Career Development Support As ANU College of Business and Economics (CBE) students and alumni, you have access to an innovative and engaged CBE Careers and Student Employability team . Our Career Consultants are ready to help you successfully navigate the professional landscape and achieve employment success in the global market. Student employability is a core focus at CBE, and we know that employers demand well-rounded graduates, equipped for the job market. Our students have various employability initiatives to choose from to build skills for the workplace. To find out about the opportunities available to you, including career appointments, jobs, internships, mentoring, professional development initiatives, and events, please visit Opportunities and Careers . Work-Integrated and Experiential Learning Opportunities ANU offers a wide range of courses to equip our graduates for future success, such as: CBE Internships - The internship project has a strong focus on developing students’ employability in terms of their teamwork, communication and problem-solving skills, through completion of CBEA6070 ANU College of Business and Economics Internship Program (PG) with workplace projects of 120 hours (for 6 units) or 240 hours (for 12 units). Each intern will show evidence of competencies and skills acquired through close working relationships and collaboration with colleagues, a workplace supervisor and an academic advisor. The interns have ongoing support from the CBE Careers and Student Employability team, the course convener, tutor and workplace supervisor from the host organisation. Special Industry Project (SIP) - work-integrated learning is the core component of the WILC6001 Special Industry Project course (6 units) , which offers postgraduate students across the university the opportunity to work in a small cross-disciplinary team and solve a business problem presented by a live business client. CBE Momentum - a not-for-credit, professional-development initiative where students can practice, develop and articulate their soft skills and discover their strengths and values. It builds confident, work-ready, and highly competitive graduates, and helps support a successful transition into the workforce. ANU International Business Plan Competition - completed as part of MKTG8035 Global Business Project (6 units) , this course will prepare students to market across borders. It begins with an in-depth global environmental analysis and examines approaches to operating in an increasingly interconnected world. It also addresses new challenges in managing global marketing, such as building global brands and communication strategies. SoCIETIE @ the ANU McCusker Institute - the AATD6001 SoCIETIE Initiative (6 units) course is open to students from any degree who want to make a positive difference in their communities. It helps students build the skills and perspectives needed to address complex challenges, from local issues to global concerns. In a supportive, transdisciplinary learning environment, students, academics, practitioners and community partners work together to turn ideas into action. Applied Topics in Business Studies - the special topic MGMT8401 course provides an opportunity to conduct applied research on a problem within the field of Business and Management, under the supervision of an academic from the School. Graduate Destinations Graduates from the Master of Marketing Management can be: Marketers in the private or public sectors who are tackling the complexity of modern organisations Professionals from diverse backgrounds who need a mix of marketing and management knowledge and skills to enhance their career prospects Marketing management consultants seeking leading-edge thinking on management practice and policy advisers designing, implementing or evaluating policies Management, leadership, consultant, coordination or administration positions in areas such as sales, advertising, marketing, corporate services, tourism, hospitality, health, welfare, social services, administration, public relations, policy, planning, production, education services, customer services, facilities and construction. Who can go on to become: Brand Managers Marketers & Marketing Managers Business Consultants Entrepreneurs and leaders in many other influential roles.
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The GPA for a Bachelor program will be calculated from (i) a completed Bachelor degree using all grades and/or (ii) a completed Bachelor degree using all grades other than those from the last semester (or equivalent study period) of the Bachelor degree. The higher of the two calculations will be used as the basis for admission.
Ranking and English Language Proficiency: At a minimum, all applicants must meet program-specific academic/non-academic requirements, and English language requirements. Admission to most ANU programs is on a competitive basis. Therefore, meeting all admission requirements does not automatically guarantee entry.