Business School Review
Graduate School of Business, Wollongong,
Sydney, Dubai, University of Wollongong
AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND
School Statistics
Programme Type:
Graduate School of Business
Full Time MBA
Wollongong, Sydney, Dubai
Part Time MBA
A Graduate School of the University of Wollongong
Joint Degree Programmes Offered:
MBA Only
Choosing the right business school can give you
MBA/MIB, MBA/MSc, MBA/MM, MBA
Advanced, MBA/MPM, MBA/MRM
a crucial competitive advantage. In making the right
decision you can fast-track your career, gaining the
Specialisation by Function:
skills and capabilities to succeed in today’s diverse
Finance
General Management
business environments. The Graduate School of Health Care Management
Business offers a range of postgraduate programs
Human Resource Management
International Management / Business
designed in consultation with global industry leaders. Leadership
Because we understand that you may be working full
Logistics
Marketing
or part time, our programs are designed with maximum Project Management
flexibility to make them work best for you.
Supply Chain Management
We offer three/four intakes per year, depending
Specialisation by Industry:
upon location. A number of our MBA subjects are Banking / Financial Services
offered in intensive mode, including our international
Government
Non - Profit Organisation
two week program, ensuring the minimum disruption Public Sector
to part time students’ work commitments.
Retail / Consumer Goods
Global Economy
The 2008 Good Universities Guide reaffirms UOW’s
As a founding partner of the Australian National long standing position as one of the country’s leading
Full Time Course Information
Business School (ANBS), which comprises six of the research institutions and a place where students not
Start Dates:
January
top business schools in Australia, we are able to offer only experience a five-star educational experience but April
students greater flexibility if they need to relocate and a five-star chance of gaining a job with a top salary at
July
September
continue their study program with one of our partner the end of their degree.
December
institutions. We also provide opportunities for students
to attend management schools in Asia and Europe. Under the Guide’s ranking system, only the top
Programme Duration:
24 months
20 per cent of universities can be awarded a five-star
In 2007 rating in any one category. UOW received five stars in
Tuition Fee:
EURO (€) 18216 / Total Program Cost
TIMES TOP 200 six key areas, including Generic Skills, which rates our
The University of Wollongong has for the second graduates’ satisfaction with the breadth of skills they
Entry Requirements:
time been listed in The Times Higher Education learn while studying with us.
Min. GMAT Score : N/A
Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score : 230
Supplement Top 200 World University Rankings. 1.) Getting a Job Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 570
2.) Positive Graduate Outcomes
Min. IELTS : 6.5
Min. Years of Work Experience : 2
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AND LEARNING 3.) Graduate Starting Salary
UOW is one of only two universities nationwide to 4.) Research Intensivity
Application Fee:
EURO (€) 45
achieve top-tier rankings in every discipline category 5.) Graduate Satisfaction
of the Australian Government’s Learning and Teaching 6.) Generic Skills Part Time Course Information
Performance Fund for 2008.
Start Dates:
January
April
UOW is ranked in the Top 500 world universities
July
September
by the Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World
December
Universities.
Programme Duration:
38 months
Student Profile
Tuition Fee:
EURO (€) 18216 / Total Program Cost
Quincy Govin the company’s various entities in Japan, Europe and Contact:
Master of Int. Business (MIB) Australia.
Sue Mathews, Business Manager
Graduate School of Business, Wollongong,
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Sydney, Dubai, University of Wollongong
I came back from UOW with a quality MIB and
Building 38
Northfields Ave
I was offered a job at French carmaker MBA, gained extensive exposure into cultures other
University of Wollongong
Renault upon my return to Malaysia, than my own, and fostered close friendships with
Wollongong, NSW
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immediately after graduating from UOW. people I would never have thought of meeting. The
Australia
I was initially based in Kuala Lumpur, in the Asia Pacific international exposure with students from various
Division as the Operations Manager for Malaysia, which countries increased my understanding of the world
Tel: +61 (2) 4221 3751
Fax: +61 (2) 4221 4709
involved overseeing and managing all strategic and at large and prepared me for my current challenge in Email:
gsb@uow.edu.au
operational issues for the Malaysia market. the international arena of the automobile industry. My
Web:
www.uow.edu.au/gsb
UOW experience has opened new doors in my life -
I have since taken a regional position based in both professional and personal.
Singapore, in charge of the ASEAN market for Renault’s
commercial activity within the region. My job requires
frequent travel within the Asia-Pacific region, and to
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