COURSE CURRICULUM

The Graduate Diploma of Business Administration is structured around eight core units at Levels 400 and 500, providing a comprehensive foundation in both fundamental and advanced management concepts. The program covers essential areas such as Leadership and Professional Development, Project Management, Financial Decision Making, and Leading People and Change, equipping students with the skills to manage teams, drive performance, and make informed organisational decisions. In addition, the course explores contemporary business practices through units in Digital Transformation and Business Systems and Marketing Strategy in a Digital World, preparing students to navigate and leverage technological and market changes effectively. Advanced strategic and governance competencies are developed through units in Leading Strategic Innovation and Corporate Governance and Sustainability, fostering the ability to implement innovative strategies, ensure ethical leadership, and maintain organisational accountability. The course is delivered over a duration of one year and four months full-time, with part-time study options available to accommodate professional and personal commitments. Students are encouraged to follow the recommended course sequence to optimise learning outcomes and ensure a coherent progression from foundational concepts to advanced management practice. By integrating theory, practical skills, and strategic thinking, the Graduate Diploma equips graduates with the knowledge, competencies, and confidence required to assume leadership or management roles across a wide range of professional and organisational contexts. This program also provides a clear pathway for further study, allowing students to progress seamlessly into the Master of Business Administration. Accredited by TEQSA, the Graduate Diploma meets nationally recognised standards for quality and academic rigor, ensuring graduates obtain a credible, industry-relevant qualification that supports both professional development and career advancement.