2012 Postgraduate Business & Economics Quick Guide

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2012 QUICK GUIDE

POSTGRADUATEBUSINESS &

ECONOMICSPROGRAMS


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CONTENTS..........................................................................................Welcome ................................................... .................... 1

Why study at the University of Adelaide? ...............2

Why undertake business and economicsstudies at the University of Adelaide? .....................4

BusinessMaster o Commerce ................................................. 8Master o International Business ..............................10 Master o Pro essional Accounting .........................12Master o Applied Finance .......................................14Master o Commerce (Marketing) ............................15Master o Accounting & Finance ..............................16Master o Accounting & Marketing ..........................16Master o Finance & Business Economics ............18Master o Business Research ...................................19Master o Business Administration ..........................20Graduate Diploma o Business Administration ........21Graduate Certi icate in Business Administration ......21

EconomicsMaster o Applied Economics ...................................22Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics ...............22

Graduate Certi icate in Economics ..........................22Master o Economics Coursework ...........................24Master o Research Studies (Economics) ...............25Master o Applied Economics (Public Policy) .........26Pro essional Certi icate in Public Policy ..................27Master o Applied Economics (International) .........29Graduate Diploma in International Economics .......30Graduate Certi icate in International Economics ....30

Institute for International TradeMaster o International Trade & Development ........32Pro essional Certi icate in International Trade .......33

International Centre for Financial ServicesPro essional Certi icate in Sel ManagedSuperannuation ..........................................................34

Admission and Scholarships ..................................35

Summary .....................................................................36


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Economics... We offer you a global view! Welcome.

Theres more to Economics than you might think. Its about understanding human behaviour and interactions,using your creativity to solve

problems and making a difference to your society and the world.

Our goal is to see you make adifference. Our graduates are sought

after on the world stage. Join us, our programs give you more !

We welcome you to pursue your postgraduate business educationwith us.

A business education from theUniversity of Adelaide BusinessSchool opens doors to a world of opportunities. Our graduates are

highly sought after by employersworldwide and recognised as

accomplished individuals, readyto make their impact in the businessworld. Let us be part of your

success .

ASSOCIATEPROFESSOR

BARRY BURGANHead, Business School

PROFESSORCHRISTOPHERFINDLAYHead, School of Economics


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Adelaide City o CultureWhen you study at the University o Adelaide, you studyin the City o Adelaide the capital o South Australia.

Adelaide is a city o great visual harmony and classicalelegance, set beside the River Torrens, between the

Adelaide Hills and the waters o the Gul o St Vincent. Adelaide is a sa e and riendly place to live and study with

an array o ca es and shops re lecting the diversity o ourethnic communities. It is also known to many as thegateway to Outback Australia with the Flinders Rangesonly 4 hours north o Adelaide .

Excellent Support ServicesFrom the moment you step onto the campus, you canexpect a range o high quality support services designed tohelp you settle quickly and succeed in your studies. A MathsDrop In Centre, Transition Unit, Language and Writing Centre,counselling services, a peer networking program and healthservices are just some examples o the support services ono er to help you seamlessly it into your university education.

WHY STUDY AT THE UNIVERSITYOF ADELAIDE?

23,000 STUDENTS

ACROSS 5FACULTIES

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Contemporary ThinkingThe University o Adelaide espouses reshthinking. We advocate innovative ideasand encourage diversity, critical thoughtand interaction amongst students andsta . As a centre o academic excellence,we pride ourselves on working andthinking outside the square. You canexpect to be challenged every day tostretch your mindset and be exposed toideas beyond the traditional curriculum.

CFA Program PartnerOur inance programs have achievedendorsement rom the Chartered Financial

Analyst (CFA) Institute in the United Statesas a CFA Program Partner. Being one oonly ive Business Schools in Australia tobe awarded the status o a CFA ProgramPartner is an accomplishment thatexempli ies the quality o our programsand our commitment to benchmark ourprograms to pro essional internationalpractice.

Partnership with IndustryInteraction with the industry is integral toour teaching curriculum. You can kick-

start your career development and applyclassroom learning through a series oindustry engagement programs, such asOn the Couch, Leadership Forumsand G.C. Harcourt Visiting Pro essorshipLectures.

These programs not only advance theacademic curriculum, they also extendyour experience in studying a Businessor Economics program.

Whats more, our lagship Business &Economics Internship Program allows youto undertake practical and relevant work

experience, develop work ready skillsand knowledge directly related to your

ield, gain insights into career pathways,

and build your industry contacts andpro essional networks.

This is just one o the ways in which wesupport your pro essional developmentand give you the opportunity gain acompetitive edge in todays employmentenvironment; your uture is our business.

Inspiring SuccessThe University o Adelaide has a richtradition o inspiring students to achievetheir very best academically. The growinglist o accolades amongst our graduatesauthenticates our success in providingan encouraging learning environment.

The announcement o a Fulbright Scholarand Rhodes Scholar rom our MBA andEconomics programs as well as theoutstanding per ormance o our studentsat the national UBS Investment BankingChallenge competition are just some oour success stories.

Academic ExcellenceOur reputation and location bring someo the most inspirational and thought-provoking leaders in the world throughour doors. Experts in their specialist ields,

our academic sta are at the centre oour international academic and businesssuccess. Working as the inter ace betweenthe worlds o academia and industry, they

requently provide advice to governmentbodies, address international con erencesand oster close relationships withpro essional bodies and the corporateworld.

You will bene it rom cutting edge researchand insights o academics who push theboundaries to achieve breakthroughs.Their ongoing rigorous and irst class

research generates important andinnovative ideas that improve businesspractices and in luence a generation

o business pro essionals. Many haveauthored textbooks you will use inclassroom, ensuring that you bene it romthe latest developments and trends inglobal business.

Dynamic Classroom Experience You can expect to interact with and learn

rom leading experts. They not only

acilitate the sharing o in ormation butmore importantly, they elicit responses,spur dialogues, encourage di erence oopinions and debate. The challengingclassroom mix o intellectual capital andhigh quality teaching in turn osters thedevelopment o an exceptional studentbody whom we expect to create thedynamism o tomorrows business.

Top Class Facilities As a postgraduate student you willhave access to the Pro essions StudentSupport Hub. The Hub is the socialcentre or our student body. It eaturestechnologically advanced resources andcom ortable amenities to support yourstudy at the University. A spacious studentlounge, advanced 24 hour computersuites, customised lockers togetherwith dedicated sta make exchangingin ormation and group work a breeze. Youcan be assured that every aspect o ourin rastructure has been care ully designedto acilitate and enhance your learningexperience. Our advisers or Business andEconomics programs are also located

within the Hub to ensure that you are wellversed with the academic conventions.

Diverse ProgramsThe complexities o the global businessworld warrant a wide range o businessquali ications that will con ront thechallenges and exploit the opportunities otodays competitive marketplace.

Programs include the MBA and a ullspectrum o specialist Master degrees inBusiness, Economics and Trade.

