Master of Management

The Master of Management at the Australian National University (CRICOS course code: 107176J) is an advanced postgraduate qualification designed for those seeking to excel in management roles or enhance their leadership capability. Set in the vibrant academic environment of Canberra, this course delivers a comprehensive exploration of contemporary business theory and practice, covering areas such as organisational behaviour, strategic management, marketing, human resource management, and innovation. Students can expect an immersive experience that blends rigorous academic study with real-world application, preparing graduates to lead in diverse organisational contexts.

Structured over one year of full-time study, the programme is typically comprised of a curated sequence of units of study, each contributing a set number of credit points towards the overall degree. Australian master's degrees often feature a combination of core management units and elective specialisations, enabling students to tailor their learning to their career interests. The course may incorporate capstone projects or opportunities for work-integrated learning, reflective of the industry-connected approach valued by Australian universities. Students gain critical skills in problem-solving, communication, negotiation, ethical decision-making and leadership, all adaptable across sectors and industries.

This programme is well suited to early-career professionals and aspiring managers from diverse academic backgrounds who are eager to accelerate their careers or pivot into new industries. Graduates benefit from ANU’s connections to industry, government, and research communities in Australia’s capital, opening doors for networking and career development. International students completing this degree may be eligible for the Australian Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) post-study work stream, and all enrolled students can work up to 48 hours per fortnight while studying. Entry requirements, credit structure, and specific unit offerings can be confirmed on the official course page.

• Business Analyst in Australian corporates and consulting firms
• Project Manager in private or public sector organisations
• Operations Manager in industries such as finance, health, government and technology
• Management Consultant for advisory and strategy firms
• Marketing or Human Resource Manager
• Entrepreneur or Small Business Manager
• Leadership roles in Australian and international organisations