COURSE PROFILE
The University of Sydney MBA (Leadership & Enterprise) is was ranked #1 in Australia (Financial Times, 2024) and is taught over 18 months. The program is delivered in an intensive format, where students complete two units of study at a time over a seven-to-eight-week period. This degree is designed for professionals with a minimum of 3 years experience looking to take their career to the next level.
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The University of Sydney MBA (Leadership & Enterprise) is taught over 18 months and has a capped limit on class size. The program is delivered in an intensive format, where students complete two units of study at a time over a seven-to-eight-week period.
The MBA comprises 12 units of study, which are grouped around three key focus areas: personal and interpersonal skill development, business knowledge and skill development and building future enterprises.
Students will learn from internationally-renowned academics from the Business School and across the University, as well as from a host of industry leaders. The program finishes with a capstone unit, enabling you to apply everything you have learnt throughout the MBA to bring a real product prototype to market.
The program comprises 12 units of study grouped around three focus areas:
Personal and Interpersonal skill development (Units 1-4)
These units focus on the development of personal and interpersonal skills needed to effectively manage and lead in business. Students will learn to build individual resilience in a world of growing complexity, disruption and ambiguity.
Business knowledge and skill development (Units 5–8)
Once the first four units are completed, you will focus on core business knowledge and skills with an overarching theme of building business resilience and sustainability. Students will have an opportunity to combine assessments from these four units to form a business project that will examine the sustainability of an existing business.
Building future enterprises (Units 9-12)
These units bring together the knowledge and skills acquired in the previous units to equip students to build and lead future enterprises.
The final unit is the MBA Capstone (Design Strategy), in which students will develop customer-centric products and services aligned with the strategy of a contemporary, real-world organisation.
To be eligible to apply for the full-time MBA, students need to have:
Students who do not speak english as a first language will also need to provide evidence of English language proficiency.
Students also need to achieve a GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) score of 600+ if an academic record does not meet the above criteria.
With a range of top-ranked programs and prestigious triple accreditation from AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS, we are in the top 1% of business schools worldwide and global leaders in business and management education.
Association of Advanced Collegiate Schools of Business
Association of MBAs
European Quality Improvement System
Financial Times (FT) Global MBA (2024)
Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Global MBA Rankings (2024)
AFR BOSS Best Business Schools (2024)
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