Temasek Polytechnic Advanced Standing at The Australian National University College of
Business and Economics
ANU College of Business and Economics (CBE) welcomes international students into its programs in Commerce, Business Administration, Finance, Economics, International Business,
Statistics and Actuarial Studies.
For selected programs, CBE will recognise prior study from other institutions and offer credit towards the Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Business Administration at The ANU.
The following tables are a guide to the maximum credit that incoming and commencing international students are able to claim into the above mentioned ANU programs. This represents the maximum credit available and any credit granted is at the discretion of The ANU
College of Business and Economics.
Students wishing to apply for the Bachelor of Actuarial studies would require a higher GPA for entry, and would not be eligible for credit as per the accreditation requirements of this program.
Incoming students should note the following points:
•
It is the responsibility of the student to check when specific subjects are offer at
The ANU and to change their program plans accordingly.
•
This information is valid as of May 2013 for a period of three years and it used as a guide only. It is subject to change.
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Students only receive credit for courses they have actually studied and passed, according to the credit rules listed under each table.
•
Depending on the commencement of study, course selection and a major in Year 2 and
3 may vary.
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It is strongly recommended that incoming and commencing students attend the
Orientation week enrolment sessions, immediately before the start of their first semester at the ANU, to receive updated information on their programs and anticipated study plans.
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Each application is assessed on an individual basis and the College will make the final decision as to the student’s application.
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Students at the ANU generally take 4 subjects per semester, 8 subjects per year. Most subjects are 6 units.
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A maximum of 8 course or 48 units’ credits will be granted.
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Students can check when subjects are offered and program rules at: http://programsandcourses.anu.edu.au/
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The following credit schedule is recommended for students graduating from a Diploma of
Accounting and Finance at Temasek Polytechnic wanting to articulate into the Bachelor of
Commerce or Bachelor of Business Administration at The ANU.
If a student is granted credit for previous studies, it reduces the number of subjects (units) required in the selected degree program at The Australian National University. Any credit received will impact upon the choice of subjects available to students studying into these programs at The
ANU.
Temasek
Polytechnic
Course
Code
FAcc1 +
FAcc2
Temasek Polytechnic Course
Name
ANU Course
Code
ANU Course Name
BEC1001
BEC1002
BLO1001
BBS1001 +
BBS1002
BAF2002
Financial Accounting I +
Financial Accounting
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Business Statistics
Principles of Management +
Organisational Behaviour
Business Finance
BUSN1001 +
BUSN1002
ECON1101
ECON1102
STAT1008
MGMT1003
Unspecified credit
Business Reporting &
Analysis
Accounting Processes &
Systems
Microeconomics 1
Macroeconomics 1
Quantitative Research
Methods
Management, People &
Organisations
1 st
year undergraduate elective
1 st
year undergraduate elective
CMA1 + Cost & Management Accounting 1 +
CMA2 Cost & Management Accounting 2
Important Notes:
Unspecified credit
1. It is the responsibility of the student to check when specific subjects are offer at
The ANU and to change their program plans accordingly .
2. It is strongly recommended that students attend Orientation Week or meet with an academic adviser to confirm their program study plan when commencing their studies at the ANU.
3. The above arrangements will be effective for students enrolling in Semester 1, 2014 and will remain effective until July 2016 when they will be re-viewed.
4. Students must achieve a GPA 3.2/4, where 2/4 is a pass, in order to be eligible for admission and up to one year of credit.
5. Minimum 60% required per course for credit to be granted. If a student does not receive
60% or above for a subject, they will not receive credit for the subject.
6. A maximum of 8 course or 48 units credits will be granted.
7. Each application is assessed on an individual basis and the College will make the final decision as to the student’s application.
2 | A N U C O L L E G E O F B U S I N E S S A N D E C O N O M I C S

The following credit schedule is recommended for students graduating from a Diploma of
Business at Temasek Polytechnic wanting to articulate into the Bachelor of Commerce or
Bachelor of Business Administration at The ANU.
If a student is granted credit for previous studies, it reduces the number of subjects (units) required in the selected degree program at The Australian National University. Any credit received will impact upon the choice of subjects available to students studying into these programs at The
ANU.
