Bachelor of Applied Management

In this pathway, students will learn the theory and practice of accountancy, critical thinking, decision-making, and business analysis. The course also includes financial reports and business tax regulations. Before they graduate, students will complete an accounting project for a real business as their final assignment. There are two accounting pathways to choose from - the non-CAANZ/CPA pathway, which has greater flexibility, or the CAANZ/CPA pathway, which allows the potential to become a chartered accountant.

CAANZ/CPA pathway

This accounting pathway allows graduates to become chartered accountants. This comes with a range of benefits and networks in New Zealand and worldwide, including membership in 11 countries like the United Kingdom, Canada, Hong Kong, United States of America, and Japan. CAANZ is recognised in 165 countries as a member of the Global Accounting Alliance.

Graduates will be finance, accounting, and business professionals as a Certified Practising Accountant (CPA). The CPA qualification focuses on strategy, leadership, and global business skills, giving you the edge you need in today's dynamic business environment.

The CAANZ​/CPA pathway is very structured, which means students will take core modules each year of their degree and be unable to study for a second major.

These core modules will give students a breadth and depth of skill to work as an accountant worldwide. Students will also apply their skills to an industry project with a local business in their third year.

Click here for accounting - CAANZ​ CPA study planner.

Accounting - non-CAANZ/CPA pathway

The non-CAANZ/CPA pathway is more flexible giving students the option to study for a second major. In their first year, students will complete the eight core modules required for the applied management degree providing the important skills needed to excel in any area of business. For the second year, students will take three accounting major modules and choose three other modules, which can be used towards a second major. Students will also take the Applied Management and Research Methodology core modules.

In their third year, students will study two more accounting major modules and two other modules toward their second major. Students will also apply their skill on work placement with a local business.

Click here for accounting - non-CAANZ/CPA study planner.

In their first year, students will complete the eight core modules required for the applied management degree. These will give students the essential broad skills they will need to excel in any area of business. For the second year, students will take three modules for their event management major, choose three other modules, which can be toward a second major, and two more core modules – Applied Management and Research Methodology. In their third year, students will study two more event management modules and two other modules toward a second major. Students will also apply their skill on work placement with a local business.

Click here for the event management study planner.

In their first year, students will complete the eight core modules required for the applied management degree. These modules will give students the important broad skills they will need to excel in any business area. During their second year, students will take three modules for the strategic management major, choose three other modules toward a second major, and study two core modules – Applied Management and Research Methodology. In the third year, students will study two more strategic management modules and two other modules towards a second major. Students will also apply their skill on work placement with a local business.

Click here for the strategic management study planner.

Get the skills to become an economic powerhouse. The broad scope of this major equips students with the skills to get the best results out of people and processes. The skills gained allow graduates to plan and implement production efficiencies that translate to what every business needs: a better bottom line.

In their first year, students will complete the eight core modules required for the applied management degree. These give students important broad skills they will need to excel in any area of business. Students will take three modules for the operation and production management major in the second year, choose three other modules that can be toward a second major, and two more core modules – Applied Management and Research Methodology. In their third year, students will study two more operation and production management modules and two other modules towards a second major. Students will also apply their skill on work placement with a local business.

Make a career out of being a 'people person'. In this major, students will gain the essential skills needed to get the most from a team of workers. Students will learn about staff management, recruitment, team member performance, up-skilling and development, and resolving workplace conflict.

In their first year, students will complete the eight core modules required for the applied management degree. These modules will give students the important broad skills needed to excel in any area of business. For their second year, students will take three modules for the human resources management major, choose three other modules that can be toward a second major, and two more core modules – Applied Management and Research Methodology. In the third year, students will study two more human resources management modules and two other courses towards a second major. Students will also apply their skill on work placement with a local business.

Click here for the human resource management study planner.

Putting consumer theory into practice, students will graduate with skills in consumer behavioural analysis, domestic and international market theory, and applied marketing campaigns.

In their first year, students will complete the eight core modules required for the applied management degree. These will give students the important broad skills needed to excel in any area of business. For the second year, students will take three modules for the sales and marketing major, choose three other modules that can be toward a second major, and two more core modules – Applied Management and Research Methodology. In the third year, students will study two more sales and marketing management modules and two other modules towards a second major. Students will also apply their skill on work placement with a local business.

Click here for the sales and marketing study planner.

Develop the art of successful selling. With this major, students will develop skills in-store designs, marketing campaigns, customer in-store experiences and creating retail concepts to work in retail management.

In their first year, students will complete the eight core modules required for the applied management degree. These will give students the important broad skills needed to excel in any area of business.​ In the second year, three modules will be specific to retail management: services marketing management or e-commerce, marketing development, and sales and consumer behaviour. Students will also study applied management and select four other modules offered within the Bachelor of Applied Management (these could be part of a second major). In the third year, students will study retail marketing, retailing enterprise, and management. They will also take a research paper and choose one elective. In the third year, students will undertake the co-operative education project.

Click here for the retail management study planner.

Make your ideas a reality. In this major, students will learn how to innovate and create game-changing products and services, build a great team, incorporate customers' feedback in developing a service or product, learn from failures and turn them into opportunities, raise funds needed for growth, and know-how to choose an appropriate and timely exit strategy.

In their first year, students will complete the eight core modules required for the applied management degree. These will give students the important broad skills needed to excel in any area of business. In the second year, students will take three modules for the innovation and entrepreneurship major, choose three other modules that can be towards a second major, and two more core modules - Applied Management and Research Methodology. In the third year, students will study two more innovation and entrepreneurship modules and two other modules towards a second major. Students will also apply their skill on work placement with a local business.

Click here for the innovation and entrepreneurship study planner.

In the first year, students will complete the eight core modules required for the applied management degree. These will give students the important broad skills needed to excel in any area of business. In the second year, students will take three modules for the supply chain logistics major, choose three other modules, which can be towards a second major, and two more core modules - Applied Management and Research Methodology. In the third year, students will study two more supply chain logistics modules and two other modules towards a second major. Students will also apply their skill on work placement with a local business.

Click here for the supply chain logistics study planner.

Click here for the double major study planner.