What is the best Australian MBA program which offers scholarship support? The more scholarships that I can apply to tuition, the better!
Best Australia MBA program with scholarship support
Posted Jul 01, 2019 20:13
Posted Jul 01, 2019 22:15
All notable universities have some scholarships.
Posted Jul 03, 2019 21:49
... although the best schools will be more stingy with their money (generally speaking). If you think of an MBA more as an investment than a cost, it makes sense. (you pay for what you get..)
Posted Jul 05, 2019 17:46
I'm sorry, I should have been more specific. I need an MBA in Australia that would provide a scholarship for the complete tuition fee (or most of the tuition fee). Thank you.
Posted Jul 08, 2019 17:49
If they do, either you're an amazing applicant (1 in 100 kind of applicant), or you can get into a better school and have much better career growth.
Posted Jul 23, 2019 21:28
Well, I believe I am a 1 in 100 applicant!
Seriously though, what about budget programs in Australia?
What do you guys think of Deakin?
Seriously though, what about budget programs in Australia?
What do you guys think of Deakin?
Posted Jul 25, 2019 15:53
It would be good to know more about your goals - what do you hope to get out of an MBA? Do you already have residency in Australia?
Posted Aug 08, 2019 21:52
Hello and sorry for the late reply!
I would like to gain some leadership skills and help me progress up the ladder in my current field, which is information technology. But more importantly I would like to use the MBA to be able to live and work in Australia. No I do not have permanent residency there.
I would like to gain some leadership skills and help me progress up the ladder in my current field, which is information technology. But more importantly I would like to use the MBA to be able to live and work in Australia. No I do not have permanent residency there.
Posted Aug 12, 2019 12:55
An MBA from a school like MGSM would probably be better in most respects.
Deakin would be a more affordable and less competitive option, but probably have less substantial career potential. Check with the school and ask about how successful it is in assisting this kind of transition.
It is AACSB accredited and its International MBA program is 24 months long, which would help with the post-study visa issues - these are good aspects.
Deakin would be a more affordable and less competitive option, but probably have less substantial career potential. Check with the school and ask about how successful it is in assisting this kind of transition.
It is AACSB accredited and its International MBA program is 24 months long, which would help with the post-study visa issues - these are good aspects.
Posted Aug 15, 2019 18:44
Thanks for clarifying that. Do you think MGSM gives many scholarships?
Posted Aug 19, 2019 17:16
Probably no more than any similarly ranked school. From their website, it looks like they give awards of up to 25% of the MBA tuition fees for strong applicants. Doesn't say how many of these awards they give out though.
They also have awards for women and MBAs interested in finance.
They also have awards for women and MBAs interested in finance.
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