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UNSW Business School

Undergraduate Guide 2018

At UNSW Business School we believe whilst asking ‘why?’ may lead to knowledge, asking ‘why not?’ leads to innovation and progress. This is the ethos of the Business School and reflects our pioneering attitude and entrepreneurial flair.

GOOD MINDS ASK WHY.GREAT MINDS ASK WHY NOT?

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‘UNSW has provided me the opportunity to follow my dream of becoming an Olympian while pursuing my professional interests in the business world. The courses within my degree have the right balance between theory and practical application, and the individual support I have experienced ensures that I am not lost in the crowd.’

Henry Hutchison Bachelor of Commerce2015 Australian Rugby Union Sevens Representative

©2017 UNSW Australia Business School. The degrees and courses and any arrangements as stated in this publication are an expression of intent only and are not to be taken as a firm offer and undertaking. We reserve the right to make alterations to any matters contained in this publication without notice. We recommend that you check our websites for the most current information prior to making final selections or enrolling in any courses.

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Studying at UNSW Business School offers you more than an education. Through internships, volunteering, business competitions, overseas exchange, pitching ideas to investors and joining a student society, you’ll gain real-world experience and the competitive edge to succeed in your chosen career.

business.unsw.edu.au/morethananeducation

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INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGESpend 6 months to a year on an overseas student exchange with one of our prestigious partner universities in 39 countries, and expand your global network.

BUSINESS COMPETITIONSPut your knowledge and skills into action by participating in business plan competitions in Australia and overseas, and enhance your CV to impress future employers.

GLOBAL BUSINESS PRACTICUMGain international exposure and workplace skills through studying and working in a specified location overseas (usually in Asia).

CAREER ACCELERATOR Connect and be mentored by one of our Business School alumni (graduates), providing you with practical insights to help you with your desired career path.

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CAREERS AND INTERNSHIPSAccess casual, professional, volunteer and paid opportunities and internships through the UNSW Careers portal.

MICHAEL CROUCH INNOVATION CENTRE Enhance your innovative ideas with the help of a diverse team of highly skilled facilitators, designers, entrepreneurs and networkers, and connect with like-minded people.

UNSW INNOVATIONS Bring your big ideas to life through this entrepreneurial hub, with one-on-one continuous and individualised guidance throughout your start-up journey.

BUSINESS STUDENT SOCIETIES Network with the Business School community, alumni and industry connections through the various business related clubs and societies.

EXPLORE YOUR STUDY OPTIONS →

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A highly rewarding degree that helps you develop the technical and professional skills to excel in the financial services or insurance industry as an actuary.

KEY FEATURES — Core courses combine studies in actuarial studies,

accounting, economics, finance, management and mathematics

— Opportunity to enhance your learning with another business major, mathematics or statistics

— Gain exemptions from Actuaries Institute’s Part I professional examinations as well as the Core Technical (CT) subjects of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (UK)

BACHELOR OF ACTUARIAL STUDIES

‘There were three key things I got out of studying actuarial studies at UNSW: Technical skills, from the degree itself; soft skills, through my extracurricular activities with the Actuarial Society of UNSW; and fun, by meeting new people and participating in uni life. On the whole, it was a great experience for me.’

Andrew Ngai

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies Senior Manager – PwC Actuarial

DEGREE STRUCTURE The 3-year (full-time) degree consists of 24 courses (144 UOC):

+ +Actuarial Studies core courses

Actuarial Studies electives

Business School elective

*May be used to complete an approved major.

+ +Free electives *General Education

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OTHER APPROVED MAJORS Accounting; Actuarial Risk Management and Analytics; Business Economics; Business Law; Business Strategy and Economic Management; Finance; Financial Economics; Human Resource Management; Information Systems; International Business; Management; Marketing; Real Estate Studies; Mathematics; Quantitative Data Science; Statistics; Taxation.

DUAL ACTUARIAL STUDIES DEGREERefer to YOUR STUDY OPTIONS list on p.13.

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BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

A highly regarded business qualification that opens the door to a wide variety of careers and industries.

KEY FEATURES — Gain a good understanding of business, and develop

specialist knowledge in a business area of your choice — Opportunity to study a second business major — Flexibility to design a study program that suits your

interests and career goals — Recognised by various professional associations in

Australia when you study Accounting, Finance, Human Resource Management, and Information Systems

General Education courses

‘Whilst studying at UNSW I was named in GradConnection’s Top 6 Investment Banking Future Leaders. For someone who is about to start applying for internship positions at a variety of firms, I am in a much better position thanks to the opportunities provided by UNSW.’

