Management and Marketing breadth sequences
Management and marketing studies are a valuable complement to studies in any area, including science, arts, music, engineering, biomedicine or environments.
Management and marketing offer vital skills and knowledge to underpin your career growth. No matter what your primary profession, you will probably take on leadership responsibilities early in your career.
Management and marketing will equip you to deliver the leadership, analysis, planning and decision-making required in your career.
Suggested subject sequences
- Communications and Customer Strategy
- Human Resource Management
- International Business
- Managing Business and Organisations
- Marketing
- Marketing Management
- Operations Management
Communications and Customer Strategy
62.5 points (5 subjects)
Study the fundamental issues involved in marketing, including segmentation, buyer behaviour, product management, market communications, channel management, pricing decisions, and basic concepts in market research and management of marketing programs.
First Year |
Principles of Marketing |
Second Year |
Choose one of: |
Third Year |
Advertising and Promotions And choose one of: |
Human Resource Management
75 points (6 subjects)
Explore how the effective management of human resources can assist an organisation to realise its strategic objectives and satisfy individual needs.
First Year |
Managing and Leading Organisations |
Second Year |
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Third Year |
Managing Conflict in Global Workplaces |
International Business
62.5 points (5 subjects)
Examine business management in an international context, with emphasis on the impact of cultural influences and globalisation.
First Year |
Managing and Leading Organisations |
Second Year |
Business in the Global Economy And choose one of: |
Third Year |
Choose one of: |
Managing Business and Organisations
62.5 points (5 subjects)
Study the fundamental issues involved in managing organisations and the impact of rapid environmental change, including managing operations, human resources, international business and organisational behaviour.
First Year |
Managing and Leading Organisations |
Second Year |
Organisational Behaviour |
Third Year |
Choose three of: |
Operations Management
62.5 points (5 subjects)
Examine the value of producing goods and services effectively and efficiently. Topics include strategy, quality, inventory systems, capacity and demand management, virtual and e-operations and supply chains.
First Year |
Managing and Leading Organisations |
Second Year |
Choose one of: |
Third Year |
Supply Chain Management Quality and Business Process Management Managing Entrepreneurship and Innovation |
Marketing
62.5 points (5 subjects)
Study the fundamental issues involved in marketing, including segmentation, buyer behaviour, product management, market communications, channel management, pricing decisions, and basic concepts in market research and management of marketing programs.
First Year |
Principles of Marketing |
Second Year |
Choose one of: |
Third Year |
Choose three of: |
Marketing Management
75 points (6 subjects)
Gain a basic grounding in the managerial aspects of marketing, such as competitor analysis, marketing strategy development and product and brand positioning.
First Year |
Managing and Leading Organisations Principles of Marketing |
Second Year |
Choose three of: |
Communications and Customer Strategy
62.5 points (5 subjects)
Study the fundamental issues involved in marketing, including segmentation, buyer behaviour, product management, market communications, channel management, pricing decisions, and basic concepts in market research and management of marketing programs.
First Year |
Principles of Marketing |
Second Year |
Choose one of: |
Third Year |
Choose one of: |
Career opportunities
Management and marketing studies provide the foundation for a wide variety of exciting careers including:
Arts Administrator
Business Coach
Company Director
Event Manager
Human Resources Consultant
International Project Manager
Marketing Communications Consultant
Market Business Analyst
Organisational Development Consultant
Public Relations Manager
Small Business Manager
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