Master of Management (Advanced)

The Master of Management (Advanced) at Australian National University is designed for graduates seeking to refine their leadership and management skills in the context of modern business environments. This advanced-level master's degree equips students with a strong foundation in core management principles, spanning organisational behaviour, strategic planning, business analytics, and ethical decision-making. Students have the opportunity to select from a diverse range of elective units to specialise in areas aligned with their career goals.

Structured over two years of full-time study, the degree comprises a series of units of study that accumulate to the required credit points for graduation. The programme supports both academic and professional development, typically including opportunities for work-integrated learning or industry-engaged projects, where students can apply their skills to real-world business challenges. Many students undertake a capstone project or research thesis in their final semesters, allowing them to synthesise their learning and demonstrate advanced analytical abilities.

The curriculum is designed to provide students with an advanced level of expertise in areas such as leadership, project management, negotiation, and critical thinking. Practical skills are also developed through group work, presentations, and case studies, preparing graduates to operate confidently in complex, dynamic business settings. The course appeals to professionals seeking career advancement, international students looking for globally recognised qualifications, and those considering transitions into new sectors.

With Canberra serving as a hub for government, non-profit, and business activity, ANU students benefit from a unique blend of academic rigour and practical exposure to influential Australian industries and organisations. International students should verify English entry requirements and reference the university's official resources for further details.

• Business Development Manager in corporate or startup environments
• Management Consultant for Australian or multinational firms
• Project Manager for public, private, or non-profit sector initiatives
• Operations Manager in manufacturing, logistics, or service industries
• Policy Analyst within government departments
• Organisational Change Specialist supporting business transformation
• Roles in management within sectors such as finance, healthcare, education, and technology

Graduates may be eligible to apply for post-study work rights (Temporary Graduate visa, subclass 485), and international students can work up to 48 hours per fortnight during their studies, supporting pathways into the Australian workforce.