The Master of Business Administration requires students to complete a total of 120 credit points, with each unit typically valued at 10 credit points. The program is structured around 80 credit points of compulsory core units and 40 credit points of specialist elective units. The core units provide a strong foundation in key business areas, including business analytics, research skills, sustainability economics, finance, organisational change, strategic management, and marketing. The course also includes an applied business project, which serves as a capstone experience, allowing students to apply their knowledge to real-world business challenges. In addition to the core units, students must complete four elective units, offering flexibility to tailor their studies according to their interests and career goals. Electives are available across a wide range of disciplines, including business, accounting and law, Indigenous engagement and policy development, emergency and disaster management, public health, information technology, and educational leadership, which has been introduced as a new specialization from 2026. Students can choose to focus on a single discipline or combine units from multiple areas for a broader skill set. Overall, the course structure balances core business knowledge with flexible specialization options to prepare graduates for leadership roles in diverse industries.