Bachelor of Business and Management (Major in Business Management)
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Business and Management with a Major in Business Management is a four-year degree that prepares graduates for general management and leadership roles across diverse industries. The curriculum spans marketing, entrepreneurship, human resource management, financial accounting, operations management, and strategic planning.
Year 2 introduces core business practices and quantitative methods. Year 3 develops competencies in global markets, strategic management, business information systems, and business law. Year 4 culminates with managerial economics, operations management, consumer behaviour, and international business management, equipping graduates to lead organisations effectively in PNG and the Pacific region.
Entry Requirements
Applicants for the Bachelor of Business and Management (Major in Business Management) must satisfy:
- A Grade 12 certificate with passes in English and Mathematics.
- The University's minimum matriculation GPA.
- Applicants with a relevant diploma or foundation qualification may apply for advanced standing.
Course Structure
Year 2
Semester 1
- 3.21212Introduction to Business Practices
- 3.21209Principles of Marketing
- 3.11301Principles of Human Resource Management
- 3.22201Financial Accounting I
Semester 2
- 3.21202Entrepreneurship & Small Business
- 3.21207Office Management
- 3.21208Sales Management
- 4.23904Civics & Ethics
- 3.21203Quantitative Methods for Business
Year 3
Semester 1
- 3.31201Elements of Business Finance
- 3.31204Global & Asian Markets
- 3.30801Strategic Management
Semester 2
- 3.31203Business Information Systems
- 3.20801Business Research
- 3.21301Introduction to Industrial Relations
- 5.30721Business Law
Year 4
Semester 1
- 3.41205Managerial Economics
- 3.41202Operations Management
- 3.41217Corporate Project Appraisal & Management
- 3.41215Consumer Behaviour
Semester 2
- 3.31205International Business Management
- 3.41203Essentials of Managerial Accounting
- 3.41216Ethical Practices in Business
Course codes shown are indicative. Please contact the School directly for official course codes and credit information.