Masters in Commerce in Oceania 2017. Degree highlights - The Master of Commerce degree enables the best students to pursue specialised knowledge through independent research, and is designed to prepare them for specialist positions in the public and private sector. - Contrasts with an MBA degree, which is aimed at preparing individuals already in the workforce for managerial positions. - May be taken as a two-year programme (240 points) or as the second year following BCom(Hons) or PGDipCom (120 points). - Students who have completed the first 120 points of MCom may exit with Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce (PGDipCom) Disciplines and courses you will study: - Accounting - Commercial Law - Economics - Finance - Information Systems - International Business - Management - Marketing - Operations and Supply Chain Management Eligibility BCom or equivalent, and a major in the subject intended for this degree with an average grade of B or higher. Why choose the Business School? The University of Auckland is New Zealand’s world-ranked university and the Business School is known for its excellence, innovation, teaching and research. Our Business School is among 1% of business schools globally to achieve Triple Crown accreditation from AACSB International, EFMD-EQUIS and AMBA. Facilities and resources The Business School's award-winning Owen G Glenn Building gives staff and students an integrated, purpose-built structure. It houses fully-equipped lecture theatres, computer labs, work rooms and social spaces, along with cafés and an on-site bank, clustered around a spectacular 26m-high atrium. Disabled access and facilities are available... [-]

h2>Master of Electronic Commerce Set yourself up for where the world of electronic commerce is going with specialised postgraduate study in this cutting-edge field. Gain an in-depth understanding of how e-commerce and digital technologies are transforming all aspects of business operations from a management perspective. The MECom is offered in two streams; either research or professional. The professional stream includes an 8–13 week industry internship, making it ideal for students who want to acquire applied knowledge in a business environment. This qualification is available in class or online. Entry requirements BECom or equivalent. Business or IT degrees or graduate study in a another subject area will also be considered. For the Professional stream, you need a B-minus grade average or better. For the Research stream, you need a B grade average or better [-]

Masters in Commerce in Oceania 2017. Take your Honours degree or Postgraduate Diploma to the next level with a Master of Commerce (MCom). You'll take an in-depth look at an issue through completing a research thesis, gaining advanced knowledge of your subject area and thorough training in independent research. Once complete, you'll have the tools and capabilities you need for a career in business or public policy. You'll also be able to apply for PhD study in New Zealand or overseas. This 120-point programme will take you 12 months to complete full time, or one and a half to two years part time. You must take at least 90 points of research. This means you'll complete a research thesis made up of a literature review, data collection and analysis, and your findings. A thesis is usually 30,000–40,000 words. Available subjects Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations Information Systems International Business Management Marketing Public Policy Master of Commerce by thesis Starts 17 Jul 2017, 20 Nov 2017, 5 Mar 2018, 15 Jul 2018, 19 Nov 2018, 4 Mar 2019, 7 Jul 2019, 11 Nov 2019 Type Research Location Flexible Complete 120 points (1-3 courses) Entry Bachelor's degree with Honours in relevant subject Workload If you are studying full time, you can expect a workload of 40–45 hours a week for much of the year. Part-time students will need to do around 20–24 hours of work a week so make sure you take this into account if you are... [-]

Make the move into higher-level study with a degree that combines the variety and structure of classroom-based courses with opportunities for research. You'll be able to expand your expertise in one of nine subjects while taking advantage of the flexibility to study courses across a range of commerce disciplines. You can also study a Master of Commerce by thesis if you have a Bachelor of Commerce with Honours or Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce. Build on your Bachelor's degree to enhance your career options in business, management and government with advanced study at Victoria Business School. Available subjects Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations Information Systems International Business Management Marketing International recognition Victoria Business School is among a small group of business schools worldwide that hold the 'Triple Crown' of international business education accreditations. You can be confident your qualification will stand up against the best around the world. Master of Commerce by coursework Starts: 5 Mar 2018, 4 Mar 2019 Type: Coursework and research Location: On campus (Pipitea, Wellington) Complete 180 points (7-9 courses) Entry: Bachelor's degree in relevant subject Workload If you are studying full time, you can expect a workload of 40–45 hours a week for much of the year. Part-time students doing two courses per trimester will need to do around 24–28 hours of work a week. Make sure you take this into account if you are working full time. You can estimate your workload by adding up the number of points you'll be... [-]

Masters in Commerce in Oceania 2017. The Master of Innovation and Commercialisation (MInnComl) is for those who want to help bring innovations to life. These innovations may have a scientific, engineering, design or technology component and could arise from research or from identifying an industry problem that needs solving. Students of the practice-based MInnComl will both lead the development of an innovation project that interests them and work within a multidisciplinary team, consisting of fellow students. This will all be done with active support from a range of industry, government and research organisations that are associated with innovation and commercialisation. The MInnComl programme is multidisciplinary and has been developed in association with the faculties of Architecture and Design, Engineering, Law, Science and Victoria Business School. Work with your current or potential future employer Your innovation project could be developed in conjunction with a commercial organisation or the University, or you could work on your own project. If you’re currently employed, your project could be something you’re already working on or hope to work on. Completing the programme could help boost the project’s chances of success and you’ll gain a valued qualification in the process. If you’re not currently employed, you could work on your own projects or a project alongside a commercial or research-based organisation. The University has relationships with a range of organisations, and will help you make the match. You may even qualify for a paid internship or a scholarship. On this programme, you will gain a breadth... [-]

Master of Commerce (MCom)

The Master of Commerce (MCom) degree allows for the development of individual research. Starting with a sound background of coursework, students will have the opportunity to contribute to existing fields or to begin to develop new areas of research.

The MCom can be pursued by a combination of papers and thesis, or by thesis only. Students who have a good Bachelor's degree (or equivalent qualification) will complete the MCom by papers and thesis (at least two years' full-time study). The first year consists of a selection of papers worth 144 points, leading to a Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce (PGDipCom). Students who have a good Honours degree or a PGDipCom (or equivalent qualification) can complete an MCom by thesis only (minimum one year).... [-]