Master of Marketing

A master degree at Swinburne usually takes between two and four years, depending on whether you decide to study full-time or part-time. Fast-tracking is available for some master degrees based on prior experience in your chosen area of study.

Yes. Some of Swinburne's master degrees are nested with the relevant graduate certificate and graduate diploma. This gives you the option to exit with a graduate certificate after 4 units, with a graduate diploma after 8 units, or with a master degree after 12 units.

Yes, you can apply for a master degree without a bachelor degree by enrolling in a graduate certificate – the first step in a master degree – with five years of proven, relevant work experience. You may also be eligible for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) to gain credit towards your course. Applicants for RPL are assessed on a case-by-case basis.

First, check you meet the entry requirements for your chosen course. Next, you can apply online through Swinburne's application portal. If your application is successful, you'll receive a letter of offer with instructions on how to accept and enrol. Some master degree applications require academic transcripts, your résumé and a statement of purpose, followed by an interview.

Yes, financial support and advice is available at Swinburne, including grants for financially disadvantaged students, study and living support grants, scholarships, and more. Most local students can study in a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) and access a HECS-HELP loan.