Torrens University - Flinders Street
Torrens University - Flinders Street

196 Flinders St, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Master of Business Administration and Master of Public Health (090242C)

Master's Degree

Program Summary

In the Master of Business Administration and Master of Public Health students will further develop their cognitive, technical and creative skills to make effective decisions in a global context. Students will also develop strong business acumen, and develop a deeper understanding of environmental health issues, health policies, along with knowledge of the cultural determinants of health and health programming. This course will develop strong knowledge of both disciplines to critically analyze and evaluate health promotion and disease prevention, advocacy, leadership and management and epidemiology to undertake demanding management roles in government, allied health, aid and development, hospitals and health service departments.

Learning outcomes:
  • Master industry-standard business software to effectively analyze data
  • Apply advanced business principles to solve complex problems
  • Develop intervention strategies to detect and prevent diseases
  • Analyze financial, legal, and economic aspects of health and health policy

Academic Background

Minimum Level of Education Completed

3-Year Bachelor's Degree

Minimum GPA

50%

Minimum Language Test Scores

Reading

6

Writing

6

Listening

6

Speaking

6

Reading

50

Writing

50

Listening

50

Speaking

50

Program Intakes

Open date

October 19, 2024

Submission deadline

July 1, 2025

Open date

March 1, 2025

Submission deadline

September 1, 2025

Open date

October 19, 2025

Submission deadline

December 1, 2025

Open date

October 19, 2025

Submission deadline

April 1, 2026

Cost and Duration

Master's Degree

Program Level

2 year dual master's degree

Program Length

$29710 AUD

Cost of Living

$0 AUD

Application fee

$26000 AUD / First Year

Gross Tuition

Other Fees

Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) Fee: $627 per year