Master of Business Administration (Property Management)

Degree Level Postgraduate

Years

Australian students

Start Date
January
April
June
September

Campus
City West

Duration
1.5 year(s) full-time

Program Code
DMMA

Study as
Full-time or part-time

Fees
$AU 24,000 per 1.0 EFTSL for students enrolled in 2013

Entry requirements

Entrants to the program shall normally hold:
- A recognised university undergraduate degree or equivalent professional qualifications and a minimum of two years full time relevant work experience; or
- A Graduate Certificate in Business Administration with an average of at least Pass Level 1 (55%) from the International Graduate School of Business at the University of South Australia or an equivalent qualification from other schools within the University of South Australia or from another recognised university; or
- A Graduate Diploma in Business Administration with an average of at least Pass Level 1 (55%) across at least four courses from the International Graduate School of Business within the University of South Australia or from another recognised university.
- All applicants are required to submit two referee reports and a detailed curriculum vitae outlining managerial and executive experience.
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Aim

This program is designed to further develop motivated men and women for senior leadership positions in organisations operating in international business environments with an emphasis on property management.

Content & Structure

The MBA is an intensive program of 54 units comprising 12 constituent courses and a structured Commencement Seminar.

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What courses you'll study

Course name	Area and cat no.	Units
CORE COURSES
Contemporary Management Skills	BUSS 5244	4.5
Creative and Accountable Marketing	BUSS 5245	4.5
Accounting for Decision Making	BUSS 5247	4.5
Leadership and Change Management	BUSS 5389	4.5
Managerial Finance	BUSS 5249	4.5
The Law for Managers	LAWS 5016	4.5
Ethics, Governance and Sustainability	BUSS 5385	4.5
PLUS one of the following:
International Business	BUSS 5251	4.5
Managerial Economics	BUSS 5248	4.5
Strategic Management M	BUSS 5390	4.5
Specialisation Elective		4.5	Rule(s): 1
Specialisation Elective		4.5	Rule(s): 1
Specialisation Elective		4.5	Rule(s): 1
General Elective		4.5	Rule(s): 1

Electives

Course name	Area and cat no.	Units
Specialisation Electives
Urban Economics G	ECON 5014	4.5
Strategic Asset Management	BUSS 5256	4.5
Property Agency and Management G	BUSS 5332	4.5
Property Valuation G	BUSS 5333	4.5
Property Investment G	BANK 5015	4.5
Fundamentals of Property Law G	COML 5010	4.5

Rules & notes

Rules

1. Electives are chosen from the elective pool in consultation with the Program Director and are subject to prerequisites, corequisites, timetabling, minimum class sizes and contractual arrangements with partner institutions. Not all courses may be available in one calendar year. Where there is a choice of elective or specialty course, students of the Master of Business Administration can choose any approved postgraduate elective course - subject to the Program Director's approval. The Program Director may also approve elective courses from other postgraduate programs offered by this or another university.

2. Academic performance will be monitored by the IGSB Board of Examiners. Students are limited to 2 supplementary assessments within the Master of Business Administration.

3. All students are required to attend a structured Commencement Seminar. No grade is awarded for this.

Notes

1. This program is a full fee paying program and is offered subject to market demand.

2. This program is delivered in the English language.

3. Contact the Program Director for information specialisation elective courses. Specialisation elective courses will be chosen from the postgraduate course offerings within the IGSB and other schools and divisions of the University, in consultation with other postgraduate program directors as appropriate.

4. The Master of Business Administration is designed as a nested program, with credit transfers and articulation pathways from the Graduate Certificate in Business Administration and the Graduate Diploma in Business Administration.

5. Subject to demand and various contractual arrangements, the IGSB may offer electives as detailed in the prescribed available electives. In addition, specialty stream electives and new electives will be made available as required.