2002 Swinburne TAFE Handbook - Swinburne University of ...

TAFE Courses 1 Business and Management 167
Course duration
One year part-time. Participants generally complete two modules per semester,
over two semesters of 16 weeks.
Course subjects
The course consists of 4 modules:
00460Ml Management Responsibilities
00460M2 Process Management
00460M3 Management Analysis and Improvement
00460M4 Resource Management
Practical Project - investigation through to management presentation
Organisational self assessment (people and one other category!,
ORIS09000 in 2000 (Resource Management and one other category),
OR
A combination of People from Organisational Self Assessment and Resource
Management from IS09000 in 2000-04-26
Entry requirements
A degree or diploma from a recognised tertiary institution (or approved
equivalent!, or considerable relevant work experience.
Application procedure
Contact the convenor, Ed Marr-Reid on (03) 9214 5366
Facsimile: (03) 9818 3658
Email: emarrreid@swin.edu.au
Further information
Contact the School of Business and eCommerce on (03) 9214 5329
Email: tafebus@groupwise.swin.edu.au
Website: www.tafe.swin.edu.au/buscom
0046SBUS Graduate Certificate in Business
(Smail Business Management)
The course has been designed to meet the needs of small business owners,
operators, and prospective business consultants. It aims to skill participants on
the requirements of small business and to enhance participants' chances of
success in their chosen business field.
Campus
Hawthorn
Career opportunities
On completion of the course, students should possess an improved job and/or
business performance and a greater awareness of the inherent challenges
associated with being in small business.
Course duration
One year part-time.
Structure
The course is offered on a part-time basis over 12 months. It is expected that the
course be completed in one semester of equivalent full-time study, or two
semesters part-time study. Students need to attend in-class for 4 hours per week.
In addition to the in-class contact hours, students are expected to spend at least
two hours for each contact hour in undertaking reading, research and the
completion of assignments and case studies.
The course consists of three compulsory subjects, each has a set number of
modules and one elective subject. The elective can be one specifically designed
for this course, or can be chosen from any subject within the existing suite of
graduate certificates taught at the Swinburne's Hawthorn campus.
Assessment is based on both individual and group work. Assignments and tests
concentrate on the practical application to the small business environment.
Course subjects
0046SB007
0046SB002
Finance for Small Business
Managing Your Business Efficiently
0046SB003
0046SB004
Entry requirements
Business Start Up and Development
Information Technology
Applicants should have either:
A degree or diploma with at least three years work experience, or
Five years relevant experience and hold a responsible position in industry or
business.
Application procedure
Applicants should contact the School of Business and eCommerce to obtain an
application form on (03) 9214 8700. Note: This is a full-fee program.
Further information
Contact Brian McDonnell in the School of Business and eCommerce
Telephone: (03) 9214 8700
Email: bmcdonnell@swin.edu.au
0046SUPP Graduate Certificate in Supply
Chain Management
This course aims to provide students with the complex principles and practices,
knowledge and attitudes which will enable them to perform the duties of
managing and guiding industry and organisations in supply chain management.
Aims & Objectives
The course aims to produce graduates with the complex principles and practices,
knowledge and attitudes which will enable them to perform the duties of
managing and guiding industry and organisations in supply chain management.
On completion successful participants will be responsible for the management of
the implementation of supply chain management concepts and practices,
developing, implementing and maintaining supply chain management and
systems. They will possess a broad range of skills and knowledge, with particular
depth of knowledge in the supply chain management principles and practices.
Such knowledge will be able to be applied to a variety of contexts within an
industry or organisation.
Campus
Hawthorn
Career opportunities
Logistics, Supply Chain Management.
Professional recognition
Member of the Institute of Purchasing and Material Management (lPMA)
Course duration
One year part-time.
Course subjects
0046TD007 Supply Chain
0046TD002 Logistics
0046TD003 Ouality and the Supply Chain
Plus an appropriate elective from the Graduate Certificate in Human Resource
Management.
Entry requirements
A degree or diploma from a recognised tertiary institution, or considerable
relevant work experience.
Application procedure
Contact the convenor, Ed Marr-Reid on (03) 9214 5366
Facsimile: 9818 3658
Email: emarrreid@swin.edu.au
Further information
Contact the School of Business and eCommerce on (03) 9214 5329
Email: tafebus@groupwise.swin.edu.au
Swinburne University of Technology 1 TAFE Handbook 2002