Qspecialist subject

QCurrently I major in Marketing Management. However, I want to extend my field broader into E-Commerce Marketing, and Finance, for I want to have a better chance to land on a marketing job when I graduate. There are many courses overlap in Marketing Management and E-Commerce Marketing. For Finance, I only need to complete 4 additional courses. Should I do triple options or double options on E-commerce marketing and Finance. How is the employment outlook for E-Commerce Marketing?

QHi,I am starting a bachelors of science degree in Business, Management and Economics (BM&E) and am wondering if I should choose a concentration and which one? Is there any advantages and disadvantages to having a concentration?I've narrowed down my choices to a International Business or Marketing concentration. Which do you think is better for my degree? I'm really interested in working in the international trade and or e-commerce/e-marketing industries.

QWell I am graduating a week from today and I have finally realized that I am not cut out for my degree (or so I think). My degree is in business management but I can tell that my heart is in computers somewhere.I run a small website (small because I lack connections with other techie people). But I love everything about designing my website, playing with and learning new coding, advertising and marketing, analytics, and all of the sort. I just landed a job as a manufacturing manager at a global company (my dad knows the plant president) however I can tell this is not where my heart will be. What does someone in my position do? Should I go to school again for something computer, ecommerce, or programming related? Search for some type of entry level position in a tech company or something that could fufil my need for electronics as well as utilize my management degree?? If so, How???

QCan anyone please explain these courses to me? like what kind of jobs I would be able to get after graduating from studying these? and if you could also please tell me in details what I'll be doing in the job, I'll really appreciate it. thnx! 1. Bachelor Degree in Business Administration· Business Management.· E-Commerce and Marketing.· Human Resources Management.· Finance.· Accounting.· Logistics and Supply Chain Management.· Hospital and Healthcare Management.· Insurance and Risk Management.

Qhow to develop content, develop e commerce business and web promotion of internet business

QI want to know about e-commerce and e-business :their structure (framework) , methods of sale goods , management of customers , kinds of e-commerce and e-business , pioneer compaies of the world, most successfull companies around the world ...

QCan you explain the basic differences between the US schooling/uni system and VCE/Australian?Hi, I am currently in year 11 in VCE, and am really interested in applying to an American uni when it comes time for it - most likely one in the northern California region.Ah, sorry, I really didn’t plan in writing an essay :/ Would love it if you could take a few minutes though, but entirely up to you ;) If you cbf reading, just chuck in a quick reply based on what it says in the title :)So in Australia, we have:Years 7-12Year 11 & 12 you do VCE, and in year 12 we do the SACs and exams and get our study scores, and then the ENTER, and I believe uni preferences are around August in Year 12.My questions about the USA system:What are the equivalents to the USA senior, sophomore and junior years? From what I see, junior is year 10?When do US students take the SAT/ACT? When would I need to take it? Will my VCE count towards uni entrance in the USA? Will any other school results (e.g. year 11) count?How would the VCE score be converted to a US score?What time do US students start uni? I heard from someone that it is the equivalent to half a year after year 12 ends - so in a sense i may get a 6 month 'gap year' before US University?Any tips as to what subjects I should be doing? The only basic guide I have been able to find was: http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/admissions/undergrad_adm/paths_to_adm/freshman/subject_reqs.html, whereas in Australia it is much clearer. Regarding that A-G courselist, am I screwed? Since year 7, I have done a year of history, a year of geography, English every year, Maths every year, Science and Commerce every year, 4 years of Japanese (stopped now), no Visual performing arts, and I have no idea what college-preparatory electives would be equivalent to – anyone care to explain? Would a uni enhancement for Eco be counted as a college-prep? I am currently doing MGM, MMM, ACC, PHY, ENG, and year 12 ECO. Next year I was considering doing a uni enhancement, however I am not so sure anymore. I was also thinking of doing IT software development as a Unit 3/4 next year – any suggestions on this? Most likely, the course I would be aiming for would be Computer Science with a sprinkle of business and related units (see two paragraphs down). Would I need to do Specialist maths? And also from the A-G list, it says that 7 must be taken in your last 2 years – how will I fare? Is Economics treated as a social science? If I do MGM, and Year 11 and 12 MMM would that be counted as 3 years of maths? What other things would I need to do to apply to a US university, and when would I need to do them by? (and yes, I will be contacting admission officers, however first I thought it would be better to ask here to gain a better basic understanding)What is the deal with extracurricular activities for uni entrance in the US? Is this because they are far more competitive? I haven't heard much to this note about Aus universities (if i was going to go to uni in Aus, it would most likely be Monash, or Melbourne, or maybe RMIT). Any tips regarding this? I play tennis for a club (not pro, but decent - the system is D,Dsp,C,Csp,B,Bsp,Areserve,A - I am in Bsp), though am not playing for school sport teams this year, and before considering US universities I wasn't considering it (should I?), and I don’t do any volunteering or community service activities. A bit of background (note: I hadn’t expected to write this, as what I am interested in had always been so hard to convey to others, who would most likely have not hear of these things):The reason I am only thinking of all of this now was that for a long time, I knew I was interested in commerce and business, and the careers I was thinking of were along the lines of project manager (this came out on top for a career test I did with my school), lawyer, business management, but I have always loved IT and am very skilled with computers, so this made me think along the lines of Business information systems, e.g. IT consulting, however programming as a job didn't really appeal to me; and I had also always wanted to run my own business (my dad does), because I am very organised and purpose driven, and want to control my own life and future, so that was why I was previously thinking along the lines of 'study commerce at Melbourne and then see where I go' – however it really annoyed me when people always had the attitude that to manage a business you need to go into the industry, work there for a few years, work your way to the top and then consider starting your own venture. However, early this year, I discovered the startup scene in Silicon Valley and other tech hotspots, and pretty much came to an epiphany - I have always loved tech, and even prior to this was extremely interested in web applications and technologies like Evernote, Dropbox etc. – and how these guys made money. And also prior to my discovery, I

QI have finished Diploma in "Advanced Business Management and E-Commerce", and now I'm going to continue for a "Bachelor of Business Administration" in "Sprott-Shaw Degree College".After finishing the "BBA" from "Sprott-Shaw Degree College", can I continue for a Master Degree from whatever University that offers post-graduate degrees; such as Master and PhD?Or is it crucial that I must finish Bachelor in a University in order to continue for a Master degree?Thanks

QHi! I can't make up my mind whether to take up my offer in Commerce (management/intl business/HR -which one is better to major in?) @ a university ranked in the top 8 or Bachelor of Arts/Education at a university with a good reputation. The pros I can think about teaching: rewarding, a career easier to travel with, longer holidays. Cons: dealing challenging children and parents, lots of marking. Pros of commerce: get to dress up, potential for a higher salary, power over employees. Cons: Office politics, can't travel as much? I want a career that will allow me to travel. I'm a caring sociable person who's good in saving and investing. I think I will enjoy both. Is it true B. of Arts is a waste?Can you please tell me anything about the pros and cons of these 2 different career paths i.e job opportunities, workloads, family balance, the type of people you'll be working with, whether working 4 govt or private is better, satisfaction, career quickly to get burnt out in.Thanks 4 ur help! :)