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Bachelor of Business Management Bachelor of Business Management students: Stephanie Amabile and Bryant Chen Monday 15 February 2021
Acknowledgment of Country
The University of Queensland (UQ) acknowledges
the Traditional Owners and their custodianship of
the lands on which we join you today.
We acknowledge too the Traditional Owners of the
lands from which you are joining into this
Orientation Session.
We pay our respects to their Ancestors and their
descendants, who continue cultural and spiritual
connections to Country.
We recognise their valuable contributions to
Australian and global society.
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Clubs, Societies and Student Program Committees There are more than 220 clubs and societies on campus, including: • The University of Queensland’s Marketing and Advertising Society (UQMAS) • The University of Queensland Business Association (UQBA) If you are interested in joining your Student Program Committee, email: student.committee@business.uq.edu.au BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025B 3
Health and wellbeing
UQ provides a range of programs
and counselling services to help
improve your confidence and
overall physical and
mental wellbeing.
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Support services include:
• Wellbeing services and
workshops
• Counselling
• UQ Psychology Clinic
• Health clinics
• UQ Sport
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BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness
Bachelor of Business Management Associate Director of Education (Undergraduate Programs): Dr Sarel Gronum Monday 15 February 2021
What
What am amtoI going
I going todegree?
do in my do in my degree?
You have to complete 24 courses (or 48 units) to obtain your degree.
Eight Core Courses (16 units)
Seven Majors to choose from, comprising eight courses (16 units) each:
Business Information
Business Economics Human Resources
Systems
Innovation & Leadership & Management
International Business
Entrepreneurship Science
Marketing
• You can therefore opt to do Dual Majors or General Elective Courses from the BBusMan
course list, or other undergraduate course lists at UQ
• Dual degree options are also available
BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025B
Course Choice and Information
How do you know what courses to take?
• bel.uq.edu.au – Current Students – Plan your
Program: BBusMan 2021 Program Structure –
Semester 1 commencement
• Student Experience Officers
BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS
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What else can I experience
during my business degree?
Go global and study at one of
our 180 partner institutions in 41
countries
Short term and one or two semester
long experiences are available
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What else can I experience
during my business degree?
Start a business
Startup Academy | UQ Idea Hub | UQilab
In the past five years, ilab has supported
over 160 startup companies who have
benefited from close to $40 million in
early stage investment.
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What else can I experience
during my business degree?
Take action and design your personally
determined future – whatever that might look like!
BEL Career Services
Your career starts now but you don’t have to do it
alone! Make the most of your journey at UQ by
exploring career possibilities, developing
employability skills, engaging with industry,
building your professional profile and much more
with your dedicated Careers team.What I wish I knew for my first week
What does a course look like? A course may consist of lectures, seminars, online modules, as well as tutorials and workshops. Lectures and seminars start in week 1, tutorials generally start in week 2. In Semester 1, all our courses will be delivered in flexible and/or external modes: • Flexible courses use a combination of online lectures (either recorded or live), and in-person on-campus activities, such as tutorials, seminars, laboratories and workshops. • External courses offer all learning online for the whole semester Struggling with class sign-on: my.uq.edu.au/starting-at-uq BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025B
Where can I find out what is going to happen in a course? All the details of what will happen in each course will be covered in the electronic Course Profile (eCP). Just search for the course code. This guide will tell you what learning resources you need, what activities are scheduled for each week, and how you are going to be assessed. Section 6. Policies and Guidelines has all the information and links you need... for understanding academic integrity, extensions, feedback etc. BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025B
What do I have to do? We manage the scheduled activities and provide everything you need to study the course on the course Blackboard. It is up to you to prepare for class, complete any online modules or reading required to participate, schedule in time to complete assessments, and work with others in your class. BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025B
What is class time for? Class time is a time where you can think about the knowledge being presented. It is time for you to ask questions, gain an understanding of the course content, and get some experience in using the knowledge. Knowledge and experience don’t just happen – you have to be an active learner. BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025B
How am I going to be assessed?
It depends on each course as to the best way to assess your learning. Be sure
to check the eCP for details of when and how you will be assessed.
