Master of Business Administration
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Overview
Master of Business Administration
Introduction
The 厙ぴ勛圖's Hybrid Master of Business Administration (UC MBA) is a flexible and future-focused programme that fits around your busy schedule. Classes can be accessed either in-person or virtually, with key in-person touchpoints, so you gain the benefit of collaborating and developing connections in the classroom.
The programme has strong business collaborations and industry co-teaching, making it the most industry engaged MBA in New Zealand. With real-world case studies and projects, you gain real-world insights that you can apply directly to your work environment. Learn more about the UC MBA.
Get a globally recognised MBA qualification from the triple crown accredited UC Business School. The UC MBA is accredited by AMBA, the global standard for MBAs. Learn more about our accreditations.
Master of Business Administration
Entry requirements
Students must be approved by the Dean of Business, who will take account of the relevance and standard of previous studies and experience.
Any bachelor's degree, or the Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration, must have been completed with good grades, and at least five years' work experience at an appropriate level is required.
A special application is also required to enrol - see 'How to apply' below.
If English is your additional language, you are also required to meet UC's English language requirements.
For the full entry requirements, see the Regulations for the Master of Business Administration or use the .
Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration pathway
You may choose to first enrol in the Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration and later progress into the full MBA programme. The Diploma includes the same core courses as the MBA, and you will attend the same classes as MBA students.
Contact the Master of Business Administration Team for more information.
How to apply
See the MBA application process for details of entry requirements and start dates.
See Admission and enrolment for all information on enrolling at UC.
Master of Business Administration
How do I plan my degree?
The structure of the Master of Business Administration programme is closely prescribed, and consists of compulsory courses, electives, and a consulting project.
The degree may be completed in a minimum of 18 months full-time study, or part-time in up to 5 years (domestic students only).
You can begin studies in February, May, or September.
See more information on the structure and course descriptions of the MBA.
For full requirements, see the Regulations for the Master of Business Administration.
Master of Business Administration
Subjects and courses
The MBA Schedule incorporates 125 points of compulsory courses, 10 points of elective courses, and a consulting project of 45 points.
See more information on the structure and course descriptions of the MBA.
Compulsory courses
Consulting project
Elective courses
Choose one of the following:
Not all courses will be offered in a given year. Contact the MBA Coordinator to discuss appropriate course selection.
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2024 tuition fee泭estimate:泭$39,098 (180 points)
2025 tuition fee estimate: $41,444 (180 points)
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2024 Special Programme Fee:泭$58,500 (180 points)
2025 Special Programme Fee:泭$61,350泭(180 points)
Master of Business Administration
Career opportunities
Postgraduate study can bring many career benefits eg, specialist skills and enhanced knowledge, entry into specific occupations, higher starting salary/progression rates, research capability/achievement, and evidence of high academic attainment/self-discipline.
Learn more about the benefits of UC's MBA.
Useful information:
- Read what other UC postgraduate students have gone on to achieve in their studies and careers in our student stories.
- Te Rp贖 Rapuara | UC Careers can help you to achieve the career you want, connect with employers, or find a job.
- For research into career destinations by qualification, visit .
- Find out more about what can you do with a degree from UC.
- Come along to an upcoming information event for prospective postgraduate students.
