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Build your confidence to step up with a flexible postgraduate program from Sydney Business School. Leverage our strong links with industry, business and government to keep pace with the fast-moving global business environment.

Why Sydney Business School, UOW?

Get ahead with a globally recognised qualification from an AACSB accredited business school. Our mission is to help you achieve your professional goals, while helping you fit study into your busy life.

Awards Globally recognised courses
International AACSB Accreditation (Top 6% of business schools globally)
Intakes Three intakes: Start February, May or August
Fees Subsidised fees could mean up to 70% off course fees*
Study mode Study 100% online, or at our Sydney CBD or Wollongong campuses
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Save up to 70% on postgraduate business courses in 2026

Postgraduate study with UOW is now more accessible. Eligible domestic students will benefit from up to 70% off course fees through either a Commonwealth supported place (CSP) or a UOW subsidised fee reduction, supporting students to upskill and advance their careers.

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Find your postgraduate course

At Sydney Business School, UOW, our curriculum is tied to the real business world. We do not just teach business theory, we apply it to everyday business with the goal of our graduates being truly career ready.

MBA

Business Analytics

Human Resources Management

Project Management

Master of Applied Finance (Single specialisation)

Choose to specialise in Financial Technology or Investing.

Duration: 1.5 years full-time, or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 12 subjects. 
Indicative subsidised course fee: $30,155* (compared to $50,257)
Delivery: Online, or on-campus (Sydney CBD or Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February & August

For course and specialisation description, entry requirements and key dates visit Master of Applied Finance (Single Specialisation).

Master of Applied Finance (Investing and Financial Technology)

Duration: 2 years full-time, or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 16 subjects. 
Indicative subsidised course fee: $40,207* (compared to $67,010)
Delivery: Online, or on-campus (Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Master of Applied Finance (Investing and Financial Technology).

Master of Financial Technology

Duration: 1.5 years full-time (or part-time equivalent)
Subjects: 12 subjects
Indicative subsidised course fee: $37,694* (compared to $50,257)
Delivery: Online, or on-campus (Wollongong campus)
Intake: February & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Master of Financial Technology.

Master of Professional Accounting

Duration: 1.5 years full-time, or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 12 subjects
Indicative subsidised course fee: $29,150* (Compared to $50,257)
Delivery: On-campus (Sydney CBD or Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Master of Professional Accounting.

Master of Professional Accounting Advanced

Duration: 2 years full-time, or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 16 subjects
Indicative subsidised course fee: $38,867 (Compared to $67,010)
Delivery: On-campus (Sydney CBD or Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Master of Professional Accounting Advanced.

Graduate Certificate in Applied Finance

Duration: 2 Trimesters (10 weeks each) full-time, or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 4 subjects
Indicative subsidised course fee: $7,114* (Compared to $16,752)
Delivery: Online, or on-campus (Sydney CBD or Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Graduate Certificate in Applied Finance.

Graduate Certificate in Financial Technology

Duration: 2 Trimesters (10 weeks each) full-time, or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 4 subjects
Indicative subsidised course fee: $7,714-$8,696* Depending on subject selection
Delivery: Online, or on-campus (Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February & August. 

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Graduate Certificate in Financial Technology.

Graduate Certificate in Professional Accounting

Duration: 2 Trimesters (10 weeks each) full-time, or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 4 subjects
Indicative subsidised course fee: $7,114* (Compared to $16,752)
Delivery: On-campus (Sydney CBD or Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Graduate Certificate in Professional Accounting.

 

* Total indicative course tuition fees for 2026, through either a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) or a UOW subsidised fee reduction. These fees are based on normal course length and progression and are subject to change from year to year. Due to rounding, there may be discrepancies between actual cost and indicative totals listed.

Chantsal Bat-Ochir - Master of Applied Finance

"I undertook the Master of Applied Finance degree to strengthen my skills and knowledge in the finance sector. The course was delivered flexibly and provided the latest insights, as well as the latest global trends. Sydney Business School provided me with a great opportunity to
enhance my communication, critical thinking and leadership skills."

Chantsal Bat-Ochir
Master of Applied Finance
Financial and Data Analyst

 

Graduate Certificate in Business

Duration: 2 Trimesters (10 weeks each) full-time, or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 4 subjects
Indicative subsidised course fee: $8,696* (Compared to $50,257)
Delivery: Online (100% self-paced learning), or on-campus (Sydney CBD or Wollongong Campus)
Intakes: February, May & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Graduate Certificate in Business.

Master of Business

Duration: 1.5 years full-time, or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 12 subjects
Indicative subsidised course fee: $32,165* (Compared to $16,752)
Delivery: Online, or on-campus (Sydney CBD or Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February, May & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Master of Business.

Master of International Business

Duration: 1.5 years full-time
Subjects: 12 subjects
Indicative subsidised course fee: $32,165* (Compared to $50,257)
Delivery: On campus (Sydney CBD or Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February, May & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Master of International Business.

 

* Total indicative course tuition fees for 2026, through either a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) or a UOW subsidised fee reduction. These fees are based on normal course length and progression and are subject to change from year to year. Due to rounding, there may be discrepancies between actual cost and indicative totals listed.

Tina Griffin Hunt

"UOW’s Master of Business had a great reputation and a range of subjects on offer. I work and have four children, so studying can be challenging but it is possible, and doing subjects online makes it really convenient. I have found the subjects fascinating, especially Leadership in Contemporary Organisations. The lecturers made the content really interesting, and I learnt so much about leadership and about myself."

Tina Griffin-Hunt
Master of Business
Company Director, Titan Class

Master of Supply Chain Management

Duration: 1.5 years full-time, or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 12 subjects.
Indicative subsidised course fee: $32,165* (compared to $50,257)
Delivery: Online, or on-campus (Sydney CBD or Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February, May & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Master of Supply Chain Management.

Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Supply Chain Management

Duration: 2 Trimesters (10 weeks each), or part-time equivalent
Subjects: 4 subjects.
Indicative course fee: $7,714 - $8,969* depending on subject selection (compared to for $16,752)
Delivery: Online, or on-campus (Sydney CBD or Wollongong campus)
Intakes: February, May & August

For course description, entry requirements and key dates visit Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Supply Chain Management.

 

* Total indicative course tuition fees for 2026, through either a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) or a UOW subsidised fee reduction. These fees are based on normal course length and progression and are subject to change from year to year. Due to rounding, there may be discrepancies between actual cost and indicative totals listed.

Raj Muthyala

"Sydney Business School, UOW stood out to me as it offered a unique understanding of how supply chains impact organisations. I had friends who had studied the course at UOW and praised the structure and the teaching, compelling me to choose this over other options. The ranking of UOW in the top 1% of universities worldwide also helped in my decision-making, plus I was able to complete two master’s in two years, which allowed me to explore a unique combination of degrees aligned with my skills and interests, providing
me with a competitive edge.” 

Raj Muthyala
Master of Supply Chain Management
Organisation and Methods Analyst, Nowchem

Answering your questions about postgrad study

We asked Sydney Business School, UOW students how they fit study into their busy lives, what keeps them motivated and much more.

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What made you go back to study?

I'd been working in industry and felt like I needed a little bit of upskilling in the business side of things. Doing an MBA I felt like was the next most natural step in education. 

Well, my undergraduate was a long time ago. I started realising that I was missing something, I think, to get me to that next level. 

I wanted to show my son that if you put your mind into something, it's actually doable and possible.

Well, I was a uni dropout. It was always in the back of my mind that at some point I need to go back to uni and finish off a degree. The MBA program just became very relevant to me and my career. 

How do you stay focused when there's so much going on?

You always have to come back to what your purpose. At the start of each day, I have to go, why are we here? And we're here for our students, and we're here to change the world.

You work and you study and you have assignments, you need serious time management.

I'm sure you don't follow that all the time though.

Not all the time, you have to have some fun here and there.

Will this degree get you a pay rise? I bloody hope so. If the MBA makes me more valuable, more confident, then I can deliver more value with more confidence. That's bound to translate into better remuneration. So yes.

Be honest, are online classes boring?

I think that the tutors really know how to engage you in a way online that makes it feel like you're in the class.

I don’t have to travel. This is really convenient. It'll work around my work life and the breakout rooms being able to make relationships in those smaller settings. Absolutely fantastic.

You're meeting people in different sectors. It's that network. Never boring, never.

Have you ever wanted to give up? What kept you going?

Yes at some point I did want to give up. All you need is that little bit of hope. Once you believe you can do it, you can.

Honestly, what kept me going was the camaraderie.

I think there was definitely a time when I wanted to give up. I contacted my tutor Valerie and she was so incredibly supportive that it made me go, you know what, yeah, everything's going to be okay.

One piece of advice to someone considering studying, don't be scared to start. The students and the network that you build will help you keep pushing through your subjects and through your studies as well.

Find the right course and just do it. I love that. Just do it, don't think too much about it. Just do it.

 

Interactive applied learning

What sets Sydney Business School apart is the unique way in which knowledge is imparted, the learning experience is interactive, layered, and deeply reflective. It’s not just about lectures; it’s about guided exploration, industry integration, and critical application. Our lecturers bring rich professional and academic experience to the table, many of them are active researchers or industry consultants, which adds real value to the classroom discussions. Zweli Khoza - Master of Business Analytics / Master of Marketing

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Study your way

Sydney Business School, UOW has a reputation for providing practical education, which aligns with real-world industry needs. They offer a variety of course delivery methods such as online which suits my lifestyle, and means I have the flexibility to move around while studying. The teachers' level of knowledge and experience is impressive – they brought real-world insights to the classroom, sharing practical examples and case studies that enriched our learning. Grace Parker Master of Project Management

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Convenience

You have the choice to study online, at our Sydney CBD Campus or at our Wollongong Campus.

Class times

As well as weekdays, classes are also scheduled in the evenings, on weekends or via block delivery* to enable you to fit study around your other commitments. 

  • Evening classes: classes are scheduled after 5:30pm
  • Weekend classes: classes are scheduled on Saturdays and in some cases on Sundays
  • Block delivery: some of our postgraduate degrees are offered in successive full-day classes allowing you to rapidly cover course material.

*Not all delivery modes are available for every subject. Please check the website for details.

Pathway options

Upon successful completion of a Graduate Certificate, students have the option to enrol in an associated Master’s Degree, with credit for subjects completed in the Graduate Certificate. 

For Business Administration courses, students may progress from the Graduate Certificate, to the Graduate Diploma, then to a Master of Business Administration, with credit for subjects completed in both the Graduate Certificate and the Graduate Diploma.

Learn more about articulation agreements.

Sydney Business School, UOW is ranked among the finest institutions in the world for both teaching, student experience and research. We are proud of our:

  • Prestigious AACSB Accreditation, which means we are ranked in the top 6% of business schools world-wide (AACSB).
  • Many of our master's degrees have been ranked in the Top 100 in the world (QS Business Masters' Rankings 2025).
  • Tier One rating globally for our Master of Business Administration by UK based CEO Magazine (2023).
  • Ranked #1 in Australia for our Executive MBA (CEO Magazine's Global Executive MBA Ranking 2023).
  • Top 200 in the world for Accounting & Finance (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024).
  • 5 star rating for postgraduate Business and Management, for student support and skills development (Good Universities Guide 2023).

Learn more about our Awards and Rankings.

Sydney Business School, UOW students have access to a wealth of free support.

Career support and advice 

Throughout your study and for two years after you graduate, you will have access to a qualified Careers Consultant who specialises in Business. The consultant can help you improve your employability and provide up-to-date information on the Australian job market, additional career programs, jobsearch resources and career expos. 

Professional development

UOW’s Sydney Business School offers a range of free events designed to develop your skills in core business functions delivered by experts in their fields. These events give you the opportunity to network with employers, alumni and students. 

Academic and personal support 

As a student, you’ll have the support you need to succeed. Not only do we offer academic support, but our campuses include personal support such as UOW wellbeing, health, medical and counselling services, peer mentoring, childcare services (Wollongong only) and religious spaces. 

Other services include: 

  • Advisors and postgraduate coordinators 
  • Learning development support 
  • Library 
  • Peer academic coaches

  • One of the best

    UOW recognised among leading business schools worldwide.
    Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) 2019

  • Top 250

    UOW ranked among the top 250 universities in the world for Business and Management Studies.
    QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025
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Industry leading staff

Our lecturers are not just university teachers or academics. They are experienced business professionals with years spent in varying business industries both here in Australia and overseas.

Professor Ann Rogerson

Professor Ann Rogerson is an expert in organisational behaviour and management, drawing on her deep industry experience.

Professor Mario Fernando

Professor Mario Fernando believes wholeheartedly that weak leadership fosters unethical behaviour. Leaders need to be seen in action doing the right thing, not only heard.

Associate Professor Belinda Gibbons

Associate Professor Gibbons believes that partnerships are the key to transforming our world and promotes responsible business practices and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Dr Shahriar Akter

Digital marketing and analytics expert Associate Professor Shahriar Akter is investigating the opportunities and the risks involved in digital economy and big data analytics.

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