WHY UNDERTAKEBUSINESS ANDECONOMICS STUDIES

AT THE UNIVERSITYOF ADELAIDE?



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Support ServicesPro essions Learning CentreThe Pro essions Learning Centre (PLC)provides FREE academic learningsupport to postgraduate courseworkstudents within the Faculty o thePro essions.

Learning Advisers can provide academicadvice to assist you in enhancing yourunderstanding and use o academic

language, appropriate assignmentstructure, re erencing conventions andmuch more. We are committed to makingyour learning experience at the Universityo Adelaide more productive, satis yingand success ul.

The PLC is located at Level 1, Nexus 10,10 Pulteney Street. For urther in ormationor an appointment email: [email protected]

Mentoring Program A student mentoring program o ersnew students the opportunity to have asenior student, mentor them throughtheir irst semester.

Social and networking activities alongwith practical in ormation sessions areprovided to support a smooth transitioninto postgraduate studies.

Student Exchange ProgramStudents at the University o Adelaidehave the opportunity to study towardstheir degree at a variety o leadingUniversities world-wide.

Through the Adelaide Abroad StudentExchange program, students canstudy one or two semesters at one othe University o Adelaides exchangepartner institutions.

International study experiences are avaluable addition to any degree, and thisis especially true or business, inanceand economics programs. Undertakingpart o your degree at a world renownedUniversity or Business School can giveyou a range o advantages over yourpeers; whether it be in knowledge inregionally speci ic commercial law, globalcontacts and networks, or a competitiveedge in the graduate employment market.

The Faculty o the Pro essions iscommitted to providing internationalexperiences to our students. As acommerce, inance or economics studentyou can receive specialised programadvice to plan an international experienceinto your studies. In addition to this programsupport, you also have access to the

ull range o Adelaide Abroad supportservices, including access to loans andscholarships to help und your exchange.



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Brian Kah Yong Lew

The view rom the plane be ore landing to Vantaa airport was spectacular; all the buildings were covered with thick white snow. I welcomedby sunshine but -14C.

The class size is around 15 to 25 students, depending on the course. Each course is delivered in intensive mode; every Monday,Wednesday, Friday evenings and Saturday over two weeks. In general, the workload is lesser compared to Adelaides. There are plenty oin-class activities on each session such as group discussion and presentation, which are part o the course evaluation. Final exam can beeither in-class exam or take home assignment.Di erent with other semester exchange, Aalto MBA exchange program is only or eight weeks (two courses), anytime throughout the year.There ore there is no proper orientation program, but their MBA coordinators are very riendly and help ul. My peers also had been veryhelp ul in helping me to settling down especially or the reezing weather (coldest two weeks in February were -18C to -28C).

There are many activities to warm you up during winter - skiing, ice hockey, downhill and snowboarding. Avantouinti (swimming in an icehole) is a un and exciting experience. Basically people will go or hot sauna irst, ollowed by a quick dip (5 seconds to 2 minutes) in an icehole. It relaxes and re reshes the body while improving stress tolerance levels.

I ound Finns are pretty shy at the beginning, but they can soon become your good riends once the ice is broken. You have to take initiativeto speak to them irst. Although English is widely spoken in Helsinki, it would be handy i you picked up some simple Finnish, particularly insupermarket, where majority o the ood labels are in Finnish and Swedish.

I would advise to get a sim card (~ 18) at the airport (check roaming or your mobile provider; i.e. Voda one has no roaming in Finland)and remember to change your credit card/debit cards contact mobile number to your new number, otherwise you may ace problem whenusing credit card or online purchase. Credit card is widely accepted in Finland, even or small amount like 3.

Appreciated the Aalto International Student Service managed to get me a shared apartment in the city within very short notice, which savedlot o transportation cost. Sharing a lat with other younger exchange students rom Germany, Brazil and America has been memorable. Wehad lot o house parties, cooking and travelling together.

Lunch at university ca eteria is only cost about 2-4, but youll need a local student ID. Eating out can be expensive, easily 10-20 or ameal in decent restaurants. However, there are many restaurants serve bu et lunch or 8-15 during weekdays. Amongst supermarkets:S-Market, Prisma, K-Market, Lidl; Lidl o ers the cheapest price but with limited varieties.

Helsinki is a strategic location i you want to travel. Porvoo, Finland second oldest town is only an hour by bus. Tallinn, Estonia is a must godestination, just three hours by erries. My most un orgettable journey was taking St Peterline to St Petersburg, Russia. Owing to the rozensea condition, the erry took additional nine hours, made it to 21 hours to reach St Petersburg rom Helsinki. I ound the management was

airly poor in managing this expected crisis. As this is the only way to travel to Russia without a Visa, be prepared or some delay i youwere travelling during winter.

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MASTER OF COMMERCE

The Master o Commerce providesyou with the opportunity to designan individual program to suit yourparticular needs and interests.

Key Features A program that seeks to provide

theoretically grounded coverageo key conceptual and practicaldevelopments across a spectrumo disciplines.

Suitable for professionals requiringgeneralist business knowledge.

Graduate Certificate pathway maybe used as an introductory programtowards the Master o Commerce.


Accounting Concepts & Methods (M) (3)

Economic Principles (M) (3)

Quantitative Methods (M) (3)

+ one o the ollowing (3)

Principles o Finance (M)Management Practice (M)Marketing Principles (M)

+ six disciplined related courses (18)

+ two electives* (6)

* Unless exempted, international students are required to undertake BusinessCommunications (M) which will be

presented in lieu of an elective.




+ one o the ollowing, dependenton uture stream requirement (3)Principles o Finance (M)Management Practice (M)Marketing Principles (M)

+ our commerce courses (12)




+ one o the ollowing, dependenton uture stream requirement (3)Principles o Finance (M)Management Practice (M)Marketing Principles (M)

MASTER 36 units/1.5 years DIPLOMA24 units/1 year CERTIFICATE 12 units/0.5 years

Adelaide is a great city forinternational students to live andstudy. Friendly people and anexcellent study environment are acouple of reasons why I chose to

undertake a Master degree here. Theacademically demanding curriculumand the culture of excellence at theUniversity of Adelaide provided mewith great motivation to achieve theskills and knowledge I desire.

Aloke Bikkina Master o Commerce


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MASTER OFINTERNATIONAL BUSINESSThe Master o International Businessprovides students with an understandingo the key concepts o internationalbusiness with a global perspective, anda particular ocus on the Asian context.

Students acquire relevant analytical andpractical skills to examine the orces

that shape the changing o internationalbusiness environments and operations,and make high quality internationalbusiness decisions at both themacroeconomic and irm levels.

Suitable or pre-experience and earlycareer pro essionals who wish to embarkon career in international business andseek employment in international businessdevelopment and sales, export and importmanagement, management consulting,trade and investment analysis, tradeand investment policy, and joint venture

management.

