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Ali Wehbi, Lebanon, Diploma of Business and Commerce

“Studying at UWSCollege is a good experience and a new life style. I chose the college because it’s a good place to study and to get knowledge and experience. I also like studying and living in Australia because it gives me a lot of opportunities for jobs and a better life.”

Business and Commerce

Delivery Mode

Fast Track - Two Semester Program

UWS Course Code: 7008
CRICOS Code: 063566G

Standard - Three Semester Program

UWS Course Code: 7007
CRICOS Code: 063565G

About

The University of Western Sydney (UWS) licenses UWSCollege as its agent to manage and teach its Academic programs. Students undertaking the Diploma in Business and Commerce are UWS students.

The Diploma in Business and Commerce provides you with a broad range of business knowledge and skills that prepare you for second year of your Degree at UWS.

When you successfully complete your Diploma, you are granted advanced standing of 80 credit points in the Bachelor of Business and Commerce degree at UWS.

 
  • Tertiary Study Skills*
  • Accounting Information for Managers
  • Business Academic Skills
  • Introduction to Business Law
  • Marketing Principles
  • Management Dynamics
  • Principles of Economics
  • Statistics for Business

AND

  • Information Systems in Context**

OR

  • Consumer Behaviours
  • Financial Accounting Applications
  • Introduction to International Business
  • Managing People at Work
  • Organisational Behaviour

*No advanced standing at university will be granted for these subjects.

**If approved by both UWSCollege and UWS, students enrolled in the two semester course may replace Information Systems in Context unit with one of the five UWS units listed immediately below it.

For more information regarding subject and course descriptions refer to the UWS Handbook.

  • Accounting Fundamentals*
  • Statistics For Academic Purposes*
  • Tertiary Study Skills*
  • Accounting Information for Managers
  • Business Academic Skills
  • Information Systems in Context
  • Introduction to Business Law
  • Marketing Principles
  • Management Dynamics
  • Principles of Economics
  • Statistics for Business

*No advanced standing at university will be granted for these subjects.

For more information regarding subject and course descriptions refer to the UWS Handbook.

We have intake dates in February, June and October. For specific information about your course refer to the Intake Dates section of the website.

You will need to satisfy both requirements below.

1. Academic Entry Requirements

Minimum entry requirements for the Diploma in Business and Commerce require successfully completing Australian Year 12 or equivalent, or University Foundation Studies with a Grade Point Average of 6.0 or higher. Students are also assumed to have studied Mathematics at senior high school level.

Click here for more specific Academic entry requirements by country.

 

2. English Entry Requirements

International students must satisfy one of the following language requirements:

  • IELTS(Academic) 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each sub band.
  • Pass EAP III 50% and pass in the overall test component.
  • A “C” result in the Foundation Academic English course.
  • A result in the UWSCollege English Entrance test at IELTS 6.0 equivalent.
One year full-time study over 12 months (three semesters), or eight months full-time study (two semesters).
Each subject is assessed through a combination of continual assessment, mid semester and final examinations. In general, for subjects studied over two semesters, the weighting of the assessment is greater in second semester and on the final examinations. Details for each subject are contained in the individual subject outlines. 
Successful completion of the Diploma in Business and Commerce provides advanced standing of 80 credit points (first year study) in the Bachelor of Business and Commerce at UWS. To successfully complete your Diploma you will need at least a 50% pass in all required subjects.


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