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As a result of a restructure within the Griffith Business School, several courses will undergo a code change
from Semester 1/2010 and these new course codes will reflect a change to the teaching element. All enrolled
students will be able to complete their studies as required by the degree requirements and Equivalent course
lists (from 2010) which map these course code changes are now available.
Students are required to attend courses on the Nathan campus only except where an elective course is not
offered on that campus. Students may then attend the campus where that course is offered pending space
availability and subject to Program Director approval.
PLUS 40CP from one the following four options (or combinations as stipulated below):
Option 1
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Students may complete 40CP from the following elective courses:
[*] Students must obtain permission from the Program Director to complete this course as one of their
electives.
Option 2
Students may select a minimum of 20CP from the above elective courses plus 20CP from any other GBS
postgraduate program (subject to Program Director approval).
Option 3
Option 4
Students may complete up to 40CP of internship courses (subject to meeting the internship criteria) which may
be combined with electives from the above list.
Internships
Internships allow students to gain experience in formulating international business strategies. Students will be
able to undertake internships either with domestic or multi-national companies within Australia or overseas
(conditions apply). Since it is expected that many students will be studying part-time, they would have the
opportunity of undertaking an internship with their own firm either domestically or overseas. Prospective
interns will be required to have successfully completed a minimum of 60CP of courses and have a minimum
grade point average of 4.5 across these courses.
Study abroad
Students can also participate in a study abroad option by undertaking up to 40CP of their coursework at
recognised tertiary institutions in various parts of the world - e.g. students would be able to undertake
postgraduate courses at any one of the 27 other universities which are also part of the Pacific Asian
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Consortium for International Business Education and Research (PACIBER). The selected courses must be at
postgraduate level and subject to Program Director approval.
Students will be considered for entry into the Master of International Business with Honours program upon
application to the Program Director. For entry into the Honours program, students must have successfully
completed a minimum of 40CP (four core courses or equivalent) from the Master of International Business
program and have a minimum grade point average of 5.5 across the best four core courses (40CP)
undertaken. Students must complete 7001GBS [Research Design and Methods] as part of the elective
component to graduate from the Honours program. A suitable dissertation topic and supervisory arrangements
must be negotiated with the Program Director at least four weeks prior to the commencement of the project.
The proposal should be elaborated in a research proposal of not less than 500 words. The final decision
regarding admission to the Honours program is at the discretion of the Program Director.
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