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Bachelor of Business (Marketing): Study Plan Pathway 2

Pathway 2 - Applied Marketing Major

Year 1
  • Two (2) core courses:
    • One core course should be studied in your first semester and one in your second semester
  • Six (6) required introductory (100 level) courses.
Core courses (2)

Select 2 core courses from:

CourseSemester of offer
(Sunshine Coast)
UnitsRequisites
COR109 Applied Spatial Analysis and Geoprocessing
COR110 Communication and Thought
COR111 Accounting Principles
Introductory courses (6)
CourseSemester of offer
(Sunshine Coast)
UnitsRequisites
BUS102 Business Analytics
BUS103 Introduction to Informatics
BUS104 Introduction to Economics
BUS105 Management and Organisational Behaviour
BUS106 Financial Accounting
BUS108 Business Finance
Year 2
  • One (1) required introductory (100 level) course.
  • Six (6) required advanced (200/300 level) courses.
  • One (1) elective course.
Required courses (7)
CourseSemester of offer
(Sunshine Coast)
UnitsRequisites
BUS211 Company Accounting
MKG210 Business Law and Ethics
MKG211 Law of Business Associations
BUS101 Contemporary Accounting Issues
MKG220 Auditing and Professional Practice
MKG221 Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
MKG222 Management Accounting
Elective course (1)

Select 1 elective course. Course can be from either faculty (Arts and Business or Science, Health, Education and Engineering).

Year 3
  • Three (3) required advanced (200/300 level) courses.
  • Five (5) elective courses.
    • All must be advanced (200/300 level) courses.
Required courses (3)
CourseSemester of offer
(Sunshine Coast)
UnitsRequisites
BUS320 Taxation Law and Practice
IBS310 Communication and Thought
MKG322 Chemistry
 
Elective courses (5)

Select 5 elective courses, all must be advanced (200/300 level) courses. Courses can be from either faculty (Arts and Business or Science, Health, Education and Engineering).