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MBA Overview/Description
The MBA is designed for professionals aspiring
to general or divisional management or chief executive
positions.
It is for those wanting to transform their careers and be
at the forefront of business leadership. This qualification
aims to produce graduates who make an impact and add
immediate value to an organisation; graduates equipped
to lead and manage organisations in the challenging global
business environment.
The MBA is a practical, hands-on qualification.
It draws on your current professional experience and real
industry examples. Graduates are equipped with a toolbox
of functional management skills, models and techniques that
cover the core functions of management. In particular, the
MBA provides a link to professional practice, enabling the
development of those wanting to gain and apply advanced
management skills via the Business Strategy capstone papers
and Applied Business Project.
MBA career opportunities
MBA graduates:
Step up to take influential roles within key and growth
industries in New Zealand and globally
H ave the ability to significantly impact on the business in
which they operate and the effect these businesses have
in a wider context
H ave the skills, credibility, confidence and judgement
to manage significant projects, teams, business units
and organisations
P rovide inspired leadership from a multidisciplinary
perspective in business, coupled with an assertive and
principled approach to quality in their practice as professionals
AK3717
Level of study
Duration
Venue
City Campus
Points
180
International
Duration
The MBA is a 180-point qualification usually completed within 18
months of full-time study, or two to four years of part-time study.
You may be able to fast-track and complete the qualification in
one year.
Each paper involves six weeks of class learning, with one three-hour
class per paper per week. This is followed by an examination week,
which is then followed by a one-week preparation period for the
following term.
You may start your study at any one of the six terms as listed in the
schedule below.
The qualification is designed to accommodate students who choose
to work full-time while studying part-time. You may vary the number
of papers taken in any given term to fit around your work demands
and personal life, provided the qualification is completed within the
required time period of four years.
Structure
To graduate with a MBA, you must successfully complete 180 points,
which is made up of core and elective papers.
You can choose to specialise in a particular discipline and extend your
studies in that field. Students who complete a minimum of 37.5 points
of elective papers within a particular discipline (as specified in the AUT
University Calendar www.aut.ac.nz/calendar ) may graduate with an
endorsement listed on their parchment.
Knowing
Accounting for Managers
Being
Cognition & Performance
Foundations of Finance
Marketing Management
Operations Management
Organisational
Change Management
5 January
Term 2
2 March
Term 3
4 May
Term 4
29 June
Term 5
24 August
Term 6
19 October
Doing
Applied Business Project
Business Strategy
Business Strategy Simulation
AK1019
Level of study
Points
120
Duration
Venue
City Campus
AK1020
Level of study
Points
60
Duration
Venue
City Campus
PgCertBA
Domestic
International
Student Profile
Ken Lee
MBA Director
MBA Brun., PGDipMngt
Chris Beh
Business Development
Manager,
NZ Field Consultant
for Management
Consultancy, Newport
Consulting Pty Ltd
Alumni Profiles
Ian Robertshaw
Tara Fontanilla
Public Transport
Business Development
Manager,
Auckland Transport
Master of Business
Administration
Master of Business
Administration
(with Distinction)