Master of Enterprise

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www.mbs.unimelb.edu.au

Program OutlineThe Master of Enterprise consists of 12 subjects, comprising seven core enterprise subjects, two core innovati on subjects, two capstone subjects and one electi ve.

The course is designed to be completed in 1.5 years of study but may be taken over an extended ti me period.

Who Is It For?The program is designed for individuals with three or more years of professional experience, currently working in middle to senior management positi ons across a variety of sectors and industries.

Small class sizes facilitate the development of valuable relati onships with fellow students from a wide variety of industries.

Master of Enterprise —The Master of Enterprise creates skilled leaders, executi ves and general managers who can drive their organ-isati ons forward. This degree provides advanced knowledge in key functi onal and strategic business areas, enabling leaders to take their career, and their organisati on, to the next level.

Career Outcomes—Graduates of this program are likely to be employed in roles such as:

• CEO

• Managing Director

• General Manager

• Business Owner

AssessmentAssessment in core subjects includes a take home exam, an assignment and a workplace fi eld project.

All projects are applied by parti cipants to their real work environment to deliver immediate benefi ts to themselves andtheir organisati on.

Program Details All core subjects are off ered in intensive mode. Two subjects are taught in each intensive week.

Parti cipants can elect to complete either one or two subjects in each block.

The fi nal capstone project subject is taken over the course of one semester.

All subjects are taught at the University’s Parkville campus

Entry Requirements:• An undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline

• A minimum of 3 years of documented full ti me, relevant, professional work experience

Applicants must also be able to demonstrate the capacity to successfully undertake the program which may be at the discreti on of the Program Director.

Minimum entry requirements do not guarantee entry.

FeesProgram length is 150 credit points (12 x 12.5 point subjects)

MELBOURNE BUSINESS SCHOOL

Local Students:

$3,672 per 12.5 credit point subject.

Internati onal Students:

$4,556 per 12.5 credit point subject.

Fees quoted are 2015 fees only and are subject to an annual increase.

Applicati on DeadlinesLocal Students:

30 November forSemester 1 (February entry)

31 May for Semester 2 (July) entry

Internati onal Students:

31 October for Semester 1 (February entry)

30 April for Semester 2 (July) entry

Apply online at:

mbs.unimelb.edu.au/study/ how-to-apply

MELBOURNE BUSINESS SCHOOL

+Peter RichardsonMaster of Enterprise

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“Since commencing and implementi ng the innovati ons that are a direct result of what I have learnt in the Master of Enterprise, our revenue has increased 70% with signifi cant increases in gross profi t. I att ribute the diff erence in the rate of change to the accumulati on of projects and learning that came from MOE.”

Peter Richardson, Managing Director Doorstep Organics.

Core Enterprise Subjects

• Marketi ng for Managers• Producti on and Operati ons Management• Financial and Performance Management• Quanti tati ve Analysis for Managerial Decisions• leadership and Management• Managerial Economics• Behaviour and Leadership in Organisati ons

Core Innovati on Subjects

• Innovati on And Entrepreneurship Strategy• New Value Creati on

Capstone Subjects

• Strategy, Ethics And Governance• Innovati on And Entrepreneurship Project

Electi ve Subjects

Students must complete one electi ve subject from the University’s graduate level off erings, approved by the program director as relevant to the innovati on interests of the student. Possible subject areas include: social entrepreneurship, biotechnology, informati on technology, sciences or engineering.

Innovati on and Entrepreneurship Project

This is a capstone subject and must be taken in the fi nal semester of study.

Each subject will also require students to att end an additi onal two group case analysis sessions, held from 6-9pm throughout the intensive week.

2016 subject delivery dates are available at:

mbs.unimelb.edu.au

Full details of all subjects are available at:

handbook.unimelb.edu.au

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Why Choose Melbourne Business School?—Since 1963, Melbourne Business School at the University of Melbourne has provided graduate management programs for global business leaders in Australia, Asia and the world. MBS is known for its practi cal, relevant and challenging executi ve experience designed to inspire leadership and career development.

MBS programs are taught by academics who achieve research excellence, consult to global organisati ons and are acti ve in shaping public policy. This vibrant community of scholars and business professionals provides an outstanding learning experience.

The University of Melbourne is ranked No. 1 in the Times Higher Educati on World University Rankings 2014-2015

+Michael SabaMaster of Enterprise

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“It’s real life educati on much more practi ce than theory, combined with practi cal meth-ods that teach you to think laterally, to be an opportunity creator and master of your own desti ny.”

Michael Saba, Director/Partner of Swisse Wellness