Course Overview
The Bachelor of Business (Technology Management) (BBTM) course (CRICOS Course Code 108859G / TEQSA Course Code: CRS1401177) offered by the Australian School of Accounting (ASA) is designed to develop confident, competent, innovative, and work-ready Graduates with the analytical, conceptual, and technical skills to contribute to business success, in a working environment.
Tuition fees can be found by clicking the Current Fees link to download. See here for Domestic Students and here for Overseas Students.
Please contact our team at info@asahe.edu.com for more information and specific fees, special scholarship and charges that may apply to your enrolment.
The Bachelor of Business (Technology Management) is a three-year course comprised of 12 quadmesters. For any inquiries regarding course length and flexibility please contact info@asahe.edu.com
All ASA unit and elective assessment weight is as follows:
- Online discussion forums over eight weeks – 10%
- Individual essay/report OR mid-quadmester test – 15%
- Group report – 20% and presentation – 5%
- Final Exams – 50%
Students must score 40% or more in the final exam to pass.
Forms of assessment will include both formative and summative assessment, together with critical reflection on the outcomes of assessment tasks.
Course Description, Delivery and Timetable
The Bachelor of Business (Technology Management) comprises twenty-four (24) units of core units and electives over 100, 200 and 300 levels to meet the requirements of with the Australian Qualifications Framework (Level 7), and Higher Education Standards Framework. Candidates can choose to study part-time or full time.
This course commences with six (6) core units at the 100 level and two (2) electives that provide students with a strong grounding in the knowledge, skills and application required for business and technology. These first-year units are followed by the next set of six (6) core units and two (2) electives covering business and technology at the 200 level. The final set of five (5) core units and three (3) electives covering advanced applications, an internship and a capstone unit at the 300 level provides students with a choice of electives in their field of interest.
The Bachelor of Business (Technology Management) equips Graduates with the skills and attributes necessary to seek greater professional advancement to further their careers.
ASA operates on a quadmester basis (four intakes per year). We offer two study options that enable greater flexibility in tailoring your study requirements to meet your lifestyle needs.
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Full Time |
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1. 3 Year Course (Standard): 2 units a quadmester – 8 units per year. 2. 2 Year Course (Fast Track): 3 units a quadmester – 12 units per year. This option is available to domestic students and is subject to approval, please contact info@asahe.edu.au to find out more. |
The primary mode of delivery is face-to-face and at the same time online for each unit, in the following manner:
- Lecture: 1 hour per week per unit
- Tutorial: 2 x 1.5 = 3 hours per week per unit
- Online Discussion Forum questions and answers: 1 hour per week per unit
In the case of less than ten (10) students the following will apply:
- Lecture: 1 hour per week per unit
- Tutorial: 1 x 1.5 per week per unit
See “Quadmesters” for a deeper breakdown and description of every unit and elective* in this course.
*Subject to availability.
Entry Requirements
ASA welcomes all suitably qualified students, both domestic and overseas.
International students MUST apply through a qualified Education Agent. Visit why use an agent for more information. (LINK TO WHY USE AGENT PAGE)
Entry requirements Satisfactory completion of a qualification at AQF Level 6 (Associate Degree or Advanced Diploma), or an equivalent international qualification.
Our standard admission requirements are described in our Student Admission Policy. Click to view Student Admissions Policy.
Please contact us by email on info@asahe.edu.au to find out more about our scholarships on offer and your eligibility.
To gain admission to ASA’s Bachelor of Business (Technology Management), students need to meet ONE of the following criteria:
- Successful completion of an Australian senior secondary qualification with a satisfactory Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) score of 55 (or equivalent as determined by the Academic Board); or
- Successful completion of an equivalent secondary qualification interstate and attainment of the required entrance standard; or
- Satisfactory completion of an accredited Tertiary Preparation Program (TPP) or a Foundation Year Program offered by a recognised higher education provider in Australia; or
- Successful completion of an equivalent secondary qualification overseas, and attainment of the required entrance standard; or
- Satisfactory completion of a qualification at AQF Level 6 or above, or an equivalent international qualification.
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IELTS |
Overall Band Score 6.0 with a minimum subscore of 5.5 in writing, reading, speaking and listening |
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TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) |
60 Overall (with a writing score of 20) |
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PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English Academic) and above *We accept PTE Online |
Overall score 50 with no skill score < 42 |
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OR |
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CAE (Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English) |
52 or better |
NOTE: International applicants are only eligible to enrol as full-time students and must be 18 years of age or over at the time that they commence the course for which they have applied.