Key eatures Overseas experience through an

organised Study Abroad Programor overseas exchange with ourkey partner institutions;

Industry placement with an

internship; and An opportunity to develop specialisation

through streaming elective courses inInternational Law or Economics andInternational Trade.


Theory & Practice o InternationalBusiness (M) (3)

Economic Principles in InternationalBusiness (M) (3)

Cross Cultural Management andNegotiation (M) (3)

International Trade & Investment Policy IID (3)

International Business Strategy (M) (3)

Doing Business in Asia (M) r Contemporary Issues in InternationalBusiness (M) (3)

+ six courses chosen rom theollowing thematics areas* (18)

BusinessDevelopment EconomicsLawGlobal Food & Wine #

+ a Research Project in InternationalBusiness (12)

# to be confirmed

* A maximum of 6 units may be taken fromother Faculties; or as approved by theProgram Director.

* Candidates are encouraged to pursue an international industry placement which will include the completion of a market-based research project or alternatively a course of study abroad to the equivalent of 12 units

STUDY PLAN:36 units/1.5 years


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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS PROGRAMS 11





Doing Business in Asia (M) r Contemporary Issues in InternationalBusiness (M) (3)

+ three courses chosen rom theollowing thematics areas* (9)

BusinessDevelopment EconomicsLawGlobal Food & Wine #

# to be confirmed

* Candidates are encouraged to pursue an international industry placement which will include the completion of a market-based research project or alternatively a course of sutdy abroad to the equivalent of 12 units





DIPLOMA 24 units/1 year CERTIFICATE 12 units/0.5 years


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MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING

The Master o Pro essional Accountingis designed to allow you to gain apro essional accounting quali ication topractice in the accounting pro ession.

This program will provide you withthe knowledge and skills required oa pro essional accountant at all levelso business.

Key Features Suitable for professionals with little

or no accounting knowledge.

Provides the necessary academictraining to pursue a career inaccounting including specialised

ields such as taxation, auditing,management accounting andaccounting systems.

Pro essional Recognition The Master of Professional

Accounting satis ies the educationalrequirements or AssociateMembership o CPA Australia and theInstitute o Chartered Accountants

Australia (ICAA). Appropriate coursesmust be undertaken to ul il the

Associate Membership requirementso both pro essional bodies.





Principles o Finance (M) (3)

Commercial Law & In ormationSystems (M) (3)

Advanced Financial Accounting (M) (3)

Corporate Law (M) (3)

Intermediate Financial Reporting (M) (3)

Management Accounting (M) (3)

+one Accounting courserom the ollowing (3)

Auditing & Assurance Services (M)Income Taxation (M)Knowledge Management & Measurement (M)Public Sector & Not- or-Pro it Accountability (M)Financial Statement Analysis (M)

Advanced Financial Reporting (M)Business Taxation & GST (M)


* Unless exempted, international students are required to undertake BusinessCommunications (M) which will be

presented in lieu of an elective.





Business Communications (M)* (3)

+ our Pro essional Accountingcourses (12)

* unless excempted, all international students are required to undertake a specialist course Business Communications(M). This course may be presented in lieu of

an elective.

STUDY PLAN: MASTER36 units/1.5 years DIPLOMA24 units/1 year

My Masters program provided mewith comprehensive understanding ofthe fundamentals of accounting. Withthe knowledge and skills I acquiredthrough my studies I was able to

secure a promotion shortly aftercompleting my Masters. Not only hasthe degree proved to be an asset forme already but it will also provide astepping stone to further study andcareer opportunities.

Neil Tackage Accounting Graduate


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Equity Valuation & Analysis (M) (3)

Fixed Income Securities (M) (3)

Options, Futures & Risk Management (M) (3)

Port olio Theory & Management (M) (3)

+ two Finance courses romthe ollowing (6)Corporate Investment & Strategy (M)Corporate Finance Theory (M)Financial Modelling Techniques(M)Financial Statement Analysis (M)International Finance (M)International Financial Management (M)Money Banking & Financial Markets IIIDTreasury & Financial Risk Management (M)Wealth Management in China (M)


* Unless exempted, international students are required to undertake Business Communications(M) which will be presented in lieu of an elective.





Business Communications (M)* (3)

+ our Applied Finance courses (12)

* unless excempted, all international students are required to undertake a specialist course Business Communications(M). This course may be presented in lieu of

an elective.

STUDY PLAN:36 units/1.5 years DIPLOMA24 units/1 year

A Masters degree gives youthe opportunity to develop an entirelynew set of skills or to advance skillsyou already have. In the increasinglycompetitive employment market, a

Masters degree can set you apart aswell as allow you to perform in any

job. The postgraduate program offersa unique form of learning where everysubject is interrelated and relevant tothe final skill set.

MASTER OF APPLIED FINANCE

The Master o Applied Finance isdesigned to provide you with analyticaltools and expertise to make inancialdecisions at all levels o business. Theprogram enables you to acquire skillsin corporate inance and investmentdecision making.

Key Features Designed to provide analytical tools

and expertise to make corporateinance decisions.

Will help you understand how variousinancial instruments are used to

enhance investment returns.

The program covers at least 70% ofthe candidate body o knowledge

or those wanting to proceed withpro essional studies o ered by theChartered Financial Analyst Institute(www.c ainstitute.org).

Suitable for professionals seeking

employment as an analyst, consultantor manager in the inancial servicessector; including banks, investmentinstitutions, capital market dealersand inancial planning consultancies.

Pro essional Recognition Recognised by Chartered Financial

Analyst as a CFA program partnerand ASIC registry as ps146 compliant

or several specialised ields o inance.


Mark CrowhurstMaster o Applied Finance


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Marketing Principles (M) (3)

Consumer Behaviour (M) (3)

Marketing Communications (M) (3)

International Marketing (M) (3)

Market Research & Planning (M) (3)

Marketing Ethics (M) (3)

Strategic Marketing (M) (3)

+ two electives rom the ollowing* (6)Relationship Marketing (M)E-Marketing (M)New Product Development & Innovation (M)Brand Management (M)Other approved list o commerce courses



My Masters Degree inCommerce (Marketing) gave mea competitive edge over otherapplicants when applying for my firstrole; it showed that I was committed

and had a higher understanding ofmarketing principles and theory.

Daniel PerottiBusiness Analyst -Government, AdvertiserNewspapers Pty Limited

MASTER OF COMMERCE(MARKETING)

The Master o Commerce (Marketing) isdesigned to provide a comprehensive,up-to-date understanding o concepts,techniques and pro essional applicationsin todays ield o marketing.

Key Features In-depth examination of marketing

principles and practices andanalytical skills are key eatureso this program.

Suitable for professionals who wish toembark on a marketing career suchas marketing planner, sales manager,brand marketer, product andadvertising manager, retail manager,public relations o icer, servicemanager and market researcher.

Pro essional Recognition Graduates may gain partial credit

towards the Certi ied PractisingMarketer (CPM) status awarded bythe Australian Marketing Institute (AMI).



