postgraduate

Master of International Business

MIntlBus(Curtin) - MC-INTBUS Master of International Business

Location	Curtin Singapore campus
Study method	On-campus
Study mode	Full-time or part-time
Intake	February, July, November
Duration	1 year full-time (3 trimesters) or part-time equivalent

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Curtin University’s Master of International Business was ranked as the top 5 International Management program in Australia by the prestigious Eduniversal Masters Ranking in 2019.

The Curtin University Master of International Business program focuses on strategy, management, decision-making and business in the Asia-Pacific region, providing graduates with the skills and knowledge needed for a successful top level managerial career in global business.

MIB builds a solid basis and in-depth knowledge to manage international companies and their operations. MIB study also helps graduates to better manage people in domestic but multicultural environments.

Students study strategic management, focusing on alliances, partnerships and networks in a global environment.

A bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised university.

Minimum English language entry requirements

IELTS Academic (International English Language Testing System)
Writing	6.0
Speaking	6.0
Reading	6.0
Listening	6.0
Overall band score	6.5

Other notes

View the full list of entry requirements.

Tuition fee
Per unit fee (25 credits)	S$2,880
Total tuition fee	S$34,560
Payable over three trimester instalments

All fees are inclusive of 7% GST. Fees listed are indicative and subject to annual increases.

View our fees and charges page for full details.

Graduates generally find employment in the intermediary managerial level with companies with an interest in or focus on international activities.

Applicants with a minimum of two years leadership experience in a senior role, in relevant industry settings, will be eligible to apply for Credit for Recognised Learning (CRL). Students need to submit a CV and documented evidence of the relevance and the complexities of the experience of prior learning. This could include such evidence as, references, letter/s from an employer, evidence of professional development, executive education courses, completion of MicroMasters or Massive Open Online Course (MOOCs), a portfolio showing field, volunteer and service work and learning, and community engagement, to be considered for up to 100 credits points of CRL set against the elective stream. Units will not be specially mapped but will be based on general credit for the four elective units.

Credits needed to graduate: 300.
Each unit is 25 credits unless stated otherwise.