Bachelor of Economics - BEc

• General information
• Course structure*

General information

Course code: To be advised · The following describes the new course structure, to be introduced for the first time in 2000

Course structure*

All first, second and third-year subjects offered by the faculty of Business and Economics have a credit value of six points. Full-time students are expected to progress at the rate of eight subjects or 48 credit points per year. First-year students may not normally take a second-year subject until at least four first-year subjects have been successfully completed. It should be noted that subjects in the later years of the course have prerequisites and corequisites. In addition, students are normally expected to take subjects in a yearly sequence even if there are no prerequisite subjects specified.
Students are required to complete the following compulsory subjects:

• · ECC1000 and ECC1100/ECC2100 Economics
• · ETC1000 and ETC1010/ETC2010 Business and economic statistics
• · AFC1021/AFC1022 Accounting principles
• · MGC1010 Introduction to management
• · MKC1200/MKC2200 Principles of marketing
• · BTC1110/BTC21110 Business law
• · ECC2000 Intermediate microeconomics and ECC2010 Intermediate macroeconomics

Students wishing to take first-year subjects other than those on the above list are able to undertake the second-year versions of the appropriate number of compulsory subjects. This allows students to complete substantial work in related fields.
Students must also complete two additional second-year level and three third-year level subjects drawn from one of the departments of Economics (Clayton) or Econometrics and Business Statistics (Clayton).
The following are also requirements of the course:

• · satisfactory completion of 24 subjects, or subjects to the value of a total of 144 credit points, over three full-time years or a maximum of 10 years of study
• · a maximum of 10 first-year-level subjects (60 credit points)
• · a minimum of six third-year-level subjects (36 credit points) of which at least four must be from those offered in the faculty at the campus delivering this program
• · at least two non-compulsory subjects (12 credit points) must be from disciplines other than economics or econometrics and business statistics
• · an option to include subjects to a maximum value of 48 credit points from disciplines outside the faculty or from an approved list of faculty subjects offered on campuses other than Clayton.

Students must have their program of study approved by the course director or the course director's nominee prior to commencement of the relevant year.
*SUBJECT TO FINAL UNIVERSITY APPROVAL.

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