UWA Global MBA with Sasin Certificate

The UWA Global MBA program, offered in collaboration with Sasin School of Management, combines academic excellence with practical business knowledge. This comprehensive program features an industry-oriented curriculum delivered through case studies and real-world examples. Students benefit from dual accreditation (AACSB and EQUIS), award-winning faculty, and flexible learning through pre-recorded video lectures. The program emphasizes global business perspectives and leadership development, preparing professionals for international career advancement.

Instructors:

Paul Crompton

Joanne Sneddon

English

Course Start Date:
February 21, 2025
Applications Deadline:
February 21, 2025
Duration:
2 Years

₹ 7,83,822

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Overview

The UWA Global MBA program offers a transformative learning experience that combines academic rigor with practical business applications. Through collaboration with Sasin School of Management, students gain exposure to diverse international perspectives and business practices. The program's flexible online format allows working professionals to balance their studies with career commitments.

Why Online MBA (Master of Business Administration)?

The UWA Global MBA stands out for its dual credential offering, global recognition, and comprehensive curriculum. Students benefit from the expertise of renowned faculty from both UWA and Sasin, ensuring a rich learning experience that bridges theoretical knowledge with practical applications.

What does this course have to offer?

Key Highlights

Dual accredited by AACSB and EQUIS
Flexible online learning format
Global curriculum and international faculty
Real-world case studies
Career support services
Dual credentials from prestigious institutions

Who is this programme for?

Mid to senior-level working professionals
Professionals seeking global career advancement
Business leaders interested in international markets
Professionals with minimum 2 years experience

Minimum Eligibility

Bachelor's degree with minimum 50% marks
Minimum 2 years of work experience
Proficiency in English
Valid passport

Who is the programme for?

The admission process involves submitting academic credentials, work experience documentation, and English proficiency proof. The academic structure spans two years, with Year 1 focusing on core business fundamentals at Sasin and Year 2 covering advanced management topics at UWA.

Important Dates

Selection process

How to apply?

Curriculum

The curriculum is designed to provide comprehensive business education across key management disciplines. Year 1 at Sasin covers foundational business concepts, while Year 2 at UWA focuses on advanced management topics and strategic leadership.

There are 2 semesters in this course

The program is structured into two main components. Year 1 courses at Sasin School of Management cover fundamental business concepts including accounting, operations, statistics, and entrepreneurship. Year 2 at UWA Business School focuses on advanced topics such as managerial economics, strategic management, leadership, and organizational transformation.

Year 1: Sasin School of Management

Year 2: The University of Western Australia

Programme Length

2-year online program with flexible learning options

Tuition Fee

The program fee is US$9,000 (approximately ₹747,000) with various payment plans available, including options for 3, 4, or 6 installments. Early bird benefits and special fee considerations may be available for eligible candidates.

Fee Structure

Payment options

Financing options

Financial Aid

Learning Experience

The program utilizes a flexible online learning format featuring pre-recorded, bite-sized video lectures. Students engage with case studies, participate in virtual discussions, and benefit from personalized mentorship opportunities.

University Experience

Students gain access to resources from both UWA and Sasin, including digital libraries, alumni networks, and career support services. The program offers opportunities to connect with a global community of business professionals.

About the University

Founded in 1911, UWA is Western Australia's first university and the only one ranked in the world's top 100. Located in Perth along the Swan River on Whadjuk Noongar Booja land, it combines academic excellence with groundbreaking research across multiple disciplines.

28000

total students

7900

international students

863

faculty staff

Affiliation & Recognition

group of eight

AACSB Accredited

EQUIS (European Quality Improvement System)

AMBA (Association of MBAs)

Career services

UWA provides comprehensive career development through extensive industry partnerships and research opportunities. The university maintains strong connections with employers worldwide, particularly in agriculture, marine science, and engineering sectors.

Course Start Date:
February 21, 2025
Applications Deadline:
February 21, 2025
Duration:
2 Years

₹ 7,83,822

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Whom you will learn from?

Learn from top industry experts who bring real-world experience and deep knowledge to every lesson. The instructors are dedicated to help you achieve your goals with practical insights and hands-on guidance.

