The AIB network

The Australian Institute of Business is a truly global community with over 16,000 students, alumni, academics and industry experts from 95 countries. Members of the AIB community work for some of the world’s most well-known brands and are active across all industries including healthcare, education, information technology, finance, engineering, government, not-for-profit, public sector and more. From entrepreneurs and