The Batchelor of Business degree course
is structured so that students develop critical, analytical and
evaluative skills and gain a sound background in all areas of business
The subject aims to develop an understanding of family
owned and managed businesses and their environment through a systems
approach highlighting the challenges of the sub-systems of the family,
the business and ownership.
Provides students with a knowledge of manufacturing
management techniques, and how these techniques can be applied for
increasing manufacturing competitiveness
Provides a high level appreciation of the role of
marketing management in the private and public sectors of the economy;
it identifies good marketing practice and implementation with emphasis
on the role of marketing in building long-term relationships with
domestic and international customers.
Lean Manufacturing
Systems
Provides students with an understanding and appreciation
of the history and current operations of the manufacturing sector
throughout the world.
Level 2 Infrared Thermography for Non
Destructive Testing and Condition Monitoring
Management of Manufacturing Technology
Introduces the student to selection, implementation
and management of technologies to support the manufacturing strategy
and scheduling requirements of the manufacturing sector
OHS Management & Law 1G
Familiarises students with the fundamentals of OH&S
management, legislation and the organisation for OH&S in Australia
at state and federal levels
Production Management Systems M
Provides the student with a knowledge of production
management systems in a computer integrated manufacturing environment
Project Planning and Control in Manufacture
Provides students with a knowledge of project planning
and control techniques required to introduce and implement advanced
manufacturing engineering into the manufacturing organisation
Six Sigma Training (Black Belt)
Six sigma methodology, tools and techniques in process
improvement and control are taught, reinforced and integrated with
on the job application to achieve specific improvements in a participant?s
firm. One or more people from a firm are assigned by their firm
to attend six 2-day ?classroom? workshop sessions (and some review
sessions) over a period of 6 months. This helps them define a topic
of genuine benefit, measure inputs and outputs, analyse linkages
between them, improve the process and maintain control to ensure
continued enhanced performance.
Strategic Concepts
Develops an understanding of organisational strategies
and the concepts upon which they are based; it aims to establish
a foundation of analysis and understanding of organisation systems
and sub-systems and their operation through constant interaction
with their environments
Striving for Best Practice in Manufacturing
A first hand study of the Best Practice
approaches of successful manufacturing companies. An excellent opportunity
to network with other course participants. Special assignments devised
to benefit all course participants and their firms. The course can
be taken as a stand-alone short course or can be used as one-third
of a Masters program in manufacturing at RMIT University.
Total Quality Management M
Provides the philosophies, principles
and techniques of total quality management and quality improvement
programmes in the manufacturing environment
Our Auditing Skills Course is VETAB (Vocational
Education and The Batchelor of Business degree course is structured
so that students develop critical, analytical and evaluative skills
and gain a sound background in all areas of business
Audience
Code
UTS B02K
Price
$4,932.00
Price Notes
Provider
University of Technology Sydney
Provider Contact Details
Presenter
Duration
6 years part time, 3 years full time
Location
UTS Kuringai Campus, Eton Rd, Lindfield
Accreditation
Objectives
Technical Area
Finance & Accounting;HR, Leadership & Teamwork;Markeeting
& Customer Service
On completion of this subject students should be able
to: prepare and analyse basic accounting reports, understand costing
terminology and concepts, recognise weaknesses in existing management
accounting systems, suggest how those weaknesses could be overcome
through the implementation of cost management methods such as activity-based
costing, target costing and the balanced scorecard, apply emerging
tecniques in management accounting
Code
10258
Price
Price Notes
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Presenter
Bruce Gurd
Duration
Location
Accreditation
Objectives
To provide an understanding of the contribution
that cost management can make to managing manufacturing organisations
in the future
Provides students with a knowledge of manufacturing
systems and manufacturing competitiveness through strategic planning
Audience
Outcomes
On completion of this subject students should be able
to: understand the different levels of manufacturing activities;
assess the strengths and weaknesses of different manufacturing systems
and philosophies; introduce improved procedures into existing manufacturing
activities; develop a strategic framework for manufacturing competitiveness.
Code
6291
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Professor Lee Luong
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To provide students with a knowledge of
manufacturing systems and manufacturing competitiveness through
strategic planning
The subject aims to develop an understanding of family
owned and managed businesses and their environment through a systems
approach highlighting the challenges of the sub-systems of the family,
the business and ownership.
