Course Structure

The Master of Management is designed for students who have recently graduated from an undergraduate degree (with at least a credit (65%) average), do not necessarily have any relevant work experience and are looking for a broad-based, internationally focused management education that will equip them for a career in management.

To complete the MMgt, you have to complete a total of 60 credit points consisting of eight specifically designed core units of study (48 credit points) and a compulsory business project (which is the equivalent of 12 credit points), as shown below.

Master of Management First Semester of Enrolment (e.g. Semester 1, 2009)

Unit of Study Code Unit of Study Name Credit Points

MMGT6001

Strategy and Entrepreneurship

6

MMGT6002

Managerial Economics

6

MMGT6003

Accounting and Financial Management

6

MMGT6004

Managing People and Organisations

6

Master of Management Second Semester of Enrolment (e.g. Semester 2, 2009)

Unit of Study Code Unit of Study Name Credit Points

MMGT6005

International and Cross Cultural Management

6

MMGT6006

Corporate Governance and Regulation

6

MMGT6007

Supply Chain and Operations Management

6

MMGT6008

Marketing Management in the Global Environment

6

Master of Management Third Semester of Enrolment (e.g. Summer School 2010)

Unit of Study Code Unit of Study Name Credit Points

MMGT6009

MMgt Business Project A

6

MMGT6010

MMgt Business Project B

6

Because there is progressive learning you are asked to follow a recommended path of study. The Master of Management is available exclusively on a full time basis. There are two intakes a year- one starting in March and a second which starts in August.

The Master of Management (CEMS) has been specifically designed to make it possible for students to complete the prestigious CEMS MIM program as part of their degree. The MMgt (CEMS) is a 72 credit point degree and requires three semesters of full time study. At least one of these semesters has to be spent on exchange studying in a Master of Management program at one of our CEMS Members

There are two ways that you can enter the Master of Management (CEMS) PDF .

If your first degree is in a business related area you can apply for direct entry into the MMgt (CEMS). If your first degree is not in a business related area, you can apply for entry in the MMgt (CEMS) after completing one semester of the Master of Management. You have to achieve at least a 65% average in your first semester of the Master of Management and will also be interviewed to assess your suitability for the degree.

If you are admitted in the MMgt (CEMS) we will help you design an individual program of study which will help you complete the CEMS MIM requirements. The program of study will consist of a mixture of Master of Management units of study offered at the University of Sydney and units of study offered at CEMS partner institutions in their Master of Management programs.

Admissions information.