Temasek
Polytechnic
Course Code
BAF1001 +
BAF1002
Temasek Polytechnic Course
Name
ANU Course
Code
BUSN1001 +
BUSN1002
ANU Course Name
BEC1001
BEC1002
BLO1001
BBS1001 +
BBS1002
BRM1005
BAF3011 +
BAF3012
Business Accounting 1
Business Accounting 2
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Business Statistics
Principles of Management +
Organisational Behaviour
Marketing Fundamentals
Managerial Accounting 1
Managerial Accounting 2
ECON1101
ECON1102
STAT1008
MGMT1003
Unspecified credit
Unspecified credit
Business Reporting &
Analysis
Accounting Processes
& Systems
Microeconomics 1
Macroeconomics 1
Quantitative Research
Methods
Management, People &
Organisations
1 st
year undergraduate elective
1 st
year undergraduate elective
Important Notes:
1. It is the responsibility of the student to check when specific subjects are offer at The ANU and to change their program plans accordingly.
2. It is strongly recommended that students attend Orientation Week or meet with an academic adviser to confirm their program study plan when commencing their studies at the ANU.
3. The above arrangements will be effective for students enrolling in Semester 1, 2014 and will remain effective until July 2016 when they will be re-viewed.
4. Students must achieve a GPA 3.2/4, where 2/4 is a pass, in order to be eligible for admission and up to one year of credit.
5. Minimum 60% required per course for credit to be granted. If a student does not receive 60% or above for a subject, they will not receive credit for the subject.
6. A maximum of 8 course or 48 unit credits will be granted.
7. Each application is assessed on an individual basis and the College will make the final decision as to the student’s application.
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The following credit schedule is recommended for students graduating from a Diploma of
Business Information Technology at Temasek Polytechnic wanting to articulate into the
Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Business Administration at The ANU .
If a student is granted credit for previous studies, it reduces the number of subjects (units) required in the selected degree program at The Australian National University. Any credit received will impact upon the choice of subjects available to students studying into these programs at The
ANU.
Temasek
Polytechnic
Course Code
BAF1001 +
BAF1002
Temasek Polytechnic Course
Name
ANU Course
Code
ANU Course Name
BEC1001
BEC1002
BLO1001
BBS1001 +
BBS1002
BRM1005
BAF2002
Business Accounting 1 +
Business Accounting 2 +
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Business Statistics
Principles of Management +
Organisational Behaviour
Marketing Fundamentals
Business Finance
BUSN1001 +
BUSN1002
ECON1101
ECON1102
STAT1008
MGMT1003
Unspecified credit
Unspecified credit
Business Reporting &
Analysis
Accounting Processes
& Systems
Microeconomics 1
Macroeconomics 1
Quantitative Research
Methods
Management, People &
Organisations
1 st
year undergraduate elective
1 st
year undergraduate elective
Important Notes:
1. It is the responsibility of the student to check when specific subjects are offer at The ANU and to change their program plans accordingly.
2. It is strongly recommended that students attend Orientation Week or meet with an academic adviser to confirm their program study plan when commencing their studies at the ANU.
3. The above arrangements will be effective for students enrolling in Semester 1, 2014 and will remain effective until July 2016 when they will be re-viewed.
4. Students must achieve a GPA 3.2/4, where 2/4 is a pass, in order to be eligible for admission and up to one year of credit.
5. Minimum 60% required per course for credit to be granted. If a student does not receive 60% or above for a subject, they will not receive credit for the subject.
6. A maximum of 8 course or 48 unit credits will be granted.
7. Each application is assessed on an individual basis and the College will make the final decision as to the student’s application.
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The following credit schedule is recommended for students graduating from a Diploma of
Marketing at Temasek Polytechnic wanting to articulate into the Bachelor of Commerce or
Bachelor of Business Administration at The ANU.
If a student is granted credit for previous studies, it reduces the number of subjects (units) required in the selected degree program at The Australian National University. Any credit received will impact upon the choice of subjects available to students studying into these programs at The
ANU.
Temasek Polytechnic
Course Code
Temasek Polytechnic
Course Name
BAF1001 +
BAF1002
BEC1001
BEC1002
BLO1001
BBS1001 +
BBS1002
BRM1005
BMK2004 +
BLO1002
Business Accounting 1 +
Business Accounting 2 +
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Business Statistics
Principles of Management +
Organisational Behaviour
Marketing Fundamentals
Financial Aspects of
Marketing +
Business Calculus
ANU
Course
Code
BUSN1001
+
BUSN1002
ANU Course Name
Business Reporting &
Analysis
Accounting Processes &
Systems
ECON1101 Microeconomics 1
ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1
STAT1008 Quantitative Research
Methods
MGMT1003 Management, People &
Organisations
Unspecified 1 st
year undergraduate credit
Unspecified credit elective
1 st
year undergraduate elective
Important Notes:
1. It is the responsibility of the student to check when specific subjects are offer at The ANU and to change their program plans accordingly.
2. It is strongly recommended that students attend Orientation Week or meet with an academic adviser to confirm their program study plan when commencing their studies at the ANU.
