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Division of Businessfor International Students

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Welcome

Welcome to the Division of Business at the University of South Australia. The Division is the largest business school in South Australia, and one of the best in Australia. We are one of only eight Australian business schools to be accredited by the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS), one of the most prestigious international accreditation systems for business schools.

We have five schools – Commerce, Law, Management, Marketing and the International Graduate School of Business. We offer the full range of business programs from undergraduate (bachelor) degrees, through specialist masters degrees and the MBA, to research doctorates. Our MBA has been awarded the highest national ranking, five stars.

Most of our programs are offered at the City West Campus, in the heart of Adelaide’s central business district. We are close to transport, accommodation, food, services and entertainment.

There is much we can offer you if you decide to study with us. You will be able to learn about your particular discipline, for example, management, business administration, finance, accounting or any other area of study. But we also develop what we call our Graduate Qualities – the skills you need to be a successful manager and a responsible citizen. Our programs combine theory and practice, giving you the ability to apply what you have learnt to your work. We are continually developing the international perspectives of our programs and courses, drawing on the experience of our academic staff members, who come from many different parts of the world. We have strong links with local and international companies, and we provide extensive career advice and excellent student support services.

Our teaching programs are very important, but they are not all we do. Many of our academic staff members are also active researchers, investigating problems of business and management, and discussing their latest findings with international colleagues. This is what makes our teaching valuable – what you are being taught is based on up-to-the-minute information about what is actually going on in the workplace. Some of that research is conducted by doctoral students who are running their own businesses at the same time.

I hope that you decide to join us in Adelaide, and look forward to welcoming you to a challenging and exciting educational experience.

Professor Gerry GriffinPro Vice Chancellor and Vice PresidentB.Com (Hons), MBS, PhD

Professor Gerry Griffin joined UniSA in 2004.

His previous academic appointments were at

the University of Melbourne, and at Monash

University, where he was Professor of Industrial

Relations and Director of the ARC-funded

National Key Centre in Industrial Relations.

Gerry has held visiting appointments at

universities in Britain, Canada, Ireland,

New Zealand, USA, and at the International

Labour Organisation in Switzerland. He is both

an acknowledged expert and prolific author

in the research areas of industrial relations

at the workplace level, enterprise bargaining,

and international aspects of unionism. Gerry

has worked full time in industrial relations in

both the public and private sectors and has

had extensive consulting experience with

a wide range of national and international

organisations.

The Division of Business was the second Australian business school to be accredited by the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS).

Accreditation is awarded after a rigorous assessment by a panel of international academics and business people.

There are 129 EQUIS- accredited business schools across 36 countries in Europe, North and South America, Africa, Asia and Australia.

The Division of Business is one of only 8 Australian business schools accredited by EQUIS.

EQUIS-accredited institutions must demonstrate high quality in all their activities, including teaching, student services, research, internationalisation and connections with the corporate world.

For futher information, visit www.efmd.be and unisa.edu.au/business/ about/equis

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Student population: 12,261Onshore student population: 8,594International onshore Student population: 2,995Campus: City West

Postgraduate students

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Undergraduate students

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Division of Business Facts and Figures (Dec 2010)

City West Campus

International student distribution

• China

• Malaysia

• Singapore

• India

• Vietnam

• Hong Kong

• Pakistan

• others

37%

31%5%

3%2%

8%

12%

2%

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There are 5 schools

Established in 2007, the School of Law offers world-class legal education, a trimester model, and innovative options and double degree combinations designed to suit the diverse needs of today’s law students. Key disciplines:

Law Professional Accreditation:

Legal Practitioners’ Education and Admission Council Experiential Learning:

Court visits, E-portfolios, Legal Advice Clinic, legal placements, mooting opportunities

School of Law

The International Graduate School of Business (IGSB) is one of Australia’s largest graduate business schools offering coursework and doctoral programs in business. Its Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is ranked among Australia’s top ten. Most recently, the school signed an exciting collaboration with University College London (UCL) to offer a dual award program focusing on energy and resource management to Santos, one of the leading energy companies in Australia.

International Graduate School of Business

Key disciplines:

MBA, International Business, Sustainable Business Research Centre:

Centre for Asian Business

Top reasons to study business at UniSA:

H Largest business school in South Australia

H One of only 8 Australian business schools to be accredited by EQUIS

H The only business school in South Australia to be awarded a world class standard ranking for research in accounting, auditing and accountability, business and management, and tourism disciplines in 2011 ERA report by Australian Research Council (ARC)

H 5-star ranking for MBA program by Good Universities Guide 2010

H Most generous scholarships for exchange programs

H Experiential learning components throughout the program

H Strong Industry links with local and international companies

H Dedicated business career and social engagement teams

H Ongoing support and training to develop student’s interpersonal skills

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South Australia’s only School of Management offers undergraduate and postgraduate management degrees with specialisations in Human Resources, Tourism, Hospitality, Sport and Recreation, Events, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Strategic Procurement, and Arts and Cultural Management. The school has won the Tourism Education and Training category of the South Australian Tourism Awards for three consecutive years and has been inducted into the state’s coveted Tourism Hall of Fame.

Most recently, the school has developed an Executive Partner Program (EPs), a mentoring program which offers opportunites for students to gain industry and life insights from successful and experienced industry executives.

School of Management

School of Marketing

The School of Commerce is South Australia’s leading provider of accounting education, with disciplines in Accounting, Economics, Finance and Property. It hosts four research centres and five prestigious international research journals. Key disciplines:

Accounting, Applied Finance, Business Administration, International Business, Finance and Trade, Property Professional Accreditation:

CPA, ICAA, ACCA

Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINSIA)

Australian Property Institute (API)

Singapore Institute of Surveyors and Valuers (SISV)

Malaysian Institute of Valuers Research Centres:

The Centre for Regulation and Market Analysis (CRMA)

The Centre for Accounting, Governance and Sustainability (CAGS)

The Centre for Comparative Water Policies and Laws (CCWPL)

The Centre for Applied Financial Studies (CAFS)

School of Commerce

Key disciplines:

Management, Logistics and Supply Chain, Human Resource Management, Sport and Recreation Management, Tourism and Event management, Arts and Cultural Management Professional Recognition:

Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI)

Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), USA

Australian Institute of Management (AMI)

Logistics Association of Australia (LAA)

The Society of Supply Chain Professionals (APICS) Research Centres:

Centre for Human Resource Management (CHRM)

Centre for Tourism & Leisure Management (CTLM)

CERM Performance Indicators (CERM PI) (Sport and Recreation Management)

Group for Research in Integrity and Governance

at the Division of Business

The School of Marketing is the leading marketing school in South Australia. It delivers state-of-the-art undergraduate and postgraduate marketing programs, and is home to a world-renowned research institute, the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science.The Institute makes fundamental discoveries about consumer behaviour and advises international firms like Coca-Cola, Unilever, Turner Broadcasting and Procter & Gamble.