Audience
Outcomes
On completion of this subject students should be able
to: understand the operation of family business through a systems
approach and how a family business learns from and adapts to its
external environment; identify how the needs and aspirations of
a variety of stakeholders and participants within the family business
system can be maximised; examine the complexities of both ownership
and management succession planning and the implications for future
generations; investigate the development of the family business'
internal capabilities and competancies to ensure sustainable competitive
advantage and, where applicable, survival to the next generation;
provide an integrated view of the family business which can be utilised
for those interacting with the family business sector.
Code
12250
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Dr Jill Thomas
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
The subject aims to develop an understanding
of family owned and managed businesses and their environment through
a systems approach highlighting the challenges of the sub-systems
of the family, the business and ownership
Technical Area
Finance & Accounting; Operations Management; Marketing
& Customer Service
Global Cases
in Manufacturing Management Applications
Provides students with a knowledge of manufacturing
management techniques, and how these techniques can be applied for
increasing manufacturing competitiveness
Audience
Outcomes
On completion students should be able to understand
the applications of different manufacturing management techniques
Code
New
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Professor Lee Luong
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To provide students with a knowledge of
manufacturing management techniques, and how these techniques can
be applied for increasing manufacturing competitiveness
Provides a high level appreciation of the role of
marketing management in the private and public sectors of the economy;
it identifies good marketing practice and implementation with emphasis
on the role of marketing in building long-term relationships with
domestic and international customers.
Audience
Outcomes
On completion students will be able to appreciate
the role of marketing in the economy and society; appreciate the
fundamental principles and practices of marketing management; understand
how marketing managers make decisions; understand contemporary frameworks
and techniques utilised in marketing decision making; apply marketing
principles to typical management circumstances; appreciate marketing
activities in the context of overall plans and operations including
ways to audit how well marketing is being managed
Code
12581
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Murray Oliver
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To provide a high level appreciation of
the role of marketing management in the private and public sectors
of the economy; it identifies good marketing practice and implementation
with emphasis on the role of marketing in building long-term relationships
with domestic and international customers.
Technical Area
Marketing & Customer Service
Email
mailto:info@smartlink.net.au
Website
www.smartlink.net.au
Lean Manufacturing
Systems
Provides students with an understanding and appreciation
of the history and current operations of the manufacturing sector
throughout the world.
Audience
Outcomes
On completion of this subject students should be able
to describe the strategic role of the manufacturing sector in world
economies. Describe the strategic role of the manufacturing sector
in Australia specifically and its interface with other sectors of
the economy generally
Code
12634
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Luke Faulkner
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To provide students with an understanding
and appreciation of the history and current operations of the manufacturing
sector throughout the world
Technical Area
Operations Management
Email
mailto:info@smartlink.net.au
Website
www.smartlink.net.au
Level 2 Infrared
Thermography for Non Destructive Testing and Condition Monitoring
Audience
The course meets the requirements of AS 3998 and 3669
for Qualification and registration of personnel and the Australian
Institute for Non Destructive Testing (AINDT). The course is suitable
for Thermographers with a Level 1 qualification or other persons
with a sound knowledge of Thermographic Testing who would like to
reinforce their knowledge in this field and possibly apply for Level
2 AINDT certification
Outcomes
Code
Price
$1,120.00
Price Notes
A $1120 course fee includes tuition in a small group
environment for the 48 hour course and includes the evaluation of
the assignment, which covers the AINDT Practical examination. Optional
AINDT Examination fees for the General and Specific Examination
is $300 and the application fee for AINDT Level 2 Certification
is $220. Total cost for Training and Certification is $1640 (GST
free)
Provider
Centre for Manufacturing, Advanced Engineering Centre
at University of Melbourne
Provider Contact Details
207 Bouverie St Carlton VIC 3053 Tel +61 3 8344 9216
Fax +61 3 9347 3671
Presenter
Duration
Approx 3 months
Location
Centre for Manufacturing
Accreditation
After gaining required practical experience, Level
2 AINDT Certification can be applied for.
Objectives
On completion of this course, participants
should be able to: Specify procedures for Infrared Thermographic
Testing and perform tests, analyse and document heat patterns of
problems caused by improper design, workmanship or material failure;
After passing an examination prescribed by the AINDT and upon obtaining
the required practical experience, a Level 2 AINDT Certification
can be applied for.
