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Visit Any Fnu Campus Today for Academic Counseling and Enrolment VISIT ANY FNU CAMPUS TODAY FOR ACADEMIC COUNSELING AND ENROLMENT Fiji National University is the largest university in the South Pacific enrolling over thirty thousand students from a wide range of countries. For further details please contact: Vodafone and INKK: 5961 | 5962 | Digicel: 7771032 | 7771033 | Phone: (679) 343 2000 Or APPLY ONLINE: www.fnu.ac.fj/apply College of Business, Hospitality & Tourism Studies - Programmes Offered - 2016 The College of Business, Hospitality & Tourism Studies (CBHTS) offers wide range programmes which are highly marketable for employment and relevant to the needs of the industry, the needs and gaps of Human The programmes in the College are delivered from the School of Accounting, School of Hospitality & Tourism Resources in Fiji and the region. In our programmes, we are committed to quality and excellent in all we do: Studies, School of Economics, Banking & Finance, Department of Management, IR & OHS, Department of Law, outstanding teaching, high quality research, and active community and policy engagement. Department of Executive Master of Business Administration and Department of Office Administration. Highly qualified and experienced academic teaching staff delivers programmes at Certificate, Diploma, Applications are invited from interested candidates who wish to pursue any one of the following programmes at Undergraduate, Post Graduate and Masters levels efficiently and engage students periodically in performances the College of Business, Hospitality & Tourism Studies from Trimester 1, 2016. and other industry-linked productions. Higher Education Certificate in Library and Nadi, Labasa, Nasinu & Banking/IR & HRM Nasinu & Nadi Programme Campus Offered Information Systems Lautoka Banking/ Management Nasinu Preliminary Commerce Labasa, Nasinu & Nadi Higher Education Diploma Finance/IR& HRM Nasinu & Nadi Finance/Management Nasinu & Nadi Foundation Commerce Labasa, Nasinu & Nadi Higher Education Diploma in Accounting Nadi, Nasinu, Ba & Labasa Finance/Management (Minor) Nasinu & Nadi Higher Education Diploma in Economics Nadi, Nasinu, Ba & Labasa Nasinu Unclassified Labasa, Nasinu & Ba Accounting/Management (Minor) Higher Education Diploma in Banking Nadi & Nasinu Accounting/IS (Minor) Nasinu Certificate II Higher Education Diploma in Insurance Nasinu IS/Accounting (Minor) Nasinu Certificate III in Office Assistance Nadi, Nasinu OHS/Economics Nasinu & Nadi Higher Education Diploma in Management Nadi, Nasinu, Ba & Labasa Certificate III in Front Office Operations Nadi OHS/IS Nasinu & Nadi Nadi, Nasinu, Ba & Labasa Certificate III in Housekeeping & Nadi Higher Education Diploma in Marketing OHS/Finance Nasinu & Nadi Accomodation Operations Nasinu & Nadi Higher Education Diploma in Project Nasinu OHS/ Management Certificate III in Bakery & Patisserie Nadi Analysis & management OHS/ Marketing Nasinu & Nadi Certificate III in Cookery Nadi & Nasese Higher Education Diploma in Productivity Nasinu OHS/ Property Valuation Nasinu Certificate III in Restaurant Services Nadi & Nasese OHS/ Accounting Nasinu & Nadi Certificate IV Higher Education Diploma in Industrial Nadi, Nasinu, Ba & Labasa Relations & Human Resource Management Accounting /Economics (Minor) Nasinu; Nadi & Labasa Certificate IV in Occupation, Health & Nadi & Nasinu Management/IS (Minor) Nasinu & Nadi Safety Higher Education Diploma in Library and Nasinu, Labasa & Nadi Nasinu; Nadi & Labasa Certificate IV in Merchandising Nadi Information Systems Management/IR & HRM (Minor) Management/Accounting (Minor) Nasinu; Nadi & Labasa Certificate IV in Office Administration Nadi & Nasinu Higher Education Diploma in Urban and Nasinu Regional Planning Accounting/Finance (Minor) Nasinu & Nadi Certificate IV in Front Office Operations Nadi Accounting/Banking (Minor) Nasinu & Nadi Nadi Bachelor of Commerce (Double Major – Certificate IV in Housekeeping & any two combinations OR 1 Major and 1 Minor) Bachelors (Single Major) Certificate IV in Bakery & Patisserie Nadi Ba (Years 1& 2); Nadi (Years Certificate IV in Cookery Nadi Nadi; Nasinu & Labasa Accounting/Economics (Years (1&2) & Ba (Years Bachelor of Accounting 1& 2); Lautoka ; Nasinu & Certificate IV in Restaurant Services Nadi 1& 2); Labasa (Years (1&2) Certificate IV in Accounting Nadi, Ba, Nasinu & Labasa Nadi, Nasinu, Labasa (Years Ba (Years 1& 2); Nadi (Years Accounting/IS Certificate IV in Banking Nadi & Nasinu (1&2) & Ba (Years 1& 2); Bachelor of Economics 1& 2); Lautoka ; Nasinu & Labasa (Years (1&2) Certificate IV in Customs Nadi & Nasinu Accounting/Finance Nadi ; Nasinu Nasinu & Nadi (Years 1&2 Certificate IV in Frontline Management Nadi, Nasinu, Ba & Labasa Bachelor of Finance only) Nadi; Nasinu; Ba (Years 1& Nasinu Trade Diploma Accounting/Banking 