The Institute’s cutting edge research is embedded into the curriculum at the School of Marketing, providing students with the opportunity to learn from the same marketing scientists that advise senior marketing executives from all over the world. Key disciplines:

Marketing, Marketing and Communication, Marketing and International Studies Professional Recognition:

Australian Marketing Institute

Australian Institute of Management (AMI)

Market and Social Research Society of Australia Research Centre:

Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science

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Student Support Services at the Division of Business

Global Experienceunisa.edu.au/globalexperience Global Experience is a program designed to give students an edge in today’s competitive world. It is available to all students, including international students currently enrolled in a UniSA degree. It has four compulsory components which must be completed before the student graduates from UniSA’s academic program. The course-Global Experience Professional Development- may be counted towards a UniSA degree as an elective covering areas of networking, career management and intercultural communication. At the completion of all components the student will attend a Global Experience graduation and receive a certificate of completion and a letter outlining the skills, experience and knowledge developed throughout their participation in the program. Completion of Global Experience will also be noted on their transcript.

Global Experience Structure

To complete Global Experience, a student will be required to undertake the below activities with an aggregate point’s value of 120, including the course BUSS1056. All four components are compulsory.

OrientationRequirement:

5 points

Experience SuiteRequirement:

100 points

MyAdvantage Workshop

Requirement:5 points

BUSS1056Global Experience

Professional DevelopmentRequirement: 10 points

GlobalExperienceWorkshopsPart of the

Experience Suite10 points each,max 30 points

Career ManagementNetworking

Intercultural Communication


unisa.edu.au/business/ currentstudents/businessmates

The Business Mates student mentoring program has been set up to assist new students with the transition to this university, and provides students with an opportunity to meet other students, attend social activities and ask Business Mates any questions.

The Business Mates are students who are currently studying at UniSA. One domestic student and one international student work in pairs and are allocated to new students. The Business Mates will regularly contact the new students throughout the study period. They arrange social events and invite all new students to attend. This is a great opportunity to meet and interact with other new students.

Student Support Services at the Division of BusinessExchange program

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Experience new customs and cultures - Build international networks and friends - Improve language skills and intercultural communication skills - Set yourself apart from other graduates (employers value international experience). Exchange partners are from 24 countries, such as Canada, Denmark, Germany, South Korea and USA.

Exchange programs can be: • short & long term exchange - summer & winter school - semester abroad • Study tour • Internship or industry placement • Conference

Travel grants and scholarships up to AUD$7500 are available for eligible business students.

Industry placement/Mentoring ProgramDivision of Business encourages all students to undertake experiential learning while studying at UniSA. We aim to not only develop student’s knowledge in all aspects of business and management, but to also provide students with practical skills to give them the best start possible in the workplace.

Experiential learning can take a number of forms such as Global Experience, student exchange, industry site visits, industry placement or projects and mentoring program.

Cultural and Community Support for International StudentsTwo dedicated social engagement officers at the division focus on student engagement and social activities for our international students in Adelaide.They organise activities such as surfing, football matches, lunch gatherings, barbeques and various excursions throughout the year.

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The Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) program is an academic assistance program designed to assist students with their understanding of the course content and performance in the course. The sessions are facilitated by PASS Peer Leaders who are current students that have successfully completed the course. The PASS Peer Leaders are employed by the Division of Business to provide these sessions to students. The newest addition to this program is the new PASS - Academic Writing sessions. These sessions provide an opportunity for the student to bring along a draft assignment and to receive feedback from PASS peer leader.

Business networking events

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The Division of Business hosts networking events as part of a commitment to student career development. These events connect students with industry partners and provide the opportunity for the students to learn more about careers in the Australian workplace.

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Undergraduate Programs Business Core CoursesThe majority of our undergraduate programs include a common ‘core’ of courses, which are typically studied in the first year. This core covers key disciplines, such as accounting, information systems, communications, economics, law, marketing, statistics and management. These courses are designed to give our students a solid foundation of business knowledge that is essential for every profession. The core structure also provides a high degree of flexibility for students, giving them a ‘taste’ of the different disciplines early in their degree. If they find an area of interest, they can easily switch to that discipline.

Tuition Fees and Intakes

2011

Tuition Fee: A$19,800 per year

February (SP 2) July (SP 5)

2012

Tuition Fee: A$20,880 per year

February (SP 2) July (SP 5)

English Language requirementsunisa.edu.au/international/ apply/english

IELTS (Academic)

Overall: 6 Reading: 6 Writing: 6

Law degreesIELTS (Academic)

Overall: 7 Writing & Speaking: 7

Listening & Reading: 6.5

Programs:• Applied Finance • Business Administration • Commerce (Accounting) • Commerce and Applied Finance • Human Resource Management • International Business, Finance and Trade • Law • Logistics and Supply Chain Management • Management • Marketing • Marketing and Communication • Property • Sport and Recreation Management • Tourism and Event Management • Honours


The Business/Management programs offer a 3-year single standard degree (except Bachelor of Laws). Students can opt to incorporate a minor or sub-major to suit individual interests and career inspirations. Double-degree – 4 years

There are numerous possible combinations of double degrees in the Division of Business which will allow students to obtain two separate degrees with 4 years of study. Some examples are Commerce and Applied Finance, Management and Property, International Business and Marketing. Honours Year

An Honours program provides students with opportunities for advanced study in various business and management discipline areas, this program is designed to develop in graduates the ability to undertake academic research and proceed to PhD work. Candidates will be selected based on their academic performance of the undergraduate degree: a) minimum of Credit average -above 65%; or b) plus an interview selection process. This program is available in 3 options: Business, Management and Commerce starting in February (SP2) each year.