Jackson Edmonds Bachelor of Commerce Entrepreneur


++ +Commerce core courses

Free electives *One Commerce

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* May be used to complete an approved second major.

COMMERCE MAJORS Accounting; Business Economics; Business Law; Business Strategy and Economic Management; Finance; Financial Economics; Human Resource Management; Information Systems; International Business; Management; Marketing; Real Estate Studies; Taxation.

DUAL COMMERCE DEGREERefer to YOUR STUDY OPTIONS list on p.13.

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A multidisciplinary degree that helps you develop cross-cultural perspectives and business acumen for a successful global career.

KEY FEATURES — Broaden and enhance your business studies with a good

understanding in key global and development issues — Opportunity to incorporate a language within the program,

or study a second business major or an international studies major

— Undertake a compulsory one-year overseas exchange to develop global outlook and gain international experience

— Recognised by various professional associations in Australia when you study Accounting, Finance, Human Resource Management, and Information Systems

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (INTERNATIONAL)

‘Having the opportunity to study the Bachelor of Commerce (International) degree has really broadened my knowledge of global business and the differences in culture that are present throughout the world. As a result, I have been able to utilise this experience to secure a position at one of the premier global property consulting firms during my final year of study.’

Patrick MorganBachelor of Commerce (International)

++ +Commerce core courses

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International Studies

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COMMERCE MAJORSAccounting; Business Economics; Business Law; Business Strategy and Economic Management; Finance; Financial Economics; Human Resource Management; Information Systems; International Business; Management; Marketing; Real Estate Studies; Taxation.

OTHER APPROVED MAJORSAsian Studies; Chinese Studies; Development Studies; European Studies; French studies; German Studies; History; International Relations; Japanese Studies; Korean Studies; Politics; Spanish and Latin American Studies.

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BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS

A widely recognised professional qualification that provides a solid grounding in economics and econometrics for careers in the banking and financial services industry.

KEY FEATURES — Acquire specialist knowledge in the fields of Econometrics,

Economics or Financial Economics — Opportunity to study a second business major — Gain analytical and statistical skills that have diverse

applications in the business and finance sectors


+ +Economics core

and elective courses

One Economics major

Business School elective


‘The Bachelor of Economics program is both an enjoyable and rewarding experience. The content and structure of the program gives students a thorough understanding in all areas of economics, leading to a growing awareness of real-world applications. This awareness strengthens the ability to recognise and apply economic learning to the complex and ever changing economic landscape.’

Joseph MaddenBachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws

ECONOMICS MAJORS Econometrics; Economics; Financial Economics.

OTHER APPROVED MAJORS Accounting; Business Law; Finance; Human Resource Management; Information Systems; International Business; Management; Marketing; Real Estate Studies; Taxation.

DUAL ECONOMICS DEGREE Refer to YOUR STUDY OPTIONS list on p.13.

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A specialist degree that prepares you for a career in the information and communications technology (ICT) industry.

KEY FEATURES — Learn about business analytics, business programming, data

management, enterprise systems, network security as well as business fundamentals such as accounting, economics, management and statistics

— Gain the skills and knowledge essential for developing and implementing information technology solutions for businesses

— Accredited by Australian Computer Society (ACS) at the Professional Level


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‘Because I studied the combined Commerce and Information Systems degree and took advantage of the opportunities provided along the way, I was able to secure internships at two of the big four professional services firms in the summer of my penultimate year. This led to securing a graduate position in technology consulting within one of them.’

Siddharth Kulkarni Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Information Systems Analyst, Deloitte Australia

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Co-op scholarship programs, offered to domestic students only, have been established by UNSW and industry to provide financial support and industry training to high-achieving students.

The programs combine the academic rigour of a degree with 18 months of industry experience with highly sought after sponsor organisations and a substantial tax-free scholarship paid on a per annum basis for the duration of the degree. There is also professional development and leadership training and mentoring from an academic co-ordinator.

ADDITIONAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:You are required to lodge a separate UNSW Co-op Program application with the Co-op Office in addition to a UAC application. For more information (including application deadline), visit: co-op.unsw.edu.au

CO-OP DEGREES

SCHOLARSHIPSOur scholarships provide financial assistance to high achieving students, talented students from rural and regional areas, indigenous students and those affected by financial and social constraints.

For further information visit:www.business.unsw.edu.au/students/scholarships

‘Studying at the UNSW Business School isn’t only about the societies or programs available, it’s an invaluable opportunity to learn in some of the most progressive classroom settings, with supportive teachers and like-minded students. UNSW Business School is really like no other and I would definitely encourage any student thinking of studying business to consider UNSW Business School.’

