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16 Diploma of Business Administration The Diploma of Business Administration provides a comprehensive preparation for students wishing to pursue a career in business management without undertaking a full specialisation . Students will learn broad business skills required for modern management . Five reasons to study Business at Macquarie 1 . Graduates of Business programs at Macquarie have record employment levels and starting salaries well above the average for all Australian business schools . 2 . Gain valuable on-the-job experience with business internships that count towards your degree . 3 . Learn critical business communication skills through the Academic Communication unit — a standard part of every Business and Economics degree . 4 . Macquarie’s business courses are structured yet flexible so you can explore your interests and passions even if they are across Faculties . 5 . Macquarie’s professionally accredited programs give you the best possible career choices . Career opportunities Accounting, business administration, banking, management, consulting, computing, financial management, marketing, recruitment and staff development . Average starting salaries According to the Mycareer .com .au NSW graduate salaries research for 2009, the average graduate starting salary in NSW is: • Accounting: $56,708 • Business: $45,000 • Economics: $45,446 • Law: $52,000 Diploma of Business Administration CRICOS Codes: 051202A, 053149G • North Ryde • City Select 8 units • ACBE100 Academic Communication in Business and Economics • ACCG106 Accounting Information for Decision Making • ACST101 Techniques and Elements of Finance • BBA102 Principles of Management • ECON111 Microeconomic Principles • HRM107 Introduction to Human Resources • MKTG101 Marketing Fundamentals • STAT170 Introductory Statistics Elective units • BBA111 Organisational Behaviour • ISYS100 IT and Society • ISYS104 Introduction to Business Information Systems • PHL137 Critical Thinking Second year Macquarie University • Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of Commerce GPA 1.5 ‡ (with majors in Accounting, Applied Econometrics, Business Demographics #, Commercial Law, Economics, Finance, Human Resources, International Business, Marketing) • Bachelor of Economics ‡ • Bachelor of Commerce – Professional Accounting GPA 1.5 ‡ • Bachelor of Business Administration GPA 2.0 Additional Notes: ^‡ # Please see page 24 for important information associated with these symbols .
Diploma of Commerce The Diploma of Commerce provides the basis for further study in areas such as accounting, finance, actuarial studies, commercial law, international business, economics, marketing and human resources . Students specialise in their preferred area when they begin their second year studies . Five reasons to study Commerce at Macquarie 1 . The Macquarie University Department of Accounting and Finance is one of the largest Accounting schools in Australia . 2 . CPA Australia, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, and the National Institute of Accountants have accepted Macquarie University as an approved tertiary institution for the purpose of their membership qualifications . 3 . Graduates of Business programs at Macquarie have record employment levels and starting salaries well above the average for all Australian business schools . 4 . Gain valuable on-the-job experience with business internships that count towards your degree . 5 . Learn critical business communication skills through the Academic Communication unit — a standard part of every Business and Economics degree . Career opportunities Accountancy, stockbroking, banking, management, insurance, finance, economics, marketing, human resource management and international business . Average starting salaries According to Graduate Careers Australia 2009, in NSW the average graduate starting salary is: • Accounting: $56,780 • Economics: $45,446 • Marketing: $41,416 • Finance: $52,346 Diploma of Commerce CRICOS Codes: 051200C, 053276M • North Ryde • City Select 8 units Core units • ACBE100 Academic Communication in Business and Economics • ACCG100 Accounting 1A • ACST101 Techniques and Elements of Finance • BBA102 Principles of Management • ECON111 Microeconomic Principles • MKTG101 Marketing Fundamentals Second year Macquarie University • Bachelor of Arts • Bachelor of Commerce GPA 1.5 ‡ (majors in Accounting, Applied Econometrics, Business Demographics #, Commercial Law, Economics, Finance, Human Resources, International Business, Marketing) • Bachelor of Economics ‡ • Bachelor of Commerce – Professional Accounting GPA 1.5 ‡ • Bachelor of Applied Finance GPA 2.25 ‡ • Bachelor of Actuarial Studies GPA 3.0 plus MATH135 (high distinction) and ACST101 (credit) # ‡ • Bachelor of Business Administration GPA 2.0 Additional Notes: ^‡ # Please see page 24 for important information associated with these symbols . Additional units (where required for specific programs) • ACCG101 Accounting IB • BBA111 Organisational Behaviour • ECON110 Macroeconomic Principles • HRM107 Introduction to Human Resources • MATH135 Mathematics 1A • STAT170 Introductory Statistics Elective units • ISYS100 IT and Society • ISYS104 Introduction to Business Information Systems • PHL137 Critical Thinking • MATH130 Mathematics 1E 17
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