Business Undergraduate Structure

1. Accounting for Business2. Communication and Information Systems in Business3. Foundations of Business Law4. Business and Society5. Marketing Principles: Trading and Exchange6. Management Principles7. Principles of Economics8. Quantitative Methods for Business

Core & Elective courses can be chosen from the following areas:• Applied Finance • Administrative Management• Commerce • Commercial Law • Event Management • Human Resource Management • International Business • Logistics and Supply Chain Management • Management • Marketing • Property • Sport and Recreation Management • Tourism

Minor = 4 Electives Sub-Major = 6 Electives

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Double degree or

Honours Year

4th year (optional)

8 Courses including Discipline core and Electives

3rd year

8 Courses including Discipline core and Electives

2nd year

8 Compulsory Business Core courses

1st year

Bachelor Degrees

Undergraduate Programs

Bachelor of Applied Finance (DBBF)

Discipline Core courses:

• Macroeconomics • Business Finance • Financial Planning • Portfolio and Fund Management • Finance Specialism • Derivatives and Securities Markets • International Currency and Banking Markets • Forecasting and Business Analysis

Professional recognition

• Membership of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINSIA) • Australian government (Australian Securities and Investments Commission- ASIC) recognition towards the licensing requirements to practice as a financial planner

Opportunities to participate in Work Practicum Project (a merit-selected scheme). The Project consists of 160-hour (replacing 1 course in the final year) to work on an assigned project in a South Australian organisation. Selection Criteria – a GPA 5 and above (65%), plus an Interview Selection session.

Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialisation) (DBBA)

Discipline Core courses include:

• Organisational Behaviour • Management Accounting • Introduction to E-business • Buyer and Consumer Behaviour • Project Management: Principles and Strategies • Finance and Investment • Market Research • Global Issues for Accounting • International Management Ethics and Values • Strategic Management • Foundations of Human Resource Management • Financial Accounting 1 • Management Control Systems • Market Analysis • International Marketing

Specialisations include: Commerce, Marketing and Management. In consultation with the Program Director, students can substitute different specialisations from the following list:

• Applied Finance • Commercial Law • Electronic Commerce • Human Resource Management • International Business

Opportunity to take in one semester of overseas study as part of the program. Scholarships are available for those who choose to undertake this option.

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Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) (DBCC)


• Accounting for Business • Financial Accounting 1 • Financial Accounting 2 • Financial Accounting 3 • Finance and Investment • Management Accounting • Issues in Accounting Theory • Global Issues for Accounting


• Associate Membership with CPA Australia • Associate Membership with ICAA • Associate Membership with ACCA

Opportunities to participate in Work Practicum Project (a merit-selected scheme). The Project consists of 160-hour (replacing 1 course in the final year) to work on an assigned project in a South Australian organisation. Selection Criteria – a GPA 5 and above (65%), plus an Interview Selection session. The Program also offers Career Management Skills workshops which are comprised of online modules, seminars and presentations to help students learn how to compose résumés, cover letter, how to prepare for interviews and job search strategies.

Wai sum TAI from Malaysia

• Bachelor of Applied Finance,

graduated in 2010

• Currently working at Citibank

in Malaysia

“I found the lecturers and staff members

at the business division are very friendly,

and they will help you whichever way they

can. After one semester here, I joined the Business Mates program. Through this program, I have gained a lot of experience and skills, such as organisational skills, presentation skills, time management skills, and most importantly, I have gained confidence. After graduating from my program last year, it did not take me long to find a job in finance area back in Malaysia. I strongly believe this is the results of my academic qualification from a world-recognised university, but also due to the soft skills that I have developed during my study at UniSA!”

Minglei Li from China

• Graduated in 2009 with a Bachelor

of Commerce • Currently working at Auditor-General’s

Office, SA government


Bachelor of Business (International Business, Finance and Trade) (DBIB)


• Principles of Economics • Forecasting and Business Analysis • International Economics • Finance and Investment • Competitive Strategy • Macroeconomics • International Commercial Law • International Markets, Institutions and Policy

A key feature of the program is the opportunity for students to study for one semester at an overseas university as an exchange student.

Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) and Bachelor of Applied Finance (DBCB)


• Accounting for Business • Financial Accounting 1 • Financial Accounting 2 • Management Accounting • Financial Accounting 3 • Issues in Accounting Theory • Global Issues for Accounting • Derivatives and Securities Markets • Macroeconomics • Business Finance • Financial Planning • Forecasting and Business Analysis • Portfolio and Fund Management • International Currency and Banking Markets


• Associate Membership with CPA Australia • Associate Membership with ICAA • Associate of ACCA • Membership of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINSIA) • This program is the only Australian accounting program which is recognised by HKCPA in Hong Kong

Opportunities to participate in Work Practicum Project (a merit-selected scheme). The Project consists of 160-hour (replacing 1 course in the final year) to work on an assigned project in a South Australian organisation. Selection Criteria – a GPA 5 and above (65%), plus an Interview Selection session.

Bachelor of Management (Human Resource Management) (DBHM)


• Foundations of Human Resource Management • Management Principle • Strategic Management • Occupational Health and Safety Management • Performance and Compensation Management • Training and Development • Organisational Behaviour • International and Comparative Human Resource Management • Management of Industrial Relations • Strategic Human Resource Management • Employment Law • Industry Project


• Professional membership of the Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI) • Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), USA

Opportunities to participate in Work Practicum Project (a merit-selected scheme). Management Practicum 1 is a field placement project carried out within a company or organisation under academic and industry supervision during the 3rd year.

Yachiyo ISEfrom Japan

• Bachelor of Commerce and

Bachelor of Applied Finance,

graduated in 2010 • Currently working at SA Water

“I started my study from SAIBT which

has given me a good opportunity to

set a solid foundation for my future

study at UniSA. Because of my good

academic record, I was offered a tutoring

position to teach finance courses after

I finished my degree, it was good feeling

to get paid and I would recommend

to any student to study hard and get

good results, because there are always

opportunities. ”

Bachelor Degrees

This program is also available in a double degree with Bachelor of Arts (International Studies) (DBIL).

“The opportunity of doing a practicum with Dellotte was so valuable, even until today, my manager still mentions about it from time to time, I think that is a highlight of UniSA business programs, not only do they teach you the theories in your discipline, but also they train you with practical skills such as communication skills, time management skills, interpersonal skills that will make you stand out form the crowd once you complete your degree at UniSA.”

Vinod MOHAN from Malaysia

• Bachelor of Management (HRM), graduated in 2007 • Currently working at Talent 2 in Malaysia

“Human Resource has changed so much, now it is more about performance management, talent retention, it is very interesting and challenging, at the same time, working in HR area also gives me the opportunities to travel and work in the different parts of the world.”

