The Master of Business and Technology Program aims to equip managers and professionals with the skills and knowledge to be effective in a business environment driven by technology. The unique combination of courses provides participants with the intellectual tools to manage business, technology and where they intersect. The MBT is designed to be undertaken in part-time mode, in combination with full-time employment. Participants benefit from applying core course concepts to their workplace and experience.

The MBT can be taken in either face-to-face or in distance mode. Participants receive comprehensive course materials and are allocated to a small class of approximately 20 - 25 participants. Classes can be either face-to-face on campus, meeting once a week for 1.5 hours or virtual, accessed via the internet. Class discussion is enriched by a student cohort of mature-age professionals and managers who bring a diversity of experience from a wide cross section of industry.

Contact: MBT Program
Telephone: +61 2 9385 6660
Email: mbt@unsw.edu.au

The program aims to enable participants to:
1. Critically appreciate frameworks, tools and techniques which address business problems in technology-based environments, across a wide range of organisational contexts;
2. Construct appropriate solutions to problems in these complex and uncertain environments;
3. Improve their professional practice by drawing on previous experience, extending concepts based on new knowledge, applying solutions to the workplace and evaluating their impact;
4. Enrich and improve their practice by collaborating with and drawing from people from many professional contexts;
5. Actively manage change for organisational improvement and appreciate the different dimensions of change which contribute to organisational sustainability.

To qualify for the Master of Business and Technology (MBT), a candidate must successfully complete a minimum of 72 units of credit (normally 12 courses of 6 units of credit each). The program can be completed in six sessions. The program is usually taken on a part-time basis. Participants commencing from 2006 will be required to undertake at least one of two core courses at the completion of their program, being either GBAT9104 or GBAT9113.

or other courses as may be approved by the faculty.

Please refer to Program Structure for the Academic Requirements relating to this program.

For information regarding fees for UNSW programs, please refer to the following web-page:  https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/fees/FeesMainPage.html