Master of Wine Business

The Master's program is a 48-unit program of coursework including a 6 unit research project.
“Designed to meet the needs of busy professionals study is available in flexible delivery modes including out of work hours and intensive modes.
“ Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Master of Wine Business Example Study Plan To qualify for the degree of Master of Wine Business, the student must complete satisfactorily a program of study consisting of the following requirements with a combined total of not less than 48 units: Indicative study plan Core Courses OENOLOGY 7000NW Foundations of Wine Science OENOLOGY 7530 Grape and Wine Production MARKETNG 7104 Marketing Management COMMGMT 7006 People and Organisations ACCTING 7025 Accounting Essentials for Decision MakersECON 7200 Economics Principles WINEMKTG 7035 Legal Aspects of Wine Business WINE 7000 Learning Discoveries in WineWINE 7002 Evaluating Domestic and International Wine Markets COMMERCE 7039  Business Research Methods ElectivesCourses to the value of 12 units from the following: INTBUS 7015 Cross Cultural Management and Negotiation (M) INTBUS 7500 Fundamentals of International Business (M) WINE 7003 Australian Wine in the Asian Century WINE 7004 Contemporary Issues in Wine Business WINE 7005 Direct Wine Marketing WINE 7066 Advanced Wine Marketing WINE 7006 Wine Retail, Cellar Door and Food Tourism ONEOLOGY 7019WT Sensory Studies ONEOLOGY 7028WT Introductory Winemaking COMMGMT 7088 Small and Family Business Perspectives Subject to approval students may be eligible to undertake from the following electives:PROF 7500 Industry Placement PROF 7502 International Internship PROF 7503 Professions Internship Program EXCHANGE 7001BUS Exchange for Business PG Students 6 Research WINE 7777 Wine Business Research Project 6 'This program is designed to meet the needs of busy professionals.
Study is available in flexible delivery modes including out of work hours and intensive modes.
' Assessment Varies by course, including exams, written research projects and reports, group projects, and individual participation in class rooms.