| Business School/Provider | Curtin Graduate School of Business, Curtin University |
| Duration | 1.6 years Full-time 3 years Part-time |
| Course Code/CRICOS | MC-BUSADM/074577B |
| Delivery Mode | Delivered online and on-campus at Bentley, Perth |
| Commencements | January, May or September |
| 2021 Fees | Not available Domestic $67,350 International |
Curtin University MBA Course Overview
The Curtin University MBA is internationally-accredited and tailored to suit established professionals, particularly middle and senior managers.
The course is designed to be flexible and agile, offering students relevant, practical and up-to-date business knowledge and management and leadership skills for a global context.
Curtin University MBA Course Structure
The curriculum comprises eight core units and four optional units. Most of these units can be studied online. You will also complete a professional portfolio, which involves a minimum of 40 hours of professional development.
To structure the professional portfolio, students will undertake workshops and lectures. Course and events undertaken in your own workplace can be added to your professional portfolio hours.
Accreditation
Internationally accredited (EPAS) by the EFMD.
Entry Requirements
A bachelor degree or equivalent is required, or Curtin University’s Graduate Certificate in Business, plus at least three years’ relevant work experience.
High performing applicants without an appropriate academic background may be admitted and required to complete bridging or special course units. This may extend the course duration. Selection is based on a range of information including previous academic results, referee reports, relevance of work experience, career aspirations and test results and interview.
Applicants will be required to submit supplementary information with an application, including curriculum vitae (CV) and referee reports. Entry into this program is via competitive entry. There are a limited number of places available and these are allocated to the highest ranked applicants for each round of offers.