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+ our Accounting courses romthe ollowing (12) Commercial Law & In ormation Systems (M)

Advanced Financial Accounting (M)Corporate Law (M)Intermediate Financial Reporting (M)Management Accounting (M)

Auditing & Assurance Services (M)Income Tax (M)

+ two Accounting or Finance electives (6)

+ two electives (M)* (6)


STUDY PLAN: ACCOUNTING & FINANCE48 units/2 years

The Master of Accounting andFinance program not only equippedme with the essential knowledge andskills to have a jump-off-the-pageresume, but also helped me extend

my professional networks. I particularlybenefitted from outstandingworkshops and discussion forumswith tutors and mentors who madethe sessions come to life with theirhands-on experience from their ownindustry experience.

Nan (Nick) Hao Accounting andFinance Graduate

MASTER OF ACCOUNTING & FINANCE

MASTER OF ACCOUNTING & MARKETING

The combined studies o accountingwith inance or marketing areincreasingly well-received by employerswho value employees abilities tosynthesise both disciplines. Bychoosing relevant electives withinthe study program, you will be

able specialise in two disciplinessimultaneously. A balanced coverageo both disciplines not only strengthensyour understanding o the symbioticrelationships that underpins todayscomplex market place; it also enhancesyour employability in your chosenpro ession.

Key Features Designed to combine studies of

accounting with inance or marketingor per ormance management allo which are highly sought a ter byemployers.

Strengthens employability in the areaso inancial management or marketingor per ormance management whileenabling you to gain a pro essionalaccounting quali ication that allowsyou to practice in the accountingpro ession.

Pro essional Recognition The Master of Accounting and

Finance and Accounting andMarketing programs are designed tosatis y the education requirements

or Associate Membership oCPA Australia and the Institute oChartered Accountants Australia(ICAA). Appropriate courses mustbe undertaken to ul ill the AssociateMembership requirements o bothpro essional bodies.

Graduates of the Master of Accounting and Marketing may gainpartial credit towards the Certi iedPractising Marketer (CPM) statusawarded by the Australian MarketingInstitute (AMI).



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Consumer Behaviour (M) (3)

Marketing Communications (M) (3)

Marketing Principles (M) (3)

Market Research & Planning (M) (3)

Marketing Ethics (M) (3)

+ ive Accounting courses romthe ollowing (15) Commercial Law & In ormation Systems (M)

Advanced Financial Accounting (M)Corporate Law (M)Intermediate Financial Reporting (M)Management Accounting (M)

Auditing & Assurance Services (M)Income Tax (M)



STUDY PLAN: ACCOUNTING & MARKETING48 units/2 years



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Quantitative Methods (M) orIntermediate Econometrics IID (3)







Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID r Econometrics Theory IIID (3)

Intermediate Microeconomics IID (3)

International Finance (M) r International Trade & Investment Policy IID (3)

Intermediate Macroeconomics IID (3)

+ two Economics or Finance electives (6)



STUDY PLAN:48 units/2 years

MASTER OF FINANCE ANDBUSINESS ECONOMICSThe Master o Finance and BusinessEconomics has been designed to enableyou to build a competitive edge basedon a high level o technical competencein Finance and Economics. The programallows you to gain a superior perspectivein understanding the symbiotic relationship

between the two ields o study thatunderpin todays inancial decisions.

Key Features Designed to meet the needs of entrants

rom either a Business or Economicsdegree seeking in-depth advancement intheir ield, or a graduate rom any otherdegree seeking to comprehensivelyadapt to the new ields o economicsand inance.

Suitable for professionals seeking togain a head-start in the inancial services

industry or as a pro essional economistin the private and public sectors.



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Discipline Courses (12)

Research Methodology (M) (3)

Advanced Readings (M) (3)

+ one course rom the ollowing (3)

Qualitative Methods (M)Quantitative Methods (M)Topics in Applied Econometrics IIIDEconometric Theory IIIDEconometrics IV

r an equivalent course approved by theprogram director

+ one advanced discipline courserom the ollowing (3)

Advanced Theory in Finance (M) Advanced Theory in Marketing (M) Advanced Theory in Accounting (M) Advanced Theory in Management (M)

Dissertation (M) (12)



MASTER OFBUSINESS RESEARCHThe Master o Business Research hasbeen designed to provide researchtraining or students who completeone o our business masters programsor an equivalent coursework mastersprogram and who wish to undertakeresearch leading to a PhD. The aim o

this program is to provide exposureto the research skills that are requiredto undertake any academic researchproject including:

writing a literature review

determining research gaps anddeveloping hypotheses or researchquestions

devising a rigorous and suitablemethodology

undertaking an appropriate analysis

writing research results in aconcise and accurate manner anddrawing research and managerialimplications.

In addition, the program will provide anin-depth understanding o one discipline.

Key Features The program provides teaching

in research methodologiesand discipline specialisation. Adissertation comprises 30% o theprogram.

Suitable for professionals who wishto have the opportunity to proceed toa PhD a ter a postgraduate businessstudies and an aspiration to embarkon an academic career.



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MASTERS

Fundamentals o Leadership (3)

Accounting or Managers (3)

Marketing Management (3)

Economics or Management (3)

Managerial Finance (3)

Operations Management (3)

Managing Contemporary Organisations (3)

Strategic Management (3)

Global Business r approved InternationalBusiness Elective r approved Study

Abroad (3)

+ three electives (9)

MBA (ADVANCED)







Strategic Management (3)

Global Business r approved InternationalBusiness Elective r approved Study Abroad (3)

Business or Management Project (3)

Operations Management (3)

Business Law (3)

+ ive electives (15)

STUDY PLAN: MBA (12)36 units/4 trimesters; MBA (ADVANCED)48 units/5 trimesters

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

The underlying philosophy o our MBAis to integrate speci ic managementtools and techniques into a meaning uland comprehensive program omanagement education. Our MBAprovides a broad-based education

or students as managers, rather than

just the acquisition o an o -the-shelset o skills.

The aim is to develop problem solvingand communication skills, leadershipand team building skills, and analyticaland critical abilities that will enableyou to understand and deal with thecomplex issues o management in arapidly changing business environment.

An MBA (Advanced) spread over aperiod o 2 years is available shouldyou wish to broaden the coverage omanagerial knowledge beyond the

standard 12 course MBA program.This pathway provides you with theopportunity to acquire specialisedknowledge o a particular area byundertaking additional electives as wellas applying theoretical knowledge toreal li e business projects.

Key Features Courses are offered on a trimester

basis and weekly classes arescheduled in the evening.

An average class size of 25 students,which allows individual to contributein class without being overwhelmedby large numbers.

A diverse student body with variedexperiences ensures a rich learningenvironment that osters long-lastingbusiness and social networks.

A nested program which allows youto exit with a lesser quali ication suchas the Graduate Diploma o Business

Administration or Graduate Certi icatein Business Administration.

