Master of International Business

Testamur Title of Degree:	Master of International Business
Abbreviation:	MIB
Home Faculty:	Sydney Business School
Duration:	1 year full-time or part-time equivalent
Total Credit Points:	48 cps
Starting Session(s):	Autumn, Spring at Innovation Campus (Wollongong) Intake A, B, C, D at Sydney campus
Delivery Mode:	On campus (Face-to-face)
Location:	Innovation Campus (Wollongong), Sydney
UOW Course Code:	597, SC597
CRICOS Code:	026342G

Overview

The Master of International Business program prepares students to succeed in managerial and professional positions in the global economy. The globalisation of the market place requires businesses to be increasingly innovative and competitive. Managers need to understand the complexities of global culture, political, economic, organisational and financial forces and recognise how they can impact on the success of their business.

This course examines the background of globalisation and teaches the management skills and competencies that are necessary in order to effectively operate in a truly global business environment.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must have a Bachelor degree or equivalent from a recognised tertiary institution.

International applicants must also meet the University's English Language requirements. Refer to the University's website at http://www.uow.edu.au/future/international/index.html

Course Requirements

Candidates are required to complete a total of eight subjects (48 cps) according to the list below.

Course Program

Core Subjects	Credit Points
TBS 908	Supply Chain Management	6
TBS 935	Project Management	6
TBS 980	International Financial Management	6
TBS 981	Managing in Multi-National Companies	6
TBS 982	Marketing in a Global Economy	6
TBS 983	International Business Environment	6
TBS 984	International Business Strategies*	6
TBS 913 OR TBS 923	Innovation Topics and Cases Contemporary Issues in International Business	6 6
* This capstone subject is to be undertaken after a minimum of three (3) core subjects have been successfully completed. ^Students may apply to complete either TBS961 Business Spanish Language and Culture or TBS962 Business Chinese Language and Culture as a substitute for TBS913 Innovation Topics and Cases or TBS923 Contemporary Issues in International Business.

Credit Transfer

Upon successful completion of the Master of International Business students may apply to enrol in another of the School's Masters programs and apply for credit for previous postgraduate studies. Those graduates who meet the MBA entry requirements may apply to enrol in the MBA program, and may be eligible for credit transfer for up to six subjects (36 credit points) towards the MBA.

Other Information

Candidates should consult the Graduate Studies Advisor for further information.