Additional Majors and Minors
If you are studying towards a bachelor's degree, you may be able to include an additional major or minor, which will add depth and flexibility to your qualification.
Not all additional majors or minors are compatible with all bachelor¡¯s degrees, so we strongly advise that you check with your degree coordinator.
Details on the available options are outlined below. If you need more information, contact your degree coordinator.
Majors
The following additional majors are offered at ÃØÃÜÖ±²¥.
Use economics to solve real-world problems and gain the expertise to help address a range of global issues. Develop the ability to quantitatively analyse value chains, a skill that is highly sought-after by employers.
Courses selected at the 300-level for the major cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
200 level: ECON 216, ECON 217, plus one of ECON 211, ECON 212, QMET 204
300 level: 45 credits (3 courses) with an ECON prefix
Restrictions
Please note that this additional major can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Gain the expertise to pursue a career as an event professional in a range of industries. Corporations, organisations and local councils appreciate the value that events and festivals bring to businesses and local economies, as they help to encourage community development and engagement, so employment opportunities will be plentiful.
Courses selected at the 300-level cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
100 level: TOUR 101, plus two of COMM 112, MKTG 115, BMGT 116, MAST 106, PSYC 102,
200 level: RECN 213, plus one of MKTG 205, RECN 217, SOCI 214, TOUR 203
300 level: RECN 344, BMGT 315, plus one of MKTG 321, PSYC 302, RECN 393, TOUR 303
Develop knowledge and skills required to develop and manage complex portfolios of real estate assets.
Course requirements
100 level: COMM 111, ENGN 105, VAPM 101
300 level: BMGT 315, VAPM 308, VAPM 313
Restrictions
Please note that this additional major can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Develop the advanced knowledge and skills to become a finance expert so that when you join the workforce, you can effectively adapt to a rapidly changing business environment.
Courses selected at the 300-level for the major cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
100 level: ACCT 101, COMM 111, FINC 101
300 level: FINC 304 plus 30 credits (2 courses) with a FINC prefix
Restrictions
Please note that this additional major can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Learn the management techniques required to run global organisations. Develop leadership and strategy skills and choose to specialise in international marketing, international economics, or business sustainability management.
Courses selected at the 300-level for the major cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
200 level: ACCT 202, BMGT 211, BMGT 221
300 level: BMGT 301, BMGT 306, BMGT 324
Restrictions
Please note that this additional major can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Gain a solid grounding in sustainable supply chain practices and the legal framework of global business, which will prepare you for work in supply chain managerial roles within any land-based, manufacturing or service industry.
Courses selected at the 300-level for the major cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
200 level: BMGT 201, BMGT 211, MKTG 210
300 level: BMGT 308, BMGT 314, MKTG 323
Restrictions
Please note that this additional major can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Gain a professional knowledge of tourism and gain a level of expertise if you would like to work in a range of organisations charged with protecting the physical environment.
Understanding the commercial differences of tourism compared with other sectors of the economy will also be invaluable if you're studying for a business degree.
Courses selected at the 300-level cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
100 level: TOUR 101, plus one of MKTG 115, LINC 101, RECN 110, SOCI 116, SOCI 117
200 level: TOUR 202, TOUR 203, plus one of SOCI 214, RECN 213, RECN 215
300 level: TOUR 303, TOUR 304, plus one of RECN 344 or RECN 341
Restrictions
Please note that this additional major can¡¯t be credited to the following degrees:
Develop the water management knowledge and skills to enter a career in the water, land or environmental management sector ¨C an essential occupation, given that waterways are diminishing in quality and water is overallocated in many sub-regions.
Courses selected at the 300-level cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
100 level: LINC 101, MAST 104 plus one course with a PHSC, BIOS, ECOL or SOSC prefix
200 level: Two of WATR 201, WATR 202, ERST 203, PHSC 211, one of which must have a WATR prefix
300 level: ERST 313 plus two of WATR 301, WATR 302, LWST 302, ERST 340, ERST 302, MAST 319, one of which must have a WATR prefix
Are you studying agriculture, environmental science, tourism management, land and property management, landscape architecture or recreation management? This major is strongly aligned with these areas and will give you the skills you need to pursue a career that focuses on protecting the environment.
