You need to have an undergraduate degree, relevant experience, and GMAT scores to get admission to the MBA program. The requirements for graduate certificate and diploma programs are less stringent.

Most MBA programs, especially the more selective ones, require GMAT scores for admission; however, some institutions do not require GMAT scores.

You may be eligible to receive Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) or credit points (exemptions) towards finishing your course based on your prior study or work experience. You’re eligible if you have completed previous coursework or have worked extensively in the field in which you intend to study.

Yes, there are scholarships available for international students, although the majority is for postgraduate courses in universities. Most overseas students pay their fees in whole and do not receive any scholarships.

You cannot start working before the onset of your program. Once it gets started, you are entitled to work up to 40 hours per fortnight during the term and for unrestricted hours once your session is over.

Australian universities are renowned for their extensive research and teaching techniques, and seven of them consistently rank in the top 100 of the QS World University Rankings. For these reasons, students should consider studying in Australia.