1997 Postgraduate Handbook

Master of Business Administration (Global Trade Management)

Fees apply

This course is oriented towards export marketing and management and export trade promotion, particularly (but not exclusively) within the Asia Pacific region. It aims to enable graduates to understand and analyse the scope and opportunities provided by global business and to facilitate an organisation's participation in such activity by appropriate business strategies.

Enrolment through

Albury-Wodonga campus

Study mode

On campus

Normal course duration

1.5 years full-time (3 sessions)

Admission criteria

Applicants are required to have an undergraduate degree from a recognised Australian tertiary institution or a qualification deemed to be equivalent. Applicants with other academic and/or professional qualifications and/or work experience acceptable to the University will be considered.

Credit for previous study

Credits for one or both of the subjects, Management and the Global Economy and Business Accounting and Finance, may be considered for graduates of commercial/business degrees, subject to certain conditions.

Course requirements

Students are required to complete the equivalent of twelve (12) eight credit point subjects.

Course structure

Session 1

• MGT528 Management & the Global Economy
• MKT511 Export Marketing & Management A
• MGT527 Global Business Communication
• ACC501 Business Accounting & Finance

Session 2

• MKT512 Export Marketing & Management B
• MKT507 Applied International Marketing Research Project (A)
• FIN504 International Corporate Finance
• MGT512 Asian Business Environment

• or
  • JPN510 Business Japanese A (only in conjunction with Business Japanese B)

Session 3

• MGT525 Export Procedures & Documentation
• MKT507 Applied International Marketing Research Project (B)
• MGT504 International Business Strategy
• LAW502 Law of International Business

• or
  • JPN520 Business Japanese B

Inquiries

Course Coordinator
Dr Norm Philp
School of Business
Telephone: (060) 41 8825
Facsimile: (060) 41 8878
Email: nphilp@csu.edu.au

Last Revised: 25 November 1996.