211CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts



BABL or BALW or BBBL or BBLA or BCLAor BCLW are not eligible for enrolment Enrolment is not permitted in LAW1500 ifLAW1101 has been previously completed

2121Minor/elective/second major course2121ECO1000 Economics2221AVN3105 Contemporary Issues in Aviation2221AVN3110 Aviation Security Management1312AVN2101 Airport Operations and Management1312FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1412ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making1412Minor/elective/second major course



2322Minor/elective/second major course2422ECO2100 Aviation Economics2422AVN2103 Airline Operations Management1513AVN3102 Safety Management Systems1513Minor/elective/second major course1613Minor/elective/second major course1613Minor/elective/second major course2523AVN3106 Emergency Response Planning2523Minor/elective/second major course2623Minor/elective/second major course2623Minor/elective/second major course


+

Business Administration major - Toowoomba campus and OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


1111ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making1111MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour1211CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts1211MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing2121Minor/elective/second major course





























Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)




2221Minor/elective/second major course2221CIS1101 Business Online1312ECO1000 Economics1312Minor/elective/second major course1412FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1412Minor/elective/second major course2322MGT2002 Perspectives of Organisation2322Minor/elective/second major course2422Minor/elective/second major course



BABL or BALW or BBBL or BBLA or BCLAor BCLW are not eligible for enrolment Enrolment is not permitted in LAW1500 ifLAW1101 has been previously completedEnrolment is not permitted in MGT3005 ifMGT2000 has been previously completed.


1513MGT2204 Business Ethics and GovernanceEnrolment is not permitted in MGT3007 ifMGT2008 has been previously completed.

16MGT3007 Knowledge Management and Organisational

Learning~

1613MGT2001 Risk Mitigation, Work Health and Safety25MGT3201 Organisational Administration

Enrolment is not permitted in MGT3203 ifMGT2203 has been previously completed.

2523MGT3203 Project Management Processes



+

Students who have successfully completed MGT2008 Knowledge Management and Organisational Learning or MGT3200 InformationManagement should not complete MGT3007 Knowledge Management and Organisational Learning.

~

Business Economics major recommended enrolment pattern - Toowoomba campusand OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)





1111FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1211CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts1211MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing2121ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making

































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)




2221FIN1103 Financial Markets2121ECO1000 Economics13ECO2001 Business Economics1312Minor/elective/second major course1412MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour1412Minor/elective/second major course2322POL2001 Politics and International Business23ECO2000 The Macro-economy and Business2422Minor/elective/second major course2422Minor/elective/second major course

Pre-requisite: ECO100015ECO3020 Behavioural Economics15ECO3010 International Economics and Trade1613Minor/elective/second major course1613Minor/elective/second major course2523Minor/elective/second major course

Pre-requisite: ECO100025ECO3002 Economic Policy Analysis2623Minor/elective/second major course26ECO3030 Sustainable Economies


+

Business Law majorStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


1111CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts1111ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making1211FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1211MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour






2121ECO1000 Economics2221Minor/elective/second major course1212MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing

Pre-requisite: LAW1500. Students enrolledin one of the following Programs: BLAW or

1212LAW2500 Commercial Property Law*

BABL or BALW or BBBL or BBLA or BCLWor BCLA or BCBL or LLBP or DJUR are noteligible for enrolment.

1412Minor/elective/second major course



































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


1212Minor/elective/second major course2322Minor/elective/second major course2422Minor/elective/second major course2422Minor/elective/second major course

Pre-requisite: (ACC1101 and (LAW2106 orLAW1500)) or ((LAW2202 or LAW1123) and


(LAW3206 or LAW2223) for Students inPrograms: BLAW or BALW or BBLA or BCLA or LLBP or BCLW) or ((LAW5602 orLAW5123) and (LAW5706 or LAW5223) forStudents in Program: DJUR)Pre-requisite: (LAW1111 & LAW1112) orLAW1201 or (LAW5111 & LAW5112) orLAW5501 or LAW1101 or LAW1500

15LAW3444 Competition and Consumer Law

Pre-requisite: LAW1101 or LAW1500 or((LAW2201 or LAW1113 or LAW5601 or

16LAW3404 Banking, Finance and Insurance Law^

LAW5113) and (LAW2202 or LAW1123 orLAW5602 or LAW5123) and (LAW2203 orLAW1113 or LAW5603 or LAW5113) and(LAW2204 or LAW1124 or LAW5604 orLAW5124))

