The Chifley MBA (Technology Management) program is developed specifically for professionals in the engineering, science, technology and related sectors.
You will graduate having integrated your new knowledge with existing experience, and being able to apply it to new situations. In addition to being able to communicate your findings, you will have the skills to implement agreed solutions efficiently.
We will also help you develop your interpersonal skills, so you will leave with increased confidence in your ability to interact effectively with a range of specialists.
The Chifley MBA (Technology Management) is a 12 unit program comprising 6 core units and 6 elective units.
Core units | 6
- Contemporary People Management
- Financial Management
- Management Perspectives
- Managing Information Systems
- Project Management
- Strategic Management
Elective units | select 6
- Advanced Project Management
- Business Law
- Corporate Finance
- Corporate Sustainability
- Economic Decision Making
- Employer Based Unit
- Engineering Risk Management
- Environmental Management
- International Business Strategy
- Leaders as Decision Makers
- Leadership
- Managing Innovation
- Marketing
- Operations Management
- Pathways to Organisational Best Practice
- Research Project
Graduate Certificate of Management (Technology Management)
The Graduate Certificate of Management (Technology Management) consists of four units of study and provides the basic entry level for people seeking careers and qualifications in business management.
The four units comprise of two core units which cover the areas of financial management and management perspectives. The other two units can be chosen from the list of electives which provide a broad scope in management principles.
Graduate Diploma of Management (Technology Management)
The Graduate Diploma of Management (Technology Management) is a progression from the Graduate Certificate of Management.
The Graduate Diploma of Management (Technology Management) consists of eight units of study, which include the four units completed at the graduate certificate level plus a further four units. These four units include two core units which cover the areas of economic decision making and business law and two elective units.
A maximum time frame of 10 years upon the enrolment of your first unit.
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