Australia and New Zealand

“In the last five years AGSM programs have consistently reached the top ranking in independent national and international ranking surveys like Forbes (#1 Business School in Australia and Asia Pacific) and the UK Financial Times (#1 MBA Program in Australia and among the Top 50 in the World 2007, #1 Executive MBA program in Australia 2001-2005). In 2002, AGSM became the first Australian business school to receive international accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AGSM brings together cultures and ideas that will transform your thinking, networking opportunities and career prospects that will shape your future - and an educational environment that will give you the business capabilities required for success.”

“The University of Otago has maintained a reputation for excellence in education and research for more than 130 years and business education since 1912. The School of Business pioneered the first full-time MBA in the country in 1976. The Otago full time MBA is the only MBA Programme in New Zealand to be recognised internationally. That reputation earned the Otago full time MBA its place alongside the most famous and influential schools in North America and Europe, and so the Otago MBA began the 21st Century ranked in the Top 100 MBA Programmes worldwide. The Otago MBA is a top-quality 16-month full time MBA programme, academically rigorous, with a strong focus on managerial relevance, practical application and personal development.”

“The MBA is designed to enhance the skills that participants bring to the course in order to increase their potential for creating value in the world of business and/or to meet the priorities of government organisations through effective public administration. It prepares graduates to tackle problems creatively in order to achieve optimum results for the organisation. The MBA is offered in full-time and part-time mode at the Melbourne (Bundoora) and Melbourne (City) campuses and in part-time mode only at the Bendigo campus.”