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There are many MBA programs out there suited to different career stages, goals and lifestyles. In this blog, we’ll explore the different types of degrees and take a closer look at the flexible study options and specialisations offered through AIB.

On the 13th of February, Brendan Keane, Director of Sport for Brisbane 2032 and AIB graduate, shared how embracing range over routine helped him pivot from public service to the Olympics – and why being a generalist has become his greatest strength.

Running a business in the digital age requires the right entrepreneurial skills to keep up with changing technology. From understanding data and digital marketing to using artificial intelligence and protecting your business from cyber threats, this article highlights five key entrepreneurial skills that you can develop through an MBA.

We’re proud to announce that for the fourth consecutive year, AIB has achieved Tier One status in CEO Magazine’s Global Online MBA Rankings. AIB’s online MBA was ranked 7th in Australia and 25th in the world, maintaining our position among the top global programs in an increasingly competitive space.

CEO Mag’s 2025 Rankings Edition featured an article on AIB’s practical approach to education and its impact on career growth. From entrepreneurship to the boardroom, these stories highlight how the lessons, networks and confidence gained from an MBA delivered real career outcomes.

A company’s board of directors makes influential decisions that protect its shareholders’ interests and affect business operations and resources. By learning more about the roles and duties of corporate board members, you can create a plan to get the position you want.

2025 is here, and with it comes a new workplace era. Drawing on the industry expertise of three highly accomplished AIB MBA alumni, this article identifies the top technical, interpersonal and future-focused skills employers will prioritise this year. From embracing AI to fostering cultural awareness, explore the top skills that will help you stand out in 2025 and beyond. 

In 2024, the Australian Government proposed a 20% debt reduction, higher repayment thresholds, and revised repayment terms for HELP and other student loans. Along with changes to debt indexation, these reforms aim to ease financial pressure on borrowers using FEE-HELP. Discover how these updates may affect your repayments.

If you’re seeking to change careers then read this article to ensure a smooth transition into your new profession. See what an MBA can do for you.