Units for the Goals
Monash Business School offers over 20 units that address the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME).
Below is a list of Sustainable Development Goals where we offer units that can further your interest and understanding of the Goal itself. From here, you can find out more about the units, the campuses they are taught at, and the teaching periods they’re available in.
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ECC5801 – Prosperity, Poverty and Sustainability in a Globalised World
Guiding students to answer the question, ‘what drives sustainable economic prosperity?’
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MKF5760 – Shaping Ethical Marketplaces
Students explore various marketing concepts, frameworks, and techniques that can help develop such awareness and facilitate informed decision making.
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ECC3146 – Community, market and government
This unit first discusses how community affects the provision of social insurance and redistribution; public health outcomes; effectiveness of law enforcement; and the governance of common pool resources. It then discusses the interactions between community, market, and government.
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ECC3146 – Community, market and government
This unit first discusses how community affects the provision of social insurance and redistribution; public health outcomes; effectiveness of law enforcement; and the governance of common pool resources. It then discusses the interactions between community, market, and government.
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BEX5060 – Challenges in global agribusinesses
This Caulfield-based unit examines commercial and economic issues surrounding agriculture and global food supply.
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MGF1010 – Introduction to management
This Caulfield-based unit introduces the history and fundamental perspectives of management. By examining real-life scenarios and engaging in creative practices, you will learn to apply these perspectives to address contemporary managerial challenges.
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MGF5003 – Writing effective literature reviews for management research
This unit is designed to advance your knowledge, skills, and abilities around literature reviews (LRs) in management research. The unit will prepare you to develop an appropriate and impactful LR tailored to a topic of your interest.
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ECC3146 – Community, market and government
This unit first discusses how community affects the provision of social insurance and redistribution; public health outcomes; effectiveness of law enforcement; and the governance of common pool resources. It then discusses the interactions between community, market, and government.
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ECC3671 – Economic science of diversity and inclusion
Examining the role of diversity and inclusion in modern workplaces.
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MGX2661 – Sustainable Human Resource Management
Examining how sustainable approaches to HRM can address important contemporary challenges and the broader impacts of organisations on society and the environment.
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MKF5760 – Shaping Ethical Marketplaces
Students explore various marketing concepts, frameworks, and techniques that can help develop such awareness and facilitate informed decision making.
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MGF1010 – Introduction to management
This Caulfield-based unit introduces the history and fundamental perspectives of management. By examining real-life scenarios and engaging in creative practices, you will learn to apply these perspectives to address contemporary managerial challenges.
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MGO5110 – Sustainability and performance in human resource management
This unit explores workforce sustainability and performance in contemporary human resource management. It provides relevant theories and frameworks to understand how organisations can sustainably engage with people in times of uncertainty and change.
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MGF5962 – Contemporary management principles and practices
The overall aim of this unit is to introduce you to the range of activities associated with the role of management, specifically of the organisation, teams, individuals and self.
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MGF5928 – Strategic Leadership
This unit will critically evaluate the dynamic nature of strategy making and strategic leadership. You will become familiar with key strategic concepts and frameworks to analyse organisational strategy, and understand the importance of strategic thinking in leadership development.
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MKB2703 – Consumer psychology
In this unit, you will explore the psychology behind consumer decision making and behaviour. You will examine ways in which marketers leverage consumer needs, motivations, and perceptions to configure product and service offerings.
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BFF3999 – Finance and society
This unit is intended to contextualise your acquired knowledge for solving problems in real world domestic and global situations. As a capstone unit, it should be studied in the final semester of the banking and finance major as it draws upon and integrates learning from previous units studied.
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BTX3100 – Sustainability regulation for business
This unit introduces you to the legal risks and responsibilities faced by business enterprises arising from regulation and compliance obligations associated with global environmental and sustainability challenges.
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MGF5962 – Contemporary management principles and practices
The overall aim of this unit is to introduce you to the range of activities associated with the role of management, specifically of the organisation, teams, individuals and self.
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BTF5910 – Corporate Sustainability Regulation
Exploring legal and regulatory approaches to current sustainability challenges.
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ENS5350 – Circular economy: Principles and solutions
This unit introduces you to the circular economy, leveraging Monash University’s multi-disciplinary expertise and commitment to leadership in the circular economy. It integrates insights from sustainable development, systems thinking, management science, green technologies, behavioural science, industrial design, and social sciences.
