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.
The Major in Professional Accounting in this degree is accredited by:
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) for Master of Business Administration (MBA) Major in Professional Accounting
CLO 1: Evaluate and integrate contemporary information and approaches from areas of business to develop solutions to emerging problems in local and global business contexts.
CLO 2: Demonstrate high level skills for interacting in, collaborating with, and leading teams to generate solutions to existing and emerging business problems and/or strategies for achieving organisational priorities.
CLO 3: Communicate effectively concerning data, planning, and strategy to support business decisions and stakeholder engagement using a range of communication modalities appropriate to the context and/or audience.
CLO 4: Justify evidence-based decisions that are informed by ethics and social responsibility.
CLO 5: Critically analyse methodologies and synthesise findings of existing research as a basis for developing creative responses to emerging societal problems.
117080A
February, May & September
2 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
117080A
February, May & September
2 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
BUS501
BUS502
BUS503
BUS504
BUS505
BUS506
BUS507
RSC501
Economics for Business
Accounting for Strategic Decision Making
Management Principles and Practice
Leadership and Change
Strategic Management
Marketing and Consumer Behaviour
Ethics, Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility
Research Methods
BUS602
BUS603
BUS605
BUS606
BUS608
ICT506
BUS607
Financial Accounting and Reporting (Pre req BUS502)
Managerial Accounting (Pre req BUS502)
Business and Corporate Law
Taxation and Business Regulation (Pre req BUS502)
Financial Management
Business Information Systems: a Managerial Perspective
Capstone Project: Professional Accounting (Pre req. all Year 1 core units)
BUS608
BUS609
BUS610
BUS611
BUS612
BUS613
Financial Management
Human Resources Management
Leading with Creativity and Innovation (Pre req BUS504)
Organisational Behaviour and Structure
Risk Management
Capstone Project: Management and Leadership (Pre req. all Year 1 core units)
1 Core Units + any 7 Elective Units from the MBA, including RSC601 : Research project
BUS513
BUS614
BUS604
Project Management and Leadership
Accounting Ethics and Governance
Auditing & Assurance (Pre req BUS502 Accounting for Strategic Decision Making)
Academic Requirements
For the Master of Business Administration (MBA)
To satisfy the academic requirements for admission to the MBA degree, applicants must meet one of the following minimum entry requirements:
English Requirements
Applicants for the Master of Business Administration must demonstrate English proficiency as follows:
*Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee a place in the course for which you have applied.
117080A
February, May & September
2 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
The Sydney Met’s Master of Business Administration program offers an opportunity to learn skills that add value to your life and your community. Join our community of change makers and let’s make a difference together.
The Sydney Met’s Master of Business Administration is offered with competitive fees.
We pride ourselves on rewarding excellence and making study accessible to students from all walks of life. Whether you’re a new or continuing student, our range of scholarships, prizes and awards can support your journey.
Applying to the MBA course is simple and easy. Begin your application now.
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.
The Major in Professional Accounting in this degree is accredited by:
Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) for Master of Business Administration (MBA) Major in Professional Accounting
CLO 1: Evaluate and integrate contemporary information and approaches from areas of business to develop solutions to emerging problems in local and global business contexts.
CLO 2: Demonstrate high level skills for interacting in, collaborating with, and leading teams to generate solutions to existing and emerging business problems and/or strategies for achieving organisational priorities.
CLO 3: Communicate effectively concerning data, planning, and strategy to support business decisions and stakeholder engagement using a range of communication modalities appropriate to the context and/or audience.
CLO 4: Justify evidence-based decisions that are informed by ethics and social responsibility.
CLO 5: Critically analyse methodologies and synthesise findings of existing research as a basis for developing creative responses to emerging societal problems.
117080A
February, May & September
2 years full-time (or equivalent)
432 – 434 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
On-campus
BUS501
BUS502
BUS503
BUS504
BUS505
BUS506
BUS507
RSC501
Economics for Business
Accounting for Strategic Decision Making
Management Principles and Practice
Leadership and Change
Strategic Management
Marketing and Consumer Behaviour
Ethics, Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility
Research Methods
BUS602
BUS603
BUS605
BUS606
BUS607
Financial Accounting and Reporting (Pre req BUS502)
Managerial Accounting (Pre req BUS502)
Business and Corporate Law
Taxation and Business Regulation (Pre req BUS502)
Capstone Project: Professional Accounting (Pre req. all Year 1 core units)
BUS608
ICT506
Financial Management
Business Information Systems: a Managerial Perspective
BUS608
BUS609
BUS610
BUS611
BUS612
BUS613
Financial Management
Human Resources Management
Leading with Creativity and Innovation (Pre req BUS504)
Organisational Behaviour and Structure
Risk Management
Capstone Project: Management and Leadership (Pre req. all Year 1 core units)
1 Core Units + any 7 Elective Units from the MBA, including RSC601 : Research project
BUS513
BUS614
BUS604
Project Management and Leadership
Accounting Ethics and Governance
Auditing & Assurance (Pre req BUS502 Accounting for Strategic Decision Making)
*Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee a place in the course for which you have applied.
The Sydney Met’s Master of Business Administration program offers an opportunity to learn skills that add value to your life and your community. Join our community of change makers and let’s make a difference together.
The Sydney Met’s Master of Business Administration is offered with competitive fees.
We pride ourselves on rewarding excellence and making study accessible to students from all walks of life. Whether you’re a new or continuing student, our range of scholarships, prizes and awards can support your journey.
Applying to the MBA course is simple and easy. Begin your application now.
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