Master of Business (Professional)

Where will your degree take you?

Bond's Master of Business (Professional) is designed for anyone aspiring to undertake a management role, managers seeking higher formal qualifications, or simply for those looking to make a career change.  The program will equip you to think critically, communicate professionally, work collaboratively, and work effectively in a global business context characterised by change and uncertainty.

It is a highly sought-after qualification which can be applied to all industries and opens the door to a variety of roles.

Acquisition manager

In today’s corporate environment, a purchase or investment can either be beneficial or detrimental to a company’s future. Acquisition managers can aid companies make sound decisions about investments, acquisitions, mergers, and other purchasing arrangements. Their role is to research, find, negotiate, and facilitate a company’s purchasing activities.

Development manager

A development manager maintains strong relationships and influence with local/state government and other key stakeholders. Working from the design phase through to civil construction completion, they drive and motivate all stakeholders to achieve successful project delivery outcomes. Development director roles in Australia are typically advertised between $110k and $190k according to Seek (2021).

Marketing manager

Marketing is a broad and varied role; marketing managers are responsible for developing strategic end-to-end campaigns for an organisation and oversee the implementation and execution of campaigns and strategic plans.

Senior business analyst

The projected job growth over the next five years for business analysts is 29.6 per cent making the profession in high demand across various industries. Business analysts help businesses improve their systems and processes through data analysis.

Professional accreditation

Bond Business School is among less than 7% of the world’s 13,000 business programs to have earned accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and less than 2% have earned European Foundation for Management Development's (EFMD) European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) accreditation. Bond Business School is both AACSB and EQUIS accredited placing us in the top 2% of Business Schools in the world.

Bond Business School is also one of four universities in Australia who are members of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), a tangible statement of the significant contribution our programs make to graduate management education. 

Graduate outcomes

Bond’s Master of Business (Professional) graduates hold senior management positions throughout the world in leading multinational corporations. Part of what makes Bond unique is the strength, diversity, and passion of the alumni network. The number 1 job title held by a Bond Business Alumni is director, closely followed by managing director, manager, owner and CEO. Among the top 10 employers are KPMG, PWC, EY, Deloitte, and the Big 4 Banks. Bond Business School degrees are highly regarded by industry and internationally recognised, helping you land that job after graduation. 

Program learning outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes provide a broad and measurable set of standards that incorporate a range of knowledge, skills and abilities that will be achieved on completion of the program. These outcomes will help you determine whether this program aligns with your professional pathway, career and learning goals.

Further study options

Postgraduate option

If you wish to progress to a career in academia or want to undertake a career as a researcher, you will need to complete a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). High achieving students will be encouraged to enrol in this program. 

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Microcredentials

Our microcredential courses allow you to upskill in your chosen area without the commitment of a full degree. Ranging in length from a few hours to a few weeks, Bond's microcredentials are taught by academics who have their finger on the industry pulse.

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