It is a decision of the Faculty of Economics and Commerce that insufficient enrollments can be a ground for the suspension of an elective subject. LESLIE GORDON CUPPER, MEc DipEd Monash RAYMOND JOHN ALBERT HARPER, moor ROBERT STANLEY JONES, BCom DipEd MA ARNOLD KAN, ‚Cor DipEd. BCom MA 'WILLIAM THOMAS DOBSON, MA 'DAVID ANDREW ELDER, BEcMonash 'ROBERT JAMES HOWARD, BCom DipEd.
GRAEME TAYLOR, МЕс Monash BCom DipEd Research Associate DAVID CHARLES COUSINS, МЕс Monash PhD Manc. Acting Deputy Director (Administration) and Senior Research Fellow JOHN SIMON McDONNELL, BEc Monash Principal Research Fellow. Senior Lecturers CLIFFORD SELBY WOODS, BCom DipEd ROBERT ADRIAN CARTER, MEc Monash Tutor WILLIAM PATRICK UNKLES, BCom.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Further details are available from the office of the Secretary for Research and Postgraduate Studies. A full list of the subjects required for the degree is given in the Details of Subjects. It was found necessary to impose subject quotas on certain subjects of the degree course.
Full-time students are expected to take four subjects per year, and the normal duration of the Bachelor of Commerce degree is thus three years. It follows that for part-time students the duration of the Bachelor of Commerce degree is (normally) six years, but the maximum length of the course is limited to nine years. Candidates will be informed in the first week of the first semester of the assessment procedures for essays, class work, term exams, mid-term exams and the annual exam or other required work.
If you cannot sit an exam, you must immediately inform the office of the Associate Dean or the Assistant Registrar (Economics and Commerce) in writing together with an explanation of the reason. The decision of the Council is final and will be reported to the next full meeting of the Academic Council. At the end of the Annual Examinations, the record of any student who has made unsatisfactory progress for the year is reviewed by a Student Progress Committee and disciplinary action may be taken.
A student who wishes to enroll in an optional course for the third time must first obtain the consent of the head of the department or the subject holder before completing the Course Plan or re-enrolling. enrollment. The faculty can cancel course enrollment if it turns out that the student has enrolled in an optional course for the third time without the permission of the head of the department or the course instructor. The Giblin Library is primarily a reference and research library for faculty staff, but graduate and undergraduate students also have access to its resources.
Persons who have completed the Bachelor of Commerce degree and who have completed a three-year sequence in accounting can apply for provisional membership of the company. THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED SECRETARIES AND ADMINISTRATORS Persons who have completed the bachelor's programme, including accounting and law sequences, can apply for exemption from eight of the thirteen subjects in the Institute's tests. The institute requires that Professional Year students must have completed a minimum of 50 weeks of service with a state-authorised accounting firm in public practice prior to the start of the Professional Year.
SECTION II
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
PRINCIPLES OF SELECTION
- Preamble
- Selection Procedures
- Reservation of Places in Quotas (Deferment)
- Selection
- Selection Committee
- of Bachelor of Commerce
If a member of a selection committee is unable to attend, the chairperson of the Academic Council, on the recommendation of the dean of the faculty or the chairperson of the board of studies involved, may approve the appointment of a replacement. When assessing the relative likelihood of success of candidates who have not attempted any subject on the Victorian Higher School Certificate examination, prescribed by special selection principles as a prerequisite for a course, a selection committee will award the necessary points to a candidate who successfully passes the exam completed. a course that, in the opinion of the selection committee, does not deviate materially from the prescribed required course in terms of content or standard. If, in the opinion of the selection committee, the motivation is insufficient, it may refuse the request.
If any member of a selection committee is unable to act, the Chair of the Academic Board may approve the appointment of a substitute, upon the recommendation of the Dean or Chair. It envisages that separate Principles be proposed. offered in any faculty or board of study of the University of Melbourne must submit applications to the Victorian Universities Admissions Committee' or, where specified, to the Assistant Registrar of the faculty or board of study on the appropriate form by the specified date' or from such closing date as may be prescribed for the receipt of Iate applications. Special principles may provide for weight to be given to components of applicants' academic record, including results obtained in the Victorian Higher School Certificate or equivalent examination and results obtained in any tertiary course.
