COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Business Administration/Master of International Business program at the University of Newcastle requires students to complete 160 units, consisting of 130 units of core courses and 30 units of courses selected from the course list. The program combines advanced business management education with specialized knowledge of international business, preparing students to operate effectively in global markets. Core courses develop essential skills in managing uncertainty, understanding globalisation and digitalisation, organisational behaviour, marketing strategy, global business and innovation management, and cross-cultural management. Students gain the ability to analyse complex business environments, manage diverse teams, and develop innovative strategies for international growth. The program also includes studies in entrepreneurship and innovation, strategic management, financial and management accounting, international business strategy, corporate governance, social responsibility, leadership, and business decision-making. These courses provide students with a strong understanding of strategic planning, financial analysis, ethical business practices, and effective leadership in global contexts. By integrating general management principles with international business expertise, the program equips graduates with the analytical, strategic, and interpersonal skills required to succeed in multinational organisations and competitive global industries. Graduates are prepared for careers in international management, consulting, global trade, business development, entrepreneurship, and leadership roles requiring the ability to navigate complex international business environments.