Bachelor of Business

The Bachelor of Business degree has a flexible structure that allows students a range of choices in their study program. It consists of 24 units; 8 units completed per year. Students in this program study a common first year, completing 6 core units and choosing 2 elective units (depending on their choice of major/s). Students must complete at least one major within the Faculty of Business and may complete a second major, either within the Faculty of Business or another Faculty. For those students undertaking one major only, the additional units can be chosen from those offered by the Faculty of Business or by other Faculties within the University.

In second and third years, students complete their chosen major/s, a major being a sequence of 8 specialised units. The following are the Majors offered by the School of Management:

• Business Management (Launceston and Hobart)
  An ideal choice if you wish to focus on generalist management skills.
  [Download Business Management Major brochure]

• Entrepreneurship (Launceston and Hobart)
  Focusing on creativity, innovation, new types of businesses and new ways of doing business.
  [Download Entrepreneurship Major brochure]

• Human Resource Management (Launceston and Hobart)
  Concentrating on much sought after people management skills.
  [Download Human Resource Management Major brochure]

• International Business (Hobart)
  Develops students to meet the challenges of a globalised world marketplace.
  [Download International Business Major brochure]

• Marketing & International Business (Offshore)
  For students seeking an understanding of business and marketing in an increasingly volotile global environment.
  [Download Marketing & International Business Major brochure]

• Marketing (Launceston and Hobart)
  Specialising in a discipline vital in today's consumer society.
  [Download Marketing Major brochure]

• Tourism (Launceston and Hobart)
  Equips students with skills in a range of areas within tourism, one of the world's largest industries.
  [Download Tourism Major brochure]

For further information on the Bachelor of Business structure please consult the University Handbook.
 

Bachelor of Tourism

The Bachelor of Tourism provides a specific course of study for students considering a career in the tourism industry. The degree has a flexible structure consisting of 24 units: 12 core tourism units, plus 8 units that form a complementary major, plus 4 electives. The complementary major could be one from the Faculty of Business, for example, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Business Management. It could also be from other Faculties such as Arts or Science, Engineering and Technology. Electives can be drawn from any degree course offered by the University.

[Download Bachelor of Tourism brochure]

[Further Information from the University Handbook]
 

Bachelor of Business Administration (Hospitality Management)

This an articulated degree that requires the completion of the Drysdale Institute of TAFE Advanced Diploma in Hospitality Management or equivalent as a prerequisite. The Bachelor of Business Administration (Hospitality Management) provides a sound knowledge of the fundamental principles and concepts of management, a familiarity with significant literature in the field and the ability to review, consolidate, extend and apply the knowledge and techniques so learnt in the hospitality management sector.

[Download BBA (Hospitality Management) brochure]

[Further Information from the University Handbook]
 

Bachelor of Business Administration (Tourism Management)

This an articulated degree that requires the completion of the Drysdale Institute of TAFE Advanced Diploma in Tourism Management or equivalent as a prerequisite. The Bachelor of Business Administration (Tourism Management) provides a sound knowledge of the fundamental principles and concepts of management, a familiarity with significant literature in the field and the ability to review, consolidate, extend and apply the knowledge and techniques to the tourism management sector.

[Download BBA (Tourism Management) brochure]

[Further Information from the University Handbook]