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Australia

University of Canberra

Master of Business Administration (Online)

The University of Canberra MBA (Online), course MGM104, is a wholly online 36-credit-point program in the Canberra Business School. Standard duration is two years part-time across 12 study blocks, with a maximum of five years. Admission is a related bachelor, an unrelated bachelor plus three years’ relevant work, or an AQF 8 graduate certificate. The UC Online fees page publishes 4,063 AUD per unit and 48,750 AUD total, subject to annual review, without a year on the row. 2027 domestic study-block dates are published. A Government specialisation exists as a separate restricted choice. AACSB, AMBA or EQUIS is not stated on the pages reviewed.

The school’s page presented this as a current program. Last checked 2026-10-27. Confirm the details with the school before you apply.

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Country of the award
Australia
Delivery
Online, attendance not confirmed
Residency
Not required
Duration
2 years part-time (12 study blocks); maximum 5 years from enrolment to completion
Language
English
Tuition
Tuition not published
Admissions test
GMAT or GRE rule not published
Business school
Canberra Business School

Overview

Official award title
Master of Business Administration (Online)
University
University of Canberra
Business school or department
Canberra Business School
Awarding institution
University of Canberra
Awarding note
Degree-awarding institution recorded as the university that publishes the program.
Country of the award
Australia
Location recorded
Canberra, Australia
Executive MBA label
Not labeled executive
Named pathways
No named specialization. This can still be a general MBA.

Study format and residency

Delivery
Online, attendance not confirmed. Course MGM104 is titled Master of Business Administration (Online), delivery mode Online, location UC - Canberra, Online. The UC Online page describes it as an online MBA. The 2027 course page describes it as wholly online. not_published
Intensity
Part-time
Duration
2 years part-time (12 study blocks); maximum 5 years from enrolment to completion
Credits
36 credit points
Teaching languages
English
Complete program in English
Yes
Mandatory residency
No
Residency detail
No on-campus residency or on-campus examination is stated. The UC Online page says the program includes the AICD Company Directors Course (double-weighted) and advises 15 to 20 hours of online study per week.
Intakes
2027 study blocks starting 18 January, 15 March, 10 May, 5 July, 30 August and 25 October. UC Online page lists intakes January, March, May, July, September and October.

Admissions

Previous degree
An Australian bachelor qualification or equivalent in a related field; or an Australian bachelor in an unrelated field plus three years’ relevant work experience; or an Australian Graduate Certificate (AQF 8) in any field or higher. The UC Online page also says applicants who do not meet those requirements may still be eligible through alternative qualifications or work experience.
Work experience
Three years’ relevant work experience is required when the bachelor degree is in an unrelated field. Not stated as required for a related bachelor or a graduate certificate.
GMAT or GRE
GMAT or GRE rule not published
Geographic eligibility
2027 teaching periods on the course page are marked open for domestic admissions. International admission is not shown as open on those rows.

Tuition and funding

Published tuition
Tuition not published
Fee notes
UC Online fees page lists cost per unit 4063 AUD for Master of Business Administration Online. Fees are subject to annual review and may increase each calendar year. Indicative fees are an estimated average and depend on elective choice. The course marketing page says FEE-HELP is available. A year is not printed on the fee row.

Accreditation

Accreditation
No accreditation is listed on this profile. That does not mean the school is unrecognized.
Outcomes
No salary or employment figure is published here. This directory does not estimate outcomes.

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