3. The above arrangements will be effective for students enrolling in Semester 1, 2014 and will remain effective until July 2016 when they will be re-viewed.
4. Students must achieve a GPA 3.2/4, where 2/4 is a pass, in order to be eligible for admission and up to one year of credit.
5. Minimum 60% required per course for credit to be granted. If a student does not receive 60% or above for a subject, they will not receive credit for the subject.
6. A maximum of 8 course or 48 unit credits will be granted.
7. Each application is assessed on an individual basis and the College will make the final decision as to the student’s application.
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The following credit schedule is recommended for students graduating from a Diploma of
Logistics and Operations Management at Temasek Polytechnic wanting to articulate into the
Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Business Administration at The ANU.
If a student is granted credit for previous studies, it reduces the number of subjects (units) required in the selected degree program at The Australian National University. Any credit received will impact upon the choice of subjects available to students studying into these programs at The
ANU.
Temasek
Polytechnic
Course Code
BAF1001 +
BAF1002
Temasek Polytechnic
Course Name
Business Accounting 1 +
Business Accounting 2 +
ANU Course
Code
BUSN1001 +
BUSN1002
ANU Course Name
BEC1001
BEC1002
BLO1001
BBS1001 +
BBS1002
BRM1005
BLO2002
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Business Statistics
Principles of Management +
Organisational Behaviour
Marketing Fundamentals
Logistics and Supply Chain
Management
ECON1101
ECON1102
STAT1008
MGMT1003
Unspecified credit
Unspecified credit
Business Reporting &
Analysis
Accounting Processes &
Systems
Microeconomics 1
Macroeconomics 1
Quantitative Research
Methods
Management, People &
Organisations
1 st
year undergraduate elective
1 st
year undergraduate elective
Important Notes:
1. It is the responsibility of the student to check when specific subjects are offer at The ANU and to change their program plans accordingly.
2. It is strongly recommended that students attend Orientation Week or meet with an academic adviser to confirm their program study plan when commencing their studies at the ANU.
3. The above arrangements will be effective for students enrolling in Semester 1, 2014 and will remain effective until July 2016 when they will be re-viewed.
4. Students must achieve a GPA 3.2/4, where 2/4 is a pass, in order to be eligible for admission and up to one year of credit.
5. Minimum 60% required per course for credit to be granted. If a student does not receive 60% or above for a subject, they will not receive credit for the subject.
6. A maximum of 8 course or 48 unit credits will be granted.
7. Each application is assessed on an individual basis and the College will make the final decision as to the student’s application.
6 | A N U C O L L E G E O F B U S I N E S S A N D E C O N O M I C S

The following credit schedule is recommended for students graduating from a Diploma of Law and Management at Temasek Polytechnic wanting to articulate into the Bachelor of
Commerce or Bachelor of Business Administration at The ANU.
If a student is granted credit for previous studies, it reduces the number of subjects (units) required in the selected degree program at The Australian National University. Any credit received will impact upon the choice of subjects available to students studying into these programs at The
ANU.
Temasek
Polytechnic
Course Code
BAF1001 +
BAF1002
Temasek Polytechnic
Course Name
ANU Course
Code
ANU Course Name
BEC1001
BEC1002
BBS1001 +
BBS1002
BBT1001
BBT1002
BLO1002
Business Accounting 1 +
Business Accounting 2 +
Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Principles of Management +
Organisational Behaviour
Computer Systems and
Applications
BUSN1001 +
BUSN1002
ECON1101
ECON1102
MGMT1003
Unspecified credit
Managing Business Systems Unspecified credit
Business Calculus Unspecified credit
Business Reporting &
Analysis
Accounting Processes &
Systems
Microeconomics 1
Macroeconomics 1
Management, People &
Organisations
1 st
year undergraduate elective
1 st
year undergraduate elective
1 st
year undergraduate elective
Important Notes:
1. It is the responsibility of the student to check when specific subjects are offer at The ANU and to change their program plans accordingly.
2. It is strongly recommended that students attend Orientation Week or meet with an academic adviser to confirm their program study plan when commencing their studies at the ANU.
3. The above arrangements will be effective for students enrolling in Semester 1, 2014 and will remain effective until July 2016 when they will be re-viewed.
4. Students must achieve a GPA 3.2/4, where 2/4 is a pass, in order to be eligible for admission and up to one year of credit.
5. Minimum 60% required per course for credit to be granted. If a student does not receive 60% or above for a subject, they will not receive credit for the subject.
6. A maximum of 8 course or 48 unit credits will be granted.
7. Each application is assessed on an individual basis and the College will make the final decision as to the student’s application.
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