The Master of Management is designed for students wanting to advance their scholarly research and master their strategic management capabilities. On completion you will be prepared to take on a leadership position in a relevant management context. You explore the different aspects that make up a leadership role, including communications, finance, strategic planning, human resources, governance and marketing – taught by a team of highly respected and internationally qualified tutors. By mixing advanced theoretical study with highly applied, work-based learning, you engage in rigorous intellectual analysis and learn to apply new skills and techniques to existing or emerging issues in the workplace. Your advanced level of work-integrated practice and knowledge will contribute to high level management and performance improvement, particularly (but not exclusively) in the areas of business, health, hospitality, or information technology.

ENTRY CRITERIA Pathway 1: Master of Management by Thesis an undergraduate degree with honours or postgraduate diploma in business or related field of study. Pathway 2: Master of Management by Coursework an undergraduate degree with at least a New Zealand B average at Level 7, and at least one year practical or professional experience, with at least two written references, OR an undergraduate degree with honours with at least a New Zealand B average at Level 7, OR a postgraduate diploma, OR special admission. If you do not meet the academic requirements you may be given special admission if Toi Ohomai staff are satisfied you are capable of successfully completing the requirements. Pathway 3: Master of Management by Coursework and Thesis an undergraduate degree. Standard Entry Criteria Admission, entry, selection, and enrolment into programmes will be in accordance with the Academic Regulations and/or, where approved, specific programme regulations. Other Considerations If you wish to enrol in Pathway 1: Master of Management by Thesis, you'll also need to provide: a statement of research interest with a clearly articulated problem/opportunity statement and supporting research objectives. Download the research proposal template (pdf, 231 KB) two letters of reference. References should come from persons familiar with the your academic or professional experience. You will also need an Academic Supervisor who is a good match to see you through your thesis.