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ELECTRONIC COMMERCE 14 CHOOSE YOUR SUBJECT WAIKATO MANAGEMENT SCHOOL ELECTRONIC COMMERCE Welcome to your business future. It’s global, it’s wireless, it’s online. Electronic Commerce is about using the Internet to handle business - the interaction between a business, its customers and suppliers. Just think of Trade Me and how that has revolutionised the private sale of goods. Businesses large and small are using e-commerce business processes. Our electronic commerce students get hands-on exposure to the use of website development tools, databases and communications technologies. They also learn management skills in finance, accounting, marketing, communications and supply chain management. Graduates have an excellent balance of technical and management skills and so are in strong demand for careers in both the business and technical sides of developing and integrating Web-based systems that support the e-commerce business processes. You can choose to study Electronic Commerce in the Bachelor of Electronic Commerce page 39 Graduate Diploma page 57 Postgraduate Certificate page 58 Postgraduate Diploma page 58 Master of Electronic Commerce page 61 Electronic Commerce can also be taken as a second major for most other University of Waikato undergraduate degrees. Electronic Commerce papers include Legal Issues in E-Commerce Virtual Accounting Systems Internet Applications Database Administration Econometric Topics: Forecasting and Finance Financial Economics Electronic Finance Advanced Corporate Finance Investments and Portfolios Advertising, Branding and Identity.com Communication Cybertrends and E-Business Advanced Advertising Strategy Electronic Commerce Overview Electronic Commerce Systems Infrastructure Systems Implementation Management Electronic Business Startups Sustainable Organisational Learning in the Knowledge Economy Management Systems Research Strategic Information Systems E-Business Technologies E-Enabled Agile Supply Chains Dissertation Electronic Commerce: Competing on the Edge Entrepreneurship and Innovation Global Business: Strategic Marketing and Management Strategic Innovation Entrepreneurship, Theory and Practice CAREER OPPORTUNITIES E-commerce Entrepreneur Implementation Consultant Electronic Commerce E-commerce Marketing Consultant Manager Website Developer Internet Security Analyst Web Systems Programmer SCOTT BARTLETT (BECom) CEO of Orcon Internet Orcon Internet is New Zealand’s fastest growing and fourth biggest internet service provider. With over one hundred staff, CEO Scott Bartlett is a busy man but still has time to return to his uni books now and then. ”I open them maybe once a year. Sometimes you need to remind yourself of best practice and theories. The most valuable things I learnt at university were the concepts of leadership, entrepreneurship and strategic thinking. That's what you need in this job, plus organisational behaviour and strategic management skills."
ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION Work for yourself. Use strategies to fi nd opportunities and then make the most of them. Small and medium sized enterprises have a major impact on growth, as they generate the wealth and jobs that sustain economies. Entrepreneurship and Innovation will teach you to identify unique qualities of successful entrepreneurial business strategies and to implement those strategies in the creation of new business. This isn’t about ‘seat-of-your-pants’ risk taking. A qualification in entrepreneurship and innovation will give you the skills to take on an entrepreneurial role, look at niche opportunities and extract value from untapped areas. You’ll also learn business skills that cover planning and development, getting the product to market and keeping it there. You can choose to study Entrepreneurship and Innovation in the Graduate Diploma page 57 Postgraduate Diploma page 58 WEI SHENG PHEE BMS(Hons) student Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) is an international organisation that helps students target social problems and benefit communities through innovative business. The best projects are put forward in an international competition. Over the past few years, Waikato’s SIFE students have set up businesses to alleviate poverty, reduce youth crime, promote ethical enterprise, and taught sustainable entrepreneurship to school children (pictured). “SIFE allows participants to implement classroom theory in real situations and highlights the endless economic opportunities that are out there. In recent years SIFE Waikato has won the national competition, and has gone on to represent New Zealand at the world SIFE competition held in Paris. I was part of that winning team and so I met students from all over the world who are also active in their communities. This gave me many project ideas of my own, and really added to my university experience.” CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Business Entrepreneur Entrepreneurial Innovator Venture Capitalist Consultant Entrepreneurship and Innovation papers include Microeconomics and Business Economics Organisational Behaviour Net Ready: Navigating the Competitive Landscape Strategy for Enterprise Law of Business Enterprises The International Business Environment Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management Technology and Organisation Business, Government and Society Electronic Commerce: Competing on the Edge Strategy for Enterprise Strategic Alliances and Networks Strategic Management Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality Small Business Finance Organisational Development and Change Electronic Business Startups Accounting, Sustainability and a Changing Environment Global Business: Strategic Marketing and Management Strategic Innovation Entrepreneurship, Theory and Practice International Business Strategy Tourism and Hospitality Enterprises 15 ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION
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