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BFF3999 – Finance and society
This unit is intended to contextualise your acquired knowledge for solving problems in real world domestic and global situations. As a capstone unit, it should be studied in the final semester of the banking and finance major as it draws upon and integrates learning from previous units studied.
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MKF5760 – Shaping Ethical Marketplaces
Students explore various marketing concepts, frameworks, and techniques that can help develop such awareness and facilitate informed decision making.
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MGF5962 – Contemporary management principles and practices
The overall aim of this unit is to introduce you to the range of activities associated with the role of management, specifically of the organisation, teams, individuals and self.
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BTX3100 – Sustainability regulation for business
This unit introduces you to the legal risks and responsibilities faced by business enterprises arising from regulation and compliance obligations associated with global environmental and sustainability challenges.
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BTF5910 – Corporate Sustainability Regulation
Exploring legal and regulatory approaches to current sustainability challenges.
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BFF3999 – Finance and society
This unit is intended to contextualise your acquired knowledge for solving problems in real world domestic and global situations. As a capstone unit, it should be studied in the final semester of the banking and finance major as it draws upon and integrates learning from previous units studied.
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ENS5350 – Circular economy: Principles and solutions
This unit introduces you to the circular economy, leveraging Monash University’s multi-disciplinary expertise and commitment to leadership in the circular economy. It integrates insights from sustainable development, systems thinking, management science, green technologies, behavioural science, industrial design, and social sciences.
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MGX3100 – Ethics and sustainable business practices
In this unit you will examine ethical theories to better understand the ways organisations can engage in sustainable business practices.
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MGF5928 – Strategic Leadership
This unit will critically evaluate the dynamic nature of strategy making and strategic leadership. You will become familiar with key strategic concepts and frameworks to analyse organisational strategy, and understand the importance of strategic thinking in leadership development.
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ECC2460 – Energy markets and policy
In this unit you will learn how energy and associated environmental markets work (e.g. carbon markets), and the regulatory mechanisms that have been used or are available to achieve desired policy goals.
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ECC3640 – Economics of climate change
Explore the multifaceted economic dimensions of climate change in this comprehensive unit. You'll delve into the impacts and economic costs of climate change, conduct global cost-benefit analyses, and critically evaluate the limitations of integrated assessment models.
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MGF5962 – Contemporary management principles and practices
The overall aim of this unit is to introduce you to the range of activities associated with the role of management, specifically of the organisation, teams, individuals and self.
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BTX3100 – Sustainability regulation for business
This unit introduces you to the legal risks and responsibilities faced by business enterprises arising from regulation and compliance obligations associated with global environmental and sustainability challenges.
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BFF3999 – Finance and society
This unit is intended to contextualise your acquired knowledge for solving problems in real world domestic and global situations. As a capstone unit, it should be studied in the final semester of the banking and finance major as it draws upon and integrates learning from previous units studied.
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MGX3100 – Ethics and sustainable business practices
In this unit you will examine ethical theories to better understand the ways organisations can engage in sustainable business practices.
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MGF5911 – Geo-politics and business globalisation
This unit will introduce you to key analytical approaches that theorise the relationship between politics and global business risk and the geo-strategic strategies governments and firms might engage when managing problems stemming from political volatility, the evolving nature of government-business relations, and the geographic relocation of global business.
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MKB2703 – Consumer psychology
In this unit, you will explore the psychology behind consumer decision making and behaviour. You will examine ways in which marketers leverage consumer needs, motivations, and perceptions to configure product and service offerings.
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ACF5100 – Strategic Management Accounting
Equipping students with responsible leadership and sustainable development knowledge.
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MGX3991 – Leadership Principles and Practices
This interactive unit examines principles and practices of leadership that are vital for aspiring leaders of the future.
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MGF5928 – Strategic Leadership
This unit will critically evaluate the dynamic nature of strategy making and strategic leadership. You will become familiar with key strategic concepts and frameworks to analyse organisational strategy, and understand the importance of strategic thinking in leadership development.
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ECC2460 – Energy markets and policy
In this unit you will learn how energy and associated environmental markets work (e.g. carbon markets), and the regulatory mechanisms that have been used or are available to achieve desired policy goals.
