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Double MastersAdd six months full time to your RMIT Masters degree and gain two qualifications. RMIT University offers several combined Masters programs to new and existing students within the following disciplines of the Business Portfolio: Accounting, Business Information Technology (BIT), Commerce, Finance, Logistics, MBA and Marketing. It will take two years full time to gain a Double MastersGained over a minimum 24 month period full time (or 48 months part time), the programs are based on existing structures whereby you will complete a 1.5 year RMIT Masters program and then transfer one year of credit towards your second RMIT Masters program. Submit a direct application form to applyExisting and future students must apply by submitting a Direct Application form (Pdf 77Kb) to RMIT’s Info Corner. You can make your application as soon as you complete the first qualification. Remember to include the information on your first qualification on your application form. Closing dates for applicationsThe closing dates for applying for your second qualification are exactly the same as the standard closing dates for postgraduate study.
10 November
Applications will continue to be accepted until all places have been filled. Professional Accounting + CommerceMaster of Professional Accounting (MPA) followed by Master of Commerce (MCom) Complete all 12 compulsory MPA courses and apply for advanced standing in the MCom for 8 x 12 credit point courses plus the requirement to enrol in the MCom compulsory course and a research course of at least 12 credit points. Business Information Technology + CommerceMaster of Business Information Technology (MBIT) followed by Master of Commerce (MCom) Complete 12 MBIT courses and obtain advanced standing in the MCom for 8 x 12 credit point courses plus the requirement to enrol in the MCom compulsory course and a research course of at least 12 credit points. Finance + CommerceMaster of Finance (MFin) followed by Master of Commerce (MCom) Complete 10 MFin courses (9 x 12 credit point and 1 x 36 credit point) and obtain advanced standing in the MCom for 8 x 12 credit point courses plus the requirement to enrol in the MCom compulsory course and a research course of at least 12 credit points. Marketing + CommerceMaster of Business (Marketing) followed by Master of Commerce (MCom) Complete all 12 compulsory Marketing courses and apply for advanced standing in the MCom for 8 x 12 credit point courses plus the requirement to enrol in the MCom compulsory course and a research course of at least 12 credit points. MBA + CommerceMaster of Business Administration followed by Master of Commerce (MCom) Complete all 12 compulsory MBA courses and apply for advanced standing in the MCom for 8 x 12 credit point courses plus the requirement to enrol in the MCom compulsory course and a research course of at least 12 credit points. MBA (Executive) + CommerceMaster of Business Administration (Executive) followed by Master of Commerce (MCom) Complete all 12 compulsory MBA (Executive) courses and apply for advanced standing in the MCom for 8 x 12 credit point courses plus the requirement to enrol in the MCom compulsory course and a research course of at least 12 credit points. Logistices + CommerceMaster of Business (Logistics Management) followed by Master of Commerce (MCom) Complete all 12 compulsory Logistics Management courses and apply for advanced standing in the MCom for 8 x 12 credit point courses plus the requirement to enrol in the MCom compulsory course and a research course of at least 12 credit points. Marketing + Logistics ManagementMaster of Business (Marketing) followed by Master of Business (Logistics Management) During your Master of Business (Marketing), you must take three nominated core logistics courses as part of your electives. On completion, studying an additional four courses from logistics, including a compulsory 12 credit point Logistics Research Project, will allow you to gain a second qualification - a Master of Business (Logistics Management). |
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