BGL Internship (Commerce) (11166.1)

Availability

• UC - Canberra, Bruce

  Year	Teaching Period	Convener		Mode of Delivery
  2019	Summer Semester	MR   Greg   BOLAND	(Ph: +61 2 62012327 )	INTERNPLCE
  2019	Semester 1	MR   Greg   BOLAND	(Ph: +61 2 62012327 )	INTERNPLCE
  2019	Winter Term	MR   Greg   BOLAND	(Ph: +61 2 62012327 )	INTERNPLCE
  2019	Semester 2	MR   Greg   BOLAND	(Ph: +61 2 62012327 )	INTERNPLCE
  2020	Summer Semester	MR   Greg   BOLAND	(Ph: +61 2 62012327 )	INTERNPLCE
  2020	Semester 1	MR   Greg   BOLAND	(Ph: +61 2 62012327 )	INTERNPLCE
  2020	Winter Term	MR   Greg   BOLAND	(Ph: +61 2 62012327 )	INTERNPLCE
  2020	Semester 2	MR   Greg   BOLAND	(Ph: +61 2 62012327 )	INTERNPLCE

Unit Outlines

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• Semester 2, 2019, INTERNPLCE, BRUCE (184613) - View
• Winter Term, 2019, INTERNPLCE, BRUCE (192354) - View
• Semester 1, 2019, INTERNPLCE, BRUCE (184612) - View
• Summer Semester, 2018/19, INTERNPLCE, BRUCE (191916) - View

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Syllabus

Toward understanding business practice, students are required to undertake 'real world' experiences. Students are required to undertake an internship of 75 hours under the supervision of a professional practitioner in an appropriate workplace in the community where they will be exposed to and involved in the processes of planning and implementing management activities. Students are required to analyse the organisation and management practices by preparing research reports and keeping a reflective journal. They will also prepare and present a 30 minute seminar presentation to share their observations and experiences with other students at the semesters end.

Learning Outcomes

After successful completion of this unit, students will be able to:

1. Understand the relationships between accounting theories and actual professional practice through self-directed learning;

2. Analyse actual accounting related practices and identify how accounting relations could be improved;

3. Work individually and in groups communicate their experience both orally and in written form, with confidence and clarity; and

4. Demonstrate entrepreneurial skills including creativity, initiative, critical thinking, adaptability, leadership, and resourcefulness.

Contact Hours

75 hours over the semester.

Prerequisites

Successful completion of 24 credit points in a course in the Faculty of Business, Government & Law.

Corequisites

None.

Assumed Knowledge

None.

Incompatible Units

None.

Equivalent Units

9596 Accounting Internship and 9597 Banking and Finance Internship