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Type: Minor Location: City West Courses that are in majors, sub-majors and/or minorsCourse name Area + Catalogue No. Units Level MINOR Governance and Regulation in the Global Market ECON 3005 4.5 3 International Economics ECON 2009 4.5 2 Plus two of the following: Applied Business Econometrics ECON 3004 4.5 3 International Currency and Banking Markets BANK 2006 4.5 2 Competitive Strategy BUSS 3046 4.5 3

CRICOS code (International applicants): 047305F On-campus Distance education Semester intake: Semester 1 (March) Semester 2 (July) Semester 3 (November) Semester 1 (March) Semester 2 (July) Semester 3 (November) Campus: Toowoomba - Fees: Tuition fee International fee Tuition fee International fee Standard duration: 1.5 years full-time, 6 years part-time Notes Some elective courses might not be offered on-campus. Contact usFuture Australian and New Zealand students Future International students Current students Ask a question Freecall (within Australia): 1800 640 678 Phone (from outside Australia): +61 7 4631 5315 Email: studybus@usq.edu.au Ask a question Phone: +61 7 4631 5543 Email: international@usq.edu.au Ask a question Freecall (within Australia): 1800 007 252 Phone (from outside Australia): +61 7 4631 2285 Email usqassist@usq.edu.au Program focus The Master of Business Administration International Business is an advanced academic

Honours An Honours program is available for those students who demonstrate high academic performance. Honours consists of an extra year of study and the development of a personal research project and thesis. An Honours degree is usually essential for entry to research higher degrees. JCU's School of Business also offers a wide range of postgraduate study opportunities and has an active research program. 24 credit points of specified honours subjects as follows: BU4061:03 Research Paradigms in Business BU4062:03 Current Issues in Business Research BU4064:03 Research Design: Methods and Statistics Part 1 of 2 BU4065:03 Research Design: Methods and Statistics Part 2 of 2 BU4068:06 Honours Thesis Part

International Management Type: Minor Location: City West, External This major develops students’ knowledge and skills to provide international business and industry with sound but flexible management. Students are exposed to the international and comparative dimensions of management, of industrial relations, of corporate strategy, and to the cross-cultural aspects of managing, as well as making an exploration of the Australian business environment. Courses that are in majors, sub-majors and/or minorsCourse name Area + Catalogue No. Units Level MINOR (Option 1) Introduction to Management BUSS 1054 4.5 1 Organisational Behaviour BUSS 2046 4.5 2 International and Comparative Human Resource Management BUSS 3025 4.5 3 International Management Ethics and Values BUSS 3053 4.5 3 MINOR (Option 2) Introduction to Management BUSS 1054 4.5 1 Organisational Behaviour BUSS 2046 4.5 2 Strategic Management

International Relations summary International Relations looks at our rapidly changing world in terms of the political, economic and social issues that affect all our lives. You will be introduced to key events and debates in contemporary International Relations and have the opportunity to study a number of relevant themes and issues. These may include International Security, Peace and Conflict Resolution, North-South International Relations, International Political Economy, the United Nations, Refugee Studies, Foreign Policy, Theory and area studies such as Africa, Middle East and South East Asia. View the International Relations web page Course highlights There are opportunities to participate on International Student Exchange Programmes

Level 1 core units ECON1101 Microeconomics: Prices and Markets ECON1102 Macroeconomics: Money and Finance STAT1520 Economic & Business Statistics Additional prerequiste ABUS1190 Foundations of Asian Business May be taken at level 1 or level 2 (ABUS2290) Upper levels Upper levels of the major include both business units (which you can target to your interest) and Asian Studies units including cultural and social studies. Level 2 and 3 core units Level 2 and 3 option units "//units.handbooks.uwa.edu.au/units/econ/econ2234">ECON2234 Macroeconomics: Policy & Applications PLUS 4 options selected from ASIA2204 Culture, Society & the State in Asia ASIA2206 Understanding Asia-Australia Issues ASIA2211 Social Issues in Contemporary China ECON2235 International Trade ECON2236 International Finance ECON2260 ASEAN Economic History ECON2262 Japanese Economic History INMT3302 International Information Systems LAWS3328

The Department of International Cultures is the center for the study of Asian humanities with special focus on the Asian Culture, History and Art. In the curriculum, Asia is divided into four regions, East, South-East, South and West. Students choose one region and study the humanities subjects of the region comprehensively. At the same time, students study one regional language as a compulsory subject, which not only makes their daily study effective but also makes their 4-week study tour which is held at a university with whom the department has an academic agreement in each respective region fruitful. The Department has

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