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Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TAR UC) – Diploma programs

UNSW Business School

Students who complete the Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TAR UC) Diploma programs below, and apply to the Bachelor of Commerce at UNSW Business School, are eligible for advanced standing. Credit of up to 48 Units of Credit (UOC) or 8 courses (equivalent to 1 year) may be awarded. To receive the credit you will need to achieve a minimum CGPA of 3.2 out of 4. This CGPA will be assessed on a regular basis and may be subject to change.

For other undergraduate degree programs offered at UNSW Business School, eligibility for entry and advanced standing will be assessed upon application.

TAR UC courses UNSW Business School – Advanced Standing

Diploma in Business Studies (Accounting) Diploma in Business Studies (Banking & Finance) Diploma in Business Studies (Business Administration) Diploma in Business Studies (Business Economics) Diploma in Business Studies (e-Commerce & Marketing) Diploma in Business Studies (Finance & Investment) Diploma in Business Studies (Human Resource Management) Diploma in Business Studies (International Business) Diploma in Business Studies (Logistics & Supply Chain Management) Diploma in Business Studies (Marketing) Diploma in Business Studies (Retail Management) Diploma in Entrepreneurship Bachelor of Commerce (3502) UOC

ABFA1013 Introduction to Accounting ACCT1501 Accounting & Financial Management 1A 6

ABFA1113 Introductory Business Accounting ACCT1501 Accounting & Financial Management 1A 6

AAMS1773 Quantitative Studies ECON1203 Business & Economic Statistics 6

ABBE1013 Microeconomics ECON1101 Microeconomics 1 6

ABDM1073 Introduction to Organisation & Management AND ABDM2033 Basic Management Principles MGMT1001 Managing Organisations & People 6

ABDM1073 Introduction to Organisation & Management AND ABDM2083 Organisation & Human Resource MGMT1001 Managing Organisations & People 6

ABDM1073 Introduction to Organisation & Management AND ABDM3193 Managing People in Organisation MGMT1001 Managing Organisations & People 6

ABDM1073 Introduction to Organisation & Management AND ABDM3183 Organisation & Business Management MGMT1001 Managing Organisations & People 6

ABFA1023 Fundamentals of Accounting AND ABFA2024 Financial Accounting ACCT1511 Accounting & Financial Management 1B * 6

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TAR UC courses UNSW Business School – Advanced Standing

ABFA1023 Fundamentals of Accounting AND ABFA3044 Business Accounting ACCT1511 Accounting & Financial Management 1B * 6

ABFA1123 Principles of Business Accounting ACCT1511 Accounting & Financial Management 1B * 6

ABBE1023 Macroeconomics ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1 * 6

ABMF2013 Fundamentals of Finance AND ABMF2093 Principles of Investment FINS1613 Business Finance * 6

ABDT2043 Fundamentals of Marketing MARK1012 Marketing Fundamentals * 6

ABDT3273 Marketing MARK1012 Marketing Fundamentals * 6

Refer below to General Education / Elective credit General Education / Business Elective credit to a max. of 12 UOC ^ 12

TOTAL up to a maximum of 48

General Education / Business Elective credit ^ The maximum credit of 48 UOC / 8 courses awarded towards the UNSW Bachelor of Commerce may comprise of up to 12 UOC / 2 courses of General Education or Business Elective credit (or a combination of these to 12 UOC where valid). The following may be credited for this purpose.

TAR UC courses UNSW – General Education / Business Elective credit ^

AEMS3003 Moral dan Etika [Morals and Ethics] PLUS either: AEMS2032 Hubungan Etnik [Ethnic Relations] OR AEMS1512 Tamadun Islam dan Asia [Islamic & Asian Civilization]

1 x GENZ2000 General Education course 6

AELF1113 French Language I 1 x GENZ2000 General Education course 6

AELF2113 French Language II 1 x GENZ2000 General Education course 6

AELJ1113 Japanese Language I 1 x GENZ2000 General Education course 6

AELJ2113 Japanese Language II 1 x GENZ2000 General Education course 6

AHLK1113 Korean Language I 1 x GENZ2000 General Education course 6

AHLK2113 Korean Language II 1 x GENZ2000 General Education course 6

ABDM3314 Entrepreneurship 1 x COMM6106 Level 1 Business Elective 6

ABDM3283 Ethics for Business 1 x COMM6106 Level 1 Business Elective 6

General Education / Business Elective credit may be awarded for some other TAR University College courses not appearing on this list, subject to assessment by UNSW Business School upon application.

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The Bachelor of Commerce at UNSW Business School is a very flexible degree offering you a range of career pathways. The following information will help you.

What you need to know • If your CGPA is between 3.0 and 3.19 out of 4 you will be considered for entry into the Bachelor of Commerce,

however no advanced standing/credits will be awarded and the program duration will be 3 years (full-time study).

• Courses marked with * are known as flexible core courses and the credit awarded for these courses may influence the duration of your program depending on your choice of major/s you wish to study.

• Courses marked with ^ will count towards the program as General Education or Business Elective credit as stated. The number of these courses credited in the program may change depending on your choice of major/s, or if you decide to undertake a dual/double degree.

• We recommend that you review the Bachelor of Commerce program structure and rules to understand how to progress with your course enrolment for the major/s you wish to study. Please refer to: www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/current/3502.html.

• We offer a range of other single and dual/double degree programs for you to consider: www.business.unsw.edu.au/ug. Eligibility for advanced standing will be assessed upon application.

• Other TAR UC Diplomas – eligibility for entry and advanced standing will be assessed upon application.

Thinking about applying? Contact studybusiness@unsw.edu.au if you need assistance. We are here to help you. Please state in the subject line of the email that you are from TAR University College. Please note:

1. The information above is accurate at the time of publication and may be subject to change. Please refer to www.business.unsw.edu.au/credit for up-to-date information.

2. It is the responsibility of TAR UC to advise UNSW Business School of any changes to the curriculum or syllabi.