1997 QUT Handbook

Public Relations (PUS)
(Business students without a Communication Major)
COB216 Theoretical Perspectives on Communication 12 3 1, 2 16
COB325 Public Relations Theory & Practice 12 3 1, 2 16
COB329 Publicity Methods 12 3 1, 2 16
COB327 Publication Management 12 3 1 16, 2
COB217 Writing for the Communication Professions 12 3 1 16, 2
plus one of the following:
COB324 Public Relations Issues & Strategic Planning 12 3 1, 2 16
COB326 Public Relations Writing 12 3 1 16 , 2
Public Sector Management (PSS)
(Business students with a Human Resource Management or Management Major)
MGB205 Machinery of Government 12 3 1
MGB203 Government-Management Interface 12 3 2
MGB318 Public Policy 12 3 1
MGB317 Political & Administrative Analysis 12 3 1
MGB213 Public Sector Management 12 3 2
MGB316 Policy Implementation & Evaluation 12 3 2
Public Sector Management (PSS)
(Business students without a Human Resource Management or Management Major)
MGB207 Managing Human Resources 12 3 1, 2
MGB211 Organisational Behaviour 12 3 1, 2
MGB205 Machinery of Government 12 3 1
plus three of the following:
MGB203 Government-Management Interface 12 3 2
MGB213 Public Sector Management 12 3 2
MGB316 Policy Implementation & Evaluation 12 3 2
MGB317 Political & Administrative Analysis 12 3 1
MGB318 Public Policy 12 3 1
Small and Medium Enterprise Management (SMS)
(Business students without Management Major)
MGB207 Managing Human Resources 12 3 1, 2
MGB210 Operations, Production and Service Management 12 3 1
MGB211 Organisational Behaviour 12 3 1, 2
MGB218 Venture Skills 12 3 2
MGB303 Entrepreneurship 12 3 1
MGB323 Small Business Management 12 3 1
Small and Medium Enterprise Management (SMS)
(Business students with a Management Major)
MGB212 Perspectives on Organisations 12 3 1
MGB218 Venture Skills 12 3 2
MGB302 Cooperative Organisation 12 3 1
MGB323 Small Business Management 12 3 1
MIB217 Marketing Management 12 3 2
MIB307 Product Innovation and Market Development 12 3 2
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Accountancy Major (ACA)
Professional Recognition
Students completing the Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) degree with an extended major satisfy the
academic requirements for membership of various professional associations and statutory bodies.
Students completing the Extended Major in Professional Accounting or Business Law and Taxation meet
the academic requirements for Associate membership of the Australian Society of Certified Practising
Accountants (ASCPA) and enrolment in the CPA examinations of the ASCPA and the Professional Year
(PY) examinations of The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. Students completing the Business
16 Indicates part-time/evening mode of offer for these Communication units.