Master of Business Administration (Honours) CF63

Program at a glance

Duration: 2.5 years full-time, 4 years part-time
Mode & Location: internal - ROK, external
Courses/Units of Credit: 15 courses/120 units of credit
Faculty: Faculty of Business & Law
Entry: direct (more info)
Accreditation: not applicable
Residential School: not applicable
Practicum/Work placement: not applicable
Exit awards: not applicable
Interim awards: not applicable
Contact: Postgraduate Program Advisor on 07 4930 9358
International students: International students studying in Australia must study full-time, on-campus.
CRICOS program codes: The Faculty hopes to offer this program to International Students in 2005 but must first gain university approval and government CRICOS endorsement. Check the Faculty website for latest information on availability to International Students before making an application. International Student visas cannot be issued without a program having a CRICOS code.

Program aim

This program caters for students who wish to develop research skills for their workplace or who are considering further studies and need to demonstrate evidence of their research ability. It will serve as an entry route into the PhD program or the Doctor of Business Research program.

Program structure

Postgraduate courses

Course Code Course Title
9 core postgraduate courses
MGMT20124 People, Work and Organisations
ACCT20051 Accounting Information for Decision Making
MRKT20019 Marketing Management
ECON20023 Economics for Business
FINC20006 Organisational Finance
HRMT20007 Human Resources Management
MGMT20112 Strategy Development and Initiatives
MGMT20085 Managing Operational Effectiveness
either LAWS20038 or LAWS20037 International Business Law or Law for Management

It is recommended that students undertake the course MGMT20112 Strategy Development and Intiatives as late as possible in their program of study.

Course Code Course Title
Plus three additional postgraduate courses
BUSN29019 Business Research Methods
STAT29052 Advanced Business Statistics
BUSN29021 Research Project

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Entry requirements

To gain entry to this program, students must have: