STAR students can enrol in almost any first-year course with the approval of the course coordinator and the student’s secondary school. The STAR programme allows talented students to extend their learning and earn points towards their ҕl degree by successfully completing our 100-level (first-year) Commerce courses. The STAR programme is suitable for challenging and advancing students' knowledge in their subject areas, and as added preparation for NCEA Scholarship exams.
STAR courses
| COURSE CODE | BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS STAR COURSES |
| Accounting and Financial Information | |
| Introduction to Financial Accounting | |
| Introduction to Microeconomics | |
| * | Introduction to Macroeconomics |
| Introduction to Microeconomics (NOTE: available by distance only) | |
| Introduction Systems and Technology | |
| Introduction to Programming with Databases | |
| Fundamentals of Management | |
| Principles of Marketing | |
| Managerial Decision Making |
*Note: Econ 105 has a distance and non-distance option.
Check out the full list ofon-campus and distance STAR coursesoffered at ҕl.
NOTE: School holidays and university holidays are at different times.
Course workload
As a general guide, a 15-point course at ҕl such as ECON 104 should equate to a workload of about 150 hours. If the course is run over one semester (as opposed to whole-year courses), this is a workload of just over eight hours a week on average, that includes the time spent in lectures and tutorials. Students and the STAR coordinators should check the timetable information for the on-campus lectures and tutorials. Distance courses such as ECON 199 are delivered via the online learning system (Learn). ECON 199 is a 15-point course run over the whole year and has a workload of around four hours a week on average.
Cost
We offer bothandcourses free of charge to students who are studying on campus.
Both domestic and international STAR students fees* in 2020 is $550 per course.Once you have enrolled as a STAR student, you will have access to learn, student email and a Canterbury card to access the library.
*tuition fee is for a 15-point standard STAR course. Textbooks, if required, are not included in the tuition fee, please see the brochure for more details.
How to enrol
Please see the information on the University’sSTAR Programme website(How to apply tab) for information on how to enrol.
