Master of Business Analytics FAQs

Some course teaching dates differ from usual UQ semester schedules. This is the case for courses in the Master of Business Analytics program. More information about specific course teaching dates can be found by visiting Course date variations - my.UQ - University of Queensland.

The Master of Business Analytics program is designed to be studied part-time and fully online, with three possible starting points throughout the year. This gives you the flexibility to complete the degree around other commitments, regardless of where you live.

The recommended study plan includes 2 courses (4 units) each teaching block over two years. View the recommended program plan on the UQ Master of Business Analytics website.

The current tuition fees for the full 24 units of UQ’s Master of Business Analytics is $56,640 AU ($2,360 AU per unit). Students following the recommended plan for the program would be competing 4 units (2 courses) each teaching block. For more information regarding the program fees please visit the UQ Master of Business Analytics website.

To obtain admission to the Master of Business Analytics, applicants are required to have completed:

• a Bachelor or equivalent in the same discipline with a GPA of 4.5 or above
• a Bachelor in a different discipline with a GPA of 4.5 or above, and at least three years' full-time work experience in the same discipline
• or a UQ Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics or equivalent.

Areas of study and work experience considered as same discipline for the Master of Business Analytics program are available on this program advice website.

All current UQ students have access the UQ Library online services and recourses. If you a located in Brisbane, you can access the Library resources in person or online. Further details on UQ Library services for students are available via the UQ Library website.

If you have a technical background in computing, IT or statistics, our Master of Data Science may be the program for you. While both programs address the function of data analytics, the Master of Data Science provides technical expertise, while the Master of Business Analytics will teach you how and why to make business decisions using data.

You can contact our friendly Student Administration team by emailing info@business.uq.edu.au or calling +61 7 3346 8100. You can also register for more information and we’ll contact you for a personalised consultation to discuss how the UQ Master of Business Analytics can help you reach your career goals.