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University Handbook 2012

Bachelor of Business (Sport Management)

Course code/s: LBBS Melbourne

The Bachelor of Business (Sport Management) is an established degree that combines business foundations with essential sport-specific knowledge and skills. Designed and delivered in collaboration with industry professionals, this degree ensures that you graduate with a broad range of sport management competencies that are recognised within Australia and internationally.

Admission requirements

Prerequisite requirements are VCE Units 3 and 4 and a study score of at least 25 in English (ESL) or  20 in any other English. Applicants with comparable qualifications will be considered. A limited number of students may also be considered under Special Entry Schemes.

Degree requirements

Students must complete a course of subjects accumulating a minimum total of 360 credit points (24 subjects), of which at least 300 must be subjects offered in the Department of Management. The course is designed to be completed in three years of full-time study, although part-time study is possible. Part-time study is encouraged for students working more than 15 hours per week.

Students can undertake a maximum of 60 credit points (4 subjects) per semester. Unless noted, all subjects are worth 15 cps.

Students must pass compulsory and prescribed pre-requisite subjects prior to commencing a subject at a higher year level.

Variations to this structure are subject to approval by the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law course advisers.

Students who wish to undertake a language specialisation within their degree will be allowed to do four sequential subjects instead of the four elective subjects. Students who wish to undertake the Diploma of Languages (120 credit points) concurrently with their degree will be allowed to complete their degree subjects over a four-year period to enable them to complete the semester sequence required for language studies.

Course structure

This course provides professional education in sport management. The course comprises 20 core subjects and 4 electives.  The following course structure applies to students enrolling from 2011. Students progressing to second and third year must consult the Faculty of Business Economics and Law Student Services for details of their progression requirements. Unless noted, all subjects are worth 15 credit points.

Note: Students who commenced prior to 2005 or who enter with significant advanced standing should consult the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law Student Services for further details regarding their course structure.

First year
 
Teaching
period
Subject title Subject code
TE-SEM-1 Sport Management THS1ISM
TE-SEM-1 Sport Policy THS1SPF
TE-SEM-1 Marketing: Defined, Planned and Delivered MKT1MDP
TE-SEM-1 Management Information Systems BUS1MIS
TE-SEM-2 Sport Media THS1SME
TE-SEM-2 Sport Development THS1SDV
TE-SEM-2 Foundations of Management MGT1FOM
TE-SEM-2 Accounting for Management Decisions ACC1AMD
Second year
 
Teaching period Subject title Subject code
TE-SEM-1 Sport Marketing THS2SMK
TE-SEM-1 High Performance Sport THS2HPS
TE-SEM-1 Economics for the Tourism and Leisure Industry THS2ETI
TE-SEM-1 Research Inquiry for Managers THS2RIM
TE-SEM-2 Introduction to Business Law LST2BSL
TE-SEM-2 Sport Funding and Sponsorship THS2SFS
TE-SEM-2 Human Resource Management MGT2HRM
TE-SEM-2 One elective  
Third year
 
Teaching
period
Subject title Subject code
TE-SEM-1 Sport Practicum (30 cps) THS3SPR
TE-SEM-1 One third year elective  
TE-SEM-1 One third year elective  
TE-SEM-1 Not-for-Profit Governance THS3SGV
TE-SEM-2 Sport Management Project THS3SMP
TE-SEM-2 One third year elective  
TE-SEM-2 Strategic Management MGT3SMG