ACADEMIC CERTIFICATE PROGRAMMES

Graduate Certificates and Diplomas are pegged at Level 7 and Postgraduate Certificates and Diplomas Level 8 of the Fiji Qualifications Framework.

CERTIFICATE IN HOTEL MANAGEMENT

Programme Requirements:                    The Certificate in Hotel Management consists of eight courses.

Courses:                                                       TS106, TS108, TS109, UU114, TS208, TS209, TS216; plus one practical selected from TS218, TS303, TS304.

CERTIFICATE IN LAND MANAGEMENT

Programme Requirements:                    The Certificate in Land Management consists of six courses.

Courses:                                                       UU100, LM112, LM113, LM211, LM214, LM216

CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Programme Requirements:                    The Certificate in Management Studies consists of six courses.

Courses:                                                       MG101, MG106; UU100, UU114,  MG201, plus one from AF100 or EC100 or MG214 or MG204 or MG206.

CERTIFICATE IN TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Programme Requirements:                    The Certificate in Tourism & Hospitality Management consists of six courses.

Courses:                                                       TS106, TS108, UU114, TS207, TS208 and TS213

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DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES

DIPLOMA IN HOTEL MANAGEMENT

Programme Requirements:                   The Diploma in Hotel Management consists of twelve courses.

Courses:                                                      TS106, TS108, TS109, UU114, TS207, TS208, TS209, TS213, TS216, TS302; plus any two practicals selected from TS218, TS303 or TS304.

DIPLOMA IN LAND MANAGEMENT

Programme Requirements:                   The Diploma in Land Management consists of twelve courses.

Courses:                                                      UU100, LM112, LM113, LM 211, LM 213, LM 214, UU 114,  LM 215, LM 216, LM 311, LM 312, LM 315.

DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Programme Requirements:                   The Diploma in Management Studies consists of twelve courses.

Courses:                                                      MG101, MG106, UU100, UU114, MG201, MG204, MG206, MG214, plus any four from the following: AF100 or EC100 or MG301 or MG302 or MG305 or MG309 or MG312 or MG315

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BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMMES

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

The Bachelor of Commerce is a three year programme comprising twenty four courses of which eight courses are at 100 level, eight courses are at 200 level and eight courses are at 300 level including two 100 level and two 200 level university courses.

The disciplines permitted as a major for the Bachelor of Commerce Degree in 2021 are:

Human Resource Management & Employment Relations

Courses for a Single Major:                    MG101, MG106, UU100, UU114, MG201, MG204, MG214, UU200, UU204, MG302, MG309, MG315, MG312, MG316.

Courses for one major in a Double Major:

                                                                       MG101, MG106, UU100, UU114, MG201, MG204, MG214, UU200, UU204, MG302, MG315, MG312, MG316.

Courses for a Minor:                                MG101, MG106, MG204, MG302, MG315 or MG316.

International Business & Marketing

Courses for a Single Major:                    MG101, MG106, UU100, UU114, MG201, MG202, MG206, MG214, UU200, UU204, MG303, MG309, MG321 MG301 and MG305.

Courses for one major in a Double Major:

                                                                       MG101, MG106, UU100, UU114, MG201, MG202, MG206, UU200, UU204, MG303, MG321, MG305, MG301.

Courses for a minor:                                MG101, MG106, MG206, MG301, MG303.

Tourism Management

Students can take Tourism Management as one major in a double major Bachelor of Commerce programme, and as a minor. They can also take Hospitality as a minor. Alternatively, the Bachelor of Commerce in Tourism & Hospitality Management is a prescribed degree programme combining Tourism & Hospitality management.

Courses for a Single Major:                    Not offered as a single major.

Courses for one major in a Double Major:

                                                                       TS106, TS107, UU100, UU114, TS207, TS213, TS216, UU200, UU204; TS302, TS309 and TS311 plus one 300 level elective course (such as TS310, EC308, MG301, MG302, MG303, MG305, MG309, MG312).

Courses for a Minor in Tourism Management:

                                                                       TS106, TS107, TS207, TS213; plus one of: TS309, TS310, TS311 or EC308.

Courses for a Minor in Hospitality:          TS108, TS109, TS208, TS209 and TS302.

Land Management

Courses for a Single Major:                    LM112, LM113, UU100, UU114, EC100, AF100, LM211, LM213, LM214, LM215,  LM216, UU200, UU204, LM311, LM312, LM313, LM315, LM317, LM318.

Courses for one major in a Double Major:

LM112, LM113, UU100, UU114, LM211 plus any two courses from LM213, LM214, LM215, LM216; plus UU200, UU204, LM311 plus any three courses from LM312, LM313, LM315, LM317, LM318.

Courses for a minor:                                LM112, LM113, LM211 or LM215, LM312

Management & Public Administration

Programme Requirements:

Related 300 level offerings in History, Politics, Sociology & Tourism may be approved by the Discipline Coordinator or nominee as part of a Management & Public Administration single major. Students intending to double major in Management & Public Administration are strongly advised to seek counselling, as it may be difficult to construct a second major without help.

Courses for a Single Major:                    MG101, MG106, UUl00, UU114, MG201 or MG204, MG202, MG206, MG214, UU200, UU204, MG303, MG305, MG309, MG312, MG315 and any one 300 level MG elective.

Courses for one major in a Double Major:    MG101, MG106, UU100, UU114, plus MG214 and any two courses from: MG201, MG202, MG204 or MG206 plus UU200, UU204 plus MG305, MG309, MG311.

Courses for a minor:                                MG101, MG106, MG201, MG309, MG311

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE – PRESCRIBED PROGRAMMES

There are two interdisciplinary Bachelor of Commerce programmes that do not follow the usual programme requirements for major and minor disciplines but instead have a largely prescribed set of courses, across discipline boundaries.

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE IN HOTEL MANAGEMENT

The Bachelor of Commerce in Hotel Management is a four-year programme and consists of 24 courses of which eight are at 100 level, eight are at 200 level and eight at 300 level, as listed below.  Students who do not meet industry requirements for one-year internship placements on completion of their 100-level courses are required to backtrack into the Bachelor of Commerce in Tourism and Hospitality Management programme.

Year I, Semester I:                                    MG101, TS106, TS108, plus one 100 level elective (such as AF100, DG100, LL181, etc.)

Year I, Semester II:                                   TS107, TS109, UU100 and UU114

Year II, Semester I:                                   TS207, TS209, and one of UU200 or UU204

Year II, Semester II:                                  TS208, TS213, TS216 and one of UU200 or UU204

Year III, Semester I & II:                          TS218, TS303, TS304 (the internship period is one year and consists of 3 courses).

Year IV, Semester I:                                 TS309 plus two 300 level electives (such as MG303, MG305, EC308 or TS310).

Year IV, Semester II:                                TS302, TS311, plus one 300 level elective course (such as MG301, MG302, MG309, GE304).

Bachelor of Commerce Hotel Management students must not attempt to register for four courses per semester in Year III. You will be not allowed to register for 300-level courses without the necessary prerequisites.

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE IN TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Courses:                                                       MG101, TS106, TS107, TS108, TS109, UU100, UU114; plus one 100 level elective (such as AF100, DG100, etc.), TS207, TS208, TS209, TS213, TS216, UU200, UU204; plus one 200 level elective course; plus TS302, TS309, TS310, TS311; plus four 300 level elective courses (e.g. EC308, GE304, MG301, MG302, MG303, MG305).