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Minimum requirementUniversity Entrance. If English is not your first language, IELTS 6.0 Academic (no lower than 6.0 in any band).
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Content
Succeed in entrepreneurial environments with our degree developing the specialist skills you need to lead product and service innovations.
In your first year of study we broaden your knowledge with core business strategies and operational subjects including accounting, business communication, commercial law, business heritage, culture and sustainability, marketing, computing, management and applied research. In your second and third years, your specialisation considers all aspects of design methodology, the business development cycle and marketplace challenges with studies including:
- Entrepreneurship - Outlines the principles, theories and practice of entrepreneurship and its significance to economic well-being.
- Innovation and Creativity - Examines how to establish and maintain competitive advantage with the influence of creativity and innovation within a business environment.
- Strategic Planning for Small Business - Considers New Zealand relevant strategies.
- Managing for Growth - Evaluates the challenge of managing change in organisations seeking high growth, innovation, globalisation and/or entrepreneurial strategies.
- Product Development - Details the appropriate tools and methods for achieving best outcomes and effective management across all aspects of new product and service developments.
Cooperative Education Project - With this aspect of our programme you will work 'hands-on' within a real business environment applying your learning for a minimum of 400 hours. You will also complete a significant research project for your host organisation.
Credit recognition
Credit recognition is available for this programme; if you have related skills, knowledge and/or experience, it may count towards part or even all of the qualification.
To learn more about credit recognition please see our Centre For Assessment of Prior Learning.
Programme structure
To complete this Degree you are required to complete a minimum total of 360 credits. Please browse the guide below to view the course options currently available within this qualification.
Core courses
Elective Courses
To be a full time student you need to maintain a workload of 120 credits per year. We recommend you talk with us to ensure you choose electives to benefit your future career.
Entry requirements
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NCEA Level 3 (60 credits at Level 3 and 20 credits at Level 2 or higher) which must include 14 credits at Level 3 in each of three approved* subjects and
- Literacy* - 10 credits at Level 2 or above, made up of 5 credits in reading, 5 credits in writing and
- unit standards 26623, 26626, 26627)
Note: Students who have undertaken examinations other than NCEA (eg International Baccal
- Numeracy* - 10 credits at Level 1 or above (specified achievement standards, oraureate, Cambridge examination) should contact us for requirements.
* NZQA approved subjects: see http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/qualifications-standards/awards/university-entrance/
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Evidence of literacy, numeracy and an ability to study at the appropriate level. This can be through study, work and/or life experience. Literacy and numeracy assessments are available.
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If English is not your first language you are also required to provide evidence of your English language skills. Refer also to the Acceptable Alternatives Chart which includes credits in English-rich subjects from New Zealand educational institutions. If you have no evidence of your English language skills and are a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident, contact us for an assessment.
Note: If you have achieved NCEA Level 3 University Entrance requirements you are not required to provide evidence of English Language Skills.
OVERALL IELTS REQUIREMENTS | |||
6.0 ACADEMIC | |||
SPEAKING6.0 |
READING6.0 |
WRITING6.0 |
LISTENING6.0 |
| PROGRAMME CODE: | CH3988 |
| LEVEL: | 7 |
| CREDITS: | 360 |
| COMMENCES: | February, July |
| APPLICATION DUE: |
Domestic: Received all year
International: 22 January for February start, 23 June for July start
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| ANNUAL FEES: |
Domestic: $6,030 -$6,600 per year
International: $18,400
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| LOCATION: | Christchurch - Madras Street |
| PART-TIME AVAILABILITY: | |
| ADDITIONAL COSTS: | Advised before enrolment |
Next steps
To apply for this programme please:
- complete an application form
If you don't meet the criteria for entry into this programme, we can help you meet entry level with our foundation and bridging programmes.
Your on-the-job experience may count towards part or even all of this qualification. To learn more, contact our Centre for Assessment of Prior Learning (CAPL) .
Application documents
Career opportunities
Graduates can use this programme to establish their own entrepreneurial ventures, work as business advisors in the areas of product development and innovation management, or manage new or established ventures poised for high-growth, at both national and international levels.
Study pathways
Study any other graduate diploma in business to enhance your skills.
