3749 Bachelor of Business /Bachelor of Sport and Outdoor Recreation — (non
teaching course)
Second year
First year
Fieldwork
Semester
Year Level
For Commencing Students in 2012 — Peninsula campus
1
Approx
13 days
2
Faculty of Education (Sport and Outdoor
Recreation) Units
EDF1611
Introduction to sport, and
outdoor recreation
(6pts)
EDF1613
Biophysical foundations of
physical activity A
(6pts)
EDF1612
Foundations of outdoor
recreation (6pts)
EDF1614
Biophysical foundations of
physical activity B
(6pts)
EDF2613
Adventure education
(6 pts)
1
Approx
18 days
2
2
1
No. of days depends on units taken
Fourth year
Third year
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EDF1616
Lifespan physical activity
and wellness
(6 pts)
EDF1615
Experiential
environmental education
(6 pts)
#
2
Major BBus unit
(6 pts)
Major BBus unit
(6 pts)
ETP1100
ECP1100
Business statistics
(6 pts)
Microeconomics
(6 pts)
AFP1000
EDF2616
Coaching
(6 pts)
#
Major BBus unit
(6 pts)
EDF2612
Experiential education in
sport and outdoor
recreation
(6 pts)
EDF2611
Experiencing aquatic
environments
(6 pts)
#
Major BBus unit
(6 pts)
BTP1010
Principles of
accounting and
finance
(6 pts)
EDF2615
Community physical
activity and wellness
(6 pts)
EDF2614
Outdoor leadership and
programming
(6 pts)
1
BBus Units
Commercial law
(6 pts)
MGP1010
MKP1120
Introduction to
Management
(6 pts)
Marketing Theory
and Practice
(6 pts)
#
Major BBus unit
(6 pts)
#
Major BBus unit
(6 pts)
#
Major BBus unit
(6 pts)
#
Major BBus unit
(6 pts)
EDF3617
Professional practice
in sport and outdoor
recreation
(6 pts)
EDF3622
Advanced sports
coaching and
development (6pts)
OR
EDF3613
Trends, controversies
and issues in sport
and outdoor
recreation (6pts))
Elective
BBus units
(6 pts)
EDF3618
Research planning in
sport and outdoor
recreation
(6 pts)
EDF3619
Sport and physical
activity education
(6pts) OR
EDF3615
Experiencing the
Australian landscape
(6pts
Elective
BBus units
(6 pts)
Note:
1.
Eligibility for graduation:
Students are required to complete a swimming rescue certificate or AUSTSWIM certificate or Swim Teacher's Certificate (ASCTA)
and a First Aid certificate (minimum Level II) as part of their course requirements. Both must be current at the time of
graduation.
2.
For students considering going on to a graduate teaching degree:
a) To be eligible for a Graduate Diploma/Master of Teaching method specialisation in Physical Education, student must have a
minimum of 12 units which must include EDF1616, EDF2611, EDF2618, and EDF3619; and
b) To be eligible for a Graduate Diploma/Master of Teaching method specialisation in Outdoor Education, student must have a
minimum of 8 units which must include EDF1615, EDF2612 and one of EDF3614, EDF3616 or EDF3615.
3.
Business compulsory core (six units): AFP1000 Principles of accounting and finance, BTP1010 Commercial law, ECP1100
Microeconomics, ETP1100 Business Statistics, MGP1010 Introduction to management, MKP1120 Marketing theory and practice.
4.
#BBus Major definitions:
a) completion of a business major sequence of at least eight units (48 credit points) including at least two units (12 credit points)
at each of second and third-year levels; depending on the major chosen, one or more of the units in the major may have already
been studied as part of the group of common core units - where this is the case, students will complete an additional unit as taken
in the Bachelor of Business, to reach the required minimum of units/points for the BBus Major component.
b) A maximum of eight first-year level units (48 credit points); and
c) A minimum four third-year level units (24 credit points).
5.
Areas of Study for Business component:Business Strategy, Tourism, or Sports management
This is a conceptual outline only. Any queries regarding the course structure should be directed to the Course Adviser or to the
Student Services Office, at your relevant campus.