Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA)

Units Download course structures and unit outlines for Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) The EMBA is structured into four components: The Building Foundations component provides foundation business knowledge and skills along with the opportunity to engage in personal leadership development. The Multi-Disciplinary Decision Making component provides you with a broad spectrum of knowledge and skills on business disciplines to equip you to make holistic and multi-disciplinary decisions in complex environments. In the third component of the EMBA program you are able to choose a concentration from: International Leadership, Complex Project Leadership (Canberra only), Strategic Procurement (Canberra only). The final component of the EMBA program is the completion of a Workplace Project. Delivery and timing The Executive MBA program commences in Brisbane in January of each year. Classes are scheduled once every four weeks over a long weekend from Friday to Sunday with the inclusion of a two-week international study tour. The Executive MBA commences in Canberra in February. The delivery will focus on an eight week cycle, with class sessions taking place every eight weeks supported by on-line learning and facilitation for the remainder of the cycle. These intensive sessions allow participants to schedule dedicated time to study with minimal interference to their business commitments. Course components Building Foundations Strategic Management Communicating to Influence Systems Thinking for Managers Economics for Business Problem Framing for Creative Action Accounting for Decision Making Personal Leadership and Change Data Analysis and Decision Making Multi-Disciplinary Decision Making Marketing Strategically Understanding and Leading Others Business Law Entrepreneurship Financial Management Business Leadership Practicum  Managing Technological Innovation Global Leadership and Complexity Negotiation Skills and Strategies International Study Tour Corporate Governance and Accountability Concentration Options 1. International Leadership Stakeholder Engagement and Media Principles Contemporary Human Resource Management Issues: Global Perspectives Conducting Business Internationally Advanced Strategy for Global Business 2. Complex Program Leadership (Canberra only) Sourcing and Contracting Strategies in a Global Environment Strategic Leadership of Supplier Relationships Strategic Alignment and Project Implementation Strategically Managing Risk 3. Strategic Procurement (Canberra Only) IP Strategy and Management Strategic Leadership of Supplier Relationships Sourcing and Contracting Strategies in a Global Environment Contract Risk Allocation and Insurance Workplace Project Integrated Workplace Project All course structures Executive Master of Business Administration Structure (commencing 2016, Semester 2 onwards)