do we need compulsary work experiece to do mba in australia and also can wejoin mba colleges without gmat test by only applying for ielts

Australia is one of the most prominent destinations for foreign students who want to pursue management studies. According to QS ranking, Australia is among the top 5 study destinations for pursuing an MBA abroad, especially for candidates from the Asia Pacific region.

According to the Australian Business Deans Council, Australian business schools graduate three out of five international university students at both onshore and offshore campuses. QS report also states that at US $115,000, Australian MBA graduates have the second highest average annual salary worldwide.

While Australia has created an attractive platform for MBA studies, many students are still unaware about how to apply for MBA in Australia and what makes them eligible to study in one of its top business schools.

Here, we have explained the entire process of applying for an MBA programme in Australia right from the time one needs to research to submission of application form.

As is the case with any programme, the aspirant needs to first research for the universities offering MBA courses in Australia. One should make sure to keep his specialization in priority while searching for a course as at the end of the day it is his department that will matter the most. The entire process of applying to Australia takes around 10-12 months. Generally, the sessions start in February. Ideally, it is better to start researching for universities at least from April-May of the previous year.

University

1) Melbourne Business School, The University of Melbourne

2)AGSM MBA, University of New South Wales

3)College of Business and Economics, Australian National University ANU

3) La Trobe Business School, La Trobe University

4) Monash Business School, Monash University

5) UQ Business School, University of Queensland

6) Sydney Business School, University of Wollongong

7) Macquarie Graduate School of Management, Macquarie University

8) Graduate School of Business and Law, RMIT University

9) UWA Business School, University of Western Australia



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Azim Musa Shaikh