Intakes available in January, May andSeptember.


Despite many years in theworkforce including a numberof leadership roles both in acutemedical care and also in national andinternational disaster response, I was

always aware of my lack of formalmanagement training. The AdelaideMBA has taught me the scienceof business management but also somuch more. It has opened my eyesto the science of managing people. Iwish I had done it 20 years ago.

Dr Bill GriggsAM ASMDirector TraumaServices, RAH


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DIPLOMA







+ two electives (6)

CERTIFICATE




+ one elective (3)

STUDY PLAN: DIPLOMA24 units/3 trimesters; CERTIFICATE 12 units/2 trimesters


Key Features Designed for students who wish to

undertake study beyond the scope othe Graduate Certi icate in Business

Administration but who do not wishto commit to the duration o the MBA(12) or MBA (Advanced).

Suitable for professionals who haveat least 3 years o middle to seniorlevel managerial experience andsatis actory GMAT results.

Intakes available in January, Mayand September.

Key Features Designed for managers who wish

to take an introductory management

program, or or those who wish toacquire new skills without thelengthy time commitment.

Suitable for managers with over7 years o relevant experience butwho do not hold a tertiary degreeand satis actory GMAT results.

Intakes available in January, Mayand September.

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE INBUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

The Adelaide MBA curriculum andcoursework have equipped me with abroad range of general managementskills that have proven invaluable inadvancing my professional career.

Equally as important is the learningexperience provided by the MBAcourse structure of classroom studyand group assignments, undertakenwhile working full-time. This hasprovided me with skills essential formanaging in todays high pacedbusiness environment.

Doug SchmidtGeneral Manager Demandand Network Management,ETSA Utilities


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Challenges Facing Economic PolicyMakers (3)

+ one o the ollowing Quantitativecourses (3)

Topics in Applied Econometrics IIIDEconometric Theory IIID

+ our courses rom the ollowing (12)Topics in Applied Econometrics IIIDDevelopment Economics IIIDInternational Economic History IIIDInternational Trade IIIDTime Series Econometrics IIIDMoney, Banking & Financial Markets IIIDPublic Economics IIIDResource & Environmental Economics IIID

Econometric Theory IIIDStrategic Thinking IIIDThe Economics o Climate Change

International Finance IIIDPublic Finance IIIDLabour Economics IIIDMacroeconomics IIID

+ two o the ollowing courses (6)International Finance IVEconometrics IVMacroeconomics IV

Advanced Mathematical Economics IVMicroeconomic Theory IVInternational Trade IVPublic Economics IV

Advanced Time Series Econometrics IVEconomic Development IV

+ a Dissertation orelectives or partner exchange (12)

STUDY PLAN: MASTER36 units/1.5 years

MASTER OF APPLIED ECONOMICS

The Master o Applied Economicsis designed to provide an in-depthunderstanding o theoretical and appliedeconomics. The degree is based ontraining in core areas o economics withoptional specialised courses. The programemphasises knowledge o analyticaltechniques and the ability to apply them

in new contexts, providing the trainingrequired o a pro essional economistworking in government departments,business and not or pro it organisations.

Key Features Graduates can expect to find

employment in the government sectorparticularly with the central banks andthe Ministry o Finance, as well asprivate banking and inancial institutionsaround the world.

Is a nested program which allows youto exit with a lesser quali ication suchas the Graduate Diploma in AppliedEconomics, or the Graduate Certi icatein Economics.

Students whose degree is in anotherdiscipline, such as arts, engineering,science or business, must completethe Graduate Certi icate in Economicsbe ore being admitted to the Mastersprogram. Completion o the GraduateCerti icate plus the Masters o

Applied Economics will take 2 yearso ull-time study.

Graduate Diplomao Applied Economics

Key Features The Graduate Diploma provides an

opportunity to build upon prior learning

and it can articulate to theMaster o Applied Economics program.

Graduate Certifcatein Economics

Key Features The program is particularly suitable for

managers and key decision-makerswho wish to expand their day-to-dayunderstanding o economic principlesand applications.

Can progress to Graduate Diplomain Economics, or a Master o AppliedEconomics.


ECONOMICS PROGRAMS


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DIPLOMA


Intermediate Macroeconomics IID (3)

+ one o the ollowing Quantitativecourses (3)Mathematical Economics IIDTopics in Applied Econometrics IIIDEconometric Theory IIIDIntermediate Econometrics IID

+ ive o the ollowing courses (15)Public Economics IIIDInternational Economic History IIIDInternational Trade IIIDMathematical Economics IID

Money, Banking & Financial Markets IIID

Development Economics IIID

Topics in Applied Econometrics IIIDTime Series Econometrics IIIDResource & Environmental Economics IIIDEconometric Theory IIIDInternational Trade & Investment Policy IIDInternational Finance IIIDStrategic Thinking IIIDMacroeconomics IIIDPublic Finance IIIDEast Asian Economies IIDIntermediate Econometrics IIDIntermediate Macroeconomics IIDIntermediate Microeconomics IIDBusiness & Economic Statistical Theory IIDTopics in Microeconomics IIDThe Economics o Climate Change

CERTIFICATE

Four o the ollowing courses (12)

Public Economics IIIDInternational Economic History IIIDInternational Trade IIIDMathematical Economics IIDMoney, Banking & Financial Markets IIIDDevelopment Economics IIIDTopics in Applied Econometrics IIIDTime Series Econometrics IIIDResource & Environmental Economics IIIDEconometric Theory IIIDInternational Trade & Investment Policy IIDInternational Finance IIIDStrategic Thinking IIIDMacroeconomics IIIDPublic Finance IIIDEast Asian Economies IIDIntermediate Econometrics IIDIntermediate Macroeconomics IIDBusiness & Economic Statistical Theory IIDIntermediate Microeconomics IID

DIPLOMA 24 units/1 year CERTIFICATE 12 units/0.5 years



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MASTER OF ECONOMICSBY COURSEWORK

The Master o Economics (Coursework)program is particularly use ul or

students who wish to continue with theirstudies in advanced economics.

Key Features Provides students with both analytical

and econometric skills that will enablethem to per orm as a pro essionaleconomist in the public or private sectors.

Upon completion of the programgraduates will be able to explain,

apply, and critically evaluate the useo economic theory and advancedeconometric methods in the analysiso economic policies contained ingovernment publications by a range oregulatory bodies such as the CentralBank, Department o Treasury andFinance, and the ACCC.


My time at the school wasa very enjoyable one, I receivedexcellent training in the fundamentalsof economics, which put me ingood stead for further postgraduate

study and my career beyond. Itsan environment where service tostudents, and a genuine concern thatthey achieve success is an integralpart of the mission.

Sallie James is a policy analyst with CatosCenter for Trade Policy Studies. Sallie writesand speaks on a variety of trade topics,with a research emphasis on the subject of agricultural trade policy. Sallie is a proudgraduate of the School of Economics.

