Offers for Master of Applied Commerce Programs in 2009
If you have received an offer to commence a Master of Applied Commerce program in Semester One 2009, there are a number of enrolment options available to you:
- You may accept your offer to study a Master of Applied Commerce program – the Melbourne Graduate School of Management will honour all offers made for commencement in 2009.
- If you wish to study a Master of Management program, you may ask for a new offer now
- You may choose to swap into a Master of Management program during Orientation in Semester One 2009.
Master of Applied Commerce vs Master of Management
The main difference between the existing Master of Applied Commerce and the Master of Management is the introduction of a common core of four foundation subjects, followed by 12 subjects of specialised study in discipline areas. As a result all Master of Management programs will be 16 subjects (2 years full time) in length.
The introduction of the Master of Management will not impact on the Master of Applied Commerce program structure or the availability of subjects. Future graduates of the Master of Applied Commerce will continue to be highly regarded and sought after by employers.
More information about the Master of Management and program changes at the Melbourne GSM
Master of Applied Commerce and the GMAT
If you have received an offer for a Master of Applied Commerce program and wish to commence a Master of Management program in 2009, you will not be required to submit results of the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT). However, if you wish to be considered for another program at the Melbourne GSM, you will be required to submit a GMAT score.
More information about the GMAT
Next Steps
To take advantage of the opportunity to be one of the first ever Master of Management students, please contact the Melbourne GSM Admissions Manager, Ms. Margaret Herczeg, via email: herczegm@unimelb.edu.au.
If you wish to maintain your place in the Master of Applied Commerce program, we would still like you to inform us.