Patricia Argeseanu Bachelor of Commerce (Co-op)

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CO-OP PROGRAMS — Actuarial Studies — Commerce — Commerce (Honours) — Information Systems

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Deciding what to study at university can be a daunting experience. We are here to help you choose a business degree that is right for you. Ask us, call us or visit us. business.unsw.edu.au/study-business

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OUR REPUTATION : YOUR SUCCESS

UNSW is ranked #49 in the world according to the QS World University Rankings 2016/2017.

Ranked #1 among Australian universities for having the most employed graduates, according to LinkedIn in ‘Australia’s 30 most in demand employers for 2015. (LinkedIn 2015)

UNSW has achieved top rankings in Accounting and Finance, Business and Management Studies, Economics and Econometrics, and Information Systems, among others, according to the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2017.

UNSW has produced more technology entrepreneurs in the past 15 years than any other Australian university. (Research by CrunchBase 2013)

We have educated more CEOs from Australia’s top 50 companies than any other Australian University. (According to research by leading company 2012)

UNSW boasts more millionaire alumni than any other university in Australia, according to RTO research by Spear’s Weathinsight 2016.

TOP 50 RANKING RANKED #1 TOP SUBJECTS RANKING

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BONUS POINTSHSC Plus is designed to reward strong performance in Australian Senior Secondary Certificate (Year 12) subjects relevant to UNSW undergraduate degrees.

Domestic students who complete an Australian Senior Secondary Certificate and perform well in subjects that are relevant to their preferred UNSW degree may be awarded a maximum of 5 bonus points.

The following programs are not included in HSC Plus: — Actuarial Studies (including dual degrees) — Actuarial Studies (Co-op) — Commerce (Co-op) — Commerce (Co-op) (Honours) — Commerce (International) — Information Systems (Co-op) (Honours) — Dual Law degree with Actuarial Studies, Commerce

or Economics

All other UNSW undergraduate degrees are included.

Elite Athletes and Performers Bonus Points (EAP) awards up to 5 bonus points to high school leavers who have excelled in areas of sport, academia, leadership, and/or music at an elite level. Activities and/or commitments must have been undertaken in years 11 and/or 12.

For enquiries, please contact [email protected]

UNSW has an ACCESS Scheme that takes into account the circumstances of individual applicants when allocating places within the undergraduate programs. If you experience long-term educational disadvantage, and wish to be considered under the ACCESS Scheme, you are required to lodge a separate UAC Educational Access Scheme (EAS) application in addition to a UAC application.

For more information about various bonus points schemes available at UNSW, visit: futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/bonus-points-0

DOMESTIC UNDERGRADUATEGUARANTEED ENTRY Guaranteed Entry allows us to tell you today what selection rank (ATAR + Bonus Points) will guarantee you a place in a particular degree here at UNSW.

If you have a selection rank at or above the published Guaranteed Selection Rank, you’ll receive an offer to study at UNSW in the UAC Round immediately following the release of your results (as long as you’ve ordered your preferences in a way that allows us to make you this offer).

HOW TO APPLYAll applications for undergraduate study from Australian citizens, permanent residents and New Zealand citizens are processed by the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC). Just visit the ‘Apply’ section of the UAC website and you can nominate up to five degrees you’d like to study in order of your preference.

For more information visit the UAC website: uac.edu.au

NSW HSC subjects Band Bonus points

English Advanced 5/6 2

English Advanced 4 1

English Extension 1 3/4 2

English Extension 1 2 1

English Extension 2 3/4 2

English Extension 2 2 1

Mathematics 5/6 2

Mathematics 4 1

Mathematics Extension 1 3/4 2

Mathematics Extension 1 2 1

Mathematics Extension 2 3/4 2

Mathematics Extension 2 2 1

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Eligibility

All Australian Citizens and permanent residents with a high school qualification that has been completed within the last five years are eligible for Guaranteed Entry. You must not have completed any study since finishing high school. This includes university preparation programs, TAFE, private provider diplomas or university level study.

futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/guaranteed-entry

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INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE

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GCE A Levels International Baccalaureate

B Actuarial Studies 93.00 8.5 15 35

Dual Actuarial Studies Degrees (Except with B Laws)

93.00 8.5 15 35

B Actuarial Studies/B Laws 94.00 8.5 16 36

B Commerce 91.30 8.0 14 34

B Commerce/B Music 91.30 + audition

8.0 + audition

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Dual Commerce Degrees (Except with B Laws)

91.30 8.0 14 34

B Commerce/B Laws 94.00 8.5 16 36

B Commerce (International) 92.25 8.2 15 34

B Economics 90.00 7.8 13 33

Dual Economics Degrees (Except with B Laws)

90.00 7.8 13 33

B Economics/B Laws 94.00 8.5 16 36

B Economics/B Science (Advanced) (Hons)

90.00 7.8 13 33

B Economics/B Science (Adv Math) (Hons)

90.00 7.8 13 33

B Information Systems 85.00 7.6 11 31

The UNSW English Language requirements also apply to these programs.

