AGSM Full-Time MBA ranked 1st

AGSM @ UNSW Business School ranked 1st in Australia and 32nd in the QS 2027 Global MBA Rankings.

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#1 in Australia

MBA

Financial Times Global MBA Rankings, 2026

#1 in Sydney

Marketing

QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2026

#4 Worldwide

MBAX

QS Online MBA Rankings, 2026

Step up and shape the future

AGSM MBA graduates like Behyad Jafari, CEO of the Electric Vehicle Council, are already driving progress. You could be next. AGSM gives you the tools to lead, adapt and thrive as the world accelerates.

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AGSM programs

Our innovative, world-class MBA programs create the leaders of tomorrow. Not only will you be equipped with invaluable skills and practical experience, you'll also have access to a global network of alumni who are internationally recognised business leaders in their industries.

Short courses

Study our short courses to combine the latest thinking with best practice in an outcome-focused environment. You’ll gain problem-solving, leadership and management skills through custom courses and webinar series.

AGSM scholarships

The Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM) offers more than $2 million in scholarships each year to ensure a wide and diverse range of students have access to world-class education.

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Do you think you pay too much tax?

New research reveals there are four main reasons why Australians believe they are overtaxed.

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#1 in Sydney for Business & Management (QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2026)

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Australia is emerging as a prime location for AI data centres. Why now?

Associate Professor Kristle Romero Cortes the Business Of Data Centres.

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Meet the CEO with Mark Arbib

Join us for a Meet the CEO conversation with Mark Arbib, Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC), in Sydney on Thursday, 5 November.