Postgraduate handbook 2004
Business and Economics

Combined knowledge development and knowledge extension masters degrees

• Master of Applied Economics (not offered in 2004)
• Master of Applied Finance
• Master of Business (Banking and Finance)
• Master of Business Administration
• Master of Business Law
• Master of Business Management
• Master of Diplomacy and Trade
• Master of Human Resource Management
• Master of Industrial and Employee Relations
• Master of International Business
• Master of Management
• Master of Marketing (Stream B)
• Master of Marketing (Agribusiness)
• Master of Marketing (Food and Beverage)
• Master of Marketing (Interactive Marketing)
• Master of Marketing (Logistics Management)
• Master of Marketing Management*
• Master of Marketing (Retail and Wholesale)
• Master of Public Policy and Management
• Master of Taxation
• Master of Wine Technology and Marketing

* Subject to final university approval.

Double masters degrees

Double masters degrees are normally completed in five semesters of full-time study or part-time equivalent.

Candidates require a degree with at least a credit average in any discipline from a recognised tertiary institution and a minimum two years relevant full-time work experience.

• Master of Business Administration/Master of Applied Finance
• Master of Business Administration/Master of Business Law
• Master of Business Administration/Master of Business Systems
• Master of Business Administration/Master of Commercial Law
• Master of Business Administration/Master of Health Services Management
• Master of Business Administration/Master of Human Resource Management
• Master of Business Administration/Master of Information Management and Systems
• Master of Business Administration/Master of Laws (Commercial Law)
• Master of Business Administration/Master of Marketing
• Master of Business Administration/Master of Risk Management

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