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Bachelor of Management (DBMA)


• Managing Decision Making • Foundations of Human Resource Management • Organisational Behaviour • Project Management: Principles and Strategies • Organisational Administration • Strategic Management • International Management Ethics and Values • Communication and Organisational Practices • Management Accounting

Program can be completed either in standard track option (3 years full-time), or fast track option (2.5 years full time).

This program is also available in a double degree with Bachelor of Arts (International Studies) (DBME).


• Associate Membership of Australian Institute of Management (AIM)

Opportunities to participate in Work Practicum Project. Students may elect to undertake a work placement by enrolling in Industry Project 1 (worth 9 units). Industry Project 1 is a field placement project carried out within a company or organisation under academic and industry supervision. Following the completion of Industry Project 1, students may also enrol in Industry Project 2 (worth 9 units).

Bachelor of Laws (DBLA)


• Contracts A • Torts A • Legal Institutions and Methods • Law, Society and Justice • Contracts B • Torts B • Legal Research and Writing • Property Law: General • Fundamentals of Criminal Law • Australian Federal Constitutional Law • Real Property Law • Jurisprudence: Theories of Law • Criminal Procedure and Sentencing • Corporate Law: General • Administrative Law • Law of Trusts • Principles of Equity • Corporate Law: Finance & Governance

This degree can be completed within 3 years by following a trimester system. The law degree will be available as a Bachelor of Laws (with Honours) – requiring a GPA of not less than 5 (65%). An Honours thesis of approximately 9,000 words is weighted as equivalent to 2 courses (9 units).


• Legal Practitioners’ Education and Admission Council

Opportunities to participate in experiential learning Projects Experiential learning is a high priority for UniSA Law. It aims to develop not only students’ knowledge in Law, but also their practical skills so ready to practice law when they graduate. Experiential learning activities include: Court visits, e-portfolios, placement opportunities, mooting negotiations, oral advocacy, involvement in USALSA.

Bachelor of Management (Logistics & Supply Chain Management) (DBMA-LSCM)


• Organisational Behaviour • Project Management: Principles and Strategies • Managing Services and Sustainability • Procurement and Purchasing Strategies • Integrated Supply Chain Management • Strategic Management • Fundamentals of Supply Chain Operations • Principles of Logistics and Supply Chain Management • International Management Ethics and Values • Industry Project 1


• Associate Membership of the Logistics Association of Australia (LAA)

Opportunities to participate in Work Practicum Project (a merit-selected scheme). Industry Project 1 (worth 9 units) is a field placement project carried out within a company or organisation under academic and industry supervision. Requirements of the placement include production of a comprehensive report, presentation, student and supervisor evaluations, and personal critical reflection. Following the completion of Industry Project 1, students may also enrol in Industry Project 2 (worth 9 units).

Lan CHENfrom China

area is relatively new, it covers almost every function of a business from finance, marketing to strategy level with very good job prospects both locally and internation-ally. The best part of my program was that I had a chance to do my internship with one of the biggest Australian companies - Elders. I learnt a lot within this 4 month internship, it also gave me the opportunity to experience Australian work culture, at the same time, improved my confidence.”

• Bachelor of Management (Logistics and Supply Chain Management), graduated in 2010“The reason I studied logistics and supply chain management program was that this



Bachelor of Management (Marketing) (DBMK)


• Marketing Principles: Trading and Exchange • Buyer and Consumer Behaviour • Business and Marketing Planning Principles • Integrated Marketing Topics • Advertising • Brand Management • Personal Selling • Market Research • Client and Customer Relationship Management

This program is also available in a double degree with Bachelor of Arts (International Studies) (DBMT).

Opportunities to participate in Work Practicum Project (a merit-selected scheme). The Marketing Practicum is an exciting industry placement designed for final year marketing students to gain practical marketing and research experience. Pairs of students work for an organisation two days per week, for 15 weeks, on a research project specific to the company. With assistance and support from an industry-experienced supervisor, the students work through all the stages of a research project; designing the methodology, conducting research and analysing the data. The final product is a written report and presentation to the organisational heads that provides findings and insights which they can use in strategic and marketing planning. Candidates will need to complete at least 5 marketing core courses prior to final semester with an average GPA of 4.5 (60%)

Bachelor of Marketing and Communication (DBMN)


• Introduction to Communication and Cultural Studies • Public Relations 1 CMM • Buyer and Consumer Behaviour • Media Literacies • Advertising • Culture, Place and Meaning • Market Analysis • Creative Industries and Ethics • Screen Matters: Film, Television and New Media • Business and Marketing Planning Principles • Communication Practicum 1 • Integrated Marketing Topics • Corporate and International Public Relations • Communication Matters in Marketing • Communication Practicum 2

Opportunities to participate in 2 communication Practicum Projects (a merit-selected scheme). Students elect a company and spend 40hrs assessing organisational communication by applying classroom theory through techniques like in-depth interviews and observation. The final product is a 4,500 word report detailing the findings that is presented to the company in their final year of studies. This is a fantastic opportunity for students to gain real industry experience before gradation and to apply the theory that they have learned in the classroom.

• Currently studying Bachelor

of Management (Marketing)

“The teaching staff are very approachable and one thing I really like is that podcasts of my lectures are loaded to the course website. This means I can go back and listen to it again, especially if there were parts I have not understood. Because of the Ehrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing Science, the content of each course I study is very up to date to reflect the current marketing research and trends. As part of my program, I also went to HK as an exchange student for a semester, and I truly enjoyed the experience.”

Bachelor Degrees

Donggeun LEEfrom South Korea

Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management (DBTM)


• Tourism and Indigenous People • Tourism: Food, Wine and Festival • Understanding Travel and Tourism • Managing the Hospitality Experience • Strategic Management • Foundations of Event Management • Organisational Behaviour • Tourism and Hospitality Marketing • Conventions, Exhibitions and Business Meetings • Critical Issues in Tourism in the Asia Pacific Region • Policy, Planning and Development for Tourism and Hospitality

Opportunities to participate in work Practicum Projects (a merit-selected scheme). Management Practicum 1 is a field placement project carried out within a company or organisation under academic and industry supervision. Requirements of the placement include production of a comprehensive report, presentation, student and supervisor evaluations, and personal critical reflection.

