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Welcome to the School of Management
About the school
The School of Management provides a diverse range of high quality programs in management education, international education, and related disciplines both onshore and offshore. The School also focusses on developing, presenting and publishing research in four key areas: Employment Relations, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Global Business, and Organisational Behaviour and Theory.
From our students…
“The Management diploma is a leading education program with the right staff to help students of any calibre achieve their goals. The teachers at RMIT were very experienced in their field and provided a culture that helped students excel.”
From our students…
“I chose RMIT because I was felt really comfortable in the environment. I knew that I would be to voice my opinions and be myself while learning and developing.”
From our students…
Madeleine Hakins, Bachelor of Business (International Business)
“The Bachelor of Business (International Business) offers a broad range of courses and strong affiliations with overseas partner institutions.”
From our students…
“The Bachelor of Business (Entrepreneurship) is a great program for people with a genuine interest in business and innovation. I chose Entrepreneurship at RMIT because it was the most relevant course for me as a person and for what I wanted to achieve in the future.”
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WIL (Work Integrated Learning)
The Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program provides an education that enables students to combine the theory acquired through course work into a practical environment or application, resulting in a greater understanding of the nature of business.
Global Work and Employment Relations Research Group
This research group comprises an experienced group of academics committed to research and teaching on work, employment and change in a global environment, focusing on the Asia Pacific region.