What can I study at Melbourne?
Maximise your time in Melbourne by exploring new areas of study including Australia-based subjects, or disciplines not available at your home institution.
Asian Business and Management
For those interested in developing a sound understanding of the policies governing the world trade and investment system, with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific region.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
The University of Melbourne is at the heart of Melbourne’s Innovation District and the perfect place to incubate your business idea. Learn how to generate and refine your ideas, develop pitches and business plans, and discover what makes a successful innovation company. These subjects are designed and delivered by leaders in the field, providing hands on experience in turning innovative ideas into enterprises that can solve complex societal problems.
Sustainability
Sustainability is an increasingly important consideration for all organisations. These subjects address the complexity and multi-faceted nature of social and environmental issues and why they present significant challenges to organisations and sectors, and how these might be overcome.
Supply Chain Management
Our supply chain management (SCM) subjects draw on industry expertise, emphasising a strategic approach to SCM. Our subjects focus on global best practice and make extensive use of “real life” case studies. You will study contemporary supply chain topics relevant to practitioners from a wide range of industry sectors and advance your knowledge and career in SCM.
Leading through change
While the world changes around us, the need for leadership skills grows even more important. Learn how to lead people and organisations through Melbourne Business School's offerings in this area. These classes are developed and taught by leadership and organisational experts who can help you to develop your skills in managerial leadership, including change management, emotional intelligence, organisational culture, negotiation and other essential talents needed to motivate people and organisations to join you in your vision for the future.
- MGMT90013 Leadership and Team Dynamics
- MGMT90025 People & Change
- MGMT90018 Managing Behaviour in Organisations
- IBUS90004 Cross Cultural Management and Teamwork
- MGMT90027 International Human Resources
- MGMT90013 Leadership and Team Dynamics
- MGMT90037 Conflict and Negotiation
- MGMT90011 Managing Stakeholders
- MGMT90012 Managing Diversity
- MGMT90146 Strategic Management
Popular subjects
If you don't want to follow a specific subject stream but want some inspiration on which other subjects you can take at Melbourne, check out our subjects that have been popular with past Exchange and Study Abroad Students.
- FNCE90056 Investment Management
- FNCE90060 Financial Management
- MGMT90018 Managing Behaviour in Organisations
- MGMT90031 Project Management
- MGMT90141 Business Analysis & Decision Making
- MGMT90148 Consulting Fundamentals
- MGMT90026 Supply Chain Management
- MKTG90008 Consumers and Consumption
- MKTG90017 Digital Business and Marketing
- MKTG90037 Managing for Value Creation
- ECON90034 Economics of Finance
- FNCE90045 Financial Spreadsheeting
All subjects
Some of the subjects listed above may have prerequisites or may only be offered in one academic semester. Click the links above to the subject handbook page to find out if there are any prerequisites and to check which semester the subject runs in.
You can also visit our handbook for more subjects available to Exchange and Study Abroad Students.
Tips and tricks for searching the handbook:
- Ensure you tick 'Are available to exchange or study abroad students' under Advanced fields
- All graduate level subject codes include a 90000 number (e.g. ACCT90004)
- Subject codes for MBS disciplines start with the following discipline codes:
- Accounting - ACCT
- Actuarial Studies - ACTL
- Econometrics - ECOM
- Economics - ECON
- Finance - FNCE
- International Business - IBUS
- Marketing - MKTG
- Management - MGMT
- For details on subjects that are restricted for Exchange and Study Abroad students, please see the Faculty Specific Requirements and Restrictions.