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Master of Management (CEMS) (MMgt(CEMS))

Course CodeFC064
Course TypePostgraduate
Credit Points Required 72
CRICOS code063100G

Description

The 15-month Community of European Management (CEMS) Master in International Management (MIM) degree is run from Australia exclusively through the University of Sydney. If you already have an undergraduate degree, are fluent in a European language and have an excellent academic track record, you can apply to get into CEMS and do part of your study at a leading European university and gain real management experience working with top multinational companies.

Course Rules

To qualify for the award, Master of Management (CEMS), a student must successfully complete units of study totalling 72 credit points, comprising:

  • a business project comprising two units of study (12 credit points), as specified below; and
  • 10 additional units of study as specified below.

Please Note: The Master of Management (CEMS) will involve three semesters of full-time study, of which at least one semester must be completed on exchange at a CEMS partner institution. (Please refer to the Master of Management for further details, including CEMS partner institutions.)

Compulsory Units of Study

CEMS Business Project

  • CEMS6001 CEMS Business Project (Part A)
  • CEMS6002 CEMS Business Project (Part B)

Additional Units of Study

Students complete 10 units from the following options.

* Note: Exchange units are units studied at CEMS partner Institution.

Enrolment Guide

Students enrolled in the Master of Management (CEMS) will meet with the Academic Program Director to agree a recommended path of study that takes into account prior learning and the requirements of the CEMS MIM. This recommended path of study will be reviewed each semester.The following are degree progression examples of how students might complete the Master of Management (CEMS).

Example 1.

  1. Master of Management (CEMS) - First Semester of Enrolment

    2. Unit codeUnit nameCredit points
    MMGT6001Strategy and Entrepreneurship

    6

    MMGT6002Managerial Economics

    6

    MMGT6003Accounting and Financial Management

    6

    MMGT6004Managing People and Organsiations

    6

  2. Master of Management (CEMS) - Second Semester of Enrolment

    3. Unit codeUnit nameCredit points
    MMGT6005International and Cross Cultural Management

    6

    MMGT6006Corporate Governance and Regulation

    6

    MMGT6007Supply Chain and Operations Management

    6

    MMGT6008Marketing Management in the Global Environment

    6

  3. Master of Management (CEMS) - Third Semester of Enrolment

    4. Unit codeUnit nameCredit points
    CEMS6001CEMS Business Project A

    6

    CEMS6002CEMS Business Project B

    6

    CEMS6101CEMS Exchange 1

    6

    CEMS6102CEMS Exchange 2

    6

Example 2

  1. Master of Management (CEMS) - First Semester of Enrolment

    2. Unit codeUnit nameCredit points
    MMGT6005International and Cross Cultural Management

    6

    MMGT6006Corporate Governance and Regulation

    6

    MMGT6007International Logistics and Operations Management

    6

    MMGT6008Marketing Management in the Global Environment

    6

  2. Master of Management (CEMS) - Second Semester of Enrolment

    3. Unit codeUnit nameCredit points
    CEMS6101CEMS Exchange 1

    6

    CEMS6102CEMS Exchange 2

    6

    CEMS6103CEMS Exchange 3

    6

    CEMS6104CEMS Exchange 4

    6

  3. Master of Management (CEMS) - Third Semester of Enrolment

    4. Unit codeUnit nameCredit points
    CEMS6105CEMS Exchange 5

    6

    CEMS6106CEMS Exchange 6

    6

    CEMS6001CEMS Business Project A

    6

    CEMS6002CEMS Business Project B

    6

For further details relating to structure, please refer to http://mmgt.econ.usyd.edu.au/course_structure/.

Entry Requirements

For admission to the Master of Management (CEMS), an applicant must:

  • have completed a bachelor's degree, graduate diploma/certificate in a business related area at a recognised tertiary institution with a minimum credit (65 per cent) average; and
  • pass a selection interview establishing the candidate's suitability for the degree;

OR

  • have completed a minimum of four units of study (24 credit points) in the Master of Management with a minimum credit (65 per cent) average.

Please refer to the the Master of Management website for further information relating to the admissions process (including application forms).

For details of the English language requirements for entry into this course, please refer to the webpage titled 'English Language Requirements for International Students' under the Admissions information on the University's website.

Duration of Course

Student must complete three semesters of full-time study (including at least one semester on exchange at a CEMS partner institution).

Master of Management (CEMS) Website

For further information relating to the Master of Management (CEMS) please refer to the Master of Management website.