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Graduate Certificate in Business Administration

Course Description

Candidates who wish to undertake a Business Administration program of shorter duration than the MBA or the Graduate Diploma in Business Administration may enrol in the Graduate Certificate in Business Administration.

The objective of the Graduate Certificate is to provide a meaningful introductory study of the concepts of management. This program is aimed at providing practicing managers with basic management competencies and skills including analytical and evaluation techniques.

The Graduate Certificate is intended to be completed over 6 months of full-time study or 12 months part-time. The program requires that each candidate complete four compulsory subjects. Subjects are delivered over four ten week intakes each year.

Candidates are required to complete four subjects at 900 level, as listed below.


TBS901 Accounting for Managers
TBS903 Managing People in Organisations
TBS904 Marketing Management
TBS905 Economic Analysis of Business

Entry Requirements

Applicants must have completed a relevant professional qualification (minimum 2 years full-time study) from a recognised tertiary institution along with at least two years relevant work experience, post graduation.

Applicants must also meet the University's English language requirements (refer to the University's web site at http://www.uow.edu.au/prospective/international/english/index.html for details.

Articulation into the MBA or Graduate Diploma in Business Administration

Graduates of the Graduate Certificate in Business Administration may apply to enrol in the MBA program or Graduate Diploma in Business Administration. Canidates may apply for credit for subjects completed under the Graduate Certificate applicants should consult the MBA Program Coordinator.

 

 
 
 

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