CSU's Master of Business Administration (MBA) offers busy professionals a highly flexible and workplace focused course that can fit in with lifestyle goals and commitments.
Increasing competition, global warming and decreasing supplies of renewable energy sources are among the challenges facing organisations that wish to have a sustainable future. To meet such challenges, organisations require managers with the intellectual ability and skills necessary to manage people and businesses in turbulent environments.
With a focus on the fundamentals of the key business areas, CSU's MBA will provide you with the opportunity to engage with the latest management theories and cutting edge business practice. It is this focus on sound management theory, along with the latest findings from industry, that equips our graduates with the critical skills necessary to become a more effective manager and a future business leader. Our MBA curriculum is constantly reviewed to ensure the content and delivery are of global quality and the standard expected of a leading international business school.
CSU has an excellent reputation for providing quality education delivered by dedicated academics with relevant industry experience. Our lecturers are supported by a well researched curriculum and innovative teaching methods. Our online educational environment offers a broad range of modern systems dedicated to teaching and learning, in addition to facilitating communication and collaboration among students and academics.
As with all CSU's courses, the MBA is designed and delivered with flexibility in mind. You can select from full-time and part-time study options to fit in with work and lifestyle commitments. You could choose to study just one subject in an academic session or, with approval, fast-track degree completion by undertaking four subjects per session.
Master (96 points):
058831D (Study Centre - Melbourne)
043318M (Study Centre - Sydney)
Master (128 points):
067652K (Study Centre - Melbourne)
045877G (Study Centre - Sydney)
Graduate Certificate:
072087C (Study Centre - Australia)
Graduate Diploma:
072088B (Study Centre - Australia)
To graduate from the MBA students must satisfactorily complete 12 subjects (96 points). To graduate with the extended version of the MBA students must satisfactorily complete 16 subjects (128 points). On completion of the eight required subjects (64 points) students may choose to graduate with a Graduate Diploma of Business Administration. On completion of the four required subjects (32 points) students may choose to graduate with a Graduate Certificate in Business Administration.
On campus; Distance education
Melbourne (Study Centre); Sydney (Study Centre)
Session 1; Session 2; Session 3
Postgraduate
The minimum full-time duration for this course is:
Master of Business Administration (12 subjects)
Master of Business Administration (16 subjects)
Graduate Diploma of Business Administration
Graduate Certificate in Business Administration
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Ms Sue McGinn OAM graduated in April 2006 with an MBA from Charles Sturt University, which she undertook to enhance her contribution as Dairy Farmers group's sole female Director.
1. Top quality courses 2. Personalised interaction with lecturers 3. International opportunities 4. Our graduates get jobs 5. Flexible learning options
I will be attending Charles Sturt University to study a Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management.
Future business leaders from western NSW are being urged to consider the range of study options and exceptional career prospects for graduates of the accounting and business courses offered at CSU Dubbo.
"We believe business-to-business interactions are critical to enhance successful business practice. As a result, industry engagement is pivotal to the course. You will be exposed to business mentoring opportunities, networking, collaborative learning, and group learning with other businesses through clusters."