Top B-schools in Australia

The following are some of the top leading B-schools in Australia. They offer full time, part time, online, distance MBA and other business programs to students worldwide.
  • Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne
  • Macquarie Graduate School of Management
  • Australian Graduate School of Management
  • University of Technology Sydney - Business Faculty
  • Faculty of Business - Bond University
  • Graduate School of Business - RMIT University
  • Faculty of Business - Queensland University of Technology
  • Deakin Business School
  • Curtin Business School
  • Sydney Graduate School of Management, University of Western Sydney
  • Griffith University
  • University of Queensland
  • Mt Eliza Center for Executive Education, Melbourne Business School
  • National Graduate School of Management - Australian National University
  • Graduate School of Management, University of Western Australia
  • Faculty of Business and Law, Victoria University
Ranking Performance:

- Melbourne Business School's MBA is ranked 52nd globally by the Financial Times (FT) 2009, and 26th in the world by The Economist Intelligence Unit 2008. Its EMBA is ranked 45th by FT 2008.

- MGSM (Macquarie Graduate School of Management) is ranked 1st in Australia and Asia and 40th in the world for its full-time MBA program (Economist Intelligence Unit, 2003). It is also ranked equal 1st of Australian MBA programs (Australian Financial Review BOSS Magazine, 2003) and in the top 40 business schools worldwide for executive education (London Financial Times, 2003).

- Griffith is rated 5 star for its MBA, MBA Advanced and MBA Honours by 2008 Graduate Management Association of Australia (GMAA).

- RMIT University Graduate School of Business MBA (Executive) is ranked in the top 10 programs in Australia and in the top 3 Melbourne-based programs. (Australian Financial Review (AFR), BOSS Magazine 2007). Its MBA (Executive) was awarded 4 stars in the GMAA ranking system.

- University of South Australia MBA program was rated 5-Star in the 2009 Good Universities Guide. It was the highest ranked program in South Australia.

- Curtin Business School has been ranked top in Western Australia and 5th in Australia for its MBA program, according to the Australian Financial Review's BOSS magazine.

* Next: Australian Top MBA Rankings

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