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ETF3480/5348 – Decision modelling for business
This unit develops skills in modelling complex decision problems. You will explore different classes of decision policies and apply tools such as simulation, decision trees, queuing models, and various advanced optimisation techniques. Applications span business functions including operations, asset pricing, marketing, and management.
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BTF5345 – Human Rights and Global Business
Equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand how business activities and relationships impact human rights.
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ECC3671 – Economic science of diversity and inclusion
Examining the role of diversity and inclusion in modern workplaces.
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MGX3100 – Ethics and sustainable business practices
In this unit you will examine ethical theories to better understand the ways organisations can engage in sustainable business practices.
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MGX2661 – Sustainable Human Resource Management
Examining how sustainable approaches to HRM can address important contemporary challenges and the broader impacts of organisations on society and the environment.
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MGX3991 – Leadership Principles and Practices
This interactive unit examines principles and practices of leadership that are vital for aspiring leaders of the future.
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MKF2531 – Not-for-Profit Marketing
Providing students with an introduction to not-for-profit marketing.
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MGF1010 – Introduction to management
This Caulfield-based unit introduces the history and fundamental perspectives of management. By examining real-life scenarios and engaging in creative practices, you will learn to apply these perspectives to address contemporary managerial challenges.
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MGO5110 – Sustainability and performance in human resource management
This unit explores workforce sustainability and performance in contemporary human resource management. It provides relevant theories and frameworks to understand how organisations can sustainably engage with people in times of uncertainty and change.
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MGF5962 – Contemporary management principles and practices
The overall aim of this unit is to introduce you to the range of activities associated with the role of management, specifically of the organisation, teams, individuals and self.
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MGF5911 – Geo-politics and business globalisation
This unit will introduce you to key analytical approaches that theorise the relationship between politics and global business risk and the geo-strategic strategies governments and firms might engage when managing problems stemming from political volatility, the evolving nature of government-business relations, and the geographic relocation of global business.
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MKB2703 – Consumer psychology
In this unit, you will explore the psychology behind consumer decision making and behaviour. You will examine ways in which marketers leverage consumer needs, motivations, and perceptions to configure product and service offerings.
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ECC3640 – Economics of climate change
Explore the multifaceted economic dimensions of climate change in this comprehensive unit. You'll delve into the impacts and economic costs of climate change, conduct global cost-benefit analyses, and critically evaluate the limitations of integrated assessment models.
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ECC3146 – Community, market and government
This unit first discusses how community affects the provision of social insurance and redistribution; public health outcomes; effectiveness of law enforcement; and the governance of common pool resources. It then discusses the interactions between community, market, and government.
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ACC/ACF3200 – Management accounting
This unit focuses on the provision and use of management accounting information for management planning and control in organisations. Technical and behavioural issues related to budgeting, performance measurement, and value chain management are considered.
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ACF5350 – Applied contemporary accounting
This capstone unit requires you to synthesise, analyse, evaluate and apply prior knowledge and skills gained throughout the Master of Accounting in a manner that is designed to enhance their ability to transition to a chosen career path.
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ACF5510 – Integrated accounting
In this capstone unit, you will consolidate your previous learning gained throughout the Master of Professional Accounting course and apply your skills and knowledge directly in a team-based environment. The unit aims to prepare you for an accounting and finance career path.
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BFF3999 – Finance and society
This unit is intended to contextualise your acquired knowledge for solving problems in real world domestic and global situations. As a capstone unit, it should be studied in the final semester of the banking and finance major as it draws upon and integrates learning from previous units studied.
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BTX3100 – Sustainability regulation for business
This unit introduces you to the legal risks and responsibilities faced by business enterprises arising from regulation and compliance obligations associated with global environmental and sustainability challenges.
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BFF3999 – Finance and society
This unit is intended to contextualise your acquired knowledge for solving problems in real world domestic and global situations. As a capstone unit, it should be studied in the final semester of the banking and finance major as it draws upon and integrates learning from previous units studied.
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ENS5350 – Circular economy: Principles and solutions
This unit introduces you to the circular economy, leveraging Monash University’s multi-disciplinary expertise and commitment to leadership in the circular economy. It integrates insights from sustainable development, systems thinking, management science, green technologies, behavioural science, industrial design, and social sciences.
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ECC3146 – Community, market and government
This unit first discusses how community affects the provision of social insurance and redistribution; public health outcomes; effectiveness of law enforcement; and the governance of common pool resources. It then discusses the interactions between community, market, and government.
