Unicentre
Testimonials
Aleksandra Shcherbakova
Master of Management
“I have met some truly impressive talents and kind personalities among our lecturers."
Angelica Balajadia
Master of Management
“I have found my people here, I have networked here. I am open to doors opening and so many doors are opening already."
Wiranpatchara (Sandy) Wongchanapai
Master of International Business
"Whilst studying at ICMS, I was able to have a strong work/study life balance".
Cameron Colvin
Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
"My work experience boosted my confidence and allowed me to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings."
Taylor McLeod
Bachelor of Business (Sports Management)
“The small, intimate environment in my lectures makes me feel like I am being heard and that I am getting the most out of my studies."
Julie Williams
Bachelor of Business (Fashion and Global Brand Management)
"I chose ICMS because they have provided me with the opportunity to kickstart my career through their many industry partners".
Keegan Du Preez
Bachelor of Business Management (Accounting)
"ICMS is realistic. They understand the realistic expectations of various markets. It’s not just textbook knowledge, especially compared to every other competitor".
Michaela Mayes
Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
"ICMS' Work Integrated Learning gave me the ability to gain real life experience before I even graduated".
Alana Williams
Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
“I worked full time whilst studying, with ICMS allowing for such a great work to study ratio and balance, where I was flexibly allowed to do both.”
Juliette Wilson
Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
"I think the biggest thing is that you get a personalised experience, and you’ll be treated like a person, not a number".
Calum McKnight
Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
“Very quickly, ICMS gave me a circle of friends who are pretty driven – but who also like to have fun – and when I see where they are now it’s pretty exciting and it drives me further.”
Ewan Metcalfe
Bachelor of Business (Sports Management)
"Through being at this college and the geographical location, it always reminded me to stay grounded, keep working hard to further improve my life and stay happy".
UniCentre business program
| Articulation into the ICMS Bachelor of Business Management | |||
| SUBJECT CODE | SUBJECT NAME | CREDIT POINTS | REQUIRED? |
| MGT101 | Managing People & Organisations | 3 | Exempt |
| MKT100 | Principles of Marketing | 3 | Exempt |
| HRM100 | Introduction to Human Resources | 3 | Exempt |
| ACC100 | Accounting Fundamentals | 3 | Exempt |
| MGT202 | Service Management & Innovation | 3 | Exempt |
| ECO100 | Business Economics | 3 | Exempt |
| General Elective Level - 100 | 3 | Exempt | |
| General Elective Level - 100 | 3 | Exempt |
Note:
The course structure is based on eight Trimesters (each of 13 weeks duration), with four subjects taught in each semester. It comprises:
- 10 Compulsory – “Business Core” subjects
- 6 “Business Elective” subjects (choose 6 subjects from a choice of 10 – subject to the rules of progression)
- 8 General Elective (or “Specialisation”) subjects
Plus
- up to 9 months ‘Industry Training’
- 3 day ‘Foundation’ subject – “Applied Leadership”
To qualify for award of the degree of Bachelor of Business Management a candidate shall accrue an aggregate of at least 97 credit points, including satisfactory completion of the core subjects noted above.
Bachelor of event management
| Articulation into the ICMS Bachelor of Event Management | |||
| SUBJECT CODE | SUBJECT NAME | CREDIT POINTS | REQUIRED? |
| MGT101 | Managing People & Organisations | 3 | Exempt |
| MKT100 | Principles of Marketing | 3 | Exempt |
| HRM100 | Introduction to Human Resources | 3 | Exempt |
| ACC100 | Accounting Fundamentals | 3 | Exempt |
| MGT202 | Service Management & Innovation | 3 | Exempt |
| ECO100 | Business Economics | 3 | Exempt |
Note:
The course structure is based on nine Trimesters (each of 13 weeks duration), with four subjects taught in each semester. It comprises:
- 10 Compulsory – “Business Core” subjects
- 4 “Business Elective” subjects (choose 6 subjects from a choice of 10 – subject to the rules of progression)
- 12 General Elective (or “Specialisation”) subjects
Plus
- 1,200 hours of ‘Industry Training’
- 3 day ‘Foundation’ subject – “Applied Leadership”
To qualify for award of the degree of Bachelor of Event Management a candidate shall accrue an aggregate of at least 97 credit points, including satisfactory completion of the core subjects noted above.
Bachelor of hospitality management
| Articulation into the ICMS Bachelor of Hospitality Management | |||
| SUBJECT CODE | SUBJECT NAME | CREDIT POINTS | REQUIRED? |
| MGT101 | Managing People & Organisations | 3 | Exempt |
| MKT100 | Principles of Marketing | 3 | Exempt |
| HRM100 | Introduction to Human Resources | 3 | Exempt |
| ACC100 | Accounting Fundamentals | 3 | Exempt |
| MGT202 | Service Management & Innovation | 3 | Exempt |
| ECO100 | Business Economics | 3 | Exempt |
Note:
The course structure his based on nine Trimesters (each of 13 weeks duration), with four subjects taught in each semester. It comprises:
- 10 Compulsory – “Business Core” subjects
- 4 “Business Elective” subjects (choose 6 subjects from a choice of 10 – subject to the rules of progression)
- 12 General Elective (or “Specialisation”) subjects
Plus
- up to 9 months of ‘Industry Training’
- 3 day ‘Foundation’ subject – “Applied Leadership”
To qualify for award of the degree of Bachelor of Hospitality Management a candidate shall accrue an aggregate of at least 97 credit points, including satisfactory completion of the core subjects noted above.
Bachelor of International Tourism
| Articulation into the ICMS Bachelor of International Tourism | |||
| SUBJECT CODE | SUBJECT NAME | CREDIT POINTS | REQUIRED? |
| MGT101 | Managing People & Organisations | 3 | Exempt |
| MKT100 | Principles of Marketing | 3 | Exempt |
| HRM100 | Introduction to Human Resources | 3 | Exempt |
| ACC100 | Accounting Fundamentals | 3 | Exempt |
| MGT202 | Service Management & Innovation | 3 | Exempt |
| ECO100 | Business Economics | 3 | Exempt |
Note:
The course structure is based on nine Trimesters (each of 13 weeks duration), with four subjects taught in each semester. It comprises:
- 10 Compulsory – “Business Core” subjects
- 4 “Business Elective” subjects (choose 6 subjects from a choice of 10 – subject to the rules of progression)
- 12 General Elective (or “Specialisation”) subjects
Plus
- up to 9 months of ‘Industry Training’
- 3 day ‘Foundation’ subject – “Applied Leadership”
To qualify for award of the degree of Bachelor of International Tourism a candidate shall accrue an aggregate of at least 97 credit points, including satisfactory completion of the core subjects noted above.
How to apply
Articulation* agreements at ICMS provide a formal agreement between an external partner institution and ICMS. Students who wish to ‘articulate’ to a course at ICMS from a designated program at a recognised partner institution, can receive credit for identified subjects or a group of subjects when commencing a designated ICMS program.
Step 1 enquire
Enquire through your current institution about articulating to an ICMS program.
Step 2 apply
Apply for your ICMS program and submit your academic transcripts and relevant documents as required.
Online application
Step 3 assess
ICMS will assess your application according to the criteria set out in the articulation agreement.
Step 4 accept
Students are advised of the outcome of their application within 10 working days.
DEF: *Articulationis a process that enables students to progress from a current or completed higher education qualification into an ICMS program according to the relevant articulation agreement.