The National Australian Institute of Science and Technology
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The National Australian Institute of Science and Technology
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IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING REGISTRATION AND ACCREDITATION The National Australian Institute of Science and Technology – NAIST (formerly called Australian National Institute of Higher Education – ANIHE) offered accredited Associate Diploma, Diploma and Advanced Diploma of Business Administration and Management courses from the year 1994 – July 2006. The Training Accreditation Council of Western Australia registered and accredited NAIST until the 31st March 2008 to offer the Diploma of Business and Advanced Diploma of Business in the area of Management, Human Resource and Marketing. However, NAIST on the 3rd July 2006 wrote to inform the Accreditation Council that it wishes to cease offering Accredited vocational Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses. This is to enable NAIST to focus on offering degree courses in association with foreign universities but the courses are not designed for the Australian students and are not accredited in Australia. NAIST is also focusing on consultancy programs with foreign universities and colleges of higher education. However, although NAIST applied to cease being a registered Training Provider with effect from 3rd July 2006, it is still a legally registered organization in Australia. We at NAIST would like to take this opportunity to thank the Training Accreditation Council of Western Australia for their tremendous support and assistance during the period of NAIST’s registration and accreditation as a Training Provider of Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses. The accredited Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses that NAIST used to offer are listed on this website for information only. The email and website of NAIST remain the same. INFORMATION ABOUT THE ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT course that was accredited by the Training Accreditation Council, Western Australia untill 31st December 2002. Students who enrolled for this course before 31st December 2002 who are still studying the course will be awarded their accredited qualification if they finish the course on or before August 2006. ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENTThe Advanced Diploma of Business Administration and Management course will enable participants to analyze, diagnose, design and execute judgments across a broad range of management and administrative functions. The course will provide participants with an in-depth understanding of some of the concepts and theories of management and administration. The Advanced Diploma of Business Administration and Management course was developed for anyone with a recognised Diploma in Business Administration or Management Studies or anyone with a Diploma or Bachelor degree in any discipline who can benefit from the course. However, Graduates from a discipline other than Business Administration and Management (or Business executives without a Diploma) will be accepted into the Advanced Diploma course but will be required to study the following 4 Units from NAIST’s Diploma course - ADBA 101, ADBA 102, ADBA 103, & ADBA 201, in addition to the required 6 Units for the Advanced Diploma: Students studying this Advanced Diploma of Business Administration and Management course can specialize in the following areas:
Accreditation and Recognition: NAIST's Advanced Diploma of Business Administration and Management was registered and accredited by the Training Accreditation Council, Western Australia untill 31st December 2002. Students who enrolled for this course before 31st December 2002 who are still studying the course will be awarded their qualification when they complete their studies. Students who complete this Advanced Diploma of Business Administration and Management will be considered for admission into the Master of Business Administration degree in the following U.K. Universities: Heriot-Watt University in U.K; Lancaster University in U.K; University of Bath in U.K. Graduates of this course can also become affiliate members of the following professional associations:
Note: With effect from March 2003, NAIST will be using the Business Training Packages for new students enrolling for Diploma and Advanced Diploma courses Course Structure: The Advanced Diploma of Business Administration and Management requires satisfactory completion of the following 3 compulsory units plus 3 elective units in a chosen area of specialization: COMPULSORY UNITSADBA 300 International Management ADBA 301 Financial Management I ADBA 304 Macroeconomics Plus the 3 elective Units chosen in any of the following areas of specialization ELECTIVE UNITS FOR AREAS OF SpecializationGeneral Management SpecializationADBA 331 Organizational Change and Development ADBA 332 Strategic Management ADBA 380 Business Research Project in Specialized Area Marketing Management - SpecializationADBA 341 Strategic Marketing and Planning ADBA 342 Marketing Communications and Promotion ADBA 380 Business Research Project in a Specialized Area of Marketing Management Human Resource Management - SpecializationADBA 351 Training and Development ADBA 352 Human Resource Planning and Forecasting ADBA 380 Business Research Project in a Specialized Area of Human Resource Management International Business - SpecializationADBA 361 International Business and its Environment ADBA 362 International Business and Export Management ADBA 380 Business Research Project in a Specialized Area of International Business Corporate Planning - SpecializationADBA 371 Planning and Forecasting ADBA 372 Planning, Policy and Strategy ADBA 380 Business Research Project in a Specialized Area of Business Policy and Corporate Planning Hospital Administration and Health Care Management - SpecializationADBA 311 Managing Change and Development in Hospitals & Health Care Organisations. ADBA 312 Strategic Planning in Hospitals and Health Care Organisations. ADBA 380 Business Research Project in a Specialized Area of Hospital Administration and Health Care Management Tourism and Recreation Management - SpecializationADBA 321 Tourism Management ADBA 322 Planning in Leisure Industries ADBA 380 Business Research Project in a Specialized Area of Tourism and Recreation Management Financial Management - SpecializationADBA 302 Financial Management II ADBA 303 Multinational/Global Financial Management and Mergers ADBA 380 Business Research Project in a Specialized Area of Financial Management Small Business Management - SpecializationADBA 390 Small Business Operations and Planning I ADBA 391 Small Business Operations and Planning II ADBA 380 Business Research Project in the area of