Global Business Practicum: delve into the consulting world
Melbourne Business School (MBS) is the University of Melbourne’s graduate school in business and economics. Founded in 1963, we are a leading provider of management education in the Asia Pacific region.
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Xiaofan Jiang: the GBP in Shanghai
Xiaofan Jiang completed the Global Business Practicum as an elective subject in the Master of Finance. In July 2018, she travelled to Shanghai and completed a project for the National Australia Bank.
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From the White City to the World
For many international students, study is what provides them with the drive and structure they need to succeed overseas. It offers them a framework, and a sense of community on arrival. For globetrotting Master of Management (Marketing) alumna Cindy Cupri, study was what called her to Melbourne, but she made the city home long before she even began her studies.
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Chia-Hsuan Wu: On dynamic diversity
University is a time to connect with ideas and people from outside your intellectual and social spheres. Students are exposed to other cultures and ideas, new ways of thinking, past-times, and most importantly for some… foods. For international students, this experience is ten-fold, as they live, work and study in a multicultural hub.
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Kristen Goulopoulos: an interdisciplinary marketer
An interdisciplinary education gives students a breadth and depth of scope that makes them adaptable, and ready for whatever the working world throws at them. As students prepare themselves for careers that haven’t been created yet, adaptability and soft skills like communication and networking might be the unsung heroes of higher education.
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Degrees
Discover the range of specialisations within our Master of Management suite as well as other masters programs we have to offer.
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Scholarships
The Faculty provides a large range of scholarships to support our students financially.
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Consulting Subjects
The Melbourne Business School offers advanced training for the consulting industry including our unique and highly competitive Global Business Practicum and Melbourne Business Practicum subjects.
Start July 2019:
Apply by 31 May (Domestic) | 30 April (International)
Graduate students studying programs with Melbourne Business School can access resources here including course planning and enrichment programs.
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Orientation
MBS Orientation provides a comprehensive program of essential information, skills workshops and social events to help you prepare for your study with us.
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Course Planning
It is essential that you familiarise yourself with the requirements for the course you are enrolled into, by learning about the structure of your program, course rules and subject options on the following pages.
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Enrichment Programs
We have a comprehensive range of careers program and activities designed to help you develop your skills and professional networks.
Student Events
Get involved
Let four of our current Masters students share their experiences of life at the Melbourne Business School. Find out about our clubs and societies, the Melbourne Business Practicum and the Career Mentoring Program and how you could get involved too.
There are many ways to get involved the Melbourne Business School through offering internships, scholarships and collaboration to name a few.
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Engage our students
Explore how our students can add value to your organisation.
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Partner with us
We partner with national and international organisations to solve real world challenges. See how you can leverage our expertise and achieve high impact results.
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Alumni
Engage with students, inspire fellow alumni or recognise an outstanding contribution to our community: there are many ways to be involved and make an impact.
Attend an information session to learn more about your graduate study options in business and economics.
Please note: The information sessions listed below do not cover the Master of Business Administration (MBA) suite of programs. For our MBA-specific events, please visit the MBS.edu website.
In a world that is faster, more uncertain and more global, Melbourne Business School has graduate programs that meet the needs of business professionals at critical stages of their careers.
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Leadership
Melbourne Business School is where academic rigour and the relevance of the business world come together to equip emerging leaders with the knowledge, research insights and skill to lead and make an impact.
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Rankings and accreditation
When choosing a university in which to earn your degree, you want to know that at the end of your study, you can work anywhere in the world.
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Living in Melbourne
Melbourne Business School is located in the heart of Melbourne – one of the world’s most liveable and culturally diverse communities. Melbourne’s official language is English, however more than 100 languages are spoken by the city’s residents.
In a world that is faster, more uncertain and more global, Melbourne Business School has graduate programs that meet the needs of business professionals at critical stages of their careers.
Our portfolio ranges from programs for new graduates and early career professionals, to budding entrepreneurs and those taking the next step to lead organisations.
Our MBA suite recognises that managers deliver results through and with others. This is why the cohort experience, networking opportunities and career support services are an integral, carefully crafted part of the MBS experience.
Our Executive MBA suite enables senior leaders to unify and broaden their skill set to effectively lead organisations.
If you are a business professional pursuing a deep specialisation in Accounting, Actuarial Studies, Economics or Finance, you will be learning from people at the top of their fields. Our programs equip emerging leaders with the knowledge, research insights and personal effectiveness skills to make an impact on business as well as the public and not-for-profit sectors. At MBS we will teach you to manage yourself, your team, your function and your organisation.
Your education is about so much more than your current job or aspirations. A broad range of core and elective subjects means you can not only explore subject areas in depth, but test and develop new talents and areas of expertise.
Professor Ian Harper
Dean, Melbourne Business School
Co-Dean, Faculty of Business and Economics