Except to the extent that they are expressly modified herein, the General Selection Principles for entry into first-year undergraduate courses are incorporated into these specific selection principles for the first year of the Faculty's undergraduate course. SPECIAL PRINCIPLES OF SELECTION FOR ADMISSION TO THE SECOND AND LATER YEARS OF THE APPROPRIATE COURSE. Except to the extent that they are expressly modified herein, the General Selection Principles for entry into the second and subsequent years of undergraduate courses are incorporated with these special selection principles for the second and subsequent years of the Faculty's undergraduate courses .
The selection committee appointed to consider applicants for selection to the second and later years of the course must be the same committee as for admission to first-year undergraduate courses. Applicants for selection to the second and later years of the course for the bachelor's degree must be eligible to obtain credit for at least three subjects of the course. During each year, a candidate must attend classes and carry out work in accordance with the requirements set by the Academic Committee on the recommendation of the faculty and published with details of subjects.
The subjects and parts of the subjects of the full-time degree program and the honors degree course shall be such as may be prescribed from time to time by the Academic Council on the recommendation of the Faculty and published with the details of the subjects. Candidates who interrupt a course without leave may be suspended from the course by the Academic Council on the recommendation of the faculty, using the procedure prescribed in Article 2.5, with any necessary modifications. A candidate who has failed to appear in the final class list in a subject for an Honors degree—. a) may, if the Faculty considers that there is sufficient merit, be admitted to such subjects of the course for a full-time degree as the Faculty may determine, and may be admitted to such degree after completing such further work, if any, as the Faculty may determine;.
Students who have obtained distinctions in at least four of the eight subjects they have followed in the first two years of the Ordinary (Pass) Degree program are eligible for provisional admission as an Honors candidate. Final admission to the candidacy for the Honors Degree is granted at the end of the third year.
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (ORDINARY DEGREE)
Level 2 Level 3 Group 11 (continued)
History) Economic History C Economic History B2 Subject Economic History C. Tradition and constitutes two of the following. Development in Asia) p ) Economic economic history C7 Economic history of the United States Economic history C2 Economic. Commercial Law C6 cannot be combined with any other Commercial Law C units other than Commercial Law C4 to count as Commercial Law C.
A maximum of study in industrial relations may be taken within commerce courses, which include the following double majors: Economics and Economic History; Economy and regional and urban development;. Some studies in labor market relations can be included in Economics and Accounting and Accounting and Commercial Law double majors. The faculty encourages students who are able to take mathematics in their senior year of high school.
An information sheet entitled Mathematics in the Commerce Course is distributed to interested first-year students each year during initial enrollment in February. As a result of these changes in the teaching of electronic data processing, the subject Electronic data processing was offered for the last time in 1982. A candidate may be admitted to the ordinary degree who:. a) passed the annual examination in at least twelve subjects, including the three subjects from Group I and nine other subjects selected from Group I1 and/or III, subject to the condition that:. i) at least two main series# must be included in the twelve subjects;. ii) no more than one sequence is selected from Group Ill; and (iii) may not be less than four and not more than five level I subjects. iv) no more than three Accounting subjects, in addition to Accounting A and В, may be included; and.
In certain circumstances, students may be permitted to undertake two parts of a major sequence simultaneously. -Students who start a sequence in the second year, with the permission of the Faculty, can take a second and third level course together in the third year. Absent exceptional circumstances, no student will be approved to enter any Second Year course in his course until he has passed at least three First Year courses. d).
Unless there are special circumstances, a student will only be given permission to participate in a course of the third year of his degree program if he has passed at least six courses of the first and second year. Part-time students are expected to follow, as far as possible, the sequence of courses that has been established for full-time students. Normally, approval is not given to part-time students who wish to take more than two courses per year.