Small Business Management NOTE: Students cannot study any of the above units they have previously taken as part of the Diploma Course. Entry Requirements: Admission into this Advanced Diploma of Business Administration and Management course is open to anyone with a Diploma of Business Administration and Management or anyone with a Diploma or Bachelor degree in any discipline who can benefit from the course. However, Graduates from a discipline other than Business Administration and Management (or Business executives without a Diploma) will be accepted into the Advanced Diploma course but will be required to study the following 4 Units from NAIST's Diploma course - ADBA 101, ADBA 102, ADBA 103, & ADBA 201, in addition to the required 6 Units for the Advanced Diploma: Course Duration and Enrolment Periods: This Advanced Diploma course may be completed in 2–4 semesters or in 1–2 years depending on the number of Units taken per semester. National Australia Institute of Science and Technology has four enrolment periods per year. Each year is divided into 4 semesters and each semester is 12 weeks duration. This means that students can commence study in the 1st week of March, June, September or December of every year. Teaching Methods: Australian full time and part time students are required to attend lectures/ tutorials. Students in Australia can also study by Distance Learning which means that they do not attend weekly classes. They are provided with Unit Study Guides which outline each topic and direct students to relevant reading material. All our overseas students study in their respective countries and are classified as Distance Learning Students. They are provided with Unit Study Guides which outline each topic and direct students to relevant reading material. Although classified as Distance Learning Students, they will receive tutorial support provided by our Regional Representative Agents in the various overseas countries. At the end of the semester, students may be required to attend a seminar for about a week. The seminar will be devoted to revision and final examinations. Unit Assessment Procedure: Most of the units will be assessed on the basis of 60% course work and 40% final examination. Our students can sit for their examinations in almost any part of the world. All our Distance Learning students are assessed in the same way as NAIST students studying in Australia, and all assignments and examinations are set and marked by NAIST’s staff. Tuition Fees: The fee for Australian Distance learning students is four thousand Australian dollars (AUD4, 000) which is AUD500 per unit. The fee for Overseas Distance learning students is five thousand and five undred Australian dollars (AUD5, 500) which is AUD687.50 per unit. Information about payment schemes can be obtained from the Registrar. Scholarships and/or subsidies are also available to students depending on their circumstances and academic record. ________________________________ OTHER ACCREDITED ADVANCED DIPLOMA PROGRAMS The following nationally recognized/accredited
Advanced Diploma courses based on the Australian National Training Authority,
Business Services Training Package are the courses that students can enrol
for as from March 2003-March 2008. BSB60201 - ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT This Advanced Diploma of Business Management will enable participants to analyse, diagnose, design and execute judgement across a broad range of business management functions. It will provide participants with an in-depth advanced understanding of theoretical underpinning knowledge as well as underpinning skills in the area of business management. It is designed for anyone with a Diploma of Business Administration and/or a Diploma of Business Management and for business executives with substantial experience in business administration and management. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS COURSE DURATION COURSE STRUCTURE BSBMGT601A Contribute to strategic direction Five of the above 8 units are from BSB60201Advanced Diploma of Business Management domain units and two units from BSB60601 Advanced Diploma of Business (Marketing) domain units plus one unit from BSB50701 Diploma of Business (Marketing) domain units in the Australian National Training Authority’s Business Services Training Package. ASSESSMENT METHODS/TECHNIQUES FOR GATHERING EVIDENCE OF COMPETENCY ACCREDITATION/RECOGNITION OF NAIST AND THIS COURSE TUITION FEES __________________________________ - ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS (MARKETING) This Advanced Diploma of Business (Marketing) will enable participants to analyse, diagnose, design and execute judgement across a broad range of marketing functions. It will provide participants with an in-depth advanced understanding of theoretical underpinning knowledge as well as underpinning skills in the area of Marketing. It is designed for anyone with a Diploma of Business Administration and Management in the area of Marketing and for executives with substantial experience in the area of marketing. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS COURSE DURATION COURSE STRUCTURE BSBMKG503A Develop a marketing communication plan Six of the above 8 units are from BSB60601Advanced Diploma of Business (Marketing) domain units and one unit from BSB60201 Advanced Diploma of Business Management domain units plus one unit from BSB50701 Diploma of Business (Marketing) domain units in the Australian National Training Authority’s Business Services Training Package. ASSESSMENT METHODS/TECHNIQUES FOR GATHERING EVIDENCE OF COMPETENCY ACCREDITATION/RECOGNITION OF NAIST AND THIS COURSE TUITION FEES - ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS (HUMAN RESOURCES) This Advanced Diploma of Business (Human Resources) will enable participants to analyse, diagnose, design and execute judgement across a broad range of human resource functions. It will provide participants with an in-depth advanced understanding of vital theoretical underpinning knowledge of human resource management as well as the necessary practical skills to apply and implement their knowledge in the area of human resource management. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS COURSE DURATION COURSE STRUCTURE BSBMGT506A Recruit, Select and Induct staff Five of the above 8 units are from the BSB60301 Advanced Diploma of Business (Human Resource) domain units. Two units from the BSB50701 Advanced Diploma of Business (Marketing) domain units, plus one unit is from the BSB50401 Diploma of Business Management domain units in the Australian National Training Authority’s Business Services Training Package. ASSESSMENT METHODS/TECHNIQUES FOR GATHERING EVIDENCE OF COMPETENCY ACCREDITATION/RECOGNITION OF NAIST AND THIS COURSE TUITION FEES
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