Study Small Business Minor at UniSA
With 96% of all businesses in Australia being small businesses
it is likely that you as a graduating business student will be dealing
with a small business.
The Small Business Minor will provide you with an insight into this highly popular area of business.
The Small Business Minor is open to all Division of Business students and requires the completion of the following four specialised courses:
- Small Business Accounting - ACCT 2011
- Small Enterprise Management EF - BUSS 3001
- Enterprise and Business Creation - BUSS 3011
- Small Business Financial Management - BUSS 2057
Considering that small business is an economic engine room of Australia and with increasing government emphasis and funding a career in small business can be an exciting and rewarding option.
Delivery Calendar - complete your Minor over three or four study periods
| Study Period 2 | Study Period 5 | Study Period 7 |
| BUSS 2057 | ||
| BUSS 3001 | ACCT 2011 | BUSS 3011 |
For further information about the Small Business Minor please contact Michael Burrow.
The
Pank Prize for
Entrepreneurial Activity is open to all current UniSA students and
alumni. The prize is designed to assist the recipient set up a new and
innovative business in South Australia and is valued at $15,000. The
recipient will also receive mentoring support to the value of $15,000 from
UniSA staff and from ITEK.
Students who develop a business plan as their assessment for a course in
their UniSA studies
can nominate their plan for the Pank Prize for Entrepreneurial Activity
provided they achieve at least a Credit in their course.
Two of the three past winners of the Prize have undertaken elective courses in the Small Business Minor:
- Nicholas Zuppar & Anita Paech (joint winners)
- Edward Lane