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<p><br />International trade specialist/global sourcing specialist</p><p>Locates sources of supplies (components, raw materials) and prepares import or export documents for transportation intermediary companies such as freight forwarders or customs-house brokers, and for commercial banks to ensure compliance with domestic and foreign government regulations. Training for this position requires knowledge of specialised legal regulations, a foreign language, international trade credit practices, and business customs in other countries. Normally, the regulatory specifics related to international transportation are learned on the job. </p><p>Research analyst </p><p>Requires the ability to interact with decision-makers by providing background data on new business opportunities (foreign environmental screening and international market research). While these positions may start out with solely domestically related projects, they evolve to require ability in assessing data for internationally oriented business opportunities. Thus, familiarity with a foreign language, area studies and international business practices will be an asset. A concentration in business finance, marketing and e-commerce would improve an individual's chances of obtaining this type of position.</p><p>Marketing representative </p><p>Typically oriented to the generation of sales for manufacturers or service companies. Responsibilities may include developing relationships with agents, dealers, distributors, licensees and/or strategic alliance partner firms in other countries. Typically, such opportunities develop after a proven period of success in developing one or more segments of the domestic market. A concentration in marketing is a helpful complement to an international business major.</p><p>International accounting specialist</p><p>Handles cross-border transactions, overseas trade agreements and other activities related to international business. Possesses comprehensive knowledge of foreign laws, tax structures and business practices. Usually fluent in two or more languages.</p><p>Import/export</p><p><u>Importer</u>: Importers bring goods into a country. This requires specialised knowledge in transportation, the customs and regulations of the country into which goods are imported, knowledge of international business and languages.</p><p><u>Exporter</u>: Exporters send goods to other countries. This requires specialised knowledge in transportation and the markets where the goods are to be exported. Knowledge of international business and languages is needed.</p><p> </p>
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<p><strong>A general outline of the typical three-year full-time program pattern for Asia specialisation</strong></p><table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tbody><tr valign="top"><td> </td><td>First semester</td><td>Second semester</td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>Year 1<br />(48 units)</td><td>ECON1101 Microeconomics 1<br />BUSN1001 Business Reporting and Analysis<br />Asian language (6u)<br />ASIA1025 Individual and Society in Asia A</td><td>ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1<br />STAT1008 Quantitative Research Methods<br />Asian language (6u)<br />ASIA1030 Individual and Society in Asia B</td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>Year 2<br />(48 units)</td><td>BUSI2023 Dynamics of Asian Business <br />Elective (6u)<br />Asian language (6u)<br />Elective (6u)</td><td>BUSI2025 International Business <br />International Business course (6u)<br />Asian language (6u)<br />Elective (6u)</td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>Year 3<br />(48 units)</td><td><p>BUSI3020 International Strategic Management<br />International Business course (6u)<br />Asian language (6u)<br />Asian Studies Elective** (6u)</p></td><td>International Business course* (6u)<br />Asian language (6u)<br />Asian Studies Elective** (6u)<br />Elective (6u)</td></tr></tbody></table><p><strong>Notes:</strong><br />* Students may study abroad for one semester in English at a CBE partner institution in one of 8 Asian countries, or substitute 4 elective courses at the ANU.</p><p>** Students are encouraged to include 12 further units in their chosen language, in order to achieve a language major.</p><p>Please note that it may not be possible for students to study abroad and achieve a language major. Students must consult with a CBE course advisor in the first semester of their program of study.</p><p><strong>A general outline of the typical three-year full-time program pattern for Europe specialisation</strong></p><table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tbody><tr valign="top"><td> </td><td>First semester</td><td>Second semester</td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>Year 1<br />(48 units)</td><td>ECON1101 Microeconomics 1<br />BUSN1001 Business Reporting and Analysis<br />European language (6u)<br />EURO1004 Europe in the Modern Era</td><td>ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1<br />STAT1008 Quantitative Research Methods<br />European language (6u)<br />BUSI2025 International Business</td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>Year 2<br />(48 units)</td><td>International Business course (6u)<br />Elective (6u)<br />European language (6u)<br />Elective (6u)</td><td>BUSI2034 Dynamics of European Business<br />European language (6u)<br />EURO2003 The European Union: Policies Institutions and Challenges (6u)<br />Elective (6u)</td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>Year 3<br />(48 units)</td><td><p>BUSI3020 International Strategic Management<br />International Business Course (6u)<br />European language (6u)<br />Elective (6u)</p><p> </p></td><td>International Business course (6u)<br />European language (6u)<br />Elective * (6u)<br />Elective (6u)</td></tr></tbody></table><p><strong>Notes:</strong><br />*Students are encouraged to take one further course (6 units) in their chosen language, which would give them a language major.