This subject introduces beverage and bar operations. Achieved through the study and practical application of operational procedures and basic concepts in a variety of styles and scenarios.

The power social media plays in many of our lives in undeniable. Many individuals and organisations have been able to successfully connect with their audience and followers, in order to build a strong and engaged client base. Behind every successful influencer lies an ability to create content that both connects with their audiences, but also is Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) friendly.

In an increasingly global business environment, many successful companies recognise that their brand is one of the most valuable and crucial assets for their future progression. However, the considerable costs and multifaceted skillsets required to adeptly create, build and nurture a brand can pose considerable challenges for the business executive. The aim of this subject is to introduce key concepts, strategies and actions needed to build and sustain a brand within the complex structure of the fashion industry. In particular, students will learn about: - Brand management concepts as they apply to the fashion industry and its specific markets ranging from mass market to haute couture. - The value of effective marketing programs that support the creation, building and sustaining of fashion brands - Strategies of product and brand innovation

Students gain comprehensive understanding of building and design techniques in sustainable development for urban communities. Students examine sustainable practice and principles from a global perspective with the core focus on the property sector. Students build on their knowledge of urban sustainable practice, advanced building materials, new construction techniques and factors for complex development planning that examines buildings as a series of interconnected systems and components. Students apply their knowledge and skills of planning principles, design and construction, of complex development through project-based learning. Students will further develop their understating of Green Star, NABERS and NatHERS rating systems and participate in site visits to new urban developments which exemplify some of these ratings.

In today's data driven world, leaders who understand business analytics and its use to advance business performance, will have data analytics capabilities, and be able to ask and answer the right questions and drive their organisation forward towards achieving operational goals as well as sustainable long-term success. The aim of this subject is to equip students with the relevant skills to identify, analyse, solve, and communicate business problems using various data analysis techniques. Students will learn how to critically evaluate business problems – a fundamental step in the data analytics life cycle, and how to collect, evaluate, and transform data to make it suitable for further analysis. Students will learn the fundamentals of descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive analytical techniques to turn data into actionable insights. The challenges of efficiently communicating data-driven insights to different stakeholders using verbal and visual communication will be addressed.

This subject introduces the basic principles of business law, particularly within the context of the Australian legal system. The importance and impact of the legal system on business management is explained inter alia through reference to common law, contract law and torts.