Coursework

Master of International Business

  • CRICOS code: 080608E

Course overview

  • 2 years full time / 4 years part time
  • On Campus (Parkville)
  • Available to domestic and international students
  • Start Year Intake - February and Mid Year Intake - July

Overview

Why study international business at Melbourne Business School?

  1. Have an international experience while you study: Go on exchange with one of the University’s 200+ exchange partners, take an intensive subject overseas or complete a dual degree in Milan or Montreal.
  2. Connect with industry: Complete an internship or a consulting subject to solve a real company problem in Melbourne, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur or London. Get involved in our simulation-based corporate strategy capstone subjects.
  3. Specialise in international business while gaining skills in international relations: International Business students can take up to three elective subjects in the University’s Master of International Relations.
  4. Leading reputation and global network: Melbourne is consistently ranked among the world's top universities for Business and Economics. The faculty has over 60,000 business alumni in over 100 countries connecting you to a valuable network of peers from all business disciplines right from day one.

What is it about?

The Melbourne Business School's Master of International Business will equip you with effective management skills for the international business sector.

Your knowledge and understanding will be developed through in-depth learning in areas such as:

  • Strategic management
  • Corporate governance in a global context
  • Cross-cultural impacts
  • Marketing in an international space

Who is it for?

This program is for graduates who wish to establish a management career in international business, and who aim to develop a sound understanding of the policies governing the world trade and investment system, with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific region.

The program is also offered as a one and a half year full-time option (part-time equivalent available for domestic students) if you have previously completed an undergraduate degree in business, commerce or a related discipline.