Graduate Certificate in Business Administration

• Program Overview
• Entry Requirements
• Program Structure
• Notes

Program Overview

The demands of management in the 21st century require skills that cannot be learned on the job. Graduate training in management and business administration has become essential for those who aspire to reach the top of their profession.

Our graduate business programs begin with a four-course Graduate Certificate in Business Administration which can articulate into the Graduate Diploma and the Master of Business Administration (MBA).

Entry Requirements

It is expected that students entering the Graduate Certificate in Business Administration will be business degree graduates from a recognised higher education institution and hence will have successfully undertaken the required prerequisite courses, or their equivalents, in their undergraduate program.

However, other qualifications and experience may be considered. In such cases, referees' reports may be requested. Admission is determined on an individual basis by the Dean of Business.

Applicants whose first language is other than English must demonstrate an appropriate level of English proficiency by providing evidence of one of the required qualifications.

Program Structure

Choose 4 courses from:
ACC701	Accounting for Managers
BUS702	Economics for Managers
BUS703	Research Methods for Managers
BUS704	Corporate Finance
BUS705	Innovation and Entrepreneurship
BUS706	International Business Law and Ethics
INF701	Information Systems for Managers
INF702	Electronic Commerce
MGT701	Managing Organisational Behaviour
MGT703	Strategic Management
MGT704	Global Business Management
MKG701	Marketing Management

Notes

1. Refer to the Academic Rules.

2. Refer to Explanation of Terms.

3. The application form for online coursework programs offered by the Faculty of Business and further information is available.

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