Welcome to IIBIT

Available in Sydney & Adelaide

CRICOS Code: 053783C (NSW) & 040012J (SA)

Admissions Requirements

The program is intended for people who have an undergraduate degree and/or extensive experience working within an organisation.

Candidate should have:

• A bachelor’s degree or equivalent from a recognised university.
• A minimum of two years work experience, or, willingness to undertake a one month industry program in Australia at the beginning of the course
• A referee's report
• Required proficiency in English: IELTS overall band score of 6.0 with no band less than 5.5

Applicants holding other academic or professional qualifications and/or with five years relevant work experience may also be granted admission to the program as assessed by the course coordinator.

Selection is by formal application, which may include an interview, a referee's report and a portfolio.

Tuition Fee

• AUD15600 (Sydney & Adelaide)*

* Fees are indicative and subject to change without prior notice.

Program Overview & Objectives

The Graduate Diploma of Management is an introductory postgraduate program and post-experience designed for managers or aspiring managers seeking to update or upgrade their formal qualifications. The program emphasises the practical application of general principles from the broad range of business disciplines that contribute to the enhancement of managerial performance.

The program aims to provide:

• A coherent, integrated development program designed to prepare students for assuming broad managerial responsibilities;
• A variety of focused specialist courses that prepare the student for the immediate demands of a particular industrial or professional managerial setting; and
• A basis for further formal studies in management.

Objectives include:

• Developing approaches to learning that will enable practising managers to demonstrate initiative, flexibility, problem solving ability, innovative thinking and responsiveness to change in their work environments;
• Providing a strong foundation in management and communications, accounting, human resource management, economics and marketing as the base disciplines of management;
• Developing a managerial focus and style that promotes awareness of the environment in which graduates will operate, and to develop approaches that are appropriate to these environments; and
• Developing relevant knowledge, skills and attitudes that will enable graduates to contribute to a specific managerial setting and promote the contribution of effective management in that setting.

Note: Students are not able to graduate with a Certificate or Diploma of Management whilst continuing their studies towards a full Masters qualification.

Program Structure

The program is 1 year full-time and consists of 8 courses of study.