Employment regulation, labour costs, labour efficiency, skill formation, and unionism and employee representation in Australia's neighbours have ramifications and vital implications for Australian government and management. This subject should complement other subjects concerned with international management as well as other employee relations and human resource management subjects. Monash University Monash is renowned as a dynamic university. Its research is recognised internationally, its faculties are acclaimed for teaching excellence throughout Australia, and its graduates hold prestigious positions worldwide. The university has ten faculties - Arts, Art and Design, Business and Economics, Education, Engineering, Information Technology, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy, and Science.
Courses are available through flexible delivery and conventional on-campus modes.
The mission of the faculty is to use its scale, scope and unique internal diversity to become an international leader in the pursuit, dissemination and analysis of knowledge, particularly in the disciplines of accounting, banking, business law, business statistics, econometrics, economics, electronic commerce, finance, international business and international trade, management, marketing, taxation and tourism. By the application of that knowledge, its staff and students will contribute to the economic, social and commercial development of Australia and its neighbours and trading partners. The Department of Management is one of Australia's largest academic management departments with 75 full-time academic staff. It has established an international reputation for its research and teaching in areas of management such as change management, human resource management, industrial and employee relations, international business, leadership, organisational behaviour, strategic planning, systems thinking and organisational learning and total quality management. The Department has over 2000 students enrolled in its undergraduate, honours, graduate diploma, masters and doctoral programs.