Master of International Business
Course Description
The Master of International Business has an international
business strategy focus and is designed for those who wish
to enhance their knowledge and expertise in global business
and management issues.
The program is primarily designed for new graduates about
to embark on their first line managerial position. It is also
suitable for experienced managers who wish to enhance their
knowledge and expertise in global management issues.
The MIB is a 12 months full-time or 24 months part-time
course offered at both Wollongong and Sydney campuses and
delivered over four ten week intakes throughout the year.
The program comprises five compulsory subjects, plus three
elective subjects (48 credit points).
| Compulsory Subjects |
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TBS980
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International Financial Management
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TBS981
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Employment Relations in an International Context
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TBS982
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Advertising and Marketing in a Global Economy
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TBS983
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International Economic Environment of Business
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TBS984*
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International Business
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* This is a capstone subject and, if possible, should be
undertaken after other compulsory subjects have been completed.
Elective Subjects
Students will be required to complete three electives chosen
from the following:
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MGMT978
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Cross Cultural Management
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TBS902
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Statistics for Decision Making
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TBS906
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Information Systems for Managers
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TBS928
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Transport Logistics Management
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TBS930
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Operations Management
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Entry Requirements
Candidates must have a Bachelor degree from a recognised
tertiary institution. Those candidates who do not meet the
entry requirements should contact the course co-ordinator
to discuss options for alternative entry.
Applicants must 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 from the Master of Business Administration
Candidates who have successfully completed the Master of
Business Administration, and who fully satisfy the entry criteria
for the Master of International Business, may apply to enrol
in the MIB program.
These applicants will be required to successfully complete
a further six subjects at 900 level, according to the approved
schedule of study.
Applicants should consult the MIB
Program Co-ordinator for further information.
Articulation into the Master of Business Administration
Candidates who have successfully completed the MIB may apply
to enrol in the Master of Business Administration. Candidates
will be required to complete seven subjects according to the
approved schedule of study.
Applicants should consult the
MBA program Co-ordinator for further information.
Last Updated:
October 29, 2007
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