The Master’s programme consists of a thesis or two postgraduate courses chosen from PL400, PL402, PL410, DG404, DG406, DG407, DG410 plus a Supervised Research Project.
Persons are eligible to be admitted to study for the Master of Business Administration if they have:
- a) passed the Graduate School of Business Management Admissions Test (GSBMAT); and,
- b) a bachelor’s degree from a recognised tertiary institution and a minimum of three years significant work experience in an executive of professional position involving considerable authority and decision making; or
- c) postgraduate diploma from Graduate School of Business, The University of the South Pacific with a minimum GPA of 3.0 plus 5 years significant work experience in an executive or professional position involving considerable authority and decision making; or
- d) have met the mature student admission criteria, which shall be judged on the basis of exceptional professional achievements.
The Master of Business Administration consists of twelve courses. A student who obtains three fail grades will not be allowed to continue with the Master of Business Administration programme.
Courses: MBA423, MBA431, MBA432, MBA433, MBA434, MBA435, MBA436, MBA437, MBA438, MBA439, MBA440; plus one from: MBA421, MBA422, MBA430, MBA441, MBA442, MBA443; or one from: AF420, AF433, DG410, DG415, DG417, EC408, EC412, MG401, MG404, MG405, MG409, MG410, MG411, MG412, LM401, LM402, TS401 or supervised independent research conducted within MBA425.
Note: Programmes in the Graduate School of Business operate on the basis of three trimesters per year.
The Master’s programme consists of a full thesis. To be admitted to a Master of Commerce in Accounting a person shall obtain a Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting.
To be admitted to a Master of Commerce in Professional Accounting programme a person shall have at least one year of experience in commerce, industry or government after completing a Bachelor's Degree with a major in Accounting from a recognised tertiary institution.
The Master’s programme consists of any ten courses from:
AF401, AF402, AF405, AF420, AF431, AF432, AF433, AF434, AF435, AF436, AF437, AF439, AF440, BF401, BF402, FM401.
The Master’s consists of (a) a thesis or (b) two appropriate postgraduate courses and a Supervised Research Project.
Note: The MCom in Economics by coursework consists of eight courses, including the four core courses offered under the Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce (Economics).
Courses: EC401, EC402, EC403, EC404 plus any 4 from EC405, EC406, EC407, EC408, EC410, EC412, EC414, EC415, EC417.
The Masters programme consists of a thesis or two postgraduate courses and a Supervised Research Project.
The Master’s programme consists of a Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce (Management and Public Administration) plus: a thesis; or two appropriate postgraduate Management 400-level courses from: MG401, MG402, MG403, MG404, MG405, MG406, MG409, MG410, MG411, MG412, MG451, MG453 and a Supervised Research Project.
The Master’s programme consists of Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce (Management and Public Administration) plus any four additional MG 400-level courses from: MG401, MG402, MG403, MG404, MG405, MG406, MG409, MG410, MG411, MG412, MG451 and MG453.
The Master’s programme consists of a thesis or two postgraduate courses plus a Supervised Research Project.
The Master’s consists of a thesis.
Applicants to the master's programme must have completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Tourism Studies or Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce (Tourism and Hospitality Management) or equivalent qualification with a cumulative of GPA of 3.0.
The Master’s programme consists of a thesis (TS700F or TS700P) or, following the successful completion of the Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce (Tourism and Hospitality Management), two 400-level Postgraduate courses plus a Supervised Research Project (TS600F or TS600P).
