Graduate Diploma Of Business Administration (tbad01) in Charles Darwin University, Australia

Graduate Diploma Of Business Administration (tbad01) in Charles Darwin University

This course builds and develops your knowledge, skills and understanding of strategic management.

Course Structure

The course consists of 8 core units totaling 80cp focused on the skills required to strategically manage at middle and upper levels of management.

Students enrolled in the GDBA14 Graduate Diploma in Business Administration should transfer to the new TBAD01 Graduate Diploma of Business Administration from 2018.

A candidate must successfully complete units totaling 80 credit points (cp) as detailed below. All units are valued at 10 credit points unless indicated.

Compulsory Core units totaling 80 credit points as detailed below.

ACT507 Accounting for Managers
BRE810 Business Research
BUS501 Decision Making
COM501 Communication, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
ECO504 Business Economics (replaces ECO501 from 2019)
MAN506 Organizational Behavior
MAN508 Organizational Strategy and Leadership
MAN509 Contemporary Management Issues

 

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Post Study Work Permit in Australia	2 Year after graduation depending on the course.
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