Postgraduate handbook 2005 - Business and Economics

Master of Business Administration/Master of Business Law

Course code: 3183 + Course abbreviation: MBusAdm/MBusLaw + Total credit points required: 120 + 5 semesters full-time, 10 semesters part-time + On-campus (Caulfield)
Course director: Associate Professor Peter Reed

Course description

This double-degree course aims to provide a broad-based foundation in business and management while providing existing and aspiring managers with the opportunity of developing specialist knowledge and expertise in business law.

Entry requirements

Applicants need to have completed:

• a degree from a recognised tertiary institution with an average grade of credit or above, and
• a minimum of two years relevant full-time post-degree work experience, preferred four years.

Advanced standing

Candidates should consult the MBA Programs office regarding the advanced standing criteria for the MBA.

Fees

This course is offered on a fee-paying basis:

• 2005 domestic student fees: $19,360 per annum ($2420 per unit)
• 2005 international student fees: $22,400 per annum ($2800 per unit)

The fees quoted are provided as a guide only and are subject to final approval by the university late in 2004.
For future years of the course, Monash University reserves the right to adjust annual tuition fees. However, Monash University undertakes that any adjustment factor will not exceed 10% per annum.

Course structure

(a) Students must complete 10 core units (60 credit points):

• MBA9001 Managerial and leadership skills
• MBA9002 The legal environment of business
• MBA9003 Economics for managers
• MBA9004 Accounting for business
• MBA9005 Corporate finance
• MBA9006 Marketing
• MBA9007 Business analysis and planning
• MBA9008 Managing people at work
• MBA9009 Managing information
• MBA5005 Strategic management

(b) Students must complete 10 units (60 credit points) from the Master of Business Law units as follows:

• Up to two 9000-level units from the MBusLaw program
• Up to four 4000-level units from the MBusLaw program
• At least four 5000-level units from the MBusLaw program

Within this framework, MBusLaw students can take up to two units from any department in the Faculty of Business and Economics or from other faculties with approval of the course director (MBusLaw), or up to four units approved for the Master of Commercial Law offered by the Faculty of Law provided that the MBusLaw course director is satisfied that the unit does not substantially duplicate a unit previously completed by the candidate.

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