Faculty of
Law, Business and the Creative Arts
Undergraduate Study Areas
?? Accounting ?? Business (Multidisciplinary) ?? Business Informatics ?? Business Law ?? Communication Design ?? Computing and Networking ?? Contemporary Theatre ?? Economics ?? Financial Management ?? Human Resource Management ?? Illustration and Visual Media ?? Interactive Technologies and Games Design
Students enrolling in the Faculty are presented with a number of programs which develop career opportunities in the creative industries and new media arts, law, business, accounting and finance, information technology, tourism management, sports and event management and the hospitality industry.
A diverse range of disciplines is offered through the Faculty, which comprises the following Schools ?? School of Business ?? School of Law ?? School of Creative Arts The School of Business is one of the largest schools within JCU. Popular areas of undergraduate study include accounting, economics, finance, human resource management, information technology, international business, management, marketing, sports and events management and tourism management. The School of Law provides students with a solid foundation in traditional law subjects, along with an exciting and broad-ranging elective program. The School is proud of its community links and is strongly supported by the legal profession. The School of Creative Arts provides students with the opportunity to achieve their creative potential. Undergraduate studies are available in both Cairns and in Townsville. Creative Arts students In Townsville are taught in a $10 million purpose built creative arts facility equipped with modern 21st century multimedia laboratories. Use of the multimedia equipment is free for all students and access to laboratories is available 24 hours a day.
?? International Business ?? Law ?? Management ?? Marketing ?? Media Design ?? Music and Sound Media ?? Performance ?? Photomedia ?? Sports and Events Management ?? Tourism Management ?? Visual Arts
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2013 International Undergraduate Prospectus
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