ASIABOUND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDY IN CHINA for 2014
10 NEW SCHOLARSHIPS FOR BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS STUDENTS AVAILABLE
The Tasmanian School of Business and Economics is pleased to announce 10 new Asiabound
Scholarships available to domestic Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Economics students to
undertake study in Shanghai, China in 2014. These scholarships are each worth AUD$5000 and are
available to assist students who wish to enhance their skills, expertise and potential employment
prospects by experiencing a semester of study at the AIEN Institute of Shanghai Ocean University.
The Tasmanian School of Business and Economics and the AIEN Institute of Shanghai Ocean
University have shared a close relationship for over a decade. Our joint Business program is now in
its eleventh year and has produced over three thousand graduates. The AIEN Institute at Shanghai
Ocean University program teaches units identical to those taught at UTAS. All units offered at AIEN
Institute are taught in English by experienced UTAS and AIEN academic staff and regular teaching
visits are made by Tasmanian based academics. The following core and elective units are available:
Semester 1 (February commencement)
BMA247
BMA204
BMA258
BMA351
BMA348
KGA378
KXO131
KXO151
KXO231
Organisational Behaviour
Foundations of Entrepreneurship
Services Marketing
Marketing Management
Managing Business in the Asia Pacific
Wilderness & Natural Area Management
Data Management
Programming & Problem Solving
ICT Project Management
Semester 5 (September commencement)
BMA215
BMA202
BMA334
BMA382
KXO101
KXO205
Business in and with Europe
Strategic Management
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
International Marketing
Business Information Systems
Dynamic Web Development
Students who choose to study during semester 1 at AIEN Institute will find that it runs at roughly the
same time as our semester 1 onshore. Students who choose to study during semester 5 will find
that it starts much later than our onshore semester 2 (early September). Students may elect to use
the intervening time as an opportunity to travel and experience more of China before they begin
their studies at AIEN Institute. While semester 5 starts later than it does onshore, students will still
have time to return to Tasmania ready to commence their next semester of study at UTAS.
For more information regarding eligibility and applications see the TSBE scholarship page
http://www.utas.edu.au/business/home/nested/core-links/core-links/scholarships or please contact
Anthony Ray, Executive Officer International, TSBE: anthony.ray@utas.edu.au or phone 6226 1935.
The Asiabound program is an initiative of the Australian Government Department of Industry,
Innovation, Climate Change, Science, Research and Tertiary Education (DIICCSRTE).