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AASCB Accreditation

The university's Faculty of Business and Economics has been recognised with the distinguished AACSB International accreditation.

AACSB is the oldest-serving accreditation worldwide body for business schools. It recognises institutions who demonstrate excellence in a variety of areas, including teaching, research, curricula development and student learning.

Research partnership with Tata Consultancy Services

Macquarie University has recently announced a new research agreement with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).

This partnership will provide students with unique opportunities to gain valuable real-world experience in the areas of artificial intelligence (AI) within the financial services sector.

The partnership will create future opportunities for Macquarie students, including access to the Tata Global Internship Programme (TGIP), where students develop critical business skills while working on real global projects. On these internships, students learn how Tata manages operations in its companies, which spans a wide range of industries.

As part of this comprehensive agreement, Macquarie and TCS will also provide research scholarships to postgraduate students. This will provide global research exposure, access to international conferences and opportunities to work on projects that explore the use of data analytics and AI within the financial sector.

Macquarie University has an expert team of academic staff, teachers and researchers who all provide a quality education to students.

The university boasts strong partnerships which reflect its global reputation for teaching innovation and research. Macquarie has a wide network of partnerships with world-class universities and organizations across the U.S., Europe, UK, and Asia. With connections with industrial giants such as Microsoft, Google, and Johnson & Johnson, the university's graduates are globally employable.

Macquarie University also hosts a specialised Learning Innovation Hub, where experts and specialists help to develop the efficiency of the university's learning and teaching processes. It plays a pivotal role in development and management of innovative teaching techniques at the university. Enhancing technical and modern methods at Macquarie, the innovation hub helps to maintain the quality of teaching and provides professional learning opportunities.

Undergraduate programmes

International applicants to undergraduate programmes at Macquarie need to have completed at least one of the following academic qualifications:

• A recognised senior secondary school qualification or university entrance examination (such as the New South Wales Higher School Certificate or other equivalent Australian or overseas high school qualification).
• A recognised university foundation course
• A recognised two or three-year diploma, advanced diploma or associate degree
• At least one year of a university degree from a recognised institution

Postgraduate programme

Masters (by coursework)

Applicants will usually need a bachelor's degree from a recognised institution considered equivalent to an Australian bachelor's degree (Level 7 on the Australian Qualifications Framework).

Some courses also require applicants to have previous study or work experience in a related area, a higher-level qualification such as an Honour's Bachelor (AQF Level 8), or a specific Weight Average Mark (WAM) requirement.

Depending on applicants' prior qualifications, work experience, or other recognised prior learning, they may also be eligible for shorter admission points for master's courses. Ranging between 12-18 months, this enables students to fast track their study and save on time and money.

Masters (by research)

To apply for a research master or PhD programme, applicants need to demonstrate research experience in their previous studies.

Applicants should use the Higher Degree Research website for more information on eligibility requirements and how to apply.

Macquarie has some of the most exceptional university facilities in Australia. The institution has invested more than AUD 1 billion in a wide variety of facilities and services, providing students with a convenient and engaging campus environment.

Its facilities range from academic and health assistance to recreational and entertainment options.

Accommodation:

The university has accommodation facilities located both on and off-campus. Students can choose from several accommodation styles, helping to balance academic and social activities in a supportive and vibrant community.

Finance Decision Lab :

An immersive learning and research space that combines world-class financial and business analytics with real-time market data to demonstrate the impact of financial decisions.

Library:

The university's library holds more than 1.8 million academic and research records. It has enough study spaces for more than 3,000 students, including dedicated areas for postgraduates.

A centrally located learning and research facility, it also boasts a green roof and exhibition space. It also houses the first automated book storage and retrieval system in Australia.

Macquarie University Hospital:

This is the first not-for-profit teaching hospital on an Australian university campus. As well as providing a practical learning environment, the hospital also connects students with expert researchers and industry partners. Its interdisciplinary projects help to improve the health of patients and the local community.

Macquarie University Incubator:

This award-winning facility develops entrepreneurship and innovation on campus. With educational programmes and networking initiatives, students, staff and researchers can turn their business ideas into a reality.

Metro station:

Macquarie is the only Australian university with an on-campus metro station. It provides a driverless, convenient, and safe public transport to the Sydney city centre and surrounding suburbs for students and staff.