<br />** Students may study aboard for one semester or substitute 4 elective courses at the ANU.</p><p><strong>A general outline of the typical three-year full-time program pattern for the Middle East specialisation</strong></p><table border="1" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tbody><tr valign="top"><td> </td><td>First semester</td><td>Second semester</td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>Year 1<br />(48 units)</td><td>ECON1101 Microeconomics 1<br />BUSN1001 Business Reporting and Analysis<br />Middle Eastern language (6u)<br />MEAS1001 Introduction to the Modern Middle East</td><td>ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1<br />STAT1008 Quantitative Research Methods<br />Middle Eastern language<br />BUSI2025 International Business</td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>Year 2<br />(48 units)</td><td>International Business course (6u)<br />Elective *(6u)<br />Middle Eastern language(6u)<br />Elective (6u)</td><td valign="top"><p>BUSI2024 Dynamics of Business in the Middle East<br />MEAS2105 The Political Economy of the Middle East<br />Middle Eastern language(6u)<br />Elective* (6u)</p></td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>Year 3<br />(48 units)</td><td><p>BUSI3020 International Strategic Management<br />International Business course (6u)<br />Middle Eastern language course (6u)<br />Elective* (6u)</p></td><td>International Business course (6u)<br />Middle Eastern language course (6u)<br />Centre for Arabic and Islamic Elective*(6u)<br />Elective* (6u)</td></tr></tbody></table><p><strong>Notes:<br />*Students are encouraged to include 12 further units in their chosen language, in order to achieve a language major.</strong></p>
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<p><strong>The Degree with Honours</strong></p><p>The honours program in the Bachelor of International Business degre requires enrolment in MMIB4004 Honours in Business.</p>
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<p>The Bachelor of International Business degree offers specialisations in Asia, Europe or the Middle East and provides a three year program in which the study of international business is enhanced through study of an Asian, European or Middle Eastern language and culture. Languages available for study include Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Lao, Thai, Urdu, Vietnamese, Arabic, Turkish, Persian (Farsi), Malay, Javanese, Tetum, Sanskrit, Spanish, German, French or Italian. Students completing the Asia or European specialisation may choose to study for one semester (in English)at one of the partner universities of the ANU College of Business and Economics in Asia or Europe.</p>
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Bachelor of International Business
<p>The Bachelor of International Business requires completion of 144 units including:</p><ol><li>At least 60 units taken from courses listed in <a href="http://studyat.anu.edu.au/_cbe_schedule_1.html">Schedule 1</a> within the ANU College of Business and Economics </li><li>At least 60 units taken from courses within the ANU College of Asian & the Pacific (Asia plan) or the ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences (Europe plan or Middle East plan)</li><li>Not more than 60 units at 1000-level</li><li>The following compulsory courses from the Faculty of Economics and Commerce:<br />(a) ECON1101 Microeconomics 1<br />(b) ECON1102 Macroeconomics 1 or ECON1100 Economics 1 (H)<br />(c) BUSN1001 Business Reporting and Analysis<br />(d) STAT1008 Quantitative Research Methods<br /></li><li>The International Business major as detailed in <a href="http://studyat.anu.edu.au/_cbe_schedule_3.html" target="_blank">Schedule 3</a> of the College of Business and Economics (See List of Majors under the heading Bachelor of Commerce Majors)<br /></li><li>One of the following compulsory specialist plans <br />(i) Asia Plan (from the ANU College of Asian and the Pacific) comprising:<br /> (a) ASIA1025 Individual and Society in Asia A<br /> (b) ASIA1030 Individual and Society in Asia B<br /> (c) 36 units in an Asian Language<br /> (d) 12 units of courses offered within the <a href="/acad_orgs/23/courses/undergrad.html">Faculty of Asian Studies</a><br />or<br /><p>(ii) Europe plan (from the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences) comprising:<br /> (a) EURO1004 Europe in Modern Era<br /> (b) EURO2003 The European Union: Policies Institutions and Challenges<br /> (c) 36 units in a single European Language (not more than 12 units at introductory level)<br /> (d) 12 units of courses offered within the <a href="/acad_orgs/2/courses/undergrad.html">Faculty of Arts</a></p>or<br /><p>(iii) Middle East plan (from the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences) comprising:<br /> (a) MEAS1001 Introduction to the Modern Middle East<br /> (b) MEAS2105 The Political Economy of the Middle East<br /> (c) 36 units in Arabic, Persian or Turkish (not more than 12 units at introductory level)<br /> (d) 12 units of courses offered within the Centre for Arab and Islamic Studies, ANU College of Arts andSocial Sciences. </p></li></ol>
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2010