Sallie James Bachelor o Economics(Honours) / Master oEconomics by Coursework


Advanced Macroeconomics V (3)

Advanced Microeconomics V (3)

+ one o the ollowing Quantitativecourses (3)

Econometrics IV Advanced Econometrics V

+ our o the ollowing courses (12)

Econometrics IV Advanced Mathematical Economics IVMicroeconomic Theory IV

Macroeconomics IVTime Series Econometrics IIIDInternational Trade IVPublic Economics IV

Advanced Econometrics IVInternational Finance IVTopics in Applied Econometrics IIIDEconometric Theory IIIDEconomic Development IV

+ Master o EconomicsResearch Project (3)

STUDY PLAN:24 units/1 year


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Research Processes (3)

Research Design (3)

Research Communication (3)

Research Dissemination (3)

+ 8 electives rom the ollowing (24)

Microeconomic Theory IVMacroeconomics IVEconometrics IV

Advanced Mathematical Economics IV

Advance Microeconomic Theory IVDevelopment Economics IVInternational Finance IVInternational Trade IVPublic Economics IV

Advanced Time Series Econometrics IV Advanced Macroeconomics V Advanced Econometrics V

+ Research Dissertation (12)

STUDY PLAN:48 units/2 years

MASTER OF RESEARCH STUDIES(ECONOMICS)The Master o Research Studies(Economics) is designed as a pathwayto a Doctor o Philosophy (PhD) primarily

or applicants who do not meet theUniversitys normal academic admissionrequirements (Honours degree orresearch Masters).

In order to be eligible or articulationrom the Master o Research Studies to

the Doctor o Philosophy, students mustachieve a credit average in the Mastero Research Studies. They must alsosubmit a major research proposal andimplementation plan be ore commencingdoctoral studies.

Quali ying Conditions: Bachelor Degree majoring in

Economics, or Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics

Applicants are expected to have acredit average or equivalent in theirundergraduate quali ication.

Key FeaturesThe Master o Research Studies providesteaching in research methodologies anddiscipline specialisation which includes aminor research dissertation.

The program is suitable or pro essionals

who wish to have the opportunity to proceedto a PhD a ter completing postgraduateeconomics studies and an aspiration toembark on an academic career.


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Public Economics IIID (3)

Public Economics IV (3)

Public Finance IIID (3)

Challenges Facing EconomicPolicy Makers (3)

Labour Economics IIID (3)

+ one o the ollowing Quantitativecourses (3)Topics in Applied Econometrics IIIDEconometric Theory IIID

+ two o the ollowing electives (6)Money, Banking & Financial Markets IIIDInternational Trade IIIDDevelopment Economics IIIDTime Series Econometrics IIIDResource & Environmental Economics IIIDInternational Finance IIIDStrategic Thinking IIIDEconometrics IIIMacroeconomics IIIDThe Economics o Climate Change

+ one o the ollowing courses (3)Macroeconomics IV

Advanced Mathematical Economics IVMicroeconomic Theory IVInternational Finance IVInternational Trade IV

Advanced Time Series Econometrics IVEconomic Development IVEconometrics IV

+ a Dissertation or electives (12)


MASTER OF APPLIEDECONOMICS (PUBLIC POLICY)This program aims to provide studentswith a master degree in Economics with aspecialisation in the related ield o PublicPolicy, or capacity building researchand policy economists. It will providean understanding o the motivations orand processes o policy making, rom an

economic perspective.

Key Features Designed for mid-career professionals in

the public sector, public a airs orgovernment relations or those wishing toenter government service careers, andthose intending to work in the privatesector dealing with government.

Graduates will develop the capacity toanalyse policy e ectiveness, designre orm programs and identi y thechallenges to policy implementation.

Students whose degree is in anotherdiscipline, such as arts, engineering,science or business, must complete theGraduate Certi icate in Economics be orebeing admitted to the Masters program.Completion o the Graduate Certi icate plusthe Masters o Applied Economics (PublicPolicy) will take 2 years o ull-time study.


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PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATEIN PUBLIC POLICYThe Pro essional Certi icate in Public Policyaims to provide students with a practicalunderstanding o public policy throughtraining in theoretical and applied economics.

Key Features Designed for graduates in government

services careers or in the private sectorworking closely with the government.

Suitable for graduates of otherdisciplines who wish to enhance theircareer prospects.

Please Note: This program is not available toInternational Students

Two courses chosen rom (6)Resource & Environmental Economics IIIDInternational Finance IIIDDevelopment Economics IIIDInternational Economic History IIIDInternational Trade IIIDMoney, Banking & Financial Markets IIIDPublic Finance IIID



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MASTER OF APPLIEDECONOMICS (INTERNATIONAL)The Master o Applied Economics(International) aims to provideknowledge and understanding o thecontent o economics at advancedlevels that are internationally recognised,including specialisation in the ield ointernational economics. It also aims to

instil in the student the ability to analyse,evaluate and synthesise in ormationrom a wide variety o sources and

experiences relevant to this ield.

Key Features This program blends practical

experience with rigorous academicanalysis to broaden the knowledgeo practitioners in the ield oInternational Economics.

Students are able to focus on areaso international inance or internationaltrade within the ramework o theMaster o Applied Economics.

Students who complete InternationalTrade: Negotiations and Argumentsand International Trade: Strategies

and Opportunities, may be invited tocomplete a project in internationaltrade alongside their degree, makingthem eligible to also graduate withthe Pro essional Certi icate inInternational Trade.

Students whose degree is inanother discipline, such as arts,engineering, science or business,must complete the GraduateCerti icate in International Economicsbe ore being admitted to the Mastersprogram. Completion o the Graduate

Certi icate plus the Masters o AppliedEconomics (International) will take 2years o ull-time study.

Challenges Facing EconomicPolicy Makers (3)

International Finance IIIDand International Finance IV r International Trade IIIDand International Trade IV (6)

+ our o the ollowing courses (12) Topics in Applied Econometrics IIIDPublic Finance IIIDDevelopment Economics IIIDEconometric Theory IIID

International Economic History IIID

International Finance IIIDInternational Trade IIIDResource & Environmental Economics IIIDMoney, Banking & Financial Markets IIIDPublic Economics IIIDStrategic Thinking IIIDTime Series Econometrics IIIDMacroeconomics IIIDLabour Economics IIIDInternational Trade:Negotiations & AgreementsInternational Trade:

Strategies & Opportunities

+ one o the ollowing courses (3)Econometrics IVEconomic Development IVMacroeconomics IVInternational Trade IVInternational Finance IVPublic Economics IV

Advanced Mathematical Economics IV Advanced Time Series Econometrics IVMicroeconomic Theory IV

Plus a Dissertation or our electives (12)



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INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS

Graduate Diploma inInternational EconomicsThe Graduate Diploma in InternationalEconomics aims to provide training intheoretical and applied aspects o moderneconomics and econometrics, catering or

graduates o degrees in other disciplinesas well as students who have studiedeconomics previously.

