International Business

This system helps students develop far reaching skills which may enhance their effectiveness as managers employed in international enterprise. It provides a great grounding in tactical thinking, relative to international and global market operations, along with an understanding of how operating across borders impacts on operational areas (for example, promotion, accounting, finance and HRM). This course must develop an understanding of the policies regulating the world commerce and investment strategy, by the viewpoints of a sovereign nation, a regional trade bloc and also a supra-national institutional (like the IMF, World Bank and WTO). The course emphasises the asiapacific region and pursues a cross disciplinary approach to analysing and solving complex issues.

• 200 point program: under graduate degree in any subject or equivalent and a personal announcement
• 150 point program: under graduate level in a business/commerce or related subject or equivalent and a statement.