Postgraduate Program Guide - Navitas
Postgraduate Program Guide - Navitas
Postgraduate Program Guide - Navitas
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Course structure (continued)<br />
MBA5714 Information System Challenges<br />
in Management<br />
Prerequisites: Nil<br />
Description: Increasingly high demands are<br />
made on business managers to develop process<br />
and product innovations in rapidly changing,<br />
global markets. There is a considerable range<br />
of strategic responses which may improve<br />
operational effectiveness and address threats<br />
and opportunities in the business environment.<br />
Underpinning many of these strategies is<br />
information technology. This unit introduces<br />
basic information systems principles and<br />
terminology to help managers understand<br />
how information technology can be used to<br />
formulate responses to strategic and operational<br />
challenges. Using leading edge thinking<br />
and practice in information and knowledge<br />
management, we focus on understanding<br />
business issues and requirements and linking<br />
these to the potential of information technology.<br />
Assessment: Coursework and final examination<br />
MBA5705 Marketing Management<br />
Prerequisites: MBA5705<br />
Description: This unit provides a foundation<br />
for understanding marketing management at<br />
a post-graduate level. This includes a study of<br />
the principles and practices of contemporary<br />
marketing planning which are critical to the<br />
success of every organisation. A strategic and<br />
tactical approach is taken in the development<br />
of the unit. The management of the marketing<br />
process will be the focus, with a sound coverage<br />
of global concepts and impacts. The unit<br />
provides students with a broad comprehension<br />
of the key marketing practices relevant to<br />
businesses today.<br />
Assessment: Coursework and final examination<br />
INB5607 International Business<br />
Prerequisites: Nil<br />
Description: The major objective of this unit is<br />
to help students think internationally. It provides<br />
an introduction to the major social, political<br />
and economic challenges facing international<br />
business in the 21st century. The unit will look at<br />
the internationalisation of markets; Australia’s<br />
position in the international marketplace; and<br />
develop a strategic approach for entering the<br />
international business arena.<br />
Assessment: Coursework and final examination<br />
MKT5708 International Marketing<br />
Prerequisites: MBA5626 Marketing<br />
Management<br />
Description: The unit examines the nature and<br />
practice of international marketing and includes<br />
an introduction to economic, political and legal<br />
dimensions.<br />
Assessment: Coursework<br />
INB5700 International Management<br />
Prerequisites: Nil<br />
Description: This unit is based upon the<br />
recognition that the management practices<br />
within organisations are no longer shielded<br />
behind national barriers and operate in a global<br />
context. The main objectives are to discuss<br />
specific managerial challenges and opportunities<br />
faced by firms operating internationally; to<br />
develop multiple perceptions of the implications<br />
for managing within a cross cultural environment<br />
and develop skills critical for international<br />
managers. The unit will explore the conceptual<br />
frameworks necessary for understanding<br />
international and cross cultural management.<br />
Assessment: Coursework and final examination<br />
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