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Master of Geographic Information Science
PostgraduateUOQ-GIS-MAS
Advance your career in the geospatial realm in 2 years
Study advanced Geographic Information Science (GIS) – covering electives such as spatial analysis, remote-sensing and web mapping. Complete a research project to build on project management skills for the real world. Finish in 2 years.
Master of Business Administration
PostgraduateSWI-MBA-MAS
Chart your path towards business leadership
Become an innovative leader. You’ll study core business subjects including marketing, accounting, and economics. Delve deeper into business or choose the project management stream. Build executive skills and get strategic about your business future.
Bachelor of Business with a major in Business Administration
UndergraduateSWI-BBA-DEG
Steer organisations through today’s evolving business landscape
Become a confident business leader. You’ll cover core business units and specialist topics including organisational behaviour and workplace relations. With skills in strategic planning and project management, you’re set for business success.
Bachelor of Business with a major in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
UndergraduateSWI-BLS-DEG
Drive business success across the entire supply chain
Get to know the process of logistics from a global perspective. Cover core business units and specialist topics including procurement and operations management. You’ll be work-ready with industry-relevant skills including project management and risk.
PostgraduateTUA-MOD-MAS
Gain advanced design knowledge and capability
Explore the latest design theory, practice, and innovations. You’ll explore current insights that cover UX, humanising information and the dynamics of effective communication. Design, project management, and business systems are part of your study.
Bachelor of Applied Business (Management)
UndergraduateTUA-ABM-DEG
A practical, industry focused management degree
Learn to lead high performing teams. You’ll work on managerial communication and project management skills. Study corporate structuring and business model analysis. Dive into digital disruption. Tackle real world business issues with confidence.
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Master of Information Science (Extended)
PostgraduateCUR-ISE-MAS
Advanced information management studies and research
Develop advanced technical skills for specialist roles in the information profession. You’ll deep dive into library science, archival science, and records management. Explore changes in information management. Undertake an advanced research project.
Master of Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management
PostgraduateTAS-GSM-MAS
High-level logistics expertise in a global business environment
Thrive in international business and world trade with an elevated approach to logistics and supply chain management. You’ll gain the skills, knowledge, and networks to lift your career to management level. Includes an industry research project.
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Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours)
UndergraduateADU-CMH-DEG
Run construction projects with advanced knowledge and research skills
Push your construction career further. Specialise in high-demand areas and complete a research project guided by experts. You’ll graduate with deeper expertise and industry-ready skills to lead large-scale projects and drive innovation.
Undergraduate Certificate in Construction Management
UndergraduateADU-CMA-CTF
Lay the foundation for a professional career in construction
Learn the essentials of Australia’s construction industry from seasoned professionals. Explore project basics, regulations, and materials. In just six months, gain the skills to start in entry-level roles or continue to further study.