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Marketing
COURSES OFFERED
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Honours
Master of Commerce (Marketing)
- Master of Commerce (Marketing)
- Graduate Diploma of Commerce (Marketing)
- Graduate Certificate in Marketing
CURRENT RESEARCH AREAS
The following areas of research are available to candidates
undertaking research degrees.
- Advertising
- Consumer Behaviour
- Customer Satisfaction
- International Marketing
- Internet Marketing
- Marketing Communication
- Marketing Research
- New Products Marketing
- Professional Services Marketing
- Relationship Marketing
- Strategic Planning and Marketing
- Sales Management
- Services Marketing
1. DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Candidates should refer to the University's general PhD
Rules. Candidates for this degree enrol in the subject MARK991
Major Thesis.
2. HONOURS MASTER OF COMMERCE (MARKETING)
Candidates who have completed the requirements for the award
of the Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) in Accountancy, Economics,
Management, or Marketing at a standard of Class II, Division
2 or higher, or an equivalent degree, may qualify for the award
of the Master of Commerce (Honours) degree by completing at
honours standard any one of the following courses of study -
(i) Thesis (48 credit points),
(ii) A combination of thesis and coursework as approved by the
Head of Department, Marketing, which fulfils the requirements
of the Honours Master of Commerce program.
A candidate may not include for this degree subjects similar
in content to subjects included in any previous degree course.
3. MASTER OF COMMERCE (MARKETING)
The purpose of this degree is to provide graduate students,
who have completed a Bachelor of Commerce, BBus degree or equivalent,
normally at a credit average level or above, with the opportunity
of further in-depth study of advanced topics in Marketing.
The degree of 48 credit points may be studied full-time over
one year, or may be studied part-time.
Candidates who do not have a Bachelor of Commerce or BBus but
have successfully completed Marketing/Commerce subjects to second
year level in their undergraduate degree, which must normally
have been completed at a level of credit average or higher,
may be permitted to study for the degree provided they first
pass a program of 24 points of 200 or 300 or 900-level "Commerce" subjects approved by the Master of Commerce Course Director
or Head of Department. Thus the total credit points required
for these candidates is 72.
Program Of Study
Subjects to be taken from the following list after discussion
and approval from the Marketing Master of Commerce Director:-
| MARK901 |
Marketing on the Internet |
6 |
| MARK917 |
Business to Business Marketing |
6 |
| MARK922 |
Marketing Management |
6 |
| MARK935 |
Marketing Strategy |
6 |
| MARK936 |
Consumer Behaviour |
6 |
| MARK937 |
Relationship Marketing |
6 |
| MARK938 |
Managing Services Marketing |
6 |
| MARK939 |
Contemporary Issues in International Marketing |
6 |
| MARK940 |
Advertising and Promotions Strategy |
6 |
| MARK956 |
New Product Marketing |
6 |
| MARK957 |
International Marketing Strategy |
6 |
| MARK959 |
Sales Management |
6 |
| MARK970 |
Contemporary Issues in Services Quality |
6 |
| MARK977 |
Research for Marketing Decisions |
6 |
| MARK997 |
Retail Marketing Management |
6 |
4. GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF COMMERCE
(MARKETING)
Entrants to this degree should hold a three year Bachelor's
degree or equivalent from a recognised University or tertiary
institution. Applicants holding other acceptable academic
or professional qualifications (such as TAFE qualifications)
with relevant work experience of at least three years may
be admitted. Applicants withour a qualification, but with
substantial (a minimum of five years) relevant work experience
may also be admitted.
On successful completion of this Graduate Diploma, students
will be eligible to apply for the Master of Commerce (Marketing)
degree or the Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree.
Program of Study
Subjects totaling 48 credit points to be taken from the following
list after discussion and approval from the Marketing Postgraduate
Director: -
| MARK217 |
Consumer Behaviour |
6 |
| MARK239 |
Information for Marketing Decisions |
6 |
| MARK319 |
Applied Marketing Research |
6 |
| MARK333 |
Advertising & Promotion Strategy |
6 |
| MARK343 |
International Marketing |
6 |
| MARK397 |
Retail Marketing Management |
6 |
| MARK901 |
Marketing on the Internet |
6 |
| MARK917 |
Business to Business Marketing |
6 |
| MARK922 |
Marketing Management |
6 |
| MARK935 |
Marketing Strategy |
6 |
| MARK936 |
Consumer Behaviour |
6 |
| MARK937 |
Relationship Marketing |
6 |
| MARK938 |
Managing Services Marketing |
6 |
| MARK939 |
Contemporary Issues in International Marketing |
6 |
| MARK940 |
Advertising and Promotions Strategy |
6 |
| MARK956 |
New Product Marketing |
6 |
| MARK959 |
Sales Management |
6 |
| MARK970 |
Contemporary Issues in Services Quality |
6 |
| MARK997 |
Retail Marketing Management |
6 |
MARK922
must be taken in the first session; pre-requisites for the undergraduate-level
subjects will then be waived.
Note: Some subjects have pre-requisites. Check subject descriptions
for details |
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