(For non-school leavers including mature-age applicants and/or those who do not hold their HSC or equivalent)
Domestic applicants who are 21 years of age or over who have not completed Year 12 or its equivalent may gain entry to a course by addressing one of the following entry requirements:
- Successful completion of a Special Tertiary Admissions Test administered by a tertiary admissions centre; or
- Submission of a portfolio of prior and current academic and professional work.
NOTE: Mature age entry applicants must also meet the English language entry requirements.
Any student with prior learning may submit appropriate evidence and apply for Recognition of Prior Learning. ASA may award credit towards achievement of a qualification or award for various forms of prior learning by comparing a student’s current level of skills and knowledge against unit learning outcomes. ASA may, at its discretion, recognise the validity of other forms of training or education, providing they are deemed equivalent to, or meet, the AQF standards. For further information please review the Recognition to Prior Learning Policy.
Career Paths
Bachelor of Business (Technology Management) Graduates will have interpersonal and communication skills that are required in business. A Graduate who has completed this course of study will be able to apply practical skills as well as theoretical knowledge in conjunction with judgement and critical thinking and will be ready for any position in business, management or technology, depending on their choice of electives.
Some future career paths include:
Information and Organisation Professional | ICT Manager | ICT Project Manager | IT Service Delivery Manager | ICT Business Development Manager
Academic Lead
This course is led by Prof Venkatesh Mahadevan our Academic Dean
How To Apply
Students can either apply with an Education Agent, Email ASA or Apply Online.
To apply online, ensure you have downloaded and completed all application forms ready to submit online.
Overseas Students MUST apply with an Education Agent.
Find out why, and locate one of our Education Agents near you here.
If you have any inquiries please contact ASA for help with your application.
1300 672 076
Course Planner
All of our Bachelor courses are three years (or 12 quadmesters) long and are generally made up of the following structure.
See “Quadmesters” below for a deeper breakdown and description of every unit and elective* in this course.
*Subject to availability.
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First Quadmester |
Second Quadmester |
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BIT100 Introduction to Programming |
Elective |
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BUS100 Business Communication |
BUS101 Quantitative Methods |
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Third quadmester |
Fourth quadmester |
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MGT100 Organisational Behaviour |
BIS100 Introduction to Business Information Systems |
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Elective |
LAW100 Business Law |
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Fifth quadmester |
Sixth quadmester |
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BUS202 Driving Value through Innovation BUS200 Strategic Leadership |
BIT201 Database Fundamentals (Prerequisites BIS100 Introduction to Business Information Systems/BUS101 Quantitative Methods |
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BUS200 Strategic Leadership (Prerequisites MGT100 Organisational Behaviour) |
MGT200 Fundamentals of Business Analytics |
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Seventh quadmester |
Eighth quadmester |
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MGT201 Business Logistics Management |
BUS201 Business Ethics and Social Responsibility |
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Elective |
Elective |
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Ninth quadmester |
Tenth quadmester |
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BIS300 Information and Cyber Security BIT300 Enterprise Systems Applications |
BUS300 Project Management (Prerequisites BIS100 Introduction to Business Information Systems /BUS100 Business Communication) BUS320 Entrepreneurship (Prerequisite BUS200 Strategic Leadership) |
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Eleventh quadmester |
Twelfth quadmester |
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Elective |
Twelfth Quadmester-CAP300 Business Information Technology (CAPSTONE) (Prerequisites BIT201 Database Fundamentals and MGT200 Fundamentals of Business Analytics) |
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Elective |
Elective |
ELECTIVES LIST
Elective Units (100 level)
- MKT100 Fundamentals of Marketing
- ACC100 Accounting in Society
- BUS102 Economics
Elective Units (200 level)
- ACC200 Business Finance
- MKT200 Digital Marketing Analytics
- MGT202 Managing People and Culture
Elective Units (300 level)
- BIS320 Data Visualisation
- BIS340 Knowledge Management and Data Governance
- BUS310 Internship
- BIT320 Integrating Networks and Communication
- MGT350 Human Resources and Technology
- MKT300 Strategic Digital Marketing
