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Learn from academic and professional leaders and build powerful networks with your fellow business leadersstudents. You’ll develop practical skills that you can immediately put to use in your professional life.

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• Duration: Five trimesters full time, eight trimesters part time
• Cost[NB3] : Domestic student fees: $38947.20 – this doesn’t cover student levies or course-related costs like text books or the international study trip
  International student fees [link: https://www.victoria.ac.nz/international/applying/cost-calculator]
• Start: Trimester One
• Applications close: Applications for 2017 open in October 2016. Applications for 2016 have closed.
• Type of study: Coursework, a research course, professional development projects[NB4] 
• Gain Get entry through: Professional experience or an undergraduate degree [NB5] 
• Where you study[NB6] : Pipitea Campus, Wellington
• Part time option available: Y – however you must complete all 16 courses within four years of enrolling[NB7] 
• Study while you work: Y – you can study part time and courses are all held in the evening or on Saturday
• Level(s): Master’s, Postgraduate Diploma, Certificate [NB8] 
• Professional programme: Y[NB9] 

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Study part time while working. You can gain get entry to the programme based on your professional experience . All and all courses are either on weekday evenings or Saturday morning.

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Your courses are grouped into five parts—four sets of taught courses and a professional development programme.

1. 1.       Core Courses—Get a grounding in commercial law, economics and markets, how organisations work, technology and information systems, problem solving and decision making, and accounting for managers.
2. 2.       Contemporary Management—Designed to draw attention to issues in management, these courses cover corporate finance, marketing, human resources and how to manage the operations of manufacturing and service organisations.
3. 3.       Strategic Capstone—Develop a strategic perspective through courses on leading change, innovation and entrepreneurship, and strategic management. Research an area of management that interests you.
4. 4.       Elective [NB11] Courses—Choose two courses from a range of options that allow you to focus in more detail on areas that most interest you and most benefit your career (the courses you can do depends depend on demand, faculty resources and timetabling).
5. 5.       Professional Development—Apply what you’ve learned to real world problems through 120 hours of professional development activities, including a Dragon’s Den challenge, a not-for-profit advisory project, MBA Business Lab strategy workshops and an international study tour.

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