Master of Global Business

The Master of Global Business at Monash University is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of international business dynamics. The programme encompasses critical components such as global market analysis, strategic management, cross-cultural communication, and ethical considerations in business practices. This ensures that graduates are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of global commerce.

Structured over 1.5 years, the Master’s programme typically follows a semester system where students engage in a series of core and elective units that contribute to their overall credit points. A significant aspect of the course includes a capstone project that allows students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world business problems, enhancing their practical experience. Opportunities for work-integrated learning and professional placements are also embedded within the programme, providing invaluable industry exposure.

Throughout the course, students develop essential skills such as critical thinking, analytical problem-solving, and effective communication, all of which are vital in the global business environment. This Master’s programme is suited for individuals planning to advance their careers in international business, management, or consulting roles, and those looking to gain a competitive edge in the workforce.

• International Business Manager
• Global Marketing Consultant
• Supply Chain Manager
• Business Development Executive
• Market Research Analyst

Graduates are highly sought after across various industries such as multinational corporations, consulting firms, and government agencies in Australia. Additionally, the programme aligns with professional accreditation standards, ensuring that students meet industry expectations.

With the completion of their Master’s, graduates may qualify for the Temporary Graduate visa (subclass 485) post-study work stream, allowing them to gain valuable work experience in Australia. While studying, students also have work rights of 48 hours per fortnight, providing a balance between academic commitment and practical industry engagement.