MBA , MBA Specialisation
MBAX – University of New South Wales (AGSM)
Find out about the Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM) MBAX.
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MBA stands for Masters of Business Adminstration and is considered to be one way to illustrate your acumen.
An MBA course is a Masters degree that will teach leaders and emerging leaders how to effectively manage businesses. Learnings are focused on accounting, finance, marketing, human resources management, organisational behaviour and more.
An MBA will also arm you with contacts and a network that could become highly valuable over the length of your career.
Your motivations and career goals will determine if an MBA is right for you. Most global rankings include employability and comparison of pre and post-MBA study.
An MBA generally can take as little as 12 months to complete full-time, or 24 months part time.
Yes, you are able to study at many business schools without a degree. There are alternate pathways for individuals with enough prior work experience.
Yes an MBA is a Masters of Business Administration and is recognised as such.
Many students work full-time while studying part-time. You will need to balance work, life and study more effectively.
There are more than 100 MBA programs in Australia, available online, on-campus or blended.
Yes, Australian MBAs regularly feature within the top 100 in the world.
My advice would be to join in on the forum discussions for extra support and order your textbooks before the subject commences. I highly recommend AIB.
Coursework was efficiently delivered that made it convenient for me to obtain my MBA the way I like!
The reason why I select Macquarie Business School is that reputation is very high. Another reason is that creating units plan is very flexible. Moreover, students’ nationality and culture are diverse.
I selected AIM for 3 reasons: (1) it had all the relevant units that I could learn from and use the knowledge at work (2) the cost of MBA was cheaper compared to other universities and (3) Availability of majority units online made it easy as well.
The lecturers had a lot of current industrial knowledge and were able to explain how certain theories and practical could be used in an organisation or worth exploring. The use of industry examples made the concept of certain units very easy to understand and the course structure was easy to follow and didn’t put much pressure as I was also working full time.
I enjoyed doing the assignments as they were more practical and aimed at how certain theories and concepts are used/could be used either at my organisation or any other organisation.
For any future students wanting to study MBA at AIM, my advise is that to be mentally prepared and be able to share your experiences during collaboration session and use your experiences to write the assignments, not forgetting that the lecturers are very understandable and easy to deal with. All the best.
MGSM has been a globally ranked business school, which made the choice to study there easy. The relationships I developed with my peers survive post graduation and into the workforce.
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