Instructors

Paul Crompton

Senior Lecturer in Managerial Economics at UWA Business School

Paul Crompton is a Senior Lecturer at the UWA Business School, specializing in managerial economics with a focus on the global iron ore and steel industry. He holds a Ph.D. that explores various aspects of this critical sector, contributing to a deeper understanding of market dynamics and economic factors influencing steel consumption. His recent research examines the key drivers of steel consumption in OECD countries using panel data, as well as the costs associated with integrating wind power into electricity networks, reflecting his commitment to addressing contemporary economic challenges.With a robust academic background and extensive research experience, Professor Crompton bridges the gap between theory and practice in economics. He actively engages in teaching and mentoring MBA students, guiding them through complex economic concepts and their real-world applications. His dedication to education and research not only enriches the academic community at UWA but also contributes valuable insights to industry practices related to energy and mineral markets.

Joanne Sneddon

Associate Professor of Marketing at UWA Business School

Joanne Sneddon is an Associate Professor of Marketing at the UWA Business School and Co-Director of the UWA Centre for Human and Cultural Values. She earned her Ph.D. from the University of Western Australia in 2009, focusing on factors influencing the adoption and implementation of new technologies within the Australian wool industry. Joanne's research primarily centers on the measurement of human values and their relationship to behavior in both adults and children, contributing significantly to the understanding of consumer and pro-social behavior across various contexts.With over 40 publications in international journals, Joanne has established herself as a leading researcher in her field. Her work includes developing innovative instruments for measuring values, such as the Best-Worst refined values instrument (BWVr) for adults and the Animated Values Instrument (AVI) for children. In addition to her research, she teaches Marketing Principles in the UWA MBA program and collaborates with non-profit organizations to enhance their fundraising strategies, showcasing her commitment to applying academic insights to real-world challenges.

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Faculties

These are the expert instructors who will be teaching you throughout the course. With a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience, they’re here to guide, inspire, and support you every step of the way. Get to know the people who will help you reach your learning goals and make the most of your journey.

Instructors

Dr. Susan Harwood

4.6 rating

37 Reviews

16,432 Students

1 Course

Gender Equality Expert Pioneering Organizational Change and Social Inclusion

Dr. Susan Harwood is a distinguished Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Specialist at the University of Western Australia, combining academic research with practical implementation of gender equality initiatives. Her PhD thesis "Gendering Change: An Immodest Manifesto for Intervening in Masculinist Organisations" earned the Industrial Relations prize at UWA. With extensive experience in both developed and developing countries, she has worked on significant projects including a 12-month deployment as a Gender Equality Specialist in Timor-Leste with DFAT. Her expertise spans workplace bullying investigation, sexual harassment prevention, and organizational culture transformation. She has contributed to international publications, including "Engaging Men in Building Gender Equality," and regularly presents at global conferences. As an educator, she leads the Gender Equality course at UWA, focusing on legal frameworks, intersectionality, and practical implementation of gender equality initiatives. Her work emphas

Graeme Martin

4.7 rating

254 Reviews

42,105 Students

1 Course

Distinguished Agricultural Scientist Advancing Reproductive Endocrinology Research

Graeme Martin, born in 1951, is a Professor at the University of Western Australia with extensive expertise in agricultural science and reproductive endocrinology. After graduating with honors in Agricultural Science from UWA in 1975, he completed his doctorate in reproductive endocrinology in 1981. His international experience includes research positions at INRA Station de Physiologie de la Reproduction in France and the Medical Research Council's Reproductive Biology Unit in Edinburgh. Returning to Perth in 1986, he served in a joint position as Lecturer in Animal Science at UWA and Research Scientist at CSIRO Division of Animal Production before becoming a full-time professor at UWA in 2001. His significant contributions to the field are evidenced by more than 300 refereed science journal articles, establishing him as a leading authority in agricultural and reproductive science.

Instructors

Paul Crompton

Senior Lecturer in Managerial Economics at UWA Business School

Joanne Sneddon

Associate Professor of Marketing at UWA Business School

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