Master of Management (Human Resources)

Yes, the Master of Management (Human Resources) is accredited by the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the Australian HR Institute (AHRI), meaning graduates receive an industry-recognised qualification upon completion.

Yes, the course is open to students from all backgrounds. You'll build a strong foundation in disciplines like accounting, finance, and management, making it ideal for students who haven't studied business before. However, if you have prior business studies, a 1.5-year option and course credit are available.

Students can complete an internship or a consulting subject in Melbourne, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur or London, and can also participate in Case Competitions, Practicum consulting subjects (in Melbourne or abroad), and student clubs such as the Global Consulting Group, which offers pro-bono consulting for charities and not-for-profits.

Students at Melbourne Business School can access the Careers Skills Development Program, a business-specific program offering services like mentoring and workshops on skills such as effective networking and writing a great CV. Students can also join faculty clubs, participate in case competitions, and take part in startup pitch competitions.

The course is offered with intakes in March and July. It takes 2 years to complete full time or 4 years part time, with a 1.5-year option available for students with prior business studies.