Lingyun Tanfrom China

• Currently studying Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management

“I am glad that I decided to come to Adelaide to study, it is a great place for study. Currently I am sharing an apartment with an Australian, working part-time in a function centre and still manage to get good results for my studies. I like UniSA, there are a lot of activities or services provided to the students, and in fact, I will organise a China student chapter at the division of business this year.”

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Bachelor of Business (Honours) (DHBB) This program is available in 3 options: Business, Management and Commerce in Feb (SP2) each year.

First Half of the year

• Research Methods in Business H • Contemporary Issues in Business H • Directed Reading in Business H • Critical Literature Review in Business H

Second Half of the year

• Business Honours Thesis H2 • Business Honours Thesis H3

Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management (LBRL)


• Leisure Concepts • Recreation and Sport Event Programming • Fundamentals of Sport and Recreation • Organisational Behaviour • Leadership in Recreation and Sport • Strategic Management • Sport or Recreation stream courses

SPORT STREAM (four courses to be chosen): • Sport Sponsorship and Development • Sport Governance • Sport and Event Management • Sport and Recreation Facilities Management • Sport and Tourism Development

OR

RECREATION STREAM (four courses to be chosen): • Qualitative Research in Recreation and Sport • The Future of Leisure and Society • Recreation Planning in the Urban Environment • Sport and Recreation Facilities Management • Operations Management in Recreation

Opportunities to participate in 2 industry practicums. Management Practicum 1 is a field placement project carried out within a company or organisation under academic and industry supervision. Management Practicum 2 can be completed within South Australia, interstate or overseas.

Latif Oylan from Turkey

• Bachelor of Business (Honours), graduated in 2006 • Currently working as an assistant project manager at Australian Accounting Standards Board, Melbourne

“My professional accounting career was

refined through my Honours degree. The

best thing in my honours program was

being able to work with a supervisor who

had diverse expertise in the discipline, at

the same time, I have developed good time management skills which allow me

to multitask effectively at my work.”

Bachelor of Business (Property) (DBPY)


• Introduction to Property and Valuation • Introduction to Property Economics • Property Investment • Property Utilisation and Sustainability • Property Market Analysis • Property Agency • Property Research • Advanced Property Valuation • Property Management • Statutory Valuations • Property Development • Property, People and the Political Economy • Fundamentals of Property Law • Building Evaluation for Property


• Membership of the Australian Property Institute and Real Estate Institute of SA • May meet legal requirement to operate as Valuers in South Australia if undertake the Valuation courses • Accredited by Singapore Institute of Valuers • Accredited by Malaysia Institute of Valuers

Opportunities to participate in property mentor scheme Opportunity for students to participate Property Mentor Scheme coordinated by the Australian Property Institute and supported by the Property Council of Australia & The Urban Development Institute of Australia. The mentor facilitates the students’ development as a property professional through practical exposure to the industry such as site visits and practical field assignments from year 1.

• Currently studying Sport and Recreation Management“UniSA is one of few Australian universities that offer sport and recreation management program, because of the articulation agreement between my former institution and UniSA, I was able to get one year credits into the program, and the best part of the program is that there are 2 practicums that students can take,

Ethel Chia from Singapore

and I did both. Not only I learnt

Australian work culture, but also they

have given me the opportunities to

improve my communication skills,

confidence and my decision making.”

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Research Degrees

Programs:• Master by Research (DMRU) • PhD in Business and Management (DPBU)


IELTS (Academic)

Overall: 7

• Accountability, Sustainability and Governance • Accounting and Auditing • Administrative Law • Applied Economics • Arbitration • Arts and Cultural Management • Asian Management/Chinese Management • Brand Management and Buyer Behaviour • Business and Innovation • Crisis Management • Comparative Legal Process • Corporate Governance • Corporate Law • Criminal Law and Justice • Cross-Cultural Management and Asian Business • Diversity Management • Employment Relations • Ethics, Integrity and Governance • Event Management and Hospitality • Finance • Human Resource Management • Human Rights Law • International Business • International Education in Business • International Human Resource Management • International Management • International Law in Domestic Legal Systems • Labour Economics • Management • Management Accounting

Useful links

Research in the Division of Business:unisa.edu.au/businessres/

Research at UniSA:unisa.edu.au/research/

Directory of Research Expertise:applications.unisa.edu.au/dore/

How to find a research grant:unisa.edu.au/res/grants/grantfinder.asp

How to apply for a research degree program in the Division of BusinessPlease note: All research applications are to be completed and submitted online through the following website: https://www.applications.unisa.edu.au/applyonline/student/register/register.aspx

7 Steps to preparing and applying for a Division of Business research degree program:

1. Check your eligibility > English language proficiency – IELTS 7 (academic) or equivalent > Entry requirements – normally a four year undergraduate degree with high grades.

2. Find a research degree program

3. Find a scholarship (Closing dates are 31 May, 31 August or 31 October depending on the scholarship)

4. Organise supporting statements (Two academic referees must be provided)

5. Complete the online application form

6. Once you have completed the online section of the application you will need to obtain certified copies of English language certificates, academic transcripts, passport details or birth certificate. Write the application number on the top right hand corner of all documents, attach to the Documentation Cover Sheet and forward to the Graduate Studies Office.

7. You will also need to provide details about: > your proposed research, including the proposed thesis title > any awards or prizes received > any professional experience > any publications you have authored or co-authored

Please note: When applying for a research degree in the Division of Business, you are not required to find a research supervisor by yourself - the Division’s Higher Degree by Research unit will endeavour to find an appropriate supervisor for you.

• Manufacturing Management • Market Regulation • Marketing • Marketing Management • Organisational Behaviour • Organisational Change • Public Law • Public Law and Partnerships • Public Private Relationships • Recreation, Leisure and Sports Management • Relationship and Service Marketing • Security Law and Criminal Justice • Supply Chain Management • Sustainable Societies • Sustainability • Sustainability Management and Indigenous Enterprises • Tort Law • Tourism • Water Policy and Law • Wine Marketing

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The Division of Business provides research degrees in a wide range of disciplines within a number of research institutes and centres. It is based on applied research that produces substantial benefits for both the business and general communities.

Research degrees are examined by thesis alone. Students are enrolled provisionally and must satisfy core milestones including the submission of a research proposal within 6 months full-time equivalent.

