Bachelor of Community Welfare – Bachelor of Business
Townsville; Cairns; flexible delivery (all Community Welfare subjects)
level 1
| BU1000:03 | Business Communication and Information Technology (Sem 1) |
| BU1010:03 | Business Statistics (Sem 2) |
| CO1002:03 | Contemporary Accounting Principles and Systems 1 (Sem 1 and 2, Townsville; Sem 1, Cairns) |
| EC1005:03 | Economics for Business 1 (Sem 1) |
| MG1702:03 | Marketing Management (Sem 2) |
| MG1731:03 | Principles of Management (Sem 1 and 2, Townsville; Sem 1, Cairns) |
| PY1101:03 | Exploring Psychology 1 (Sem 1) |
| or | |
| PY1104:03 | Psychology for Social Welfare Practice (Sem 2) |
| SY1002:03 | Australian Society (Sem 2) |
| WS1001:03 | Introduction to Social Policy (Sem 1) |
| WS1002:03 | Dimensions of Human Experience (Sem 1) |
| WS1004:03 | Understanding Professional Helping (Sem 2) |
level 2
| CO2611:03 | Applied Financial Management |
| At least 6 units drawn from Business, Commerce, Economics and Management. (Students with an interest in research are encouraged to undertake BU2010:03.) | |
| WS2012:03 | Human Rights and Social Justice (Sem 1) |
| WS2014:04 | Community and Organisational Practice (Sem 2) |
| WS2016:04 | Field Education Project (Sem 2) |
| WS2019:06 | Practice for Social Justice: Skills and Ethics (Sem 1) |
| WS2020:04 | Working Across Cultures (Sem 2) |
| or | |
| MG3739:04 | Business Culture and Ethics (Sem 1) |
| Plus | |
| 6 units from level 2 Business subjects | |
level 3
| MG3731:04 | Organisational Change and Development (Sem 1, Townsville; Sem 2, Cairns) |
| MG3774:04 | Strategic Management (Sem 2) |
| WS3011:03 | Politics of Community Work (Sem 1) |
| WS3012:03 | Managing Community Organisations (Sem 2) |
| WS3013:03 | Community Practice (Sem 1) |
| WS3014:03 | Socio-environmentalism and Community Work (Sem 2) |
| WS3016:06 | Field Placement (Full year) |
| Plus | |
| 12 units from level 3 Business subjects plus 3 units of Business subjects from any level. | |
The subjects displayed above are distributed over three levels. Students must complete this course over four years, selecting a program which meets with the approval of the appropriate Academic Adviser.