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ECC5801 – Prosperity, Poverty and Sustainability in a Globalised World
Guiding students to answer the question, ‘what drives sustainable economic prosperity?’
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ACF5100 – Strategic Management Accounting
Equipping students with responsible leadership and sustainable development knowledge.
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MGF5962 – Contemporary management principles and practices
The overall aim of this unit is to introduce you to the range of activities associated with the role of management, specifically of the organisation, teams, individuals and self.
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BTX3100 – Sustainability regulation for business
This unit introduces you to the legal risks and responsibilities faced by business enterprises arising from regulation and compliance obligations associated with global environmental and sustainability challenges.
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BTF5910 – Corporate Sustainability Regulation
Exploring legal and regulatory approaches to current sustainability challenges.
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MGX3100 – Ethics and sustainable business practices
In this unit you will examine ethical theories to better understand the ways organisations can engage in sustainable business practices.
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ENS5350 – Circular economy: Principles and solutions
This unit introduces you to the circular economy, leveraging Monash University’s multi-disciplinary expertise and commitment to leadership in the circular economy. It integrates insights from sustainable development, systems thinking, management science, green technologies, behavioural science, industrial design, and social sciences.
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MGF5911 – Geo-politics and business globalisation
This unit will introduce you to key analytical approaches that theorise the relationship between politics and global business risk and the geo-strategic strategies governments and firms might engage when managing problems stemming from political volatility, the evolving nature of government-business relations, and the geographic relocation of global business.
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ECC3146 – Community, market and government
This unit first discusses how community affects the provision of social insurance and redistribution; public health outcomes; effectiveness of law enforcement; and the governance of common pool resources. It then discusses the interactions between community, market, and government.
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ECC5801 – Prosperity, Poverty and Sustainability in a Globalised World
Guiding students to answer the question, ‘what drives sustainable economic prosperity?’
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MKF5760 – Shaping Ethical Marketplaces
Students explore various marketing concepts, frameworks, and techniques that can help develop such awareness and facilitate informed decision making.
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MKB2703 – Consumer psychology
In this unit, you will explore the psychology behind consumer decision making and behaviour. You will examine ways in which marketers leverage consumer needs, motivations, and perceptions to configure product and service offerings.
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ACF5350 – Applied contemporary accounting
This capstone unit requires you to synthesise, analyse, evaluate and apply prior knowledge and skills gained throughout the Master of Accounting in a manner that is designed to enhance their ability to transition to a chosen career path.
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ACF5510 – Integrated accounting
In this capstone unit, you will consolidate your previous learning gained throughout the Master of Professional Accounting course and apply your skills and knowledge directly in a team-based environment. The unit aims to prepare you for an accounting and finance career path.
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MGF5020 – Business Ethics in a Global Environment
Developing students' moral reasoning about the conduct of business in the global context.
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MKB3804 – Strategic Marketing in Social Contexts
This capstone unit will consolidate students' marketing knowledge using a marketing planning framework.
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MGX3121 – Foundations and futures of globalisation
This unit explores the notion of globalisation, and considers its foundations, its relevance today, and its implications for the future. The unit critically analyses the philosophical and theoretical assumptions that underpin different perspectives of globalisation, and examines how these shape the world around us, as well as our future.
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ECC3640 – Economics of climate change
Explore the multifaceted economic dimensions of climate change in this comprehensive unit. You'll delve into the impacts and economic costs of climate change, conduct global cost-benefit analyses, and critically evaluate the limitations of integrated assessment models.
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ETF3480/5348 – Decision modelling for business
This unit develops skills in modelling complex decision problems. You will explore different classes of decision policies and apply tools such as simulation, decision trees, queuing models, and various advanced optimisation techniques. Applications span business functions including operations, asset pricing, marketing, and management.
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MGF5691 – Global Sustainable Operations and Supply Chain Management
Integrating concepts from both operations and supply chain management toward the strategic goals of more sustainable production systems.
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MKF2401 – Marketing Issues in Packaging Design
Introducing students to the importance of packaging and the social, economic, environmental, and sustainable components that are driving packaging decisions.
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MKF2531 – Not-for-Profit Marketing
Providing students with an introduction to not-for-profit marketing.
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ACF3100 – Advanced Financial Accounting
This Caulfield-based unit explores advanced financial accounting issues, allowing you to apply critical, problem solving, and teamwork skills to issues that are faced by corporations in the current, globalised environment.
