Academic Programs

Master of Business Administration

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a PNGNQF Level 9 postgraduate program designed to develop advanced leadership, management, and strategic decision-making skills. Delivered part-time over two years, the program requires 180 credit points and combines core business disciplines with elective specializations in General Management, Accounting and Finance, or Entrepreneurship. Students gain expertise in leadership, economics, finance, marketing, human resource management, strategy, and business law, preparing them for senior management and leadership roles across a wide range of industries.

Course Unit Information
  • Accounting Foundations
    Study Period: Semester One

    Unit code: MB607
    Credit Point: 15
    Campus: Port Moresby
    This unit is designed to equip students to analyse economic events and to prepare financial records and reports based on these events.

  • Ethical Leadership
    Study Period: Semester One

    Unit code: MB639
    Credit Point: 15
    Campus:
    Port Moresby
    This unit equips students to think ethically. Making good business decisions requires sensitivity to ethical issues and a practical method for exploring the ethical aspects of a decision and weighing the considerations that should impact on the choice of a course of action in any organization. 

  • Organizational Behaviour
    Study Period: Semester One

    Unit code: MB615
    Credit Point: 15
    Campus: Port Moresby
    Key topics will include individual factors, such as personality and perception; organizational processes, such as performance practices, communication, conflict and negotiation management; and contextual issues, such organizational culture and change.

Course Unit Information
  • Business Economics
    Study Period: Semester Two

    Unit code: MB618
    Credit Point: 15
    Campus: Port Moresby
    The focus is firmly on applying economic principles to the real world of business. The unit equips participants with key economic concepts, issues and techniques that are relevant in the needs of the day to-day running of any business.

  • Management Accounting
    Study Period: Semester Two

    Unit code: MB610
    Credit Point: 15
    Campus: Port Moresby
    Management accounting systems in organisations provide appropriate information for the costing of products and services such as support functions – planning, controlling, evaluation, continuous improvement, and decision-making. 

Course Unit Information
  • Business Law
    Study Period: Semester Three

    Unit code: MB617
    Credit Point: 15
    Campus: Port Moresby
    The unit covers the principles or requirements of PNG business law that those who hold or will hold leadership positions in management would need to have a working knowledge of.

  • Elective Unit 1
    Study Period: Semester Three

    Unit code: Student to select from elective units
    Credit Point: 15
    Campus: Port Moresby

    MBA Elective Units
    (Note: Research Units are to be taken if articulating)

    Management Stream Accounting and Finance Stream Entrepreneurship Stream
    MB649
    Quantitative Analysis for Management
    MB629
    Corporate Accounting
    MB645
    Theory & Practice of Entrepreneurship
    MB613
    Marketing Management
    MB631
    PNG Taxation 
    MB646
    Creativity & Innovation & Design Thinking for Enterprise
    MB619
    Human Resource Management
    MB630
    Accounting Theory 
    MB647
    Feasibility Analysis & Project Management
    MB621
    Strategic Management
    MB637
    Investment Management
    MB648
    Business Management

                                                 

  • Elective Unit 2
    Study Period: Semester Three

    Study Period: Semester Three
    Unit code: Student to select from elective units
    Credit Point: 15
    Campus: Port Moresby

    MBA Elective Units
    (Note: Research Units are to be taken if articulating)

    Management Stream Accounting and Finance Stream Entrepreneurship Stream
    MB649
    Quantitative
    Analysis for
    Management
    MB629
    Corporate
    Accounting
    MB645 Theory & Practice of Entrepreneurship
    MB613
    Marketing
    Management
    MB631 PNG Taxation  MB646 Creativity & Innovation & Design Thinking for
    Enterprise
    MB619 Human
    Resource
    Management
    MB630
    Accounting
    Theory 
    MB647 Feasibility Analysis & Project Management
    MB621 Strategic
    Management
    MB637
    Investment
    Management
    MB648 Business Management
Course Unit Information
  • Cross Culture Management
    Study Period: Semester Four

    Unit code: M620
    Credit Points: 15
    Campus: Port Moresby
    The unit considers the issues and problems of managing in different cultures, in particular at the 'people problems' that invariably arise in international business relationships.

  • Elective Unit 1
    Study Period: Semester Four

    Unit code: Student to select from elective units
    Credit Point:
    15
    Campus:
    Port Moresby

    MBA Elective Units
    (Note: Research Units are to be taken if articulating)

    Management
    Stream
    Accounting and Finance Stream Entrepreneurship
    Stream
    MB649
    Quantitative
    Analysis for
    Management
    MB629
    Corporate
    Accounting
    MB645 Theory & Practice of Entrepreneurship
    MB613
    Marketing
    Management
    MB631 PNG Taxation  MB646 Creativity & Innovation & Design Thinking for
    Enterprise
    MB619 Human
    Resource
    Management
    MB630
    Accounting
    Theory 
    MB647 Feasibility Analysis & Project Management
    MB621 Strategic
    Management
    MB637
    Investment
    Management
    MB648 Business Management

     

  • Elective Unit 2
    Study Period: Semester Four

    Unit code: Student to select from elective units
    Credit Point:
    15
    Campus:
    Port Moresby

    MBA Elective Units
    (Note: Research Units are to be taken if articulating)

    Management Stream Accounting and Finance Stream Entrepreneurship Stream
    MB649
    Quantitative
    Analysis for
    Management
    MB629
    Corporate
    Accounting
    MB645 Theory & Practice of Entrepreneurship
    MB613
    Marketing
    Management
    MB631 PNG Taxation  MB646 Creativity & Innovation & Design Thinking for
    Enterprise
    MB619 Human
    Resource
    Management
    MB630
    Accounting
    Theory 
    MB647 Feasibility Analysis & Project Management
    MB621 Strategic
    Management
    MB637
    Investment
    Management
    MB648 Business Management

Career opportunities and pathways for graduates.

While most of the students are already employed, the program provides a wide range of career opportunities and provides pathways to higher degree studies.

Entry Requirement

• Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree.

• Have at least three years’ relevant work experience or self-employment.

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