Undergraduate courses and subjects 2000 - Choice of elective subjects for Bachelor of Business (tagged) students

Choice of elective subjects for Bachelor of Business (tagged) students - Caulfield and Peninsula campuses

Candidates enrolled in any of the disciplines of the Bachelor of Business (tagged) degrees should discuss their choices of electives with their course coordinator before entering the second year of the degree, so that a cohesive program can be planned.
Candidates enrolled in distance education courses in any of the disciplines of the Bachelor of Business (tagged) degrees should discuss their choices of electives with their course coordinator and will select from a number of business-related subjects offered through the Distance Education Centre.
Candidates may take as electives in their own course any of the compulsory subjects offered in another business discipline provided that the subjects chosen do not duplicate the content of any compulsory subject in their own course. In addition, a number of non-compulsory subjects may be taken, provided always that the necessary prerequisites are met. They are:

· AFF2301 Money market operations
· AFF2751 Futures and options markets
· AFF2888 Issues in family-owned business
· AFF3101 Financial regulation: theory and practice
· AFF3111 Personal financial planning
· AFF3121 Investments and portfolio management
· AFF3151 Japanese banking and finance
· AFF3321 Financial instruments in foreign capital markets
· AFF3341 Multinational financial management
· AFF3351 Investment banking
· AFX3011 Special studies II
· AFX3051 Advanced financial modelling
· AFX3781 Corporate takeovers and insolvency
· BTF2181 Marketing law
· BTF2601 Banking law
· BTF2801 Lending law
· BTF3091 Stock exchange and derivatives law
· BTF3131 Capital gains tax
· BTF3191 Singapore income taxation
· BTF3461 Remuneration and retirement packages
· BTF3491 International taxation
· BTF3951 Business taxation
· BTX1151 Corporations law and trusts
· BTX2191 Taxation for international trade
· BTX2991 Employment law
· BTX3201 International trade law
· BTX3931 Taxation law
· CBL1110 Beginning business Chinese, part 1
· CBL1120 Beginning business Chinese, part 2
· COT1720 Business information technology
· COT3180 Principles of data base systems
· ECF2331 Monetary theory and policy
· ECX2710 Microeconomics
· ECX2721 Trade finance and foreign exchange
· ECC3291 Multinational trade and investment
· ECX3301 Case studies in international trade
· ECX3731 Managerial economics
· ETF2841 Business decision methods
· ETF2911 Quantitative techniques and software applications for management
· ETX2111 Statistics for management
· ETX2161 Statistics for accounting auditing and finance
· ETX2171 Business statistics and forecasting
· JBL1010 Business Japanese 1A
· JBL1020 Business Japanese 2A
· MGF3021 Issues in administration
· MGF3421 Introductory management research methods
· MGF3640 Managing conflict
· MGX2641 Managerial communication
· MGX3361 Performance management
· MGX3381 Information management systems
· MGX3441 Human resource management strategy and planning
· MGX3681 International management
· MGX3881 Current issues in human resource management
· MGX3901 Small business and entrepreneurship
· MKB1600 Tourism marketing
· MKB2601Destination marketing
· MKB3601 Tourism law, planning and development
· MKF1200 Winning the retail customer
· MKF2500 Retail management principles
· MKF2511 Social marketing
· MKF2761 Agribusiness marketing management
· MKF3001 Special studies subjects
· MKF3360 Retail technology
· MKF3421 Advanced marketing research
· MKF3501 Retail buying and merchandising
· MKF3621 Advertising management
· MKF3631 Marketing internship
· MKF3390 Retail project
· MKF3761 International agribusiness
· MKF3791 Marketing high technology products
· MKP1230 Introduction to agribusiness
· MKX3201 Business marketing
· MKX3301 Services marketing
· MKX3491 International logistics
· MKX3531 International marketing
· MKX3781 Direct marketing

Candidates should be aware that not all electives are offered in each semester. The faculty administration offices will have information on the availability of specific subjects before each enrolment period.
It is also possible to study as an elective any other business undergraduate subject provided that the necessary prerequisites have been met. In addition, business students are permitted to study as an elective a degree subject offered by another faculty or department at Monash University, provided that this is approved by the appropriate course coordinator and the faculty or department teaching the subject. Forms for this purpose are obtainable from the Faculty of Business and Economics administration offices.