Australian Studies Institute, Kenya

The following credit exemption (credit transfer) is applicable for students completing the Diploma or Advanced Diploma of Business (Edith Cowan University program) at the Australian Studies Institute, Kenya

Credit Exemption for the Following UOW Courses

• Bachelor of Commerce (all majors)
• Bachelor of Business Administration

Maximum Credit Exemption:
48 credit points for students completing the Diploma of Business
72 credit points for students completing the Advanced Diploma of Business

Details of Credit Exemption are as follows:

Australian Studies Institute Subject	UOW Subject		Credit points
	Code	Name
ACC1100: Accounting 1	ACCY100	Accounting 1A	6
ECF1120: Finance I	ACCY102	Accounting 1B	6
MIS1100: Information Systems	COMM110	Introduction to Business Information Systems	6
ECF1150: Business Statistics	COMM121	Quantitative Methods I	6
MKT1100: Marketing I	MARK101	Marketing Principles	6
MAN1100: Management I	MGMT110	Introduction to Management & Employment Relations	6
LAW1100: Legal Framework I	LAW100	Law in Society	6
MKT1101: Professional Communication I	MGMT102	Business Communications	6
Total credit points for Diploma of Business applicants			48
PLUS additional credit exemption for applicants who have also completed the Advanced Diploma of Business
MKT2100: Consumer Behaviour	MARK217	Consumer Behaviour	6
MKT2130: Marketing Research	MARK201	Applied Marketing Research A	6
MAN2120: Organisational Behaviour	MGMT201	Organisational Behaviour	6
MAN2145: Human Resource Management	MGMT206	Managing Human Resources	6
Total credit points for Advanced Diploma of Business			72

Students granted 48 credit points of credit exemption will normally be able to complete the Bachelor of Commerce or the Bachelor of Business with a further two years of study. Students granted 72 credit points may be able to complete with a further 1.5 years of study, depending on the subjects chosen.

Diploma and Advanced Diploma of Mass Communication

Students completing the above courses may also be eligible to receive credit exemption towards the Bachelor of Commerce (Management or Marketing majors).