2); & Labasa (Years (1&2) Bachelor of Insurance Nadi; Nasinu; Ba (Years 1& Lautoka, Nadi (Years 1 & 2) Trade Diploma in Frontline Management Nadi, Nasinu, Lautoka & Bachelor of Marketing & Nasinu Accounting/IR& HRM 2); & Labasa (Years (1&2) Trade Diploma in Office Administration Nadi Nadi; Nasinu; Ba (Years 1& Bachelor of Library and Information Lautoka, Nadi (Years 1 & 2) Accounting/Management Trade Diploma in Front Office Operation Nadi 2); & Labasa (Years (1&2) Bachelor of Laws Nasinu Trade Diploma Bakery & Patisserie Nadi Accounting/Insurance Nasinu Bachelor of Hospitality and Hotel Nadi (Years 1&2) Trade Diploma Culinary Arts Nadi Accounting Property Valuation Nasinu Management Nadi Trade Diploma in Restaurant Operations Economics/IS Nasinu & Nadi Bachelor of Occupational, Health and Nasinu Trade Diploma Hospitality and Hotel Nadi Economics/Finance Nasinu & Nadi Bachelor of Property Valuation and Nasinu Management Nasinu Trade Diploma in Occupational, Health and Nasinu Economics/ Property Valuation Safety Post Graduate Diploma Economics/Marketing Nasinu, Nadi; Ba(Years 1&2); Trade Diploma in Accounting Nadi, Nasinu, Ba & Labasa Nasinu, Nadi; Ba(Years 1&2); Post Graduate Diploma in Accounting Nasinu Economics/Management & Labasa (Years 1&2); Post Graduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship Trade Diploma in Banking Nadi & Nasinu Nasinu Information Systems/ Marketing Nasinu, Nadi & Management Nasinu, Nadi Trade Diploma in Customs Nasinu & Nadi Post Graduate Information Systems/ Banking Nasinu Diploma in Forensic Accounting Higher Education Certificate Information Systems/ IR& HRM Nasinu & Nadi Information Systems/ Insurance Nasinu Masters Higher Education Certificate in Accounting Ba, Nadi, Nasinu & Labasa Information Systems/ Finance Nasinu Master of Commerce in Accounting Nasinu Higher Education Certificate in Economics Ba, Nadi, Nasinu & Labasa Information Systems/ Property Valuation Nasinu Executive Master of Business Higher Education Certificate in Banking Nadi & Nasinu Information Systems/ Management Nasinu& Nadi Suva Administration Higher Education Certificate in Insurance Nasinu Banking/ Finance Nasinu& Nadi Banking/Marketing Nasinu& Nadi Higher Education Certificate in Lautoka, Nadi, Nasinu, Ba & Master of Commerce in Forensic Nasinu Accounting Management Labasa Banking/Insurance Nasinu Programme Information: Prospective students are encouraged to apply online at: Information on the above programmes is available on line on http://www.fnu.ac.fj/ under http://www.services.fnu.ac.fj/olss/Applications/Applicationnew.aspx the College of Business, Hospitality & Tourism Studies. Those who cannot apply online should send their completed application forms to: Registrar, Student Academic Services, P.O. Box 7222, Nasinu Application: Applications for admission are accepted throughout the year. However, to allow for Application Forms may also be dropped off at the nearest FNU Campus/Centre. processing of offer letters, applications should be submitted at least 3 weeks prior to the start of the Trimester that candidates wish to study in. For more information please contact: Application forms can be downloaded from www.fnu.ac.fj or apply online. Sharmila Vandana on Ph: +679 3394000 Ext. 2527 | Email: [email protected] Vaviola Matakasa on Ph: +679 3394000 Ext. 2503 | Email: [email protected] [email protected] Preliminary Social Science Diploma (Geography/History) Computer Science) Foundation Social Science Higher Education Diploma in Education Bachelor of Education (Mathematics/ Diploma in Media & Journalism (English/Hindi) Information Systems) Unclassified Studies Diploma in Sports Science English as a Second language for Higher Education Diploma in Education Bachelor of Education (Physics/ Beginners Trade Diploma (English/iTaukei) Computer Science) Higher Education Diploma in Education Bachelor of Education (Physics/ Certificate of proficiency in English as a Trade Diploma in Sports Science Second Language (English/Geography) Information Systems) Higher Education Diploma in Higher Education Diploma in Education Bachelor of Education (Geography/ Certificate of proficiency in Business (English/History) History) Communications Education Higher Education Diploma in Education Bachelor of Education (English/Hindi) Certificate II Higher Education Diploma in Education (Primary) - for continuing students (Home Economics) Bachelor of Education (English/iTaukei) Higher Education Diploma in Education Bachelor of Education (English/ Certificate II in Hairdressing & Beauty Higher Education Diploma in Therapy (Physical Education/Music) Geography) Education (Secondary) - for Higher Education Diploma in Education Bachelor of Education (English/History) Certificate III continuing students (Physical Education/Art & Craft) Bachelor of Education (Home Economics)
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