1613Minor/elective/second major coursePre-requisite: For students enrolled in oneof the following Programs: LLBP or BLAW

25LAW3110 Insolvency and Restructuring Law

or DJUR: LAW1201 or LAW1111 orLAW5501 or LAW5111 Pre-req or Co-req:For students enrolled in one of the followingPrograms: BBCM or BCOM or BBUS:LAW2106 or LAW1500Pre-requisite: (LAW1101 or LAW1500) or(LAW2202 or LAW1123 or LAW5602 orLAW5123)

13LAW3464 International Trade Law

Pre-requisite: LAW3130252LAW3131 Revenue Law and Practice BPre-requisite: LAW1101 or LAW1500 or((LAW2202 or LAW1123 or LAW5602 or

33/6LAW3442 Employment Law^

LAW5123) and (LAW2204 or LAW1124 orLAW5604 or LAW5124))



+

This course is offered online only.*Not available in 2019^

Finance major - Toowoomba campus and OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)




Company Law+Programs: LLBP or BLAW orBABL or BALW or BBBL or


















































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


BBLA or BCLA or BCLW arenot eligible for enrolment Enrolment is not permitted inLAW1500 if LAW1101 hasbeen previously completed

1111FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1211CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts1211MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing2121ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making

Enrolment is not permitted inSTA2300 if STA8170 hasbeen previously completed.


2221FIN1103 Financial Markets2121ECO1000 Economics1312Minor/elective/second major course

Pre-requisite: ECO1000 andFIN1101 and FIN1103 andSTA2300



Pre-requisite: FIN1101 andFIN1103 and STA2300

2322FIN2105 Portfolio Management

Pre-requisite: FIN11012322FIN2108 Credit Analysis and LendingManagement


24ECO2000 The Macro-economy andBusiness

Formerly FIN1106FIN2106 Personal Financial Planning^*

2422Minor/elective/second major coursePre-requisite: FIN11011513FIN3106 International FinancePre-requisite: FIN11031513FIN3109 Managing Financial Institutions


Pre-requisite: FIN1101 andFIN1103

2523FIN3101 Finance Theory and Applications

2523Minor/elective/second major course2623Minor/elective/second major course2623Minor/elective/second major course


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FIN2106 Personal Financial Planning is not recommended for international students.^FIN2106 Personal Financial Planning is offered in semester 1. If you wish to study FIN2106, you should rearrange your enrolment.*










































Finance major - Springfield campus (semester 1 intake)Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


11ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making11CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts11MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing11FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance21ECO1000 Economics



Company Law+Programs: LLBP or BLAW orBABL or BALW or BBBL orBBLA or BCLA or BCLW arenot eligible for enrolment Enrolment is not permitted inLAW1500 if LAW1101 hasbeen previously completedEnrolment is not permitted inSTA2300 if STA8170 hasbeen previously completed.


21FIN1103 Financial Markets12Minor/elective/second major course








ECO2000 The Macro-economy andBusiness


22Minor/elective/second major coursePre-requisite: FIN110113FIN3106 International FinancePre-requisite: FIN110313FIN3109 Managing Financial Institutions






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Finance major - Springfield campus (semester 2 intake)Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)




Company Law+Programs: LLBP or BLAW orBABL or BALW or BBBL orBBLA or BCLA or BCLW arenot eligible for enrolment Enrolment is not permitted inLAW1500 if LAW1101 hasbeen previously completedEnrolment is not permitted inSTA2300 if STA8170 hasbeen previously completed.


21ECO1000 Economics21FIN1103 Financial Markets11ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making11CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts11MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing11FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance











23ECO2000 The Macro-economy andBusiness



Pre-requisite: FIN110113FIN3106 International FinancePre-requisite: FIN110313FIN3109 Managing Financial Institutions



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Human Resource Management - Toowoomba campus and OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


1111ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making1111MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour1211CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts1211MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing2121Minor/elective/second major course‡



2221Minor/elective/second major course‡

2221MGT2002 Perspectives of Organisation1312FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1312MGT1001 Foundations of Human Resource Management1412ECO1000 Economics1412Minor/elective/second major course ‡

2422MGT2004 Enhancing Performance2322Minor/elective/second major course ‡





1513MGT2001 Risk Mitigation, Work Health and SafetyEnrolment is not permitted in MGT3005 ifMGT2000 has been previously completed.