Available research discipline areas include:

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Postgraduate Programs

Programs:

• Professional Accounting • Professional Accounting and Finance • Professional Accounting and Specialisation • Business accounting • Human Resource Management • Arts and Cultural Management • International Business • Management (6 specialisations)

- Administrative Management - Event Management - Integrated Supply Chain Management - Innovation and Entrepreneurship - Tourism - Strategic Procurement • Marketing • Business Administration (MBA) • Management Double Masters with any combinations (except MBA) • MBA Double Masters • Le Cordon Bleu MBA (International Hotel and Restaurant Management) • Le Cordon Bleu Master of International Hospitality

Master of Business (Professional Accounting) (DMBS)12 courses, 1.5 years2011 total program fee: A$31,200 2012 total program fee: A$32,880

Intakes: SP2 (Feb); SP5 (July); SP7 (Nov)


• Financial Accounting Fundamentals M • Information and Systems for Competitive Advantage M • Analytical Techniques for Accountants • People, Communication, Management • Managerial Economics • Management Accounting M • Corporate Finance • Advanced Accounting M • Commercial Law M • Auditing Principles M • Issues in Accounting Theory M • Taxation Law M


• Associate Membership with CPA Australia • Associate Membership with ICAA • Associate of ACCA

Master of Business (Professional Accounting and Finance) (DMPF)16 courses, 2 years2011 total program fee: A$41,600 2012 total program fee: A$43,840



• Financial Accounting Fundamentals M • Advanced Accounting M • Auditing Principles M • Analytical Techniques for Accountants • Commercial Law M • Corporate Finance • Information and Systems for Competitive Advantage M • Issues in Accounting Theory M • Management Accounting M • People, Communication, Management • Managerial Economics • Taxation Law M • *Finance electives x 4

*Finance electives to be chosen from the following list:

• Advanced Corporate Finance • Perspectives in Finance • Financial Theory and Financial Markets • Managing Financial Risk • Investment Management • Personal Wealth Management



Sulei GU from China

• Master of Professional Accounting,

graduated in 2003

• Currently working at PwC Adelaide

as a manager

“UniSA is a young and vibrant university,

all the academic staff are well connected

with the industry, there are a lot of

opportunity for students to attend various

industry workshop and seminars, I have

been invited to attend a few and be part

of panel few times. It is great for me to

be able to share some of my industry

information with current students. I still

keep contact with a lot of staff at the

university until now.”


IELTS (Academic)

Overall: 6.5 Reading: 6 Writing: 6

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Master of Business (Professional Accounting and Specialisation) (DMPS)16 courses, 2 years2011 total program fee: A$41,600 2012 total program fee: A$43,840



• Financial Accounting Fundamentals M • Advanced Accounting M • Auditing Principles M • Analytical Techniques for Accountants • Commercial Law M • Corporate Finance • Information and Systems for Competitive Advantage M • Issues in Accounting Theory M • Management Accounting M • People, Communication, Management • Managerial Economics • Taxation Law M

Plus 4 courses from any of the specialisations listed below:

• Arts and Cultural Management • Business Analysis • Business Research • Event Management • Financial Management • General Management, • Human Resource Management • Innovation and Entrepreneurship • Integrated Supply Chain • Marketing • Professional Practice • Tourism



Master of Business Accounting (DMBN) NEW12 courses, 1.5 years2011 total program fee: A$31,200 2012 total program fee: A$32,880

Intakes: SP2 (Feb); SP5 (July)

This program provides advanced specialist knowledge in strategic accounting and finance. It focuses on management accounting and aims to provide advanced technical skills in cost analysis, management and control to equip graduates with the ability to advise management in the areas of corporate financing, analysis and strategies to ensure competitive operation in a competitive global environment.

Special admission criteria:

Applicant needs to have a recognised bachelor degree in Accounting from an accredited university, or a recognised bachelor degree in any discipline with a professional Accounting qualification from a recognised international Accounting body (eg CPA, CIMA, CA, ACCA, etc).


• Advanced Marketing • People, Organisations and Leadership • Strategic Cost Management • Business Ethics G • Personal Wealth Management • Advanced Corporate Finance • Strategic Business Analysis • Global Business Environment

plus one of two options below:

Strategic Accounting research stream: • Research Methods in Business and Management H • Business and Management Honours Thesis H • Business and Management Honours Thesis H2

OR

Strategic Accounting coursework stream: • Perspectives in Finance • Financial Theory and Financial Markets • Managing Financial Risk • Investment Management


• Membership with the Institute of Certified Management Accountants Australia (ICMA)

Master of Management (Arts and Cultural Management) (DMAC)12 courses, 1.5 years2011 total program fee: A$31,200 2012 total program fee: A$32,880

Intakes: SP1 (Jan); SP3 (April); SP4 (June); SP6 (Sept)


• Global Business Environment • Accounting for Management M • Marketing Management • People, Organisations and Leadership • Arts Management • Arts Development • Arts Environment • Arts Law

• Graduated from Master of Arts Management • Currently working as the Deputy Director of General Office at China’s National Center for the Performing Arts (NCPA) in Beijing, China

“I am very grateful for the opportunities I received while studying at UniSA. The skills and knowledge and the way of thinking I obtained, have been very beneficial to life and work. During my study at UniSA, I was involved with coordinating several cultural and arts events, including the World Music Festival (Asian Theme). Overall the experience of studying at UniSA is unforgettable and it has enriched the colours of my life.”

Luqiang Qiao from China

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Master of International Business (DMIB)12 courses, 1.5 years2011 total program fee: A$31,200 2012 total program fee: A$32,880



• Global Business Environment • Marketing Management • People, Organisations and Leadership • Accounting for Management M • Managing Across Cultures • Issues in International Trade • International Business Management • International Business Strategy • Doing Business in Asia • Principles of Finance • International Human Resource Management • Marketing Across Borders

• Currently studying Master

of International Business

“I have worked in US, Spain, France

and South Korea after I completed my

finance degree in US. Because of my

interests in international business,

I was looking for a master degree that

is Asia-Pacific focused. And I was really

impressed with the professionalism

of UniSA academic staff when I first

contacted them to enquire about the

program. So I decided to come

to UniSA. Before I came to Adelaide,

I know nothing about it, but now I love

it. I live 5 mins away from the beach,

there are so many things you can do in

Adelaide, it is a great place to study.”

