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BSB50815 BRISBANE
SYDNEY
Diploma of International Business MELBOURNE

Combine academic knowledge with hands-on experience through an

optional unpaid internship
Develop managerial skills to apply to an international business context
Gain the skills to analyse data, research, and identify business opportunities
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ENTRY REQUIREMENTS PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

A  n overall equivalent of Australias Year The Diploma of International Business provides students with a sound theoretical knowledge base in
10 is required for entry. A prior working international business management. Students will develop a range of managerial skills to ensure that
knowledge of a business environment international business activities are conducted effectively in an organisation.
would be useful.
International students must meet a SAMPLE SCHEDULES*
minimum language requirement of IELTS 5 hours per week of coursework will be completed online. The online study component includes
5.5 with a minimum band score of 5.0. exercises, discussion forums, and resources to help with assignments and to provide foundational
TOEIC 650 with a minimum reading academic and learning skills. Online study is available 24/7 for students to complete any time, and can
score of 350. Direct entry is available also be used to reach instructors outside of class. 15 hours of study per week will take place face-to-
through ILSC Intermediate 3 and above. face in the classroom.
S  tudents must be at least 18 at the
commencement of studies. 15 hours of study per week will take place face-to-face in the classroom. Students must attend one
lecture per week, along with workshops, business skills and assessment support. Optionally, students
PROGRAM LENGTH may take a language skills course instead of a workshop, assessment support or business skills course.
24 weeks (20 hours/week)Nighttime
Includes 5 hours/week online study +
NIGHTTIME SCHEDULE SAMPLE*
15 hours/week in class study
Program availability is dependent on TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
student enrollment 2:45 PM Assessment
Business Skills Workshop
5:45 PM Support
2017 START DATES
6:00 PM Optional FCE or Optional FCE or
BNE & SYD START DATES: Lecture Workshop
9:00 PM IELTS 6-6.5** IELTS 6-6.5**
Jan 16, Feb 6, Feb 27, Mar 20, Apr 10,
May 2, May 22, Jun 13, Jul 3, Jul 24, Aug 14, * Schedules may vary. Optional internship can be scheduled outside of class time.
Sep 4, Sep 25, Oct 16, Nov 6, Nov 27, Dec 18 ** Students must book optional FCE or IELTS classes at the beginning of the session. Availability is limited.

MEL START DATES:

Apr 10, May 2, May 22, Jun 13, Jul 3, I studied International Business and I just loved it. The teachers have huge
Jul 24, Aug 14, Sep 4, Sep 25, Oct 16,
knowledge and experience in the subjects introduced in class and they
Nov 6, Nov 27, Dec 18
show us how we can use it in real life. I had teachers who have working
2017 FEES experience in marketing, business or finances. They gave us case studies
Registration fee: $230 and real examples which make it easier to understand. I think that the
Textbook fee: $280 International Business Diploma is going to help me get a good job, especially
Tuition: $6,000 (or $750/unit) in big companies or international companies in Brazil. ILSC a great college to
Optional internship: $825 study at.
RPL assessment (credit for prior study):
$563/unit Douglas Nagasse Tsudano
If applicable, the following fees may apply
during your program:
Late assignment fee: $50
Second assignment resubmission fee: $50*
*Only applies when major assignment
changes are made
All fees in Australian Dollars, payment by
installment is available on request
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LEVEL REQUIREMENT
B=Beginner I=Intermediate A=Advanced

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UNIT DESCRIPTIONS
BUILD INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS NETWORKS
Learn how to build international business networks. This course gives
students the managerial skills necessary for setting up, maintaining and
reviewing participation in international business networks in order to
benefit a business and its clients in a culturally appropriate way.

MANAGE BUDGETS AND FINANCIAL PLANS

Learn how to plan and implement financial management approaches,
monitor and control finances, review and evaluate financial management
processes according to the financial objectives of the work team and
the organisation, and support team members involved in financial
operations.

PROFILE INTERNATIONAL MARKETS

Learn how to select and confirm successful international markets
by identifying the target market, profiling the target market and
developing a positioning strategy.

ANALYSE CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR FOR SPECIFIC COURSE RESOURCES

INTERNATIONAL MARKETS
Learn how to analyse consumer behaviour for specific international
markets. This will involve identifying the target market, assessing the
current level of consumer interest, and developing and documenting
recommended marketing strategies.
FORECAST INTERNATIONAL MARKET AND BUSINESS NEEDS
Gain skills for documenting how a business can meet the current and
emerging needs of a target market. This course will involve forecasting
trends, collecting and evaluating market intelligence, as well as
reviewing business performance and capabilities.
The Online Course Resource Library provides students with
informative links and information. Resources are easily searched
by course unit or topic, and make your learning easier.
On the Online Learning Management System (LMS), all
class assessments, student work books, and extra resources
that support class delivery are available for download. Test and
assessment results are posted in student files. Students can
use the LMS to message other students in their classes or
their trainer if they have questions or want to connect.

PROMOTE PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO CLASSES

INTERNATIONAL MARKETS
Learn how to promote products and/or services to specified
international markets. Discover how to plan, coordinate, review and
report on promotional activities.
ANALYSE DATA FROM INTERNATIONAL MARKETS
Learn how to analyse data from international markets, interpret
international trends and market developments, interpret competitor
market performance and report on market data.
IDENTIFY AND EVALUATE MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES
Learn how to identify, evaluate and take advantage of marketing
opportunities by analysing market data, distinguishing the characteristics
of different markets and assessing the viability of making changes to
operations.
INTENSIVE LECTURE
Core classes that cover the unit content in an intensive delivery.
WORKSHOP / ASSESSMENT SUPPORT
Meet with academic staff and discuss any questions you have about
your studies and/or assessments. This extra guidance will help
supplement your own in-class and at-home learning.
LANGUAGE & BUSINESS SKILLS
Build the soft skills and language skills necessary for business and
professional work life. Cover topics like running meetings, writing
business emails, negotiating and giving presentations. Focus on
speaking and develop the ability to speak with confidence, and to
present ideas formally and informally. Classes are delivered using an
integrated adult-centered approach that focuses on the interests and
backgrounds of students.

OPTIONAL INTERNSHIP PLACEMENT

In addition to the course work, students can undertake an unpaid internship placement in the business community. The aim of this placement is to
provide practical experience in a business environment. Duties may vary and a business dress code will be required. The internship coordinator will visit
students regularly at the work place to assess progress and offer support. Students will use their placement to analyse and write about topics studied
during their coursework. Internships run 1 day per week concurrent with studies for 812 weeks. Internships run 1 day per week concurrent with
studies for 812 weeks.