University of Melbourne Courses

Be part of the merging sectors of marketing and communication by cultivating your future as a professional.

The Master of Tertiary Education (Management) will provide you with specialised skills and knowledge for successful leadership and management in tertiary sector institutions.

Cities all over the world, from Melbourne to New York, from Beijing to Los Angeles, are looking to boost the number of trees in their public spaces. The Graduate Certificate in Arboriculture is designed for professionals managing trees or wanting to learn how to manage trees in the urban forest.

Why study finance at Melbourne Business School?

The Graduate Certificate in Publishing and Communications (Advanced) provides an introduction to the dynamic field of publishing and communications.

The Master of International Journalism is targeted at students interested in understanding and producing journalism in an international field of practice, where it is important that key skills are complemented by an understanding of different professional traditions, conventions, cultures and...

Use the conceptual frameworks in your area of study to develop the analytical and critical capacities you need to apply to the contemporary issues facing your chosen field. This program enables you to gain practical skills that can be applied through internships and placements.

In the Master of Public Policy and Management you'll refine a high-level analytic skill-set that meets the demands of complex public policy-making.

The Graduate Certificate in University Teaching is a part-time course designed to enhance staff teaching skills in an Australian higher education institution. This course explores the principles of effective teaching and learning in a range of contexts and formats.

Why study marketing at Melbourne Business School?

This unique cross-disciplinary and industry-oriented program is open to graduates who are passionate about the social and cultural dimensions of the built environment in the 21 st century. Urban and cultural heritage is central to global cities today.

Why study management at Melbourne Business School?