Jason Yosifov from USA


Master of Human Resource Management (DMHU)12 courses, 1.5 years2011 total program fee: A$31,200 2012 total program fee: A$32,880



• Introduction to Human Resource Management • Employment Law • Australian Industrial Relations • Strategic Management of Human Resources • Performance Management • Recruitment and Selection • People, Organisations and Leadership • Global Business Environment • Accounting for Management M • Marketing Management

plus 2 general electives from below:

• International Human Resource Management • Reward and Recognition • Occupational Health and Safety Law and Risk Management • Workplace Learning M • Risk Management • Business Ethics G • Managing Change • Entrepreneurial Creativity and Innovation • Project Management for Business • Legal Aspects of Rehabilitation in Australia • Leadership Dynamics • Negotiation and Conflict Management

Carolina Rodriguez Gomezfrom Columbia

• Currently studying Master of Human Resource Management“I was fortunate to be able to find a part-time job in HR area related to my study soon after I started my program at UniSA, I enjoy it very much and gives me first-hand experience, hopefully this will help me to gain a full-time employment after I graduate. All the lecturers bring in a lot of practical cases into classes so that we can apply the theories into practice. Overall the program is very practical, and that is what I like.”

Master of Human Resource Management (Extension) (DMHE)16 courses, 2 years2011 total program fee: A$41,600 2012 total program fee: A$43,840



• Introduction to Human Resource Management • Employment Law • Australian Industrial Relations • Strategic Management of Human Resources • Performance Management • Recruitment and Selection • People, Organisations and Leadership • Global Business Environment • Accounting for Management M • Marketing Management • International Human Resource Management • Reward and Recognition

Plus 4 general electives from below:

• Occupational Health and Safety Law and Risk Management • Workplace Learning M • Risk Management • Business Ethics G • Managing Change • Entrepreneurial Creativity and Innovation • Project Management for Business • Legal Aspects of Rehabilitation in Australia • Leadership Dynamics • Negotiation and Conflict Management

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Master of International Business (Extension) (DMIE)16 courses, 2 years2011 total program fee: A$41,600 2012 total program fee: A$43,840



• Global Business Environment • Marketing Management • People, Organisations and Leadership • Accounting for Management M • Managing Across Cultures • Issues in International Trade • International Business Management • International Business Strategy • Doing Business in Asia • Principles of Finance • International Human Resource Management • Marketing Across Borders

Plus 4 elective from the Division of Business

Master of Management (DMMT)12 courses, 1.5 years2011 total program fee: A$31,200 2012 total program fee: A$32,880



• Global Business Environment • Accounting for Management M • Marketing Management • People, Organisations and Leadership

Plus 4 courses from following: • Managing Change • Strategic Concept • Negotiation and Conflict Management • Action Learning Project • Risk Management

Plus 4 courses from one of the following specialisations:

• Administrative Management - Impact of Technology - Workplace Learning M - Resource Management - Project Management for Business • Event Management - Meetings, Conventions and Exhibition Management - Sport, Tourism and Events - Arts and Cultural Events Management - Festivals and Events • Integrated Supply Chain Management - Supply Chain Management and Competitive Advantages - Managing Sustainable Value Chains - Integrated Logistics Management G - Operations Management • Innovation and Entrepreneurship (choose 4 from the following) - Entrepreneurial Foundations G - Entrepreneurial Commercialisation - Entrepreneurial Planning G - Entrepreneurial Creativity and Innovation - Corporate Entreneurship • Tourism - The Principles and Practice of Tourism and Hospitality - Leisure and Tourism: Predicting Demand - Festivals and Events - Tourism: Impacts and Sustainability • Strategic Procurement - Supply Chain Management and Competitive Advantage - Project Management for Business - Resource Management

• Masters of Business (Professional Accounting), graduated in 2009 • Currently working at Ernst & Young in Adelaide

“I chose UniSA because I come from Kolkata which is a fairly big and busy city, I did not want to be in another one of them and so Adelaide was the perfect choice. UniSA is great because it’s more relevant and very industry specific and its courses are more practical based which makes it that much more fun.

The best thing about being a UniSA student is that you get to carry the name of UniSA and you not only learn academically but you learn to become a professional. It’s a big transition from becoming a student to becoming

a professional, that’s the best thing about being a UniSA student. UniSA staff are so supportive of students, if you have any issues, you know there is

some support. The facilities are great, City West campus is modern and new, you have all the facilities right on campus.”

Abhishek Shaw from India


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12 courses, 1.5 years2011 total program fee: A$37,200 2012 total program fee: A$39,600



A minimum of two years’ full-time relevant work experience is required supported by a detailed curriculum vitae outlining managerial and executive experience, including significant experience in supervision and financial Management

MBA - General Management Discipline Core courses include:

• Leadership Dynamics • Contemporary Management Skills • Creative and Accountable Marketing • Leading and Managing People • Accounting for Decision Making • Managerial Finance • Competitive Strategy PG • Managerial Economics • International Business • Corporate Strategy

Plus two elective courses to be chosen from a range of approved elective courses offered in other postgraduate programs at the Division of Business

12 courses, 1.5 years2011 total program fee: A$31,200 2012 total program fee: A$32,880



• Marketing Management • Global Business Environment • Accounting for Management M • People, Organisations and Leadership • Influencing Consumer Behaviour • Marketing Strategy and Planning • Marketing Information and Analysis

Plus one of two options below:

Coursework option:

5 marketing electives chosen from the following: • Branding • Sales Management • Advertising: Planning and Buying Media • Advertising: Theory and Practice • Marketing Across Border • E-marketing

Or

Research option:

• Research Methods in Business and Management G • Minor Thesis A & B

Master of Marketing (DMMK) Master of Business Administration (MBA) (DMMA)

• Currently studying Master of Marketing

“The student support services are

excellent here, there are number of

industry networking functions that the

university organises each year. At these

events, the students have opportunities

to meet successful alumni and industry

people. During my spare time and term

breaks, I have been able to use Adelaide

as a base, and travelled throughout

Australia, there is so much to see and

do in and around Adelaide too. Because

Adelaide is so well known for its

wineries, I hope to be able to find a

job in wine marketing once I graduate

from UniSA!”

Jenni Vaaterifrom Finland

• Currently studying MBA part-time, Former CFO for Mitsubishi Australia“The reason I have chosen to study MBA at UniSA was that it has been ranked as one of the top ten MBA programs in Australia. More than 90% of students in the class are local middle and senior managers, I have been able to share my experiences with them and learn from them about Australian management practices and styles. Most of my courses are offered at night time or on weekends as intensive classes, therefore I was still able to work, study, spend quality time with my family. In Japan, it is impossible to have all, and I am very happy here now in Adelaide.”

