Non-Award/Cross-Institutional study

AGSM MBA Programs offers non-award/cross-institutional study within the Graduate Diploma in Management Program (5950) and Graduate Certificate in Change Management (7315).  Under special circumstances students may apply to undertake elective courses within the full-time MBA Program (8350), this may require additional documentation such as a successful GMAT score and interview component.

Non-Award enrolment refers to all enrolments in courses or a sequence of courses which do not lead to or count towards a formal award (e.g. degree or diploma) of the University of New South Wales. Non-Award enrolments fall into two categories; voluntary and cross institutional.

Cross-Institutional enrolment is where a student enrols in a course at UNSW for credit towards an award at another Australian tertiary institution in which the student is concurrently enrolled. Before an application for cross-institutional enrolment can be approved, the student must submit the home institution's written confirmation that the course/s applied for will be credited towards their degree. Local students also need to include details of their current fee status ie. Commonwealth Supported or Tuition Fee paying.

Applications are taken for non-award/cross-institutional study on a rolling basis depending on which teaching period you wish to undertake said course.

AGSM MBA Programs offer a variety of courses through the year. Please refer to the AGSM MBA Programs 2010 course calendar for detailed information on session dates and course offerings. Please refer to the table below to see which teaching period code you should be referring to when filling out the application form.

Download applications for non-award/cross-institutional study.

Please note that non-award/cross-institutional applicants to the AGSM MBA programs must submit additional documentation as part of their application which includes: detailed CV of their professional experience and certified copies of their transcripts in addition to all other requirements.