Course results for Masters Degree Business & management Degrees

Mastering contemporary management skills gives you the confidence to lead people and systems. Graduate with the capabilities required to overcome challenges and be a successful HR Manager and decision maker in any business setting.

Sharpen your professional skills in auditing, quantitative methods, and information systems. You’ll also cover economics, finance, and tax law. CPA Australia and CAANZ accredited, this course prepares you for a global financial career.

Combine your growing business acumen with a deeper understanding of public health issues and policies. This well-established course prepares you for demanding – and rewarding – management roles. Become a confident leader in public health.

Equip yourself with the technical, creative, and leadership skills needed to make effective business decisions. You’ll cover marketing, finance, strategy and more. Lead dynamic organisations in a global context. Study at a pace that suits you.

Build project management expertise to lead public health initiatives. You’ll gain the confidence to handle complex stakeholders and projects. And you’ll bolster your ability to manage health promotion and disease prevention strategies.

Take a whole-of-water-cycle approach to water management and advance your career in the water sector. Tap into leading water professionals to build your strategic, managerial, and technical skills. Tackle complex challenges with an integrated approach.

With a specialisation in international business, you’re set to work in the world’s top economies. While you study business, you’ll develop a global perspective and understanding of different management practices. Internationalise your career today.

Become an expert in logistics, transportation, distribution, operations and production management. This degree allows you to specialise in information systems or cyber security for supply chain and logistics management.  

Learn how to identify hazards in high-risk environments, like mining, manufacturing and construction workplaces. Assess chemical, physical and biological dangers, and learn to introduce appropriate safety measures.

Develop advanced technical skills for specialist roles in the information profession. You’ll deep dive into library science, archival science, and records management. Explore changes in information management. Unlock new career opportunities.