Learning†



2523MGT3006 Employment Relations


2, 362, 33MGT3002 Managing Change#

2623Minor/elective/second major course ‡

FootnotesStudents enrolled in the Human Resource Management major selecting an elective course are encouraged to enrol in PWE3000 ProfessionalWork Experience in a Human Resource Management related project. PWE3000 is not available to international students regardless of location

‡

or mode of study as it is an elective course. Australian regulations do not allow an elective work-based training course that is not a mandatoryprogram requirement to be offered to international students.Students who have successfully completed LAW1101 Introduction to Law should not complete LAW1500 Introduction to Business andCompany Law.

+

Students who have successfully completed MGT3003 Human Resource Performance Management or MGT2008 Knowledge Management andOrganisational Learning should not complete MGT3007 Knowledge Management and Organisational Learning.

†

MGT3002 Managing Change is a capstone course and students should not enrol in MGT3002 until they have completed at least 6 of the othercourses in the Human Resource Management major.

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Human Resource Management - Springfield campus (semester 1 intake)Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


11ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making11CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts11MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing11MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour





21ECO1000 Economics21MGT2002 Perspectives of Organisation12MGT1001 Foundations of Human Resource Management12Minor/elective/second major course‡

12FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance12MGT2001 Risk Mitigation, Work Health and Safety22Minor/elective/second major course‡


22Minor/elective/second major course ‡







Learning†


2, 323MGT3002 Managing Change#

23MGT2004 Enhancing PerformanceEnrolment is not permitted in MGT3006 ifMGT2006 has been previously completed.




+

Students enrolled in the Human Resource Management major selecting an elective course are encouraged to enrol in PWE3000 ProfessionalWork Experience in a Human Resource Management related project. PWE3000 is not available to international students regardless of location

‡

or mode of study as it is an elective course. Australian regulations do not allow an elective work-based training course that is not a mandatoryprogram requirement to be offered to international students.Students who have successfully completed MGT3003 Human Resource Performance Management or MGT2008 Knowledge Management andOrganisational Learning should not complete MGT3007 Knowledge Management and Organisational Learning.

†

MGT3002 Managing Change is a capstone course and students should not enrol in MGT3002 until they have completed at least 6 of the othercourses in the Human Resource Management major.

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Human Resource Management - Springfield campus (semester 2 intake)Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)






21MGT2002 Perspectives of Organisation21ECO1000 Economics11ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making11MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing11MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour11MGT1001 Foundations of Human Resource Management22CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts22Minor/elective/second major course‡



12FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance12MGT2001 Risk Mitigation, Work Health and Safety12Minor/elective/second major course ‡


323MGT3002 Managing Change#




23MGT2004 Enhancing PerformanceEnrolment is not permitted in MGT3007 ifMGT2008 has been previously completed.


Learning†






+

Students enrolled in the Human Resource Management major selecting an elective course are encouraged to enrol in PWE3000 ProfessionalWork Experience in a Human Resource Management related project. PWE3000 is not available to international students regardless of location

‡

or mode of study as it is an elective course. Australian regulations do not allow an elective work-based training course that is not a mandatoryprogram requirement to be offered to international students.MGT3002 Managing Change is a capstone course and students should not enrol in MGT3002 until they have completed at least 6 of the othercourses in the Human Resource Management major.

#

Students who have successfully completed MGT3003 Human Resource Performance Management or MGT2008 Knowledge Management andOrganisational Learning should not complete MGT3007 Knowledge Management and Organisational Learning.

