Master of International Business

Mel Knox
Mel Knox from the United States completed his MIB at Sydney Business School - Sydney Campus. Before coming to Sydney, he completed an internship with Lexia International while working in the position of Regional Representative (West Coast USA). Mel decided to come to Sydney to pursue his studies in order to learn to think and to behave in ways not available to be learned in American culture. Having completed his studies and returning to the USA, Mel is pursuing an entrepreneurial venture in the creative arts in Los Angeles.		  
Elise Lavoue
Elise Lavoue from France completed her MIB degree at the Sydney campus after completing an Administration and Management degree in France and a Bachelor of Business in the UK. Elise feels that an Australian education is highly recognised everywhere in the world and as her career plan is to work internationally, she believes the best way to achieve this is to study overseas. She has found the advantages of doing MIB with the SBS is that it enhances her English skills first of all but also her knowledge about Australia and Asian Countries, which are really important in international business.		  
Daniel Ocean
Daniel Ocean from Iran graduated with a MIB in 2007. He currently works as a Customer Service Officer with the St George Bank in Sydney. Before coming to Australia, he had completed his Bachelor of Applied Mathematics in Iran. He enjoys working in the financial services sector and now intends to qualify as a Financial Planner. Daniel said that another advantage of attending SBS was its location which is close to many of the head offices of leading financial institutions.		  
Ina Rietzschel
Ina Rietzschel from Germany completed a MIB degree at the SBS Wollongong Campus. After completing her Bachelor of Business and Administration in Germany, Ina worked in the sales organisation of DaimlerChrysler AG in Berlin, Germany, for 8 years. Ina undertook her studies whilst on a one year sabbatical from DaimlerChrysler.		  
Last reviewed: 27 July, 2009