Master of Business Administration (Executive) / Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Swinburne University of Technology

The Master of Philosophy offered by the Bond Business School develops independent research skills and the ability to relate a specific research topic to a broad framework of knowledge. The program places a major emphasis on independent inquiry (initiative), a thorough understanding of domain specific knowledge, competence in research methodologies and on the ability to communicate research results.

Supply chains are not only core to customer satisfaction and organisational success, they are also changing rapidly and being transformed by data and technology. This is why Swinburne's Master of Supply Chain Innovation is co-created and co-delivered with industry partners such as CEVA Logistics, IBM, Tableau, Vative, and Officeworks. Whether your career is just beginning or you're a mid-level professional wanting to advance into a more senior leadership role, this master degree will prepare you to drive business change by designing innovative supply chains that competitors are yet to dream of. Advance your knowledge in the theory and best practice of logistics and supply chain management, apply decision-making methodologies, and analyse business models. Add to this an understanding of how to harness the power of data analytics and revolutionary technology, like artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Prepare for success as a manager in the vibrant arts sector with the only qualification of its kind in South Australia. In this exciting degree, you will develop an advanced understanding of contemporary management theory and how it applies to the various elements of the creative arts and cultural industries. You will develop leadership and problem-solving abilities, and the knowledge and skills to inform policymaking at government and peak industry body levels. Your studies will cover arts management, arts philanthropy, and arts and cultural events. You will learn the complex relationships between government, not-for-profit and private sponsorship of the arts.