Master of Business Administration (Global)

This Course is archived with an end date of 10/11/2023

Overview

The MBA (Global) offers emerging leaders with global ambitions core national and international business knowledge and inter‐cultural skills. A simultaneous focus on opportunities to acquire high level industry experience through professional placements or an applied research project ensures your skills can be applied within both national and international business contexts. … For more content click the Read More button below.

The aim of the MBA (Global) is to provide early career students with the core business and professional skills to work effectively in their organisation of choice‐ national or international ‐ while gaining mastery of theoretical knowledge grounded in professional practice that will
distinguish them in the workplace

Contacts

Academic Chair

Admission requirements

Enrolment restrictions

Entry requirements (onshore)

To qualify for this course, applicants should: (i) have a Bachelors Degree (AQF 7) or equivalent; OR (ii) Alternative entry via Portfolio to contain: ∙ Curriculum Vitae ∙ Valid GMAT score or Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) ∙ A Written statement of no more than 800 words. The statement should address reasons why enrolment in the course will enhance the applicant's early career professional portfolio With the option of an interview for alternative entry applicants at the discretion of the Academic Chair No work experience is necessary, but if you have two or more years of work experience you may apply for the Master of Business Administration.

English language requirements

Structure
48 credit points

Course Core48 credit points

Required Units27 credit points

MBS539

3 cp

Accounting for Managers

MBS538

3 cp

Organisational Behaviour and Management

MBS537

3 cp

Strategic Marketing Management

MBS673

3 cp

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management

MBS521

3 cp

Academic Business Skills for Postgraduates

MBS603

3 cp

Data, Metrics, Reporting and Analytics

MBS684

6 cp

Managing Strategic Risk and Projects

MBS667

3 cp

Digital Business

Specified elective Units21 credit points

Economics and Business Strategy

MBS664

6 cp

Strategies for Growth and Excellence

MBS661

6 cp

Global Business in the Asian Century

MBS663

6 cp

Leading the Engaged Enterprise

MBS662

6 cp

Business, Society and the Environment

MBS643

6 cp

Industry Project for Business

MBS654

6 cp

Industry Placement for Business

Alternative exits

Graduate Certificate or Diploma in Business Administration if core requirements stipulated in the Handbook in the year of enrolment completed. Students should seek advice from the relevant Academic Chair.

Additional information

Research areas:Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services, Economics, Law and Legal Studies

Overview

Contacts

Admission requirements

Structure48 credit points

Alternative exits

Additional information

Structure
48 credit points