Introduces the student to selection, implementation
and management of technologies to support the manufacturing strategy
and scheduling requirements of the manufacturing sector
Audience
Outcomes
On completion the students should be able to identify
the technology tools and processes that will support the business
objectives of the organisation, plan, shedule, implement and manage
the induction of new technology, use technology for the product
development cycle from concept to customer.
Code
10261
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Grier Lin
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To introduce the student to selection,
implementation and management of technologies to support the manufacturing
strategy and scheduling requirements of the manufacturing sector
Technical Area
MRPII/ERP/Supply Chain Management & E-Business
Email
mailto:info@smartlink.net.au
Website
www.smartlink.net.au
OHS Management
& Law 1G
Familiarises students with the fundamentals of OH&S
management, legislation and the organisation for OH&S in Australia
at state and federal levels
Audience
Outcomes
On completion the student should be able to outline
the development of OH&S legislation in Britain and Australia,
and identify key influences which have shaped the arrangements and
strategies adopted by government and industry for providing safe
and healthful working environments, describe the respective powers
of the Commonwealth and the state in Australia, and the responsibilities
and functions of the different agencies and industry parties which
play a role in the administration of OH&S, identify and explain
legal principles derived from common law and their relevance to
OH&S and explain the nature and scope of the obligations of
different parties under OH&S legislation
Code
11677
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Elizabeth Bluff
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To familiarise students with the fundamentals
of OH&S management, legislation and the organisation for OH&S
in Australia at state and federal levels
Technical Area
OH&S
Email
mailto:info@smartlink.net.au
Website
www.smartlink.net.au
Production Management
Systems M
Provides the student with a knowledge of production
management systems in a computer integrated manufacturing environment
Audience
Outcomes
On completion the student should be able to assess
the strengths and weaknesses of major production management systems,
apply production management techniques for operations planning and
operations management, use a production management system as the
strategy for competitive manufacturing.
Code
5499
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Professor Lee Luong
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To provide the student with a knowledge
of production management systems in a computer integrated manufacturing
environment
Technical Area
MRPII/ERP/Supply Chain Management & E-Business
Email
mailto:info@smartlink.net.au
Website
www.smartlink.net.au
Project
Planning and Control in Manufacture
Provides students with a knowledge of project planning
and control techniques required to introduce and implement advanced
manufacturing engineering into the manufacturing organisation
Audience
Outcomes
On completion students should be able to evaluate
the engineering to be introduced; identify technological obsolescence;
develop the plan for introducing advanced Engineering; co-ordinate
and control the activities of introducing new Engineering; establish
monitoring techniques
Code
5500
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Grier Lin
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To provide students with a knowledge of
project planning and control techniques required to introduce and
implement advanced manufacturing engineering into the manufacturing
organisation
Technical Area
Automation & Advanced Technologies
Email
mailto:info@smartlink.net.au
Website
www.smartlink.net.au
Six
Sigma Training (Black Belt)
Six sigma methodology, tools and techniques in process
improvement and control are taught, reinforced and integrated with
on the job application to achieve specific improvements in a participant?s
firm. One or more people from a firm are assigned by their firm
to attend six 2-day ?classroom? workshop sessions (and some review
sessions) over a period of 6 months. This helps them define a topic
of genuine benefit, measure inputs and outputs, analyse linkages
between them, improve the process and maintain control to ensure
continued enhanced performance.
Audience
People who are expected to achieve significant gains
for their company by reducing defects or improving process quality.
Outcomes
Code
Price
$4,250.00
Price Notes
GST free
Provider
Centre for Manufacturing, Advanced Engineering Centre
at University of Melbourne
Provider Contact Details
207 Bouverie St Carlton VIC 3053 Tel +61 3 8344 9216
Fax +61 3 9347 3671
Presenter
Duration
6 months (incl 6 x 2 day workshops)
Location
Centre for Manufacturing & in house
Accreditation
Participants who successfully complete the black belt
training gain entry qualifications to RMIT?s Graduate Program in
Quality Management, including exemptions from two subjects in the
Graduate Diploma in Quality Management. This qualification can then
flow on to the Master of Engineering degree
Objectives
Technical Area
Process Improvement & SPC
Email
mailto:kakos@aecm.unimelb.edu.au
Website
www.aecm.unimelb.edu.au
Strategic Concepts
Develops an understanding of organisational strategies
and the concepts upon which they are based; it aims to establish
a foundation of analysis and understanding of organisation systems
and sub-systems and their operation through constant interaction
with their environments
Audience
Outcomes
On completion students will be able to understand
systems theory in relationship to organisations and organisational
processes,analyse the environments in which organisations function,
understand the basic concepts of strategy, its development and control
and assess the impact of individual and group behaviour on organisational
decision-making and strategy.
Code
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Murray Oliver
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To develop an understanding of organisational
strategies and the concepts upon which they are based; it aims to
establish a foundation of analysis and understanding of organisation
systems and sub-systems and their operation through constant interaction
with their environments
Develops an understanding of organisational strategies
and the concepts upon which they are based; it aims to establish
a foundation of analysis and understanding of organisation systems
and sub-systems and their operation through constant interaction
with their environments
Audience
Outcomes
On completion students will be able to understand
systems theory in relationship to organisations and organisational
processes,analyse the environments in which organisations function,
understand the basic concepts of strategy, its development and control
and assess the impact of individual and group behaviour on organisational
decision-making and strategy.
Code
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Murray Oliver
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To develop an understanding of organisational
strategies and the concepts upon which they are based; it aims to
establish a foundation of analysis and understanding of organisation
systems and sub-systems and their operation through constant interaction
with their environments
A first hand study of the Best Practice approaches
of successful manufacturing companies. An excellent opportunity
to network with other course participants. Special assignments devised
to benefit all course participants and their firms. The course can
be taken as a stand-alone short course or can be used as one-third
of a Masters program in manufacturing at RMIT University.
Audience
Managers or aspiring managers in manufacturing or
associated industries
Outcomes
Code
Price
$4,000.00
Price Notes
GST free
Provider
Centre for Manufacturing, Advanced Engineering Centre
at University of Melbourne
Provider Contact Details
207 Bouverie St Carlton VIC 3053 Tel +61 3 8344 9216
Fax +61 3 9347 3671
Presenter
Duration
3 months (approx 200 contact hours)
Location
Centre for Manufacturing
Accreditation
Stand alone course or one third of Masters program
in Manufacturing, RMIT University
Objectives
To expose managers and aspiring managers
in manufacturing orientated enterprises to Best Practice ideas in
both technology and management.To motivate manufacturing personnel
to promote continuous improvement and Best Practice ideas at their
own place of work.To develop a network of industry personnel who
can act as change consultants for each other.
Technical Area
Operations Management; Lean Manufacturing & Shop
Floor Systems
Email
mailto:kakos@aecm.unimelb.edu.au
Website
www.aecm.unimelb.edu.au
Total Quality
Management M
Provides the philosophies, principles and techniques
of total quality management and quality improvement programmes in
the manufacturing environment
Audience
Outcomes
On completion of this subject the student should be
able to demonstrate a knowledge of the concepts and philosophies
of total quality management;design an infrastructure to support
and develop quality management programme, implement quality management
principles within a manufacturing organisation, use a range of basic
statistical tools to control and improve processes
Code
5486
Price
$1,450.00
Price Notes
$77.00 Annual Student Amenity Fee for on-line courses
Provider
University of South Australia
Provider Contact Details
Tel +61 8 8302 0905 Fax +61 8 8302 0512
Presenter
Grier Lin
Duration
Location
on line
Accreditation
Graduate Certificate in Management (Manufacturing)
and Graduate Diploma in Management (Manufacturing), University of
South Australia, when appropriate courses completed
Objectives
To provide the philosophies, principles
and techniques of total quality management and quality improvement
programmes in the manufacturing environment
Technical Area
Quality Systems & Accreditation; Process Improvement
& SPC
