Recommended enrolment
Diploma of Human Resources to Bachelor of Business and Commerce (Management)
Credit awarded:
 10cp – 200571 Management Dynamics
 10cp – 200300 Managing People at Work
 60cp – unspecified electives
*cp = credit points
Please note: the below shows the recommended units for you to enrol in. If you follow the sequence shown below you will be able to complete the Bachelor of Business and
Commerce (Management) in 2 years of full time study. You can choose to change the order you study these units in, however this may result in taking longer to complete the
degree. You also have the option of studying part time, which will take a minimum of 4 years to complete at two units per session.
Check with the Course Advice team in the School of Business if you need more information, on (02) 9685 9200 or at business.courses@uws.edu.au
First year
Study session 1
(Autumn or Spring Session)
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200083 Marketing Principles
200101 Accounting Information
for Managers
200336 Business Academic Skills
200158 Business, Society and
Policy
Second year
Study session 2
(Autumn or Spring Session)
-
Study session 3
(Autumn or Spring Session)
200184 Introduction to Business
Law
200525 Principles of Economics
200585 Organisational Behaviour
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Choose one of the following:
- 200032 Statistics for Business
- 200052 Introduction to Economic
Methods
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200586 Cross Cultural
Management
200570 Management of Change
200752 Power, Politics and
Knowledge
One elective
Study session 4
(Autumn or Spring Session)
-
-
200588 Global Operations and
Logistics Management
Engaged Learning Unit: 200568
Contemporary Management
Issues
200587 Strategic Management
Choose one of the following:
- 200157 Organisational Learning
and Development
- 200159 Organisation Analysis
and Design
The Management major is available at Bankstown, Campbelltown and Parramatta campus.
Before you confirm your enrolment, please use the UWS Handbook to check the details of each unit in this program, including when each unit is being offered on your campus.
You can search for each unit using the unit code (six digit code) provided above. The UWS Handbook also lists the available electives for this course, professional accreditation
requirements and all other course requirements.