Monash Graduate School of Business - Faculty of Business and Economics

Created to serve as a focus for all the Monash graduate programs in business, the Monash Graduate School of Business (GSB) is a totally different kind of business school - combining excellence and innovation with diversity. Monash GSB programs include higher degrees by research - PhD and MPhil; specialist masters degrees in accounting, banking, business law, diplomacy and trade, economics, econometrics, finance, human resource management, management, marketing, public policy and management, risk management and work and employment relations. The GSB also offers a number of inter-faculty double degrees and is the home of the highly-ranked Monash MBA and the flexible and innovative Master of Business. Further details on the range of programs can be found at http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/handbooks/postgrad/bus-courses.html.

Most coursework programs are offered on the Caulfield campus. Facilities on this campus include state of the art teaching and studying facilities, designated postgraduate lounges, full wireless connectivity, multiple IT labs, and leading edge theatrettes.

Contact details

Telephone: +61 3 9903 1400; website: http://www.gsb.monash.edu.au

Coursework programs

Program structures

Coursework masters degrees and related graduate and postgraduate diplomas are offered across the full spectrum of business disciplines. Students who wish to exit their masters studies after completion of four or eight units may apply for an early exit with a graduate certificate (four units) or graduate diploma (eight units).

The executive certificate is designed to cater for managers who have significant experience but do not have a first degree. The executive certificate provides an entry point to masters degrees for students who obtain an average grade of credit or above.

Further details on the range of programs can be found at http://www.monash.edu.au/pubs/handbooks/postgrad/bus-courses.html.

Coursework discipline areas

Monash GSB offers a variety of programs to suit students from different backgrounds and with different aspirations. Most masters coursework degrees in the GSB comprise 12 or 16 units in the following disciplines: accounting, banking, business, business administration, business law, diplomacy and trade, economics, econometrics, finance, human resource management, management, marketing, public policy and management, risk management and work and employment relations.