†



































Information Technology Management major - Toowoomba campus and OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)





2221Minor/elective/second major course2221CIS1101 Business Online1312ECO1000 Economics1312CIS2000 Systems Analysis and Design1412FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1412Minor/elective/second major course2322CIS2005 Principles of Information Security2322Minor/elective/second major course2422Minor/elective/second major course




1513CIS2002 Database Design and Implementation1513CIS3008 Information Technology Service Management1613Minor/elective/second major course1613CIS3002 Agile Methods

Pre-requisite: CIS30022523CIS3011 Information Systems Industry Project2523CIS3009 Enterprise Systems in Practice2623Minor/elective/second major course2623Minor/elective/second major course


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Information Technology Management major - Springfield campusStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)

































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)




21Minor/elective/second major course21CIS1101 Business Online12Minor/elective/second major course12CIS2000 Systems Analysis and Design12FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance12Minor/elective/second major course22CIS2005 Principles of Information Security22ECO1000 Economics22Minor/elective/second major course




13CIS2002 Database Design and Implementation13CIS3008 Information Technology Service Management13Minor/elective/second major course13CIS3002 Agile Methods

Pre-requisite: CIS300223CIS3011 Information Systems Industry Project23CIS3009 Enterprise Systems in Practice23Minor/elective/second major course23Minor/elective/second major course

FootnotesStudents who have successfully completed LAW1101 Introduction to Law should not complete LAW1500 Introduction to Business andCompany Law

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International Business majorStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


1111MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour1111CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts1211MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing1211INR1000 International Relations in a Globalizing Era



2121ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making2221Minor/elective/second major course2221POL2001 Politics and International Business1312Minor/elective/second major course1312ECO1000 Economics1412INR2000 Issues in a Globalizing World1412FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance

Enrolment is not permitted in MKT2014 ifMKT2002 has been previously completed.






































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


2322Minor/elective/second major course2422MGT2002 Perspectives of Organisation



BABL or BALW or BBBL or BBLA or BCLAor BCLW are not eligible for enrolment Enrolment is not permitted in LAW1500 ifLAW1101 has been previously completedPre-requisite: FIN11011513FIN3106 International Finance

1513Minor/elective/second major course1613MGT3001 Global Management

Enrolment is not permitted in MGT3010 ifMKT3002 has been previously completed.

16MGT3010 Business Strategy in a Global Environment~

2523Minor/elective/second major course2523Minor/elective/second major course2623Minor/elective/second major course2623Minor/elective/second major course

FootnotesStudents who have successfully completed MKT2002 Global Marketing, but not MKT2004 Marketing Channels must enrol in either MKT2015Creating Marketing Value or MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding. Students who have successfully completed MKT2004 Marketing

*

Channels but not MKT2002 Global Marketing, must enrol in either MKT2015 Creating Marketing Value or MKT2013 Digital Marketing andBranding. Students who have successfully completed MKT2002 Global Marketing and MKT2004 Marketing Channels must select an elective.Students who have successfully completed LAW1101 Introduction to Law should not completeLAW1500 Introduction to Business and CompanyLaw.

+

Students who have successfully completed MKT3002 Business Strategy in a Global Environment should not complete MGT3010 BusinessStrategy in a Global Environment.

~

Management and Leadership majorStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)





2221MGT2002 Perspectives of Organisation2221Minor/elective/second major course13MGT2007 Leadership1312ECO1000 Economics1412FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1412Minor/elective/second major course2322Minor/elective/second major course2322Minor/elective/second major course



BABL or BALW or BBBL or BBLA or BCLAor BCLW are not eligible for enrolment En



































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


rolment is not permitted in LAW1500 ifLAW1101 has been previously completed

2422Minor/elective/second major course1513MGT3001 Global Management1513MGT2204 Business Ethics and Governance


16MGT3007 Knowledge Management and OrganisationalLearning

1613Minor/elective/second major course2523MGT2004 Enhancing Performance^

2523Minor/elective/second major course2, 3623MGT3002 Managing Change26MGT3004 Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship


+

Students who have successfully completed either MGT2004 People Development or MGT3003 Human Resource Performance Managementshould not complete MGT2004 Enhancing Performance.

^

Marketing major - Toowoomba campus and OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


1111MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing1111MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour1211CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts1211MKT1002 Consumer Behaviour2121Minor/elective/second major course



2221Minor/elective/second major coursePre-requisite: Students enrolled in one ofthe following Programs: LLBP or BLAW or



1312ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making1312ECO1000 Economics1412MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding


1412MKT2015 Creating Marketing Value

2322Minor/elective/second major courseEnrolment is not permitted in MKT2014 ifMKT2002 has been previously completed.