Key Features The Graduate Diploma provides an

opportunity to build upon prior learningand it can articulate to the Master o

Applied Economics (International) program.

Graduate Certifcate inInternational EconomicsThe Graduate Certi icate in InternationalEconomics aims to provide students withanalytical and econometric skills that willprovide an understanding o economic

policy issues or holders o a Bachelordegree in a ield other than economics.

Key Features The Graduate Certificate in International

Economics is designed to providetraining in theoretical and appliedaspects o modern economics andeconometrics to graduates o otherdisciplines.

It is particularly suitable for managersand key decision makers who wishto expand their understanding o

economic principles and applications.



+ two o the ollowing InternationalEconomics courses (6)International Trade IIIDInternational Trade & Investment Policy IIDInternational Finance IIID

+ at least one o the ollowingQuantitative courses or theirequivalents (3)

Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID

Econometric Theory IIIDIntermediate Econometrics IID

+ our o the ollowing courses (12)International Trade IIIDDevelopment Economics IIIDPublic Economics IIIDTime Series Econometrics IIIDMoney, Banking & Financial Markets IIIDTopics in Applied Econometrics IIIDIntermediate Microeconomics IIDIntermediate Macroeconomics IIDIntermediate Econometrics IIDResource & Environmental Economics IIIDEconometric Theory IIIDInternational Economic History IIID

East Asian Economies IIDInternational Trade & Investment Policy IIDInternational Finance IIIDStrategic Thinking IIIDPublic Finance IIIDBusiness & Economic Statistical Theory IIDTopics In Microeconomics IIDMacroeconomics IIID

STUDY PLAN: DIPLOMA 24 units/1 year


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One o the ollowingInternational Economics course (3)International Trade IIIDInternational Trade & Investment Policy IIDInternational Finance IIID

+ three o the ollowing courses (9)International Trade IIIDDevelopment Economics IIIDPublic Economics IIIDTime Series Econometrics IIIDMoney, Banking & Financial Markets IIID

Topics in Applied Econometrics IIIDIntermediate Microeconomics IIDIntermediate Macroeconomics IIDIntermediate Econometrics IIDResource & Environmental Economics IIIDEconometric Theory IIIDInternational Economic History IIIDEast Asian Economies IIDInternational Trade & Investment Policy IIDInternational Finance IIIDStrategic Thinking IIIDPublic Finance IIID

Business & Economic Statistical Theory IIDTopics In Microeconomics IIDMacroeconomics IIID

STUDY PLAN: CERTIFICATE 12 units/0.5 years


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MASTER OF INTERNATIONALTRADE AND DEVELOPMENTThe Master o International Trade andDevelopment aims to instil the abilityto think and act strategically aboutinternational trade and developmentissues.

Key Features

This unique program is headed by theormer WTO Deputy Director-General,

Mr. Andrew Stoler, and sta ed by Australian and overseas experts inglobal commercial matters.

Designed to provide a practically-orientated understanding o global,regional and national trade, investmentand development issues.

Most courses are taught intensivelyover three 2 day intensives, taughton a Friday a ternoon and all daySaturday.

The program begins in late Januaryand is taught over Summer Semester,Semester 1, Winter Semester andSemester 2.

Career OpportunitiesOpportunities exist in both Governmentand Non-Government sectors, including:Business consultant, Parliamentary

Adviser, Parliamentary Member,Consultant, Policy Adviser, Politician,Export/Import trade, Foreign A airs,Government o icer, Government orCorporate Policy Adviser, Humanitarian/

Aid Worker, In ormation Analyst.

More In ormationMs Anita Pagnani, Academic ProgramManager, Institute o International Trade.

T: +61 8 8303 6950E: [email protected]

Mrs Vanessa Morris, Academic ProgramManager, Institute o International Trade.

T: +61 8 8303 6950

E: [email protected]

Pl as N t : The Graduate Certificate of International Trade and Development andthe Graduate Diploma of International Trade

and Development are only offered as exit strategies from the Master of InternationalTrade and Development rather than pointsof entry.


INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE PROGRAMS

International Trade Negotiations & Agreements (3)

Research Methods in International Trade (3)

Principles o International Trade &Development (3)

Agriculture & Food in International Trade (3)

Research Project in International Trade (A) (3)

International Trade: Strategies &Opportunities (3)


Development Economics (3)

International Trade Law (3)

+ three o the ollowing courses (9)MNCs, Trade & Sustainable DevelopmentInternational Aid & TradeServices, Trade & Developing WorldLabour MarketsResearch Project in International Trade (B)International Trade & Investment PolicyInternational Trade Transactions & the Law

Important note for international students:The overall tuition fee for the 36 unit Master of International Trade and Development

program studied over 1 year for international students is: $41,250


The Masters of InternationalTrade and Development (MITD)program has opened up manyopportunities for me in my pursuit ofa career in international business and

foreign affairs.This course has definitely built myconfidence in navigating through thevast amount of information generated byintergovernmental agencies, as well as inconducting critical assessments on tradeand economic policies.

Aden Hsien Hoong Yap


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PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE ININTERNATIONAL TRADEThe Pro essional Certi icate inInternational Trade aims to provideyou with a practical understandingo current international trade andinvestment issues, the political dynamicso the negotiating environment and theopportunities and challenges presented

to businesses by the globalisedeconomy.

Key Features Designed to give you an extra

competitive edge by providingan interactive case-study basedbackground in how businessand government interact in tradenegotiations, leveraging commercialopportunities arising out o thirdwave trade agreements, and practicallegal and commercial aspects oexport marketing.

This unique program is headed by theormer WTO Deputy Director-General,

Mr. Andrew Stoler, and sta ed by Australian and overseas experts inglobal commercial matters.

Structured flexibly with students takingtwo semester long courses.

Offered in intensive two day modules.


International Trade: Negotiations& Agreements ( Semester 1)

International Trade: Strategies& Opportunities (Semester 2)

Project in International Trade( Semester 1 or 2)

Please Note: This program is not availableto International Students as a stand-alone

program. However individual courses may be undertaken as electives towards an appropriate postgraduate program.


The PCIT program hasopened my eyes to a worldconnected by trade and all thestrings that are involved. I had agreat experience and will definitely

recommend it for all the students thatwant to understand and get a currentand highly relevant insight of theTrade World.

Camilo EsparzaGlobal Food and

Agricultural BusinessProgram Coordinator,The University o Adelaide


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SMSF 1 Establishment & AccumulationExamples o areas covered:General introduction to SMSFsWhat is a SMSF?Bene its o SMSFsEstablishing a SMSFWho can be a member o SMSFs?Who can give advice in relation to SMSFs?

