COURSE CURRICULUM

The MBA Global curriculum at Murdoch University consists of 48 credit points designed to develop advanced business knowledge, leadership capabilities, and practical management skills for global business environments. The course includes 27 credit points of required units covering essential areas such as accounting for managers, organisational behaviour and management, strategic marketing, entrepreneurship and innovation management, academic business skills, data analytics, strategic risk and project management, and digital business. These units provide students with a strong foundation in business operations, strategic decision-making, innovation, leadership, and technology-driven management practices. Students also complete 21 credit points of specified electives, allowing them to customise their studies according to their career interests and professional goals. Elective options include business finance, economics and business strategy, strategies for growth and excellence, global business, engaged leadership, sustainability and business, industry projects, professional placements, and contemporary business issues. This flexible structure enables students to gain specialised knowledge while developing practical experience through industry-focused learning opportunities. The curriculum integrates theoretical concepts with applied business practices, preparing graduates to analyse complex organisational challenges, manage projects, lead teams, and develop sustainable business strategies. Overall, the MBA Global provides a comprehensive blend of business fundamentals, leadership development, analytical skills, and industry engagement, equipping graduates for successful careers in management, entrepreneurship, consulting, and leadership roles across national and international organisations.