- Courses
- Study with us
- Students
- Federation University at MIT
- About us
- Governance
- Academic
- Jobs
- MIT News
- Official Opening of the Argus MIT Melbourne
- Articles
- Soft skills will make all the difference
- RBA cuts interest rates Tuesday June 4
- MIT Engineering Student receives ITNAC Grant for Industry Project
- How do recent graduates and current students rate the MIT Telecoms Engineering undergraduate course?
- How do recent graduates and current students rate the MIT Business and Management undergraduate courses
- Capitalising on trends is a smart tactic
- A/Prof. Tony Jan, IEEE WCCI Chair 2020
- A/Prof Tony Jan’s cyber security tips
- Be Digital Disruption Ready
School of Business
About The School
Welcome to the School of Business at MIT. The School seeks to meet the challenge of providing quality business graduates while enhancing student engagement in a learning environment.
The School offers Accounting; Digital Marketing; Management or Marketing specialisations which help prepare students for their chosen careers as well as offering a positive experience in a supportive setting. All school academics bring real world experience into the classroom so that students do not learn just from theory but from their vast experience as well.
With this in mind, the School of Business has developed Bachelor, Graduate Diploma and Masters Degree programs in consultation with business and industry. The School is committed to giving students the best possible education and assist with the development of business skills, and an international perspective, that will assist them when moving into the next phase of their careers.
The course is accredited by CPA Australia and ICAA providing allied global membership and providing recognition internationally.
Our Graduates
Graduates from the School of Business are equipped and, with a positive approach to continuing life-long learning, enabled to maintain their currency in knowledge and skills, as well as operate as commercially valuable professionals in Digital Marketing or Marketing or Accounting or Management careers.
The structure of the programs and their nested courses are based on MIT’s graduate attributes, the specific course learning outcomes as aligned with the AQF framework, and the requirements of relevant professional associations (such as CPA Australia). In addition, the School has determined that, as well as their discipline knowledge and problem solving abilities, graduates should exhibit a number of professional attributes. These inputs determine the structure of the courses, as the units include not only discipline knowledge but also complementary skills applicable in a professional setting.