The Bond MBA

The MBA program at Bond prepares individuals for top-level

management positions. This is achieved through academic rigour coupled with extensive practical applications. Bond’s MBA curriculum is tailored to support the needs of industry and the program is competitive with the best MBA courses available globally. Program Structure The program begins with Orientation – an intensive 2-week subject which must be completed prior to the commencement of the September semester. Students must then complete the following foundation subjects:

• Self Insights, Teamwork and Strategic Thinking
• Business Applications
• Market Oriented Decision Making
• Managing Resources
• Markets and Organisations
• Strategic Tools and Leadership
• Creating and Growing a Business
• Global Business 1*
• Valuation 1*
• Executive Skills and Leadership Workshop 1
• Strategic People Management and Organisational Change
• Major Application Project
• Global Business 2*
• Valuation 2*
• Executive Skills and Leadership Workshop 2

Professional Outcomes

Upon completion, graduates would have highly developed planning, analy

tical and interpersonal skills that would enable them to professionally manage a business unit or their own business. This program also provides worldwide networking opportunities.

TOP HONOURS

In 2006, a Bond University Executive MBA team once again represented Australia at the world renowned International Moot Corp Competition, following their dominating performance at the inaugural John Heine Entrepreneurial Challenge (JHEC) - Australia’s premier business planning competition.

Held annually at the University of Texas in the United States, the Moot Corp International Challenge attracts entries from 30 of the world's best business schools. It is touted as the “The Super Bowl of World Business-Planning Competitions” and offers the largest guaranteed prize of any student contest in the world, equivalent to around 180,000 USD.

This wasn’t the first time Bond University represented Australia in this prestigious contest. The university has a reputation as the most consistent performer in the international challenge, having previously championed over the likes of the Harvard, Stanford and UCLA to be record three-time world champions.