SMSF 2 Distribution & Estate Planning

Examples o areas covered:Sole purpose test - determination obene it entitlementsCommencing a pension - steps to be takenPersonal taxation issuesNew pension de initionsReview o taxation o SMSFs

TOPICS COVERED: 1 year

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATEIN SELF MANAGEDSUPERANNUATION FUNDS*Investment in superannuation in

Australia is accumulating at anastonishing rate and now totals over$1.3 trillion. The Sel Managed SuperFund (SMSF) industry is subject tolegislative changes, compliance issuesand vigorous scrutiny. Advisers in

SMSF need to increase their knowledgeand skills as well as increasing theinancial literacy skills o consumers.

The Pro essional Certi icate is a uniquequali ication that links higher educationwith the requirements o industry.

The program consists o 2 courses:

Sel Managed Super 1 Establishment and Accumulation

Sel Managed Super 2 Distribution and Estate Planning

Key Features Designed for people wanting to give

comprehensive advice o the highestquality to investors in sel managedsuperannuation unds.

Suitable for Financial Planners,Fund Administrators, Auditors and

Accountants. Students shouldhave some working knowledge osuperannuation or sel managedsuperannuation.

Courses are delivered in

executive-style intensive-mode. Lectures provided by industry experts.

Offered in several capital cities.

Pro essional RecognitionThis program is ASIC RG146 compliantin Sel Managed Superannuation andprovides CPD points with the SelManaged Super Fund Pro essionals

Association o Australia (SPAA)(www.spaa.asn.au) and the FinancialPlanning Association o Australia (FPA)(www. pa.asn.au).

* This program is not available to International Students


INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMS

As an auditor of self managedsuper funds, I am constantlyseeking high quality educationopportunities that will extend myskills and knowledge. The course

was extremely valuable and providedme with access to highly respectedsuperannuation experts in a smallclassroom environment .

I noticed an immediate improvement inthe quality of my superannuation advice,and believe the course has given me asignificant competitive advantage as a highquality SMSF audit provider.

Jo HeighwayDirector, SMSFOutsource Solutions


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SUMMARY OF POSTGRADUATE PROG


Programs

Indicative AnnualInternationalFees (AUD) #

AdmissionRequirements Work Experience

Master of Commerce $29,000 Degree No

Graduate Diploma in Commerce $29,000 Degree No

Graduate Certificate in Commerce $14,500 Degree No

Master of Professional Accounting $29,000 Degree No

Graduate Diploma in Professional Accounting $29,000 Degree No

Master of Applied Finance $29,000 Degree No

Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance $29,000 Degree No

Master of Commerce (Marketing) $29,000 Degree No

Master of Accounting and Finance $29,000 Degree NoMaster of Accounting and Marketing $29,000 Degree No

Master of Finance and Business Economics $29,000 Degree No

Master of Business Research $29,000 Relevant Master Degree No

Master of Business Administration (12) $29,000 Degree or Equivalent + GMAT Minimum 3 years relevantmanagement experience

Master of Business Administration (Advanced) $29,000 Degree or Equivalent + GMAT Minimum 3 years relevantmanagement experience

Graduate Diploma of Business Administration $29,000 Degree or Equivalent + GMAT Minimum 3 years relevantmanagement experience

Graduate Certificate in Business Administration $14,500 Degree or Equivalent + GMAT Minimum 3 years relevantmanagement experience

Master of International Business $29,000 Degree No

Graduate Diploma in International Business $29,000 Degree No

Graduate Certificate in International Business $14,500 Degree No

Professional Certificate in Self Managed Superannuation Not Available * Degree or relevant work experience

Master of Applied Economics $28,000Degree with Economics background. Studentswith limited Economics background may berequired to complete Grad.Cert.Economics

No

Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics $28,000 Bachelor Degree No

Graduate Certificate in Economics $14,000 Degree No

Master of Applied Economics (Public Policy) $28,000Degree with Economics background. Studentswith limited Economics background may berequired to complete Grad.Cert.Economics

No

Professional Certificate In Public Policy Not Available * Degree No

Master of Applied Economics (International) $28,000Degree with Economics background. Studentswith limited Economics background may berequired to complete Grad.Cert.Economics No

Graduate Diploma in International Economics $28,000 Bachelor Degree No

Graduate Certificate in International Economics $14,000 Degree No

Master of Economics by coursework $28,000 Bachelor of Economics (Honours II or higher) No

Master of Research (Economics) $28,000Degree with extensive economics background.Students with limited economics backgroundmay be required to complete a GraduateDiploma in Applied Economics.

No

Master of International Trade and Development^ $29,000 Bachelor Degree, credit average No

Professional Certificate in International Trade Not Available * Bachelor Degree No

# Th int rnati nal stud nt Annual F qu t d ab v is f r a standard full-tim l ad f 24 units p r y ar (usually 8 c urs s).* Not available to International Students^ A 36 unit program completed over 1 year

NoTe: F r Indicativ Annual L cal F s pl as visit www.ad laid . du.au/stud nt/financ /f paying/tuiti n. C mm nw alth Supp rt d plac s may b availabl .


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RAMS

Intakes Duration

CPAAccreditedProgram

ICAAAccreditedProgram

InternshipOpportunities

CFAProgramPartner

Feb, July 1.5 years No No Yes No

Feb, July 1 year No No Yes No


Feb, July 1.5 years Yes Yes Yes No

Feb, July 1 year Yes Yes Yes No

Feb, July 1.5 years No No Yes Yes

Feb, July 1 year No No Yes Yes


Feb, July 2 years Yes Yes Yes YesFeb, July 2 years Yes Yes Yes No

Feb, July 2 years No No Yes No

Feb 1.5 years No No No No

Jan, May, Sep 4 trimesters No No Yes No

Jan, May, Sep 5 trimesters No No Yes No

Jan, May, Sep 2 trimesters No No No No

Jan, May, Sep 1 trimester No No No No

Feb, July 1.5 years Yes Yes Yes No

Feb, July 1 year Yes Yes Yes No

Feb, July 0.5 years No No Yes Yes

Feb, July 1 year part time No No No No

Feb, July1.5 or 2 yrs if requiredto complete Grad.Cert.Economics first

No No No No

Feb, July 1 year No No No No

Feb, July 0.5 years No No No No

Feb, July1.5 or 2 yrs if requiredto complete Grad.Cert.Economics first

No No No No

Feb, July 0.5 yrs No No No No

Feb, July1.5 or 2 yrs if requiredto complete Grad.Cert.Economics first No No No No


Feb, July 0.5 years No No No No

Feb 1 year No No No No

Feb, July 2 or 3yrs if required tocomplete Grad. Dip. first No No No No

Summer (January) 1 year No No Not yetestablished No


DISCLAIMER

The information contained in thispublication is correct at the timeof printing but may be subject tochange without notice. With anaim to continual improvement theUniversity of Adelaide is committedto regular reviews of the coursesand programs it offers to students.

As a result, the specific coursesavailable to students may varyfrom year to year.

The University of Adelaide assumesno responsibility for the accuracyof the information provided bythird parties.


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