Susumu Noguchi from Japan


MBA - with a Specialisation in: • Marketing • Finance • Human Resource Management • Property Management • Entrepreneurship • Sustainable Business (online) • Health Services

MBA Industry Placement program Students can apply to undertake an Industry Placement program with an Adelaide based company for 11 weeks. The Industry Placement Project equates to one elective in the MBA program. Business in China Intensive School The students will have an opportunity to participate in The Business In China Intensive School in April every year. The students will gain the in-depth understanding of market knowledge and management practices in China through a combination of seminars, simulations and case studies. This intensive school equates to 2 electives in the MBA program. European Summer School This summer school takes place in Denmark for 2 weeks end of June to early July each year. Participants are assigned to a multicultural project group with the purpose of studying a strategic issue in a local company, present proposals and suggest an implementation of the strategies proposed in the forms of a consultancy report. This intensive school equates to 2 electives in the MBA program.

• Currently studying Master of Business Administration

“Study UniSA MBA has groomed my confidence and communication skills, and most importantly I have learnt about the east and west managerial practices. The classroom discussions were always so vibrant and thought provoking and I absolutely enjoyed the challenges. I participated in the European Summer School in Denmark and where I met with hundreds of MBA students from all over the world and we undertook case studies relating to European business practices – this is a lifetime experience that I always treasure for the opportunity in UniSA MBA.”

Ho Yee Joyce LEUNG from Hong Kong

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Le Cordon Bleu Master of International Hospitality Management (DMHO)

Le Cordon Bleu MBA (International Hotel and Restaurant Management) (DMIH)Note: please submit applications and forward any enquiries to Le Cordon Bleu directly

www.lcbaustralia.com

MBA Double Masters (DMBA)18 courses, 2.5 years2011 total program fee: A$55,800 2012 total program fee: A$59,400



A minimum of two years’ full-time relevant work experience is required supported by a detailed curriculum vitae outlining managerial and executive experience, including significant experience in supervision and financial Management.


• International Business • Leading and Managing People • Accounting for Decision Making • Creative and Accountable Marketing • Leadership Dynamics • Contemporary Management Skills • Managerial Finance • Competitive Strategy PG • Managerial Economics • Corporate Strategy

plus 8 courses from one of the following specialisations:

• Accounting • Administrative Management • Event Management • Human Resource Management • Information & Communication Technology Management • Innovation and Entrepreneurship • Integrated Supply Chain Management • International Business • International Studies • Management • Marketing • Tourism

Double Masters (DMDD)18 courses, 2.5 years2011 total program fee: A$46,800 2012 total program fee: A$49,320



• Global business environment • People, organisations and leadership • Accounting for management M • Marketing Management

Plus 2 specialisations of 7 courses each from following:

• Accounting • Administrative Management • Event Management • Human Resource Management • Information & Communication Technology Management • Innovation and Entrepreneurship • Integrated Supply Chain Management • International Business • International Studies • Management • Marketing • Tourism


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Adelaide – The Lifestyle Capital

Adelaide’s affordable lifestyle, relaxed and safe atmosphere, Mediterranean climate, accessible and convenient location, and reputation for offering high quality education make it a popular study destination.

The 7th most liveable city in the world The Economist Intelligence Unit, Dec 2007

“civilized and calm in a way that no other Australian State capital can match”

Lonely Planet

Glenelg Beach

Central Market

Colonel Light’s Lookout

Chinatown

Tour Down Under

Adelaide Metro Area

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The 7th most liveable city in the world The Economist Intelligence Unit, Dec 2007

For more info on Adelaide and South Australia, visit www.studyadelaide.com or www.southaustralia.com

“possibly the last well-planned and contented metropolis on earth” New Yorker magazine

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ADELAIDE–THELIFESTYLECAPITAL THE SEVENTH MOST LIVEABLE CITY IN THE WORLD TheEconomistIntelligenceUnit,Dec2007

Adelaide’s affordable lifestyle, relaxed and safe atmosphere,

Mediterranean climate, accessible and convenient

location, and reputation for offering high quality

education make it a popular study destination.

The modern city of Adelaide is a picturesque, progressive city that thrives on the contributions of over 150 ethnic communities. With its rich cultural background, Adelaide is home to an exciting array of restaurants and the largest fresh produce market in the southern hemisphere. South Australia is often regarded as the food and wine centre of Australia.

Adelaide is also known as the nation’s ‘festival capital’, hosting the Festival of Arts, Fringe Festival and WOMADelaide in addition to an annual calendar of multicultural, music, comedy and food events.

Sporting enthusiasts don’t miss out either. Australia is a sports-loving nation and each year Adelaide hosts premier national and international sporting events including street circuit motor racing, tennis and golf championships, one-day and Test series cricket and Australian Rules football. It is also the venue for the annual international Tour Down Under cycling event which features some of the world’s top professional cycling teams, including a team supported by UniSA.

Adelaide also has an advanced manufacturing, technology and research base and is home to some of the world’s leading companies in the sectors of defence, food and wine, resources, information and communications technology and automotive.

AFFORDABLECOSTOFLIVING

BASICWEEKLYLIVINGEXPENSES(A$)

Accommodation (more expensive for inner city) 90.00 – 250.00

Food 80.00

Bills (electricity, gas, etc) 25.00

Transport (free public transport within CBD) 15.00 – 20.00

Telephone/postage 20.00 – 30.00

Other (entertainment, clothes etc) 35.00 – 55.00

Total weekly expenses 265.00 – 440.00

Worldwide cost of living index1

Adelaide is one of Australia’s most affordable capital cities, offering a lower cost of living than Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth1. 1Source: Economist Intelligence Unit 2007

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Pathway and English Language program

South Australia Institute of Business and Technology (SAIBT)saibt.sa.edu.au Diploma of Business:

• 1 year in duration • Start date in February, June and October each year • One year credit toward most business degrees at UniSA, except Bachelor of Marketing and Communication (5 course credits) and Bachelor of Laws (no credits)

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Cover photo: Property students Emma Burdett, Richard Daniels and Alexandra Lyrtzis meet with Program Director Wayne Marano (second from right) – courtesy of School of Commerce.

Contact details

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• Lowest entry IELTS score is 3.5 overall • Monthly start • Every 10 weeks of study improves overall IELTS score by 0.5 IELTS preparation and test

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