Undergraduate Course Guide Fremantle 2020

61 APPLY DIRECT NOTREDAME.EDU.AU SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Public Relations Bachelor of Marketing & Public Relations Bachelor of Commerce (Major: Public Relations) Practicum: 150 hours Recommended Year 12 subjects: ATAR English and Mathematics Loan Scheme: FEE-HELP In a world where companies are expected to operate 24/7, Public Relations is a fundamental function of any business. As all levels of society come under greater scrutiny, and consumers expect a higher level of integrity and quality control, companies and other organisations must work hard to build and protect their reputations. Our Public Relations Major not only covers the essential business areas of Accounting, Business Law and Economics, but also equips you with the necessary research, writing and management skills required by today’s Public Relations executive. Why study this degree The Bachelor of Marketing & Public Relations combines these disciplines to provide you with a holistic and comprehensive skill set which makes you especially valuable to employers. It provides the practical know-how and theoretical skills needed to thrive in today’s competitive business environment. Smaller classes ensure you get the personal attention you need, while case study and client-based projects provide a solid grounding in the practical applications of your studies through internships and real world experience. Sample courses ›› Events Management ›› Introduction to Public Relations ›› Issues and Crisis Management ›› Marketing Research ›› Professional Writing ›› Social Media Career opportunities ›› Tourism ›› Public relations executive ›› Event manager ›› NGO advisor Sport & Recreation Management Bachelor of Sport & Recreation Management Bachelor of Commerce (Major: Sport & Recreation Management) Practicum: 150 hours (Commerce) or 350 hours (Sport and Recreation Management) Recommended Year 12 subjects: ATAR English and Mathematics Loan Scheme: FEE-HELP Do you love the world of sport and recreation? The Bachelor of Sport & Recreation Management is a specialist degree that offers you the opportunity to study the management of human and physical resources and facilities in the sport and recreation industries. You gain a sound knowledge of the biophysical, behavioural and socio- cultural foundations of sport and physical activities, combined with a range of management skills and knowledge necessary to work in various sport and recreation professions. Why study this degree Upon graduation, you have the skills necessary for entry into a management position in the sport and recreation sectors – initially at the operational level and progressing through to senior management positions. This means you have the opportunity to work in any number of industries and areas including player and recreation centre management, events management, professional sporting clubs, sporting and recreation associations, not-for profits, corporates and government departments dealing with health and recreation agendas and issues. Sample courses ›› Physical Activity and Health ›› Population Approaches to Health Promotion ›› Principles of Human Resource Management ›› Accounting for Business ›› Business Communication ›› Events Management Career opportunities ›› Player manager ›› Recreation centre manager ›› Professional sporting club manager ›› Sport and recreation associations “... any number of issues can arise at the beginning or at the end of a deal. You need to think on your feet. That’s where critical thinking comes in. It’s a crucial skill for anyone aspiring to a career in financial services.” Commerce graduate, Harry. See how Harry’s degree took him to an exciting career as an Analyst on page 25.