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Course
code: 0389 · Course coordinator: Mr Peter Schuwalow · Note that there
may be some small variations to the course structures outlined below
This course is principally designed for students seeking a career in
international business. The course is available in two sequences. Both
sequences comprise a core of foundation business subjects (common to all
Bachelor of Business degrees at Monash University), specialist studies in areas
of relevance to international trade and three electives. The foreign business
language sequence includes a minimum of one year of study in an approved
foreign language related to international trade, such as Chinese, Japanese,
German or Indonesian. The international business sequence includes an extended
range of specialist international trade subjects. The BBus (IntTrade) offered
at the Peninsula campus is a three-year full-time course or two-year
accelerated course with subjects available during summer semester.
In addition to part one, section four of the degree regulations, the following credit transfer has been standardised for the Bachelor of Business (International Trade):
Day classes are offered at the Peninsula campus for both the foreign business language sequence and the international business sequence.
Available
only at the Peninsula campus, two language subjects must be taken as a sequence
of study in an approved foreign language. Business Chinese (Mandarin) or
business Japanese, Indonesian or German are recommended. However, students may
choose another language relevant to international trade, with the approval of
the course coordinator. Up to three further language subjects may be taken as
electives. Students who enrol in the double degree Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of
Business (International Trade) take seven subjects of languages as their arts
major. The program assumes no prior knowledge of the language.
The languages focus on contemporary and business vocabulary and the languages
will therefore complement the business subjects and enhance career prospects.
* EACH OF THE TWO LANGUAGE UNITS MUST BE IN THE SAME LANGUAGE CHOSEN FROM EITHER BUSINESS CHINESE [REFER CBL1110 (BEGINNING BUSINESS CHINESE, PART 1), CBL1120 (BEGINNING BUSINESS CHINESE, PART 2)] OR BUSINESS JAPANESE [REFER JBL1010 (BUSINESS JAPANESE 1A), JBL1020 (BUSINESS JAPANESE 2A)], INDONESIAN OR ANOTHER FOREIGN LANGUAGE APPROVED BY THE COURSE COORDINATOR.
_ SEE THE SECTION HEADED 'CHOICE OF ELECTIVE SUBJECTS FOR BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (TAGGED) STUDENTS - CAULFIELD AND PENINSULA CAMPUSES' TOWARDS THE END OF THIS CHAPTER.
_ SEE THE SECTION HEADED 'CHOICE OF ELECTIVE SUBJECTS FOR BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (TAGGED) STUDENTS - CAULFIELD AND PENINSULA CAMPUSES' TOWARDS THE END OF THIS CHAPTER.
The international business sequence includes two additional specialist international trade subjects instead of the foreign language sequence. The international business sequence is available only at the Peninsula campus.
_ SEE THE SECTION HEADED 'CHOICE OF ELECTIVE SUBJECTS FOR BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (TAGGED) STUDENTS - CAULFIELD AND PENINSULA CAMPUSES' TOWARDS THE END OF THIS CHAPTER.
_ SEE THE SECTION HEADED 'CHOICE OF ELECTIVE SUBJECTS FOR BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (TAGGED) STUDENTS - CAULFIELD AND PENINSULA CAMPUSES' TOWARDS THE END OF THIS CHAPTER.
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