Master of Business Administration
International Business
This masters program has been developed for people setting their sights beyond the domestic market, to make global ambitions a reality.
OVERVIEW
CRICOS code 109146K
Duration (Full Time) 2 Years
Course Fees
Intake Dates March, July, November Students Only available to international students
Faculty Institute of Innovation, Science and Sustainability
Campus Melbourne, SYDNEY
Entry Requirements
English Language Requirement
Overall IELTS (Academic) band score of 6.0 with no individual band score less than 6.0, or equivalent.
Academic Entry Requirements
Successful completion of Australian bachelor’s degree or Overseas Equivalent.
COURSE OUTLINE
As the market becomes increasingly global in nature, knowledge of how to deal with the unique challenges of the international business environment is necessary for career success. If you already have a bachelor’s degree or are currently working in the business sector and aspiring to a management position – this is the degree for you.
International students who have business experience in an international environment could embark on this degree as an opportunity to work Australia-wide, while translating your qualifications to a business field.
No matter what stage you are at, our experienced mentors will provide all the tools and resources required to be a manager within a multitude of areas, with intensive courses focusing on leadership, policy, practice, and evidence-based delivery.
You’ll learn to be reflexive to international demands and be proactive to the social, economic and technological forces that influence the world. Gain a sophisticated perspective on how enterprises navigate the risks and opportunities in a competitive global environment and develop knowledge and tools to become a global leader.
Studying with us will see you implementing these skills in multi-national corporations, non-governmental organisations or evolving your business towards international markets.
Career opportunities
- Account Manager
- Global account manager
- Business Owner
- Global brand manager
- Business Development Manager
- Import/Export manager
Sample Study Program*
Year
Semester 1
Semester 2
1
- Accounting and Finance
- Managing People
- Business Economics
- Effective Business Communication
- Managing in a Global Business Environment
- Creativity and Critical Thinking
- Marketing Management
- Analytical Decision Making
2
- Strategic Management
- Developing Leaders in the Global Context
- Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- Comparative Issues in International Management
- Marketing in the International Environment
- Project Management
- International Business
- WIL Elective
* This is sample structures only. Please refer to course offerings for more detail.
* Unit offering may change during semester subject to staff availability.
CONTACT HOURS
Contact hours can vary depending on requirements, however typical contact hours for full-time study are around 25-30 hours comprising of on-campus classes, online learning and self-directed study.
RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING
International students wishing to apply for credit exemption are required to indicate on the application form that you they wish to be considered for credit exemption and provide a syllabus of their previous studies with their application for the course. Applications will then be assessed for eligibility for credit exemption into the FedUni course. Not all courses offer credit exemption.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
To help you get the most from your online learning experience, it’s important that you own or have frequent access to a fast and reliable computer that’s ideally not more than two years old.
You will also need frequent access to a reliable high-speed internet connection. You should expect to use approximately 5GB of data each month, per unit, just for study use.
For further information, visit the Minimum IT requirements for studying with us webpage.
Look for further information on the course through FedUni Course Finder: https://study.federation.edu.au/
FedUni CRICOS Code 00103D | ATMC CRICOS Code 03013D