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ACC3100 – Advanced Financial Accounting
This Clayton-based unit explores advanced financial accounting issues, allowing you to apply critical, problem solving, and teamwork skills to issues that are faced by corporations in the current, globalised environment.
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MGF5961 – Supply chain management
By combining theory and case studies, this unit provides you with frameworks that allow companies to manage different supply chain functions (e.g., procurement, transport, distribution, inventory management), balance different stakeholders' expectations and run the business to improve profit potential.
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MGF5611 – Advanced supply chain management
This unit is designed to expose you to contemporary thought and practice in logistics and supply chain management. The unit will elaborate on the extension of logistics management across organisational boundaries.
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ACX3800 – Accounting for Climate Change
Focuses on the key role accounting plays in addressing climate change issues.
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BTF5910 – Corporate Sustainability Regulation
Exploring legal and regulatory approaches to current sustainability challenges.
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MGX3100 – Ethics and sustainable business practices
In this unit you will examine ethical theories to better understand the ways organisations can engage in sustainable business practices.
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MGF5020 – Business Ethics in a Global Environment
Developing students' moral reasoning about the conduct of business in the global context.
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MGF5961 – Supply chain management
By combining theory and case studies, this unit provides you with frameworks that allow companies to manage different supply chain functions (e.g., procurement, transport, distribution, inventory management), balance different stakeholders' expectations and run the business to improve profit potential.
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MGF5962 – Contemporary management principles and practices
The overall aim of this unit is to introduce you to the range of activities associated with the role of management, specifically of the organisation, teams, individuals and self.
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ENS5350 – Circular economy: Principles and solutions
This unit introduces you to the circular economy, leveraging Monash University’s multi-disciplinary expertise and commitment to leadership in the circular economy. It integrates insights from sustainable development, systems thinking, management science, green technologies, behavioural science, industrial design, and social sciences.
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BTX3100 – Sustainability regulation for business
This unit introduces you to the legal risks and responsibilities faced by business enterprises arising from regulation and compliance obligations associated with global environmental and sustainability challenges.
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ECC2460 – Energy markets and policy
In this unit you will learn how energy and associated environmental markets work (e.g. carbon markets), and the regulatory mechanisms that have been used or are available to achieve desired policy goals.
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ECC3640 – Economics of climate change
Explore the multifaceted economic dimensions of climate change in this comprehensive unit. You'll delve into the impacts and economic costs of climate change, conduct global cost-benefit analyses, and critically evaluate the limitations of integrated assessment models.
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ECC3146 – Community, market and government
This unit first discusses how community affects the provision of social insurance and redistribution; public health outcomes; effectiveness of law enforcement; and the governance of common pool resources. It then discusses the interactions between community, market, and government.
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ACF5350 – Applied contemporary accounting
This capstone unit requires you to synthesise, analyse, evaluate and apply prior knowledge and skills gained throughout the Master of Accounting in a manner that is designed to enhance their ability to transition to a chosen career path.
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ACF5510 – Integrated accounting
In this capstone unit, you will consolidate your previous learning gained throughout the Master of Professional Accounting course and apply your skills and knowledge directly in a team-based environment. The unit aims to prepare you for an accounting and finance career path.
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BFF3999 – Finance and society
This unit is intended to contextualise your acquired knowledge for solving problems in real world domestic and global situations. As a capstone unit, it should be studied in the final semester of the banking and finance major as it draws upon and integrates learning from previous units studied.
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BTF5910 – Corporate Sustainability Regulation
Exploring legal and regulatory approaches to current sustainability challenges.
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ENS5350 – Circular economy: Principles and solutions
This unit introduces you to the circular economy, leveraging Monash University’s multi-disciplinary expertise and commitment to leadership in the circular economy. It integrates insights from sustainable development, systems thinking, management science, green technologies, behavioural science, industrial design, and social sciences.
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BTX3100 – Sustainability regulation for business
This unit introduces you to the legal risks and responsibilities faced by business enterprises arising from regulation and compliance obligations associated with global environmental and sustainability challenges.
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BTF5910 – Corporate Sustainability Regulation
Exploring legal and regulatory approaches to current sustainability challenges.
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ENS5350 – Circular economy: Principles and solutions
This unit introduces you to the circular economy, leveraging Monash University’s multi-disciplinary expertise and commitment to leadership in the circular economy. It integrates insights from sustainable development, systems thinking, management science, green technologies, behavioural science, industrial design, and social sciences.
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BTX3100 – Sustainability regulation for business
This unit introduces you to the legal risks and responsibilities faced by business enterprises arising from regulation and compliance obligations associated with global environmental and sustainability challenges.
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MGF5962 – Contemporary management principles and practices
The overall aim of this unit is to introduce you to the range of activities associated with the role of management, specifically of the organisation, teams, individuals and self.
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MGF5962 – Contemporary management principles and practices
The overall aim of this unit is to introduce you to the range of activities associated with the role of management, specifically of the organisation, teams, individuals and self.
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BTX3100 – Sustainability regulation for business
This unit introduces you to the legal risks and responsibilities faced by business enterprises arising from regulation and compliance obligations associated with global environmental and sustainability challenges.
-
BTF5910 – Corporate Sustainability Regulation
Exploring legal and regulatory approaches to current sustainability challenges.
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BFF3999 – Finance and society
This unit is intended to contextualise your acquired knowledge for solving problems in real world domestic and global situations. As a capstone unit, it should be studied in the final semester of the banking and finance major as it draws upon and integrates learning from previous units studied.
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MGF5911 – Geo-politics and business globalisation
This unit will introduce you to key analytical approaches that theorise the relationship between politics and global business risk and the geo-strategic strategies governments and firms might engage when managing problems stemming from political volatility, the evolving nature of government-business relations, and the geographic relocation of global business.
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ECC3146 – Community, market and government
This unit first discusses how community affects the provision of social insurance and redistribution; public health outcomes; effectiveness of law enforcement; and the governance of common pool resources. It then discusses the interactions between community, market, and government.
-
MKF5760 – Shaping Ethical Marketplaces
Students explore various marketing concepts, frameworks, and techniques that can help develop such awareness and facilitate informed decision making.
-
ACF5350 – Applied contemporary accounting
This capstone unit requires you to synthesise, analyse, evaluate and apply prior knowledge and skills gained throughout the Master of Accounting in a manner that is designed to enhance their ability to transition to a chosen career path.
-
ACF5510 – Integrated accounting
In this capstone unit, you will consolidate your previous learning gained throughout the Master of Professional Accounting course and apply your skills and knowledge directly in a team-based environment. The unit aims to prepare you for an accounting and finance career path.
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ACX3800 – Accounting for Climate Change
Focuses on the key role accounting plays in addressing climate change issues.
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BTX2223 – Corporate Crime
Helping students learn to analyse and evaluate criminal conduct in the business world.
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MGF5760 – International Institutions and Organisations
Providing a detailed examination of the role played by international institutions and organisations in the process of global governance.
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ACX3800 – Accounting for Climate Change
Focuses on the key role accounting plays in addressing climate change issues.
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BTF5345 – Human Rights and Global Business
Equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand how business activities and relationships impact human rights.
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ACF3100 – Advanced Financial Accounting
This Caulfield-based unit explores advanced financial accounting issues, allowing you to apply critical, problem solving, and teamwork skills to issues that are faced by corporations in the current, globalised environment.
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ACC3100 – Advanced Financial Accounting
This Clayton-based unit explores advanced financial accounting issues, allowing you to apply critical, problem solving, and teamwork skills to issues that are faced by corporations in the current, globalised environment.
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MGF5962 – Contemporary management principles and practices
The overall aim of this unit is to introduce you to the range of activities associated with the role of management, specifically of the organisation, teams, individuals and self.
-
MGX3121 – Foundations and futures of globalisation
This unit explores the notion of globalisation, and considers its foundations, its relevance today, and its implications for the future. The unit critically analyses the philosophical and theoretical assumptions that underpin different perspectives of globalisation, and examines how these shape the world around us, as well as our future.
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ECC3146 – Community, market and government
This unit first discusses how community affects the provision of social insurance and redistribution; public health outcomes; effectiveness of law enforcement; and the governance of common pool resources. It then discusses the interactions between community, market, and government.
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MBO5008 – Leadership for sustainable development
This Caulfield-based unit introduces the history and fundamental perspectives of management. By examining real-life scenarios and engaging in creative practices, you will learn to apply these perspectives to address contemporary managerial challenges.
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