Online Commerce Degree :: Accredited Universities

Information technology is the key source of competitiveness for all sectors: it can open new markets, increase performance and drive productivity. Increasingly, professionals in industry are expected to have a broad range of information technology and business skills. They are also expected to cope with the challenges posed by the latest trends in the software industry, such as remote and collaborative working, standardisation of technologies, and outsourcing.

We offer a range of postgraduate and post-experience diploma modules with case-study-driven learning, which provide extensible knowledge that can be applied to lead technological and organisational change in the business environment. Following completion of an appropriate postgraduate diploma, this MSc course draws together the knowledge and skills you have gained, in a final research-based project module. These are qualifications for the generalist or non-standard specialist, where specific job function demand a range of skills and knowledge, and where our modules can extend and deepen your knowledge.

Entry Requirements

To gain your MSc, you must first complete either the Postgraduate Diploma in Computing for Commerce and Industry (C02), the Postgraduate Diploma in Software Development (D69), or the discontinued Joint Postgraduate Diploma in Computing and Manufacturing (C04)

Your spoken and written English must be of an adequate standard for postgraduate study. If English is not your first language, we recommend that you will need a minimum score of 6 under the International English Language Testing System (IELTS).

Other Fees

Notes

Please note that this qualification is only available until 31 December 2018.

In order to claim this qualification you must have completed the required 180 credits by this time. This qualification is not available to new students.

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The AU BComm with a major in e-Commerce gives you the solid business skills you need for any industry, while allowing you to tailor your knowledge toward commercial transactions.
As electronic business continues to grow, so do opportunities for business school graduates with a solid knowledge of how products and services are bought and sold via the Internet and other electronic systems. This major will appeal to students who are more interested in the technology and operations areas of business, and to those who are planning to launch their own e-Commerce venture.

Entry Requirements

• Students holding a degree in administration, business, commerce or management; or a degree with a major, concentration, or any equivalency programs from Athabasca University or another university will not be accepted into the Bachelor of Commerce, e-Commerce Major program.
• To gain entrance to the e-Commerce major, students must complete two courses or their equivalent, Introductory Financial Accounting and Introduction to Management, each with a grade of 1.7 (60 per cent) or greater. Provisional program entrance will be allowed until these requirements are met.

Other Fees

• $115 Application Fees

• $180 Learning Resources Fee (per 3 credit course)

• $9 Students' Union (per 3 credit course)

• $2 Alumni Relations (per 3 credit course)

• $334 Out of Country fee (For international students per 3 credit course)

• $100 Evaluation Fee

• $100 Examination rebooking fee

• $100 Late examination request fee

• $50 Multiple examination fee

• $165 Per Extension Fee

Notes

• Students who hold a recognized first degree in a field outside of business or management and who wish to obtain an AU undergraduate degree in a different subject area, must apply under the second undergraduate degree regulations.
• The degree conversion provision is available to Athabasca University students who have been awarded a three-year AU degree and wish to convert to a four-year degree.
• In addition to completing this degree through online and distance learning, you have the option of registering in Bachelor of Commerce courses in a classroom setting at other institutions.
• Students must have a weighted average of at least 1.7 (60 percent) across all courses taken at Athabasca University towards a Bachelor of Commerce degree in order to graduate.

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The Master of Information Technology/Master of Commerce is a combined degree which provides a balance of theoretical and practical skills in both modern information technology and recent developments in commerce. This course covers the technical and theoretical essentials of these two areas, giving you the opportunity to apply this knowledge in practice, helping you to become qualified professional in both information technology and commerce.

Units in the course may include assessment hurdle requirements.

Entry Requirements

For entry to this course applicants must have successfully completed an undergraduate degree equivalent to at least 3 years of tertiary study in an information technology or related discipline.

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

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This specialist degree is designed to provide students with the opportunity to combine complementary major sequences in international studies and commerce. The focus is on an international orientation and students will be expected to make a commitment to an internship with an overseas organisation, or a period of study at an overseas university, or to participate in an in-country language program.
This course is designed to enable students to:
• develop their understanding of the international forces shaping government, business and community life in contemporary Australia
• develop a range of skills in analysis and interpretation of these forces
• have a grounding in business disciplines
• develop cross-cultural competencies through an internationally oriented curriculum and through participation in international study or work experience.

Entry Requirements

Students must meet the requirements for entry to both the Bachelor of International Studies and Bachelor of Commerce. VCE applicants must meet the prerequisite of Units 3 and 4 - a study score of at least 25 in English (EAL) or 20 in English other than EAL.

Non Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form (see page Pi in VTAC Guide).

Other Fees

Overseas examination fees

Textbooks

Student Services and Amenities Fee (Max. $281/year)

Incidental unit costs

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The Law School at Staffordshire University is recognised as one of the best Law Schools in the country for undergraduate, postgraduate and professional awards.

Our Common Professional Examination (CPE) is accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board. Our Legal Practice Course (LPC) has received the highest possible SRA rating of ‘Commendable Practice’ in all areas. Our LLM awards are the acknowledged way to further legal expertise and hone research skills.

Choose to complete the LLM in International Trade & Commerce at Staffordshire University Law School and you will be taught by renowned academics and benefit from the expertise that stems from our links with major legal practices.

Flexible study including Online LLM Distance Learning

Understanding that you may need to balance study around work, our LLM programme offers considerable flexibility in terms of time, content and outcome, especially tailored for students who cannot attend the Law School, the LLM International Trade & Commerce masters is studied by Online LLM Distance Learning using the Blackboard Virtual Learning Environment (VLE).

As well as Law graduates, students with non-Law degrees and from non common Law jurisdictions may study on the LLM. Students may be credited for prior study.

Entry Requirements

A Lower Second Class Honours Degree (2.II) in Law or equivalent, and an IELTS Score of 7. (If English is not your first language).

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