Master of International Business

Yes. If you have previously completed an undergraduate degree in business, commerce or a related discipline, you may be eligible for credit and can complete the course in 1.5 years.

Yes. You can broaden your outlook by going on exchange, taking an intensive subject overseas, or completing a dual degree in Milan or Montreal. Dual degrees are exclusive to this course and available to high-achieving students.

You can complete a consulting subject to solve a real company problem in Melbourne, Paris, Kuala Lumpur or London, or pursue an internship in an industry of interest.

Students at Melbourne Business School can access the Careers Skills Development Program, which includes a Career Mentoring Program and workshops on skills such as effective networking and writing a great CV. There are also student clubs, case competitions, and startup pitch opportunities to develop real business skills.

Yes. The course allows students to develop a sound understanding of the policies governing the world trade and investment system, and students can take up to three electives from the Master of International Relations to broaden their perspective, with a particular focus on the Asia-Pacific region.