About the MIB Program
Students who join the
MIB program will study the full spectrum of issues that are inherent to
doing business internationally. Key subjects such as international
accounting, issues in international trade and finance, strategic
international management, cultural challenges across borders, doing
business in emerging markets, international geopolitics and marketing
across borders will allow students to prepare themselves for the reality
of working in a dynamic and complex international business environment.
The IGSB MIB is a 12-course program. The academic year is divided into four terms of 11 weeks with 6 contact hours a week normally required. Generally the program is completed in 1.5 years minimum and 2 years maximum. However students may negotiate to complete the program in less time. The structure for the program is listed below.
Note: subject to approval from the Program Director, students may be eligible to study part of the program via the Exchange UniSA Program
Structure for 1.5 Year completion
Year 1 (Core)
- Global Business Environment
- International Business Management
- Issues in International Trade
- Managing Across Cultures
- International Business Strategy
- Accounting for Management M
- Advanced Marketing
- People, Organisation & Leadership
Year 2 (Electives)
Students can choose four electives below
- Doing Business in Asia
- Marketing Across Borders
- International Human Resource Management
- Principles of Finance
- Study Abroad
Or a range of approved elective courses offered by IGSB or approved courses in other postgraduate programs.
There are also other International Business study options available to students:
- Graduate Certificate in International Business (4 courses totalling 18 units)
- Graduate Diploma in International Business (8 courses totalling 36 units)