Written Spoken Other
Essays Presentations Simulations
Reports Workshops Role play
Case Studies Group experiences
Exams
BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025BWhat do I do if I don’t know what to do? Don’t panic – ask! Your lecturers, tutors, student experience officers, and student committee are here to help. Take it as a chance to upskill. There are resources available so please search the UQ union and UQ library websites. BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025B
What’s it really like
studying online?
“I have found studying online to be a great
alternative to studying on campus. My lecturers
and tutors provide excellent online learning
experiences and they are very supportive and easy
to communicate with. I have also been able to
connect with my friends and peers through
attending online social events such as trivia nights
and guest speaker panels.”
Madeleine Butler, recent BEL graduate
Bachelors of Arts/International Hotel and Tourism Management
18Student Experience Officers Nicholas Marshall and Tammy Nguyen Monday 15 February 2021
BEL Student Centre
Level 2, Colin Clark Building (39)
bel@uq.edu.au
3365 7111
https://bel.uq.edu.au/current-students
BEL
BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025BBEL Student Experience Team
Understand your
program
rules/requirements
Be aware of
Make sure you're on
important dates
track to graduate
affecting enrolment
BEL Student
Experience
Team
bel@uq.edu.au
We're here to
help you
Apply for credit Change program
Plan your
program/enrolment
BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025BBachelor of Business Management Associate Director of Education (Undergraduate Programs): Dr Sarel Gronum Monday 15 February 2021
Q&A Panel
Stephanie Amabile Bryant Chen
Current Bachelor of Current Bachelor of
Business Management student Business Management student
Administration questions can be sent to: bel@uq.edu.au
BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025BExplore UQ your way in our
virtual campus
We've turned the St Lucia grounds into a virtual game
exclusive to BEL students so you can get a taste of
campus life from home.
How you can play:
• Explore the St Lucia campus and find locations
important to BEL students
• Complete our Virtual Campus Challenge
• Chat to other new BEL students live in the game
• Read posters to find out about services, clubs and
societies available to you
• Run around campus looking for some of our
resident ibis and bush turkeys.
Explore now: https://bit.ly/2MTfuYV
24Join our BEL Buddy
mentoring program
We’ve partnered with Get Set mentoring to deliver
you a fantastic opportunity to be mentored by your
fellow BEL students! Make friends, find out tips and
tricks for success and participate in fun social
events while our BEL Buddies help you get settled
into UQ life.
Whether you are in Brisbane or abroad, if you
would like a student mentor to help you navigate
your first semester at UQ, our BEL Buddy
mentoring program is for you.
Sign up now to get involved!
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25CONNECT! Like the following Facebook pages to keep up to date: @uqbusiness @UQBELSET @studentcommitteebmsc Go here to get information for: New students - bel.uq.edu.au/student-support Union support - uqu.com.au/supporting-u Digital essentials - web.library.uq.edu.au/research-tools-techniques/digital-essentials Assignment essentials - web.library.uq.edu.au/research-tools-techniques/assignment- essentials BBusMan Orientation | Semester 1, 2021 #UQBusiness CRICOS code 00025B
Your First Semester Advisers
BEL Student Centre
Level 2, Colin Clark Building (39)
Blair Drive
The University of Queensland,
St Lucia
Ms Lorraine Chan Ms Helen Lee
international@bel.uq.edu.auBachelor of Business Management
International Undergraduate Students
Program Information Session
Helen Lee
Business, Economics and Law (BEL)
Semester 1, 2021 Orientation Session
CRICOS code 00025BTopics covered in this session
• Your first semester advisers
• Key Semester Dates
• Program Structure
• Program Plan (students who don’t have
credit transfer)
• Credit Transfer
• Draft Study Plan
• Global Experiences
• BEL Career Services
• UQ Study Bubbles
• Booking appointments with Helen or Lorraine
29Your First Semester Advisers
Ms Lorraine Chan Ms Helen LeeKey Semester Dates Friday 19 February 2021 Due date for international students to enrol in at least one course on mySI-net Friday 5 March 2021 Last date for adding or changing Semester 1, 2021 course enrolment Due date for tuition fee payment Wednesday 31 March 2021 Semester 1 Census Date: Last date to drop courses without financial liability No changes can be made to your enrolment or credit transfer after Census Date If you have not paid your tuition fees in full by Census Date, your enrolment will be cancelled.
