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University of Melbourne
The University of Melbourne is Australia’s leading university, acknowledged with the award of the 2001-2002 Good University Guide University of the Year.
It undertakes research and training of international significance and quality across a wide range of disciplines. The $262 million that the University spent on research in 1998 made it one of the largest research organisations in Australia. In 1999, it attracted Australian Research Council (ARC) new large grant funding of $12.92 million.
Established in 1854,The University of Melbourne guided the development of the professions, scientific learning and cultural life in the young colony of Victoria. Early on, it established a reputation for academic excellence. Its graduates and former students have achieved distinction in many fields, including the offices of Governor General, State Governor and Prime Minister. Many graduates have gained fame in the arts and sciences, the professions and politics, including the awards of the Nobel Prize and admission to the Order of Merit.
Today the University attracts Victoria’s best students as well as talented men and women from interstate and over 40 foreign countries. Its twelve faculties offer bachelor and graduate degrees in a number of disciplines. Melbourne’s growth strategy is geared to postgraduate education and advanced research. In recent years it has established links with many Asian and North American institutions and plays a leading role in the Asia-Pacific region.
The University is attractively located in Parkville, an inner Melbourne suburb 1.5 kilometres from the city centre. The campus forms part of the prestigious “Parkville Triangle” where many of Melbourne’s hospitals and research institutions are found. With spacious parklands to the west and north, the campus on the east merges into cosmopolitan Carlton, home to open air cafes, bookshops, avant-garde theatres, Melbourne’s best Italian restaurants and a year-round student population.
MBA and general management programs
Our MBA and general management programs have been designed to promote career development and help students build personal and leadership skills.
Our students aspire to increased management responsibility, are serious about their careers and expect tangible returns on their investment: increased options, wider job scope and responsibilities and a set of skills that will equip them for successful and sustained careers.
Postgraduate Diploma in Management (PDM)
Part-time study, 16 months. Articulates to the MBA. The PDM is designed to equip professionals with fundamental business knowledge and analytical skills required for management roles.
Part-time MBA
Part-time study, 3 years. The part-time MBA aims to develop highly-skilled generalists with a wide perspective on organisations, while helping students build their personal and leadership skills.
Full-time MBA
Full-time study, 16 or 20 month options. Internationally recognised, the full-time MBA aims to develop highly-skilled generalists with a wide perspective on organisations, while helping students build their personal and leadership skills.
Great minds open doors with the EMBA
The MBS EMBA is opening its doors to you. All you need to do is walk in and take your place. Applications for the October 2008 intake are still being accepted.
JD/MBA
Full-time study, 3 years. The JD/MBA is designed for students who require legal expertise and a comprehensive management education. The program gives students the skills and knowledge to undertake management roles.
General management programs
Mt Eliza - a part of Melbourne Business School - provides a comprehensive range of General Management Programs.
MBA/Master of Marketing
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Melbourne Business School now offers the first-ever joint MBA and Master of Marketing degree.
You will be able to broaden your general management skills, enhance your strategic marketing skills and advance your career.
Once you complete an MBA, you can choose another six electives to gain your Master of Marketing. As a full-time student, it will normally take one term; as a part-time student it will normally take two - three terms
Choose from the following marketing electives:
Further information about the Master of Marketing program
The University of Melbourne is Australia’s leading university, acknowledged with the award of the 2001-2002 Good University Guide University of the Year.
It undertakes research and training of international significance and quality across a wide range of disciplines. The $262 million that the University spent on research in 1998 made it one of the largest research organisations in Australia. In 1999, it attracted Australian Research Council (ARC) new large grant funding of $12.92 million.
Established in 1854,The University of Melbourne guided the development of the professions, scientific learning and cultural life in the young colony of Victoria. Early on, it established a reputation for academic excellence. Its graduates and former students have achieved distinction in many fields, including the offices of Governor General, State Governor and Prime Minister. Many graduates have gained fame in the arts and sciences, the professions and politics, including the awards of the Nobel Prize and admission to the Order of Merit.
Today the University attracts Victoria’s best students as well as talented men and women from interstate and over 40 foreign countries. Its twelve faculties offer bachelor and graduate degrees in a number of disciplines. Melbourne’s growth strategy is geared to postgraduate education and advanced research. In recent years it has established links with many Asian and North American institutions and plays a leading role in the Asia-Pacific region.
The University is attractively located in Parkville, an inner Melbourne suburb 1.5 kilometres from the city centre. The campus forms part of the prestigious “Parkville Triangle” where many of Melbourne’s hospitals and research institutions are found. With spacious parklands to the west and north, the campus on the east merges into cosmopolitan Carlton, home to open air cafes, bookshops, avant-garde theatres, Melbourne’s best Italian restaurants and a year-round student population.
MBA and general management programs
Our MBA and general management programs have been designed to promote career development and help students build personal and leadership skills.
Our students aspire to increased management responsibility, are serious about their careers and expect tangible returns on their investment: increased options, wider job scope and responsibilities and a set of skills that will equip them for successful and sustained careers.
Postgraduate Diploma in Management (PDM)
Part-time study, 16 months. Articulates to the MBA. The PDM is designed to equip professionals with fundamental business knowledge and analytical skills required for management roles.
Part-time MBA
Part-time study, 3 years. The part-time MBA aims to develop highly-skilled generalists with a wide perspective on organisations, while helping students build their personal and leadership skills.
Full-time MBA
Full-time study, 16 or 20 month options. Internationally recognised, the full-time MBA aims to develop highly-skilled generalists with a wide perspective on organisations, while helping students build their personal and leadership skills.
Great minds open doors with the EMBA
The MBS EMBA is opening its doors to you. All you need to do is walk in and take your place. Applications for the October 2008 intake are still being accepted.
JD/MBA
Full-time study, 3 years. The JD/MBA is designed for students who require legal expertise and a comprehensive management education. The program gives students the skills and knowledge to undertake management roles.
General management programs
Mt Eliza - a part of Melbourne Business School - provides a comprehensive range of General Management Programs.
MBA/Master of Marketing
•
Melbourne Business School now offers the first-ever joint MBA and Master of Marketing degree.
You will be able to broaden your general management skills, enhance your strategic marketing skills and advance your career.
Once you complete an MBA, you can choose another six electives to gain your Master of Marketing. As a full-time student, it will normally take one term; as a part-time student it will normally take two - three terms
Choose from the following marketing electives:
- Marketing Electives
- Product Management
- Channels Management
- Integrated Marketing
- Communications
- International Marketing
- Services Marketing
- Marketing in Context
- Brand Management Consumer Behaviour
- Market Research
- Marketing Strategy
- Masterclass in Marketing
- Other Electives
- International Enterprise
- Asia-Pacific Business
- World Trade
- Industry Studies in Asia
- Managing Innovation
- Managing New Ventures
- Economics of Innovation
- Entrepreneurial Finance
- Entrepreneurial & New Venture Creation
- Negotiations
Further information about the Master of Marketing program