Overview
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Funding
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Duration
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Other
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Payment plan available
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- On-campus:
Full-time (50wks / 1yr)
Part-time (102 wks / 2yrs)
- Online: 102 wks / 2yrs |
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This program is comprised of 3 courses:
- Advanced Diploma of Management
- Diploma of Business
- Certificate IV in Business
Upon successful completion of the Management University Pathway Program, graduates can transfer to a related degree with up to 1 1/2 years credit. If you travel down the management pathway, you will build study skills which are valuable preparation for further study.
- Attain the skills and understanding that will enable you to respond to emerging business opportunities and competently manage organisational change.
- Develop the entrepreneurial skills needed for success in the business world.
- Learn to create and implement strategic and business plans.
- Gain knowledge of financial and information management processes.
Degree credit transfer
Successful completion of this program offers the following credit transfer options:
- 1 year into Charles Sturt University, Bachelor of Business.
- 10 subjects into Charles Sturt University, Bachelor of Business Studies.
- 1 year to Griffith University, Bachelor of Business Administration – GPA of 5.0 at Martin College req.
- 1 year to QUT, Bachelor of Business - GPA of 5.0 at Martin College req.
- 1½ years into CQ University.
- Up to 80 credit points into Bachelor degrees at Bond University.
- 48 credit points into the Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Wollongong.
Industry and jobs
The business world is constantly evolving and management keeps pace with change and innovation, organisational structure and client relationships to achieve success. You'll graduate from this course with the ability to use your skills for strategic planning, setting objectives, controlling finances, developing efficient operations, managing the market, developing information systems and human resource management. Possible job titles relevant to the pathway program include: Department Manager or Area Manager.
Awards
Graduates of the Martin College degree pathway program (Management) receive three national awards: BSB40207 Certificate IV in Business, BSB50207 Diploma of Business and the BSB60407 Advanced Diploma of Management.
Start Dates & Campuses
Study the Management course pathway program:
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2013
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08/07, 12/08, 16/09, 21/10, 25/11
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* On campus students have vacation of up to 3 weeks annually depending on commencement date
Subjects
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Advanced Diploma of Management
(FT: 20 weeks / PT: 40 weeks / DE:40 weeks)
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- Manage Change
- Organisational Leadership
- Develop Marketing Plan
- Marketing Objectives
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- Strategic Management
- Manage OHS
- Manage Finances
- Accounting for Managers
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Diploma of Business
(FT: 15 weeks / PT: 40 weeks / DE:40 weeks)
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- Business Communication Skills
- Human Resources Services
- HR Policy
- Project Management
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- Market Evaluation
- Marketing Essentials
- Market Trends
- Information Management Systems
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Certificate IV in Business
(FT: 15 weeks / PT: 30 weeks / DE:25 weeks)
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- Research and Reporting
- Maintain Financial Records
- Computerised Accounting
- Develop Text Documents
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- Make a Presentation
- Applied Computing (Spreadsheets)
- Monitor a Safe Workplace
- Write Business Documents
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FT = Full-time; PT = Part-time; DE = Distance Education
International Students at Darlinghurst Campus only:
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Diploma of Management
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- Manage Budgets
- Manage People Performance
- Manage Projects
- Management of Risk
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- Ensure a Safe Workplace
- Recruit, Select and Induct Staff
- Develop Text Documents
- Applied Business Communication
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1 Students completing the subject Develop Text Documents in the Certificate IV in Business will receive recognition of prior learning in the Diploma of Management for this subject
2 Students completing the subject Manage Budgets in the Diploma of Management will receive recognition of prior learning in the Advanced Diploma of Management for the subject Accounting for Managers
Embedded within the subjects are the national units of competency nominated which meet the endorsed packaging rules for these courses. Find out more about competency matching >
Timetable
For information about timetables, please contact a Student Advisor using our online form; OR, call 1300 762 126