Program Structure Recap
• Each course is worth 2 units
• The standard full-time study load per
semester is 8 units (4 courses)
• Students with no credit transfer normally
require 3 years
(6 semesters) to complete all 48 units
• Summer Semester (November - February)
is optional
32Program Structure
+8
+8
8 courses courses = 24
courses
(core) (general courses
(major)
elective)
No more than 8 units can be at level 1 excluding core courses.
my.uq.edu.au/programs-courses/requirements/program/2171/2021Program Structure for one major
16 units +16 units +16 units =48 units
Core Major General Electives Total
16 units / 8 courses 16 units / 8 courses 16 units / 8 courses general 48 units / 24 courses
core from one major electives in total for Bachelor of
Business Management
my.uq.edu.au/programs-courses/requirements/program/2171/2021Program Structure for two majors
16 units +16 units +16 units =48 units
Core Major Second Major Total
16 units / 8 courses 16 units / 8 courses 16 units / 8 courses 48 units / 24 courses
core from one major from second major in total for Bachelor of
Business Management
my.uq.edu.au/programs-courses/requirements/program/2171/2021For those without credit transfer • Follow the 3-year Program Plan if you do not have credit transfer bel.uq.edu.au/current-students/plan-program • This program plan will assist you to see in which year and semester of your program you should enrol in particular courses.
Already received credit transfer? • If you have already received credit transfer, you must acknowledge and respond to your Credit Transfer notification email before Census Date (Wednesday, 31 March 2021). • Credit transfer notification will be sent to your UQ email address in March. It is important to respond to this email. • If you have received credit transfer for general electives courses, you will NOT be able to complete two majors. • If you are considering a program change (e.g. from Bachelor of Business Management to Bachelor of Commerce), you should contact your first semester adviser this week so that we can assist you in course planning and ensure your first semester enrolment is correct.
Draft Study Plan Due date: Friday, 5 March 2021 bel.uq.edu.au/for-students/orientation/international-undergraduate The outcome/feedback of your Draft Study Plan will be sent to your UQ email address. List the course codes (e.g. MGTS1301) of courses you have received credit transfer and exemption You should enrol in 8 units (4 courses) in regular semesters Summer Semester is not compulsory Please read the declaration and sign and date the form.
Global Study
Complete part of your UQ degree overseas!
Semester Exchange
• Study at 150+ host universities overseas
• 6 – 12 months
• Pay tuition to UQ
• Gain credit towards your Bachelor of Business Management
Short Term Study
• Study through leading universities overseas
• Virtual or in-country
• Summer or Winter holidays
• 2 – 8 weeks
• For credit or just for experience
Internships
Enhance your employability and gain real work experience
• Domestic, Virtual or Global internship options
• Summer or Winter holidays
• 2 – 8 weeks
• For credit or just for experience
uqabroad@uq.edu.au 39BEL Career Services
Whether you are looking to build a career in Australia, head back home, or try out another country
completely!
Our team can help you get started with a range of services and support tailored for international students,
whether you are looking to better understand the local job market, grow your networks or just make the
most of your time in Australia to build your career.
For more information visit bel.uq.edu.au/careers or come along to a drop-in appointment!
Exclusive Drop-in Work
Networking Mentoring
workshops appointments ExperienceUQ Study Bubbles This program connects students studying offshore and is led by students to provide an easy way to meet up physically or virtually with other UQ students in the same location. Registrations open now until week 1 mentoring.app.uq.edu.au/p/p34/
Booking appointments with Helen or Lorraine
1. Contact us by email 2. See us at the 3. Book an Zoom appointment
international@bel.uq.edu.au BEL Student Centre time via QR Code
(Level 2, Colin Clark Building (39) Blair Drive) (Using the first letter of your family name)
Ms Lorraine Chan Ms Helen Lee
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