Curtin Business School MBA

Curtin University of Technology is Australian top leading institution with five faculties including Curtin Business School (CBS), Faculty of Health Sciences, Centre for Aboriginal Studies, Faculty of Humanities, and Faculty of Science & Engineering. CBS has seven schools within the faculty:
- School of Accounting
- School of Business Law and Taxation
- School of Economics and Finance
- School of Information Systems
- School of Management
- School of Marketing
- Graduate School of Business

Curtin University Graduate School of Business offers two professional masters programs - the Master of Business Administration (MBA) and the Master of Leadership and Management (MLM). The MBA program has been accredited by the international Association of MBAs. It is recognized as one of the Top Online MBA Schools in Australia, offering an internationally-accredited M.B.A. degree which can be completed fully online with the additional requirement of a two-week capstone unit residential. Students have the option to pursue a Strategic Procurement major.

Rankings:

- The Distance MBA program was ranked the best in Australia and 4th in the world according to the Distance Learning MBA Rankings by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) 2008. No other Australian University was placed in the Top 10.

- 94th among the World's Top 100 MBA programs (EIU 2008). It was also ranked No. 2 worldwide for personal development and educational experience. Only four Australian MBA programs were listed in the top 100 list.

- Ranked 1st in Western Australia and 5th in Australia for its MBA program, according to the Australian Financial Review’s BOSS magazine 2007 survey.

- Placed among the Global 100 MBA, ranked 91st in the world by the Beyond Grey Pinstripes research survey.

- The MBA was rated 80th globally in the EIU 2007. Only three Australian MBA programs were listed in the top 100 list. It was rated 91st in 2006.

- 90th for its full-time MBA program (EIU 2005).

- It is the only Western Australian school to be rated in the five-star bracket in an index of Australian MBA courses, compiled by the Graduate Management Association of Australia (GMAA).