The Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Sydney Met is designed to meet AQF Level 9 standards, preparing graduates for senior roles by building advanced skills in areas such as economics, marketing, leadership, and accounting. Industry consultation has informed its curriculum, which offers flexibility through core units and the choice of majors and electives, enabling students to tailor their studies. With options for real-world problem-solving and industry networking, the MBA is structured for completion in a standard pathway. Students may opt to exit early with a Graduate Diploma or Graduate Certificate, providing alternative qualification pathways based on progression.
For entry to the Master of Business Administration (MBA):
English Requirements
Applicants for the MBA courses must demonstrate English proficiency as follows:
• Minimum IELTS (Academic Module): 6.5 overall with a writing score of 6.0 or equivalent
*Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee a place in the course for which you have applied.
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