1997 Swinburne Higher Education Handbook

A further two subjects from other discipline areas:
BE223 Industrial Relations
BL332 Employment Law
are also required, making a total of ten subjects postcore.
Australian Institute of Banking and Finance
The Australian Institute of Banking and Finance accepts
the Bachelor of Business degree as an approved degree for
the purpose of Affiliate membership of the Institute.
Affiliate membership is a transitionary level leading to
Senior Associate status. An Affiliate member is required to
undertake specialist banking subjects to complete the
educational requirements for Senior Associate status.
Student membership of the Australian Institute of Bankers
is open to all full-time students undertaking the Bachelor of
c Business degree.
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Financial Planning Association of Australia
The Financial Planning Association of Australia will grant
students who complete the appropriate subjects up to two
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c exemptions in the Diploma of Financial Planning, a
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3 diploma necessary to become a Certified Financial Planner.
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5. BC331 Taxation and BC336 Advanced Taxation: one
E L.7 exemption
- BC224 Financial Management and BC337 Personal
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Investment: one exemption
Institute of Corporate Managers, Secretaries and
2 -. Administrators
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Information about membership of this association is
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0 available from the Course Administrator (Bachelor of
2 Business Honours).
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The Foundation of Australian Manufacturing
'. E Education (FAME)
The Foundation of Australian Manufacturing Education
$ (FAME) will be offering graduate membership to
Swinburne Bachelor of Business graduates. This will be
based on completion of the Manufacturing Major (as
described in the course structure section),plus three
additional subjects .
Manufacturing Management may also be taken as a minor,
if after the major, the subjects will be as for FAME
graduate accreditation plus one other subject if as a
minor only (50 credit points as in Part1 in the course
structure).
~065 Bachelor of Business/Bachelor
of Arts (Language) - double degree
The Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Arts (Language) is of
four years duration comprising of thirty-two semester
subjects and is designed to enable students to complete the
compulsory requirements for any business major and
minor together with the full range of Italian, Japanese,
Korean, or Vietnamese subjects in order to complete the
requirements of two degrees.
Entrance requirements
See section under Entrance requirements in the chapter,
Undergraduate Courses: General Information.
IBL
For information about Industry Based Learning and Cooperative
Educcation please see the begining of this
chapter.
Degree structure
Students must complete the core subjects of the business
degree (seven subjects) and a major and minor chosen from
one of the approved business specialisations (refer Bachelor
of Business specialisations), a minimum of seventeen
subjects; plus ten mandatory subjects equivalent to 11
semester subjects from the chosen language; and elective
subjects which may be selected from those offered in either
the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Business specialisations
(with the exception of AT119 Academic Communication
Skills) or disciplines outside the Division by approval.
Students should note that a maximum of twelve stage one
subjects can be credited towards the Bachelor of Business/
Bachelor of Arts (Language) and that in addition to the
mandatory stage three language and area studies subjects a
minimum of four stage three subjects must be completed.
The following language subjects are studied depending
upon the language specialisation chosen:
A058 Italian
Beginners stream
AA109 Italian 1X
AAllO Italian 1Y (=2 subjects)
AA209 Italian 2X
AA210 Italian 2Y
AA309 Italian 3X
AA310 Italian 3Y
Advanced stream
AA106 Advanced Italian 1A
AA107 Advanced Italian 1B (=2 subjects)
AA206 Advanced Italian 2A
AA207 Advanced Italian 2B
AA306 Advanced Italian 3A
AA307 Advanced Italian 3B
Both streams
AA3 13 Contemporary Italy
Both streams non-language subjects
AA119 Post-War Italy
AA212 The European Union