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Master of Commerce (Extension)
UNSW Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
UNSW's Master of Commerce (Extension) follows the same broad, specialisation-driven structure as the standard Master of Commerce but runs longer, giving students more time to build depth across their chosen business discipline or combine study with more substantial work experience or research components. As with the standard degree, the exact content depends heavily on which specialisation a student chooses from UNSW Business School's comprehensive range, spanning areas like accounting, finance, marketing and business analytics. Entry requires a recognised undergraduate degree with a credit average, with alternative pathways available for applicants without a qualifying undergraduate degree through UNSW Business School's own assessment process. It suits students who want the same flexibility as the standard Master of Commerce but need or want the longer extension format, whether for a deeper specialisation, additional foundational coursework, or a more gradual course load.
Fees & duration
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Course structure
- COMM5000Data Literacy for Business
- COMM5501Data Visualisation and Communication. Capstone Courses: FINS5556 From Startup to Wall Street: Financing Innovation and Strategic Exits
- INFS5997Integrated Technology and Analytics Applications
- ACCT5931Sustainable Management Accounting
- MARK5830Marketing Analytics Project
- COMM5020Global Business Practicum
- FINS5568Capstone - Portfolio Management Process
- COMM5040Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
- COMM5044Industry Project Experience
- COMM5010Strategy
- Marketing and Management
- FINS5537Financial Planning Advice and Ethics
- MGMT5610International Business Consulting Practicum
- COMM5008Entrepreneurial Work Experience
- COMM5030Social Entrepreneurship Practicum
- COMM5601Interdisciplinary Applications of Analytics Techniques. Core Courses: MGMT5050 Responsible Business Professionalism
- COMM5999myMCom Graduate Por..
Career & PR pathway
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Admissions
Applicants require a recognised undergraduate degree (or equivalent qualification) with a credit average, as determined by the UNSW Business School. For additional entry requirements visit UNSW Business School website for further details. If you do not have an undergraduate degree you may be eligible for the Graduate Certificate in Commerce , a pathway program into the Master of Commerce (domestic students only). Please note that these requirements may be subject to change. You are required to follow degree structure for the year you commence the program. Please refer to previous editions of the Online Handbook for program requirements. Alternative Entry Applicants who do not fulfil the academic requirements may be assessed on other performance indicators. For example, an applicant with an above average mark obtained in a Bachelor degree (for Australian qualifications this would be in...
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