Courses selected at the 300-level cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
Any level: One MAST prefix course
200 level: ERST 201 plus one of LINC 201 or MGMT 203
300 level: SOCI 314, plus one of ERST 302, or ERST 340, plus one of LWST 302, ECOL 302, ECOL 309 or any WATR or ERST prefix course
Restrictions
Please note that this additional major can¡¯t be credited to the following degrees:
Prepare for public and private sector roles in parks and reserves management, visitor services, recreation policy and planning or nature-based tourism.
Courses selected at the 300-level cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
100 level: RECN 110 and ECOL 103, plus one of PHSC 107, RECN 111, MAST 104
200 level: RECN 215, plus one of ECOL 202, ECOL 293, ERST 201, ERST 202, LASC 218
300 level: RECN 341, plus one of RECN 393 or SCIE 393, plus one of ECOL 302, ERST 340, SOCI 314, TOUR 303, TOUR 304, MAST 319, LASC 312
Develop the accounting-based knowledge and skills to pursue a wide variety of business careers. This major will massively increase your employability, especially when coupled with a core business major.
Courses selected at the 300-level for this major cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
100 level: ACCT 101
200 level: ACCT 211, ACCT 202, ACCT 203, FINC 204
300 level: ACCT 308 plus two of ACCT 302, ACCT 306, ACCT 310
Restrictions
Please note that this additional major can¡¯t be credited to the following degrees:
Develop the expertise to make the right marketing decisions for businesses, consumers, society and the environment and learn the concepts and tools to be a productive and responsible marketing professional.
Courses selected at the 300-level for the major cannot be applied to any other qualification.
Course requirements
200 level: MKTG 202, MKTG 205,
300 level: MKTG 301, plus 45 credits (3 courses) chosen from: MKTG 304, MKTG 308, MKTG 311, MKTG 321, MKTG 322
Restrictions
Please note that this additional major can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Minors
A minor is an area of interest in a separate discipline. It often complements a major.
The 300-level courses taken in a minor must be different from the 300-level courses taken for the degree, or another major.
Develop accounting-based knowledge and skills that can be used in a wide variety of business careers.
The Accounting minor consists of five courses: two 100-level courses, two 200-level courses and one 300-level course.
Course requirements
200 level: Two of ACCT 202, ACCT 203 and ACCT 211
300 level: One 300-level ACCT course
Restrictions
Please note that this additional minor can¡¯t be credited to the following degrees:
Use economics to solve real-world problems and gain the expertise to help address a range of global issues.
The Economics minor consists of five courses: two 100-level courses, two 200-level courses and one 300-level courses.
Course requirements
300 level: One 300-level ECON course
Restrictions
Please note that this additional minor can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Develop the advanced knowledge and skills to become a finance expert so that when you join the workforce, you can effectively adapt to a rapidly changing business environment.
The Finance minor consists of five courses: two 100-level courses, two 200-level courses and one 300-level course.
Course requirements
300 level: One 300-level FINC course
Restrictions
Please note that this additional minor can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Learn the management techniques required to run global organisations.
The Global Business minor consists of five courses: two 100-level courses, two 200-level courses and one 300-level course.
Course requirements
300 level: BMGT 324
Restrictions
Please note that this additional minor can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Develop the expertise to make the right marketing decisions for businesses, consumers, society and the environment.
The Marketing minor consists of five courses: one 100-level course, two 200-level courses and two 300-level courses.
Course requirements
100 level: MKTG 115
300 level: Any two of the following courses: MKTG 301, MKTG 304, MKTG 308, MKTG 311, MKTG 321, MKTG 322
Restrictions
Please note that this additional minor can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Gain a solid grounding in sustainable supply chain practices and the legal framework of global business.
The Supply Chain Management minor consists of five courses: one 100-level course, three 200-level courses and one 300-level course.
Course requirements
100 level: COMM 111
200 level: BMGT 201, BMGT 211, MKTG 210
300 level: MKTG 323
Restrictions
Please note that this additional minor can¡¯t be credited to the following degree:
Gain the knowledge, skills, and entrepreneurial mindset necessary to pursue careers in various industries, with the unique advantage of being able to identify new untapped markets and create innovative solutions.
The minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation (any degree) consists of five core courses: one 100-level course, one 200-level course and three 300-level courses. It can be undertaken with any degree.
Course requirements
100 level: BMGT 102
200 level: BMGT 231