Master of Business Administration (MBA)
A two-year AQF Level 9 postgraduate program with four specialisations — Marketing, Information Technology, Accounting (CPA accreditation TBC) and Health Management — building advanced leadership and management capability.
Course overview
The Master of Business Administration (MBA) has been meticulously designed to cater to the dynamic and evolving demands of global and domestic markets. This program is offered at the Melbourne Institute of Higher Education (MIHE) and features four specialised domains: Marketing, Information Technology (IT), Accounting (with CPA accreditation TBC), and Health Management. The MBA program is structured to deliver a rigorous academic and professional foundation while offering pathways to meaningful employment outcomes for both international and domestic students.
Specialisations
Choose the stream that fits your career goals — select "Learn more" for full unit details.
Marketing
Develop and apply marketing theories, professional practice, and strategy skills to locate, inform, and persuade customers in a data-driven, global market.
Learn moreInformation Technology
Build management-level expertise in IT governance, systems, cybersecurity, and digital transformation — for business leaders who work closely with IT.
Learn moreAccounting
Specialist accounting and financial management knowledge aligned with CPA Australia standards, preparing graduates for corporate finance and accounting leadership.
Learn moreHealth Management
Leadership, policy, and evidence-based management skills for Australia's fastest-growing sector — health and aged care services.
Learn moreCredit and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Students applying for credit or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) must submit a written application with supporting documents — certified copies of their academic transcript, record of achievement, statement of results, testamur or other relevant evidence, an explanation of what the transcript means, an extract of the course structure showing credit points, and unit syllabi with assessment requirements. Any credit or RPL awarded is assessed on a case-by-case basis under MIHE's Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning Policy and Procedure.
