1 Seven compulsory Bachelor of Business subjects (see below).
2 Five business subjects to complete a three year major sequence (the first part of the sequence being one of the seven compulsory subjects) in management or economics.
3 One three-year six-subject sequence in business tourism subjects (see below).
4 One three-year six-subject sequence in arts tourism subjects.
5 Six subjects taught by the Faculty of Arts including at least two first-year language subjects.
6 Two elective business subjects.
Note: Students will receive credit towards the Bachelor of Business for a second three-year sequence on the basis of the tourism subjects taken for the Bachelor of Tourism.
1 One six-subject sequence in communication.
2 One six-subject specialisation (advertising, business information technology, information management systems, journalism studies, or public relations).
3 One six-subject sequence taught by the Faculty of Arts including at least two first-year subjects in a language.
4 One six-subject sequence in business tourism (see below).
5 One six-subject sequence in arts tourism subjects.
6 Two elective business subjects.
Note: Students will receive credit for the arts sequence taken in the Bachelor of Communication for the arts sequence requirement of the Bachelor of Tourism.
1 Four compulsory business subjects (see below).
2 Five business subjects to comprise three-year sequences in two of management, economics and tourism.
3 One of the six three-year sequences of subjects in an area of specialisation (advertising, business information technology, information management systems, journalism studies, public relations or tourism).
4 One six-subject sequence in communication.
5 One six-subject arts sequence.
Note: Students will receive credit towards the Bachelor of Business for a further three compulsory business subjects for work taken in the Bachelor of Communication.
The courses will comprise four years' work with the final year comprising entirely university work. In the first three years of the programs, the first year will comprise approximately 25 per cent university and 75 per cent TAFE work while the second and third years will comprise approximately equal amounts of TAFE and university work.
The Bachelor of Tourism degree for both double award courses will normally comprise the following subjects:
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