Summer Semester

Strict deadlines apply to the enrolling in and withdrawing from Summer Semester subjects. Students can enrol in Summer Semester subjects via the Admin tab in the Student Portal as part of the re-enrolment process (see Subject Selection).

Students cannot withdraw from Summer Semester subjects after the census date has passed. For information on subject census dates, refer below or check the University's Subject EFTSL, Level, Discipline and Census Date calculator. Subject census dates also appear on your enrolment record.

The 2012 Summer Semester will run from 3 January to 19 February. Please see below for the commerce subjects available.

Subject
Study Period
Census Date
ACCT10001- Accounting Reports and Analysis
Summer
13 January 2012
ACCT10002 - Accounting Transactions and Analysis
Summer
13 January 2012
MKTG20006 - Brand Management
Summer
13 January 2012
FNCE20001 - Business Finance
January
13 January 2012
FNCE30007 - Derivative Securities
January
27 January 2012
FNCE30009 - Ethics in Finance
January
27 January 2012
FNCE10001 - Finance 1
January
13 January 2012
ACCT20002 - Intermediate Financial Accounting
Summer
13 January 2012
ECON20002 - Intermediate Microeconomics
Summer
13 January 2012
MGMT10002 - Managing and Leading Organisations
Summer
13 January 2012
MGMT20002 - Managing Operations
Summer
13 January 2012
MKTG10001 - Principles of Marketing
Summer
13 January 2012
ECON20003 - Quantitative Methods 2
Summer
13 January 2012
MGMT30011 - Supply Chain Management
Summer
13 January 2012

MGMT30017 - Global Consulting Project *

* Applications for January 2012 have closed. This subject is also offered in July and applications will open after the 2nd week of semester 1, 2012

January
6 January 2012

Note: This list of subjects is correct at the time of publication. Please check the Handbook for any changes to subject availability.

Tutorial Allocation

Tutorial allocation for Summer Semester subjects is done via your student portal. For further information please go to the Subject Timetables page.

Exams

The exam period for summer term runs from: 13 - 17 February 2012.

Exams for January intensive subjects are determined by the relevant department.

Please note that you do not receive a personalised exam timetable for summer semester.

Alternative Exam Arrangements

Students requiring specific arrangements due short-term health circumstances may apply for Alternative Exam Arrangements to assist them in undertaking their exams more comfortably. Supporting medical or other appropriate documentation is required for any arrangements to be made.

Students with ongoing conditions should register with the Disability Liaison Unit to receive continuing assistance.

Further information on Alternative Exam Arrangements can be obtained by going to our Assessment page.

Special Consideration

Students who have been significantly affected by illness or other serious circumstances during semester may be eligible to apply for Special Consideration.

For f urther information please go to our Special Consideration page.

Workloads

Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Commerce double degree students may enrol in a maximum of 25 points in Summer Semester. Subjects offered during the Summer Semester are taught in intensive mode.

No approval will be given for Commerce students to undertake subjects at other universities over summer for credit towards the Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce (Management).

Fees

Summer Semester Fees for all undergraduate subjects taught by the Faculty of Business and Economics will be charged on the same basis as standard semester subjects (ie full fee students will be charged full fees and Commonwealth Supported students will be charged on a CSP basis for any Commerce Summer Semester subjects in which they enrol).

Students wishing to enrol in subject/s taught by another Faculty over the Summer Semester are advised to check with the relevant faculty regarding fee arrangements.

Winter

The Faculty of Business and Economics does not offer subjects over the winter recess. Please refer to the Handbook for information regarding the faculties that offer winter recess subjects.