Master of International Business

Course Overview

Why study a Master of International Business?

This postgraduate coursework degree offers the opportunity to undertake an academically rigorous and professionally relevant program of study in contemporary international business issues.

Knowledge gained from the course will provide you with the skills to lead your company through the internationalisation process. The program is also relevant for those seeking career advancement in the public, inter-governmental and non-profit sectors and others who wish to extend their skills in the analysis and interpretation of the global business environment.

Areas of study

Core units include:

• accounting and finance for international managers
• international management
• marketing and the international consumer
• international business and theory
• introduction to international economics
• international trade law
• cross-cultural management communication
• international business strategy.

Entry Requirements

To enter Monash University, students must satisfy particular academic, English language and age requirements.

Entry into the Master of International Business program in the School of Business requires a completed qualification equivalent to an Australian undergraduate degree, but not necessary in a business-related discipline with a minimum weighted average marks (WAM) of 60 or a qualification deemed equivalent by the Faculty and with a minimum of five years relevant employment.

Career Prospects

Career opportunities are extensive, including strategy planning and analysis, strategic management, consultancy, international business, and export-import strategy within businesses and industries that have an international focus. Graduates will also be suitably trained for employment by multinational corporations.