Master of Management (Innovation and Entrepreneurship)

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00005F

This articulated program provides a dedicated pathway for TAFE graduates and other suitably qualified applicants with supervisory or managerial experience and professional attainments to undertake Masters-level studies. Students are not required to have completed a Bachelor degree, as the course is designed to progressively help students build strong foundation knowledge, operational skills and strategic capabilities in organisational management. The program is offered through the Australian Graduate Management Consortium (AGMC), a unique partnership between TAFE NSW and Charles Sturt, to deliver postgraduate studies at local TAFE.

Designed for

Practising and potential managers

Structure

• 96 subject points: 4 core subjects
• 4 subjects selected from a choice of 9 and 4 elective subjects including the option of completing a research project.

Subjects

• Management

Standard entry requirements

Graduate Diploma of Management (Professional Practice)

Recognition

Australian Graduate Management Consortium (AGMC).

Study pathways

Graduate Certificate in Management (Professional Practice) and the Graduate Diploma of Management (Professional Practice) successful completion of these professional practice programs provides guaranteed entry and credits into the Master of Management.

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