MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA)
Specialisations Available
Marketing Management
Management Information Systems
Care Management
Hospitality and Event Management
WHY STUDY MBA?
The MBA addresses the global demand for high-quality business and management graduates with advanced cultural competence, lifelong learning and leadership skills.
Throughout the MBA, students are required to apply their knowledge and skills to practical problems and authentic scenarios that challenge their ability to fuse theory and practice.
Course Overview
Duration
A full-time study load consists of 8 subjects per year.
Campus
✓ Melbourne Campus
Applicants
✓ Available for domestic students
✓ Available for international students
Structure
Total Course Credit Points
Points per Subject
AQF Level
Intakes
2025 Study Period (SP) 2: 7 July
2025 Study Period (SP) 3: 3 November
Tuition Fees
Domestic Student Tuition Fee: $16,000 per year
International Student Tuition Fee: $27,500 per year
For a schedule of the current AIHE fees and payments, please check our Fees Page.
AIHE provides a range of scholarships to students each year, please refer to the scholarship information for current availability.
Note: International students are required to undertake full-time studies.
Entry Requirements
Academic Requirements (All students)
- Qualification equivalent to AQF level 7
English Language Requirements (Students with non-English native language)
IELTS (Academic) 6.5 overall score with no band less than 6.0 or equivalent.
Learn more about the ways you can meet this criteria by viewing our Admissions Criteria.
Entry Pathways
Subject Outline
With the AIHE MBA’s 10 core subject and 6 elective subject structure, students can choose between several study plan options.
Students in our Program can structure their own broad-based MBA, having access to a wide variety of business and management related electives.
Alternatively, students who wish to pursue a specific discipline or industry focus as part of their MBA program can devote their Capstone Project and electives to constructing a minimum four subject sequence in their choice of specialisation. After choosing a specialisation, students still have a choice of at least 3 more electives.
Learning Methodology
- Seminars, lectures, group activities, case studies and practical support sessions.
- Includes, but is not limited to, group and individual assignments, exams and tests, role plays and participation, quizzes and presentations.
- Credit Transfer and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) available on application.