2422MKT2001 Marketing Communications2422Minor/elective/second major course1513FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1513Minor/elective/second major course1613Minor/elective/second major course



































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)



Pre-requisite: MKT10012523MKT3001 Marketing ResearchPre-requisite: MKT10012623MKT3007 Marketing StrategyPre-requisite: MKT1001 Co-requisite:MKT3001 or CMS3009 or PRL3012 orPRL2012

26MKT3008 Marketing Project

FootnotesStudents who have successfully completed LAW1101 Introduction to Law should not complete LAW1500 Introduction to Business andCompany Law

+

Students who have successfully completed MKT2002 Global Marketing, but not MKT2004 Marketing Channels must enrol in either MKT2015Creating Marketing Value or MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding. Students who have successfully completed MKT2004 Marketing

*


Marketing major - Springfield campus (semester 1 intake)Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


11MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing11CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts11MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour11MKT1002 Consumer Behaviour



21ECO1000 EconomicsPre-requisite: Students enrolled in one ofthe following Programs: LLBP or BLAW or



21Minor/elective/second major course12ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making12FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance12MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding



22MKT2001 Marketing Communications22Minor/elective/second major course



22Minor/elective/second major course13Minor/elective/second major course13Minor/elective/second major course13Minor/elective/second major course13Minor/elective/second major course23Minor/elective/second major course

Pre-requisite: MKT100123MKT3001 Marketing Research









http://www.usq.edu.au/course/synopses/2020/CMS3009.html

http://www.usq.edu.au/course/synopses/2020/PRL2012.html
































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


Pre-requisite: MKT100123MKT3007 Marketing StrategyPre-requisite: MKT1001 Co-requisite:MKT3001 or CMS3009 or PRL3012 orPRL2012

MKT3008 Marketing Project



+


*


Marketing major - Springfield campus (semester 2 intake)Students are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)






21CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts21ECO1000 Economics11MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing11MKT1002 Consumer Behaviour11MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour11FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance22MKT2001 Marketing Communications



22Minor/elective/second major course22Minor/elective/second major course12ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making12MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding



12Minor/elective/second major coursePre-requisite: MKT100123MKT3007 Marketing Strategy


Pre-requisite: MKT100123MKT3001 Marketing Research13Minor/elective/second major course

Pre-requisite: MKT1001 Co-requisite:MKT3001 or CMS3009 or PRL3012 orPRL2012
















































Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)




+


*


Marketing and Hospitality Management major - Toowoomba campus and OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


1111MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour1111MGT1001 Foundations of Human Resource Management1211MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing1211MKT1002 Consumer Behaviour




2121CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts2221MGT2002 Perspectives of Organisation2221ECO1000 Economics1312FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1312MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding



1412ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making2322MKT2001 Marketing Communications



Pre-requisite: MKT10012422MKT3001 Marketing ResearchPre-requisite: MKT1001 Co-requisite:MKT3001 or CMS3009 or PRL3012 orPRL2012



+







































Marketing and Hospitality Management major - Springfield campusStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


11ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making11MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing11MKT1002 Consumer Behaviour11MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour



21ECO1000 EconomicsPre-requisite: Students enrolled in one ofthe following Programs: LLBP or BLAW or



21MKT2001 Marketing Communications12FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance12MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding



12MGT1001 Foundations of Human Resource Management22MGT2002 Perspectives of Organisation22CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts

Pre-requisite: MKT100122MKT3001 Marketing ResearchPre-requisite: MKT1001 Co-requisite:MKT3001 or CMS3009 or PRL3012 orPRL2012



+

Sustainable Business major - Toowoomba campus and OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


1111ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making1111ECO1000 Economics1211FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance1211REN1201 Environmental Studies2121Minor/elective/second major course



2221CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts2221Minor/elective/second major course

Co-requisite: LAW1101 or LAW1500 orENG2002 or REN1201 or (Students enrolled

1312LAW2107 Environmental Law*







































http://www.usq.edu.au/course/synopses/2020/ENG2002.html





Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


in BEDU (Legal Studies) or BLAW or LLBPor BALW or BBLA or BCLA or BCLW & Co-requisite LAW1201 or LAW1111) or (Students enrolled in DJUR & Co-requisiteLAW5501 or LAW5111)

1312MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing1412Minor/elective/second major course1412MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour2322Approved course2322Approved course2422REN3302 Sustainable Resource Use




1513Approved course1513Minor/elective/second major course1613Minor/elective/second major course1613Minor/elective/second major course2523REN3301 Biodiversity and Conservation25ECO3030 Sustainable Economies2623Minor/elective/second major course2623Minor/elective/second major course

FootnotesThis course is not offered at Toowoomba campus. Students should enrol in online mode.*Students who have successfully completed LAW1101 Introduction to Law should not complete LAW1500 Introduction to Business andCompany Law.

+

Sustainable Business major - Springfield campusStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


11ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making11CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts11FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance11REN1201 Environmental Studies21Minor/elective/second major course



21ECO1000 Economics21Minor/elective/second major course

Co-requisite: LAW1101 or LAW1500 orENG2002 or REN1201 or (Students enrolled

12LAW2107 Environmental Law

in BEDU (Legal Studies) or BLAW or LLBPor BALW or BBLA or BCLA or BCLW & Co-requisite LAW1201 or LAW1111) or (Students enrolled in DJUR & Co-requisiteLAW5501 or LAW5111)























http://www.usq.edu.au/course/synopses/2020/ENG2002.html







Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


12MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing12Minor/elective/second major course12MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour22Approved course22Approved course22REN3302 Sustainable Resource Use




13Approved course13Minor/elective/second major course13Minor/elective/second major course13Minor/elective/second major course

23ECO3030 Sustainable Economies23Minor/elective/second major course23REN3301 Biodiversity and Conservation*



+

This course is not offered at Springfield campus. Students should enrol in online mode.*

Tourism and Events Management major - OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


11TOU1003 Tourism Management11MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour21CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts21ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making12FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance12MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing




22TOU1004 Destination and Experience Marketing13TOU2008 Ecotourism13ECO1000 Economics23TOU2009 Cultural Tourism



14MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding






























Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


Enrolment is not permitted in TOU3008 ifTOU2007 or TOU3007 has been previouslycompleted.

14TOU3008 Tourism Planning and Development

24TOU3010 Event Management24MKT2001 Marketing Communications


+

Tourism and Events Management major - Springfield campusStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


11CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts11TOU1003 Tourism Management11MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour11MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing21TOU1004 Destination and Experience Marketing




21ECO1000 Economics21TOU2009 Cultural Tourism12MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding



12FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance12TOU2008 Ecotourism*

22ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making22TOU3010 Event Management



22MKT2001 Marketing Communications


+

This course is not offered on-campus. Students should enrol in online mode.*
































Tourism Management major - OnlineStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


11MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing11TOU1003 Tourism Management12MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour12CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts21ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making




22ECO1000 Economics22TOU1004 Destination and Experience Marketing13MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding13TOU2008 Ecotourism14FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance14Minor/elective/second major course23TOU2009 Cultural Tourism23Minor/elective/second major course



24MKT2001 Marketing Communications15Minor/elective/second major course15Minor/elective/second major course



16Minor/elective/second major course25Minor/elective/second major course25TOU3010 Event Management26Minor/elective/second major course26Minor/elective/second major course


+

Tourism Management major - Springfield campusStudents are able to enrol in any offered mode of a course (on-campus, external or online), regardless of theprogram mode of study they enrolled in.

.


Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


11ACC1101 Accounting for Decision-Making11TOU1003 Tourism Management





























Course

Online(ONL)

External(EXT)

On-campus(ONC)


11MGT1000 Organisational Behaviour11MKT1001 Introduction to Marketing






21ECO1000 Economics21TOU1004 Destination and Experience Marketing12CIS1000 Information Systems Concepts12TOU2008 Ecotourism*

12FIN1101 Introduction to Corporate Finance12MKT2013 Digital Marketing and Branding22TOU2009 Cultural Tourism22MKT2001 Marketing Communications22Minor/elective/second major course22Minor/elective/second major course



13Minor/elective/second major course13Minor/elective/second major course13Minor/elective/second major course23Minor/elective/second major course23TOU3010 Event Management23Minor/elective/second major course23Minor/elective/second major course


+

This course is not offered at Springfield campus. Students should enrol in online mode.*
























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