For more information, please visit: www.unsw.edu.au/english-requirements-policy

‘My experience as an international student at UNSW has been a fulfilling one; it has opened up many doors, given me countless opportunities, taught me to put myself out there, be brave in the face of challenges and to never stand still.’

Calvina ThenderanBachelor of Commerce

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HOW TO APPLYIf you are an international student, and you’re completing an Australian Year 12, or the NZ NCEA Level 3 qualification in Australia or overseas, you can apply online through UAC International: www.uac.edu.au/international

If you are an international student studying the UNSW Foundation Studies (UFS), please contact the UFS student services for assistance.

All other international students apply directly to UNSW: www.applyonline.unsw.edu.au

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YOUR STUDY OPTIONSEntry cut-offs for domestic students

Degree UNSW program code

UAC code ATAR 2017 2018 Guarantee Entry

2017 IB Diploma

Duration (full time)

Actuarial Studies

B Actuarial Studies 3586 424300 97.3 98 39 3 years

B Actuarial Studies/B Commerce 3155 424350 97.3 98 39 4 years

B Actuarial Studies/B Economics 3588 424350 97.3 98 39 4 years

B Actuarial Studies/B Laws 4737 426000 ATAR + LAT ATAR + LAT IB + LAT 5 years

B Actuarial Studies/B Science 3154 424350 97.3 98 39 4 years

B Actuarial Studies/B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)

3589 424350 97.3 98 39 5 years

Commerce

B Commerce 3502 424000 96.3 97 38 3 years

B Commerce/B Arts 3573 424100 96.3 97 38 4 years

B Commerce/B Aviation (Management) 3835 424100 96.3 97 38 4 years

B Commerce/B Design (Honours) 3568 424100 96.3 97 38 5 years

B Commerce/B Economics 3521 424100 96.3 97 38 4 years

B Commerce/B Education (Secondary) 3462 422120 96.3 97 38 4 years

B Commerce/B Fine Arts 3567 424100 96.3 97 38 4 years

B Commerce/B Information Systems 3584 424100 96.3 97 38 4 years

B Commerce/B Laws 4733 426000 ATAR + LAT ATAR + LAT IB + LAT 5 years

B Commerce/B Media (PR & Advertising) 3559 424100 96.3 97 38 4 years

B Commerce/B Music 3460 422505 96.3 + audition 97 + audition

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5 years

B Commerce/B Science 3529 424100 96.3 97 38 4 years

B Commerce/B Science (Advanced) (Honours) 3593 424100 96.3 97 38 5 years

B Commerce/B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)

3523 424200 96.3 97 38 5 years

B Commerce/B Science (Computer Science) 3784 424100 96.3 97 38 4 years

B Engineering (Honours)/B Commerce 3764 425900 96.3 97 38 5.5 years

Commerce (International)

B Commerce (International) 3558 424050 97.25 98 39 4 years

Economics

B Economics 3543 424400 93 94 35 3 years

B Economics/B Arts 3574 424450 93 94 35 4 years

B Economics/B Education (Secondary) 4058 422130 93 94 35 4 years

B Economics/B Laws 4744 424600 ATAR + LAT ATAR + LAT IB + LAT 5 years

B Economics/B Science 3563 424450 93 94 35 4 years

B Economics/B Science (Advanced) (Honours) 3566 424450 95 96 37 5 years

B Economics/B Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)

3564 424460 95 96 37 5 years

Information Systems

B Information Systems 3979 424500 90 91 33 3 years

Co-op Programs

B Actuarial Studies (Co-op) 3587 424620 ATAR + Co-op 98 + Co-op IB + Co-op 4 years

B Commerce (Co-op) 3554 424600 ATAR + Co-op 97 + Co-op IB + Co-op 4 years

B Commerce (Co-op) (Honours) 3565 424601 ATAR + Co-op 97 + Co-op IB + Co-op 4 years

B Information Systems (Co-op) (Honours) 3964 424640 ATAR + Co-op 96 + Co-op IB + Co-op 4 years

UNSW Business School UNSW SydneySydney NSW 2052 Australia

Phone/ +61 (2) 9385 3507 Email/ [email protected] Web/ www.business.unsw.edu.au

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