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Bachelor of International Business
The BIntB requires three years of full-time study (longer for part-time students). Areas of study available in the Division of Economic and Financial Studies for this degree are Business, Demography, Economics and Marketing. Other areas of study include Anthropology and Sociology in the Division of Society, Culture, Media and Philosophy, Politics in the Division of Humanities and Geography in the Division of Environmental and Life Sciences.
Programs of Study in International Business
The BIntB program consists of a core component of compulsory units together with a range of elective modules, from which students must choose two. Each elective module usually requires students to complete four designated units, consisting of two 200-level and two 300-level units.
The program can be undertaken full-time or part-time. The first year of a full-time program requires the completion of eight compulsory units. The second year consists of two compulsory units (worth 6 credit points), together with at least 15 credit points, comprising a minimum of 6 credit points each in two of the elective modules. The third year has three compulsory units (worth 9 credit points) and elective units totalling at least 15 credit points in the electives already chosen at 200-level. Obviously, a part-time student will proceed at a slower pace and would normally expect to complete the degree in four to six years. Click here for detailed information about the units and options available in this program.
Students transferring into the BIntB from other degree programs may be allowed. The minimum transfer requirements are completion of 12 credit points at an overall grade point average of 2.25 or above. This generally means achieving a minimum two passes and two credits in four units, but may vary where the units studied are worth other than 3 credit points.
Honours Program in International Business
Students with excellent academic records in the BIntB program are encouraged to enrol for an honours year in the fourth year. The program will require both coursework and considerable project work.
For more information about the BIntB program, email: business@mq.edu.au.
http://www.bus.mq.edu.au/info/deg_ugrd_intb.htm
The BIntB requires three years of full-time study (longer for part-time students). Areas of study available in the Division of Economic and Financial Studies for this degree are Business, Demography, Economics and Marketing. Other areas of study include Anthropology and Sociology in the Division of Society, Culture, Media and Philosophy, Politics in the Division of Humanities and Geography in the Division of Environmental and Life Sciences.
Programs of Study in International Business
The BIntB program consists of a core component of compulsory units together with a range of elective modules, from which students must choose two. Each elective module usually requires students to complete four designated units, consisting of two 200-level and two 300-level units.
The program can be undertaken full-time or part-time. The first year of a full-time program requires the completion of eight compulsory units. The second year consists of two compulsory units (worth 6 credit points), together with at least 15 credit points, comprising a minimum of 6 credit points each in two of the elective modules. The third year has three compulsory units (worth 9 credit points) and elective units totalling at least 15 credit points in the electives already chosen at 200-level. Obviously, a part-time student will proceed at a slower pace and would normally expect to complete the degree in four to six years. Click here for detailed information about the units and options available in this program.
Students transferring into the BIntB from other degree programs may be allowed. The minimum transfer requirements are completion of 12 credit points at an overall grade point average of 2.25 or above. This generally means achieving a minimum two passes and two credits in four units, but may vary where the units studied are worth other than 3 credit points.
Honours Program in International Business
Students with excellent academic records in the BIntB program are encouraged to enrol for an honours year in the fourth year. The program will require both coursework and considerable project work.
For more information about the BIntB program, email: business@mq.edu.au.
http://www.bus.mq.edu.au/info/deg_ugrd_intb.htm
BNT01 - International Business (Undergraduate Coherent Study)
Stream: International Business
Area of Study: Business Administration
Degrees: BIntB - Bachelor of International Business (UAC Preference 300290)
Offered By: Department of Business,
EFS - Division of Economic and Financial Studies
Requirements
Obtain an aggregate of at least 68 credit points. At both 200 and 300 levels students will be expected to select elective units totalling at least 15 credit points at each level, comprising a minimum of 6 credit points each in two of the following elective modules. The extra three credit points may be taken from either of the selected patterns, or any other elective.
Prescribed units: ACCG105 or ACST101, BBA103, DEM127 or MKTG101, STAT170, plus 4 units from ANTH150, GEOS111, PHIL137, POL167, SOC175, plus BUS200, BUS201, BUS303, plus 2 units from BUS301, BUS302, BBA315.
Elective modules are offered in the following areas: anthropology/sociology, business/economics, demography/marketing, geography, politics.
ELECTIVE PATTERNS
Anthropology/Sociology
Two of ANTH267, ANTH268, SOC232, SOC234, SOC244, SOC289, SOC290 and any two of ANTH375, BBA340, SOC372, SOC383, SOC395
Business/Economics
Two of BBA204, BBA214, ECON235 and any two of BBA320, BBA321, ECON349, ECON396
Demography/Marketing
Two of DEM255, DEM256, MKTG202, MKTG203 and two of DEM355, DEM356, MKTG302
Geography
Two of GEOS215, GEOS219, GEOS264 and any two of GEOS319, GEOS324, GEOS330
Politics
Any two of POL251, POL266, POL270, POL282 and any two of POL300, POL321, POL341, POL342, POL380, POL386
http://handbook.mq.edu.au/programofstudy.php?code=BNT01
Stream: International Business
Area of Study: Business Administration
Degrees: BIntB - Bachelor of International Business (UAC Preference 300290)
Offered By: Department of Business,
EFS - Division of Economic and Financial Studies
Requirements
Obtain an aggregate of at least 68 credit points. At both 200 and 300 levels students will be expected to select elective units totalling at least 15 credit points at each level, comprising a minimum of 6 credit points each in two of the following elective modules. The extra three credit points may be taken from either of the selected patterns, or any other elective.
Prescribed units: ACCG105 or ACST101, BBA103, DEM127 or MKTG101, STAT170, plus 4 units from ANTH150, GEOS111, PHIL137, POL167, SOC175, plus BUS200, BUS201, BUS303, plus 2 units from BUS301, BUS302, BBA315.
Elective modules are offered in the following areas: anthropology/sociology, business/economics, demography/marketing, geography, politics.
ELECTIVE PATTERNS
Anthropology/Sociology
Two of ANTH267, ANTH268, SOC232, SOC234, SOC244, SOC289, SOC290 and any two of ANTH375, BBA340, SOC372, SOC383, SOC395
Business/Economics
Two of BBA204, BBA214, ECON235 and any two of BBA320, BBA321, ECON349, ECON396
Demography/Marketing
Two of DEM255, DEM256, MKTG202, MKTG203 and two of DEM355, DEM356, MKTG302
Geography
Two of GEOS215, GEOS219, GEOS264 and any two of GEOS319, GEOS324, GEOS330
Politics
Any two of POL251, POL266, POL270, POL282 and any two of POL300, POL321, POL341, POL342, POL380, POL386
http://handbook.mq.edu.au/programofstudy.php?code=BNT01