Executive MBA | The University of Newcastle, Australia

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Introduction

The Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) program is a practice-oriented graduate business degree pursued by experienced employees wishing to learn alongside like-minded participants to advance their leadership, business, and management skills.

The program offers the most dynamic, engaging, and comprehensive knowledge required to tackle today’s most pressing challenges. Executive MBA candidates will use this knowledge to develop integrative, strategic initiatives that support business development, add value to their organisation and serve their community.

Course Highlights

100% University-Taught Executive MBA

With a time investment of 12 months part-time, learn from Australia and Singapore-based university faculty and graduate with an Executive MBA.

Double-Accredited Business School

Accredited by EFMD Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) and the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AACSB accreditation is awarded to only the top 6% of the world’s business schools.

Chartered Management Institute (CMI) Accreditation

Graduates of the Executive MBA programme can add the internationally recognised Chartered Manager title to their credentials. This accreditation is provided by the Chartered Management Institute (UK).

Complete your degree in just 12 months

Eight courses each comprising 28 hours face-to-face contact time, and eight hours
blended learning time (online), to enable you to complete your Executive MBA within one year of study.

Action-based learning and engagement with industry experts

With work-related projects, and through the integration of leading academics and expert practitioners as visiting lecturers, there are multiple opportunities to develop your skills, while providing value to your organisation.

100% Coursework (No Exams)

A 100% coursework with no exams offers students a unique and stress-free learning experience. In such a course, assessment methods are diversified, focusing on assignments such as presentations, self-assessment and reflective journals, case study analysis, and capstone reports.