奥克兰商学院

The AIS Bachelor of Business (BBus) programme is designed to help our students develop general and specialist skills across the business sector, both in New Zealand and internationally. A Bachelor of Business at AIS comprises 21 courses at Stages 1, 2 and 3, with elective subjects plus options to specialise in Accounting, Management and Marketing. An AIS BBus qualification will provide career opportunities in industries such as international trade and finance, e-commerce, international relations, accounting, marketing, management, import/exporting, commercial law and self-employment or entrepreneurship.

The degree can be awarded with or without one of the following specialisations: Accounting, Management, Marketing.

The BBus (Accounting) is accredited by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ). With careful selection of your electives you can satisfy the academic requirements for admission to CAANZ and CPA Australia membership, a big step toward becoming a professionally qualified accountant.

Job Opportunities

Accounting, management, international trade and finance, e-commerce, marketing, international relations, import/export, business, self-employment.

Programme Structure

The programme comprises 21 courses, including:

• 2.101 Accounting Principles
• 2.102 Management Principles
• 2.103 Marketing Principles
• 2.111 Business Communication
• 2.112 Information Technology Concepts
• 2.113 Business Economics
• 2.120 English: Study Writing
• 2.222 Strategic Management
• 2.231 Introduction to International Business
• 2.331 International Business

Plus one of:

• 2.361 Applied Management
• 2.336 Research Project

Plus ten elective courses, including no more than two at Stage 1 and no less than three at Stage 3. At least four Business elective courses must be selected. Remaining elective courses may be selected from Business, Tourism Management or Hospitality Management.

Specialisations

Students aiming to have the BBus awarded with a specialisation must complete the 10 compulsory courses of the degree in addition to the following:

Accounting

• 2.223 Financial Management
• 2.236 Managerial Accounting
• 2.239 Financial Accounting
• 2.337 Advanced Financial Accounting
• 2.338 Auditing
• 2.344 Advanced Managerial Accounting

Plus one of (with a focus on Accounting):

• 2.361 Applied Management
• 2.336 Research Project

Plus four elective courses selected from Business, Tourism Management or Hospitality Management.

Management

• 2.218 Organisational Behaviour
• 2.225 Operations Management
• 2.226 Human Resource Management
• 2.342 Business Industry Practice
• 2.343 Leadership
• 2.350 Business and Social Ethics

Plus one of (with a focus on Management):

• 2.361 Applied Management
• 2.336 Research Project

Plus four elective courses selected from Business, Tourism Management or Hospitality Management.

Marketing

• 2.224 Marketing Management
• 2.227 Retail Management
• 2.232 Consumer Behaviour
• 2.342 Business Industry Practice
• 2.355 Services Marketing
• 2.366 E-Marketing

Plus one of (with a focus on Marketing):

• 2.361 Applied Management
• 2.336 Research Project

Plus four elective courses selected from Business, Tourism Management or Hospitality Management.