Master of Management (CEMS)

The Master of Management (CEMS) requires the completion of 72 credit points comprising:

• a 12 credit point business project, and
• 60 credit points in additional units of study (including a maximum of 36 credit points in CEMS exchange units of study completed at international CEMS partner institutions).

Business project

You complete this 12 credit point unit: CEMS6011 CEMS Business Project.

Additional units of study

You complete ten units from:

• CEMS6003 Advanced Strategy,
• CEMS6004 Global Management Practice,
• CEMS6005 Poverty Alleviation and Profitability,
• CEMS6006 Chinese Institutions and Business,
• CEMS6007 Chinese for Business,
• MMGT6003 Accounting and Financial Management,
• MMGT6004 Managing People and Organisations,
• MMGT6008 Global Marketing Management,
• MMGT6011 Team Work and Innovation, and
• MMGT6012 Business Tools for Management.

In addition to the units listed above students can select up to six CEMS exchange units as additional units.

The CEMS exchange units are completed at a CEMS partner institution. Students enrolled in the Master of Management (CEMS) will meet with the Academic Program Director to agree on a recommended path of study that takes into account prior learning and the requirements of the CEMS MIM.

For a progression guides for this degree, please refer to the Business School (Postgraduate) Handbook.

The capstone experience in the Master of Management (CEMS) is a business project which comprises two units of study, designed to provide students with a real life learning experience and to provide assurance of learning for the program as a whole. Students will work in small groups of four or five and partner with a real organisation over a six week period to provide solutions to a real business problem identified in consultation with the partner organisations. Projects will range from social entrepreneurship programs, where students work with community groups and NGOs, through to consultancy projects for large multinational corporations.