Undergraduate international course guide - Edith Cowan University
Undergraduate international course guide - Edith Cowan University
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usiness<br />
business is different at Ecu. We provide you with up-to-date<br />
theoretical knowledge, practical experience and important<br />
employability skills like problem-solving and communication.<br />
We consult with industry, so we know what employers are<br />
expecting from you, and we offer you opportunities to get your<br />
career on track with industry practice and work experience.<br />
our <strong>course</strong>s are designed with your future in mind, so get set for<br />
a rewarding and successful journey.<br />
ConneCt to SuCCeSS<br />
There is a wide range of opportunities on offer for our Business<br />
students to improve their skills in a practical setting. Some of the<br />
opportunities offered to students in 2011 included a finance work<br />
experience program through the National Australia Bank (NAB)<br />
called ‘UniConnect@nab’, a chance to develop market research<br />
skills through the Perth Fashion Festival, and occasions to<br />
participate in authentic business challenges such as the Deloitte<br />
Dream Team competition.<br />
Get the eCu buSineSS edGe<br />
We will teach you all you need to know about business, but we<br />
will also provide you with the critical skills to get ahead in your<br />
career. ECU Business Edge is a core program of our Business<br />
“Thanks to Ecu I now find myself in a<br />
unique position.”<br />
<strong>course</strong>, focused on building your employability skills alongside<br />
your business expertise. You will develop skills such as leadership,<br />
teamwork, critical thinking and much more – skills that will give<br />
you the edge when you graduate.<br />
mAkinG A CAreer, mAkinG A differenCe<br />
ECU Business and Psychology graduate Rebecca Olsen’s career<br />
is off to a flying start with the successful launch of her own<br />
business, a high school program called ‘The Becoz Project’ that<br />
aims to boost confidence in teens. Rebecca’s journey started<br />
when she won the 2009 WA Business Icon competition.<br />
“One of my lecturers encouraged me to enter the Business Icon<br />
competition, and I have never looked back,” she said.<br />
eCu buSineSS StudentS win 2011<br />
GooGle ChAllenGe<br />
Competing against 35,000 students globally, a team of four ECU<br />
Marketing students won the 2011 Google Online Marketing<br />
Challenge for the Japan/Asia Pacific Region. The team worked<br />
with local business Muddy Creek, an all-natural soap company,<br />
to develop an effective online marketing campaign using $200<br />
worth of Google AdWords. As winners, the students took a trip to<br />
the Google Australia Headquarters in Sydney.<br />
I chose ECU for its practical approach and reputation.<br />
The flexibility it offers has been a really important factor in<br />
my success. I have managed to attain High Distinctions in<br />
assessments, while holding down a full-time job. The ability<br />
to combine the practical skills which I learnt during an<br />
apprenticeship, and the academic skills I learn at university,<br />
has put me in a unique position.<br />
liam Thomas<br />
Ecu Finance and Management student buSineSS<br />
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