Important: 2004 Business intake (1 Viewer)

[Dingo2004]

This is the intake for all campuses together for the course. Each individual campus intake can be calculated by dividing the number of students by the number of campuses that offer it.
eg. B Business (Marketing) is offered at 3 campuses, therefore 164 / 3 = 54 students at one campus, this is just a rough figure as some campuses may have slightly more than the other.

B Business (Accounting) intake was 436 students
B Business (Marketing) intake was 164 students
B Business and Commerce intake was 164 students
B Business (Applied Finance) intake was 109 students
B Business (Economics and Finance) intake was 109 students
B Business (Management) intake was 109 students
B Economics intake was 60 students


These courses are only offered at one campus.

B Business Administration intake was 65 students
B Business (Porperty) intake was 65 students
B Business (E-Business) intake was 54 students
B Business (Financial Mathematics) intake was 54 students
B Business (HR Management & IR) intake was 54 students
B Business (Information Systems) intake was 54 students
B Business (International Business) intake was 54 students
B Business (Operations Management) intake was 54 students
B Business (International Management) intake was 54 students
B Business (Tourism Management) intake was 54 students
B Business (Hospitality Management) intake was 54 students

PS: so that means the intake this year for business was 1767 students compared to 2114 last year. so 347 people missed out.

 

[Dingo2004]

lets just say i have insides.

 

[= Jennifer =]

when you think about it they have those big lecture halls and only 54 or so students get in seems a bit unfair damn government

 

[Dingo2004]

no jennifer, lectures are attended by many people from many different courses, as you would find that many courses have quite similar subjects in uni.

 

[cro_angel]

very interesting.. can u find out about teaching?

 

[adamj]

Originally posted by = Jennifer =
when you think about it they have those big lecture halls and only 54 or so students get in seems a bit unfair damn government

Not all lecture healls are big. You must be percieving the Carslaw Lecture Theatre at Sydney Uni as the standard size.

 

[babyslug]

That's true, Adamj. There are some really funky lecture theatres, and all unis have *some* decent sized ones, but there are also those old kinda crummy lecture theatres too. I like those lecture theatres with those cool little flippy tables.