Recommended school subjects
- English
- Mathematics
- Computing / ICT
- Economics
- Admission & Enrolment Form PDF File: 192.8 KB
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- Bachelor of Applied Management timetable PDF File: 292.0 KB
Level 5
Accounting Practices
AMAP501
15.0 credits
Business Computing
AMBC550
15.0 credits
Business Heritage, Culture and Sustainability
AMBH500
15.0 credits
Business Statistical Analysis
AMBD500
15.0 credits
Commercial Law
AMCL510
15.0 credits
Economics
AMEC520
15.0 credits
Introduction to Accounting
AMIA500
15.0 credits
Introduction to Marketing
AMIM541
15.0 credits
Management
AMMA530
15.0 credits
Professional Communication
AMPC560
15.0 credits
Skills for Academic Study
ARWR501
15.0 credits
Level 6
Applied Computing
AMAC650
15.0 credits
Applied Management
AMAM636
15.0 credits
Catering Events Management
AMCE600
15.0 credits
Consumer Behaviour
AMCB644
15.0 credits
E-Commerce
AMEC600
15.0 credits
Entrepreneurship
AMEN600
15.0 credits
Event Logistics
AMEL600
15.0 credits
Event Planning and Management
AMEP600
15.0 credits
Facilities Management
AMFM600
15.0 credits
Food and Beverage Operations Management
AMFO600
15.0 credits
Front Office Operations Management
AMFO621
15.0 credits
Human Resources
AMHR633
15.0 credits
Industrial Relations
AMIR635
15.0 credits
Innovation and Creativity
AMIC600
15.0 credits
Intermediate Financial Accounting
AMFA601
15.0 credits
Intermediate Management Accounting
AMMA602
15.0 credits
Introduction to Business Analysis
AMBA600
15.0 credits
Introduction to Finance
AMIF603
15.0 credits
Market Development and Sales
AMMD600
15.0 credits
Marketing Planning and Control
AMMP648
15.0 credits
Operations Management
AMOM632
15.0 credits
Organisational Behaviour
AMOB600
15.0 credits
Personal Financial Planning
AMPF600
15.0 credits
Principles of Leadership
AMPL630
15.0 credits
Research Methodology
AMRM600
15.0 credits
Services Marketing Management
AMSM600
15.0 credits
Special Topic
AMST600
15.0 credits
Sport Facility Management
AMSF600
15.0 credits
Strategic Planning for Small Business
AMSP631
15.0 credits
Systems Analysis and Design
AMSA652
15.0 credits
Taxation in NZ
AMTX606
15.0 credits
The Law of Business Entities
AMLB610
15.0 credits
Tourism Principles and Transport
AMTP600
15.0 credits
Level 7
Accommodation Facilities Management
AMAF700
15.0 credits
Advanced Financial Accounting
AMFA700
15.0 credits
Advanced Human Resource Management
AMHR700
15.0 credits
Advanced Management Accounting
AMMA700
15.0 credits
Advanced Personal Financial Planning
AMPF700
15.0 credits
Advanced Project Management
AMPM700
15.0 credits
Business Analysis
AMBA700
15.0 credits
Business Transformation and Change
AMTC700
15.0 credits
Business and Society
AMBS700
15.0 credits
Contemporary Issues in Human Resource Management
AMHR721
15.0 credits
Contemporary Issues in Supply Chain and Logistics Management
AMSC700
15.0 credits
Contemporary Issues in the Food and Beverage Industry
AMFB721
15.0 credits
Contemporary Issues in the Hotel Industry
AMHI721
15.0 credits
Contemporary Issues in the Tourism Industry
AMTI721
15.0 credits
Cooperative Education Project
AMCE700
60.0 credits
Event Project
AMEP700
15.0 credits
Food and Beverage Management
AMFB700
15.0 credits
Industry Project
AMIP700
45.0 credits
Industry Project for Professional Accounting
AMPA700
45.0 credits
Information and Policy in Sport Management
AMIS700
15.0 credits
Management of Information and Communication Technologies
AMIC700
15.0 credits
Managing for Growth
AMMG700
15.0 credits
Personal Financial Planning Project
AMPP700
45.0 credits
Product Development
AMPD700
15.0 credits
Retailing Enterprise and Management
AMRE700
15.0 credits
Special Topic
AMST700
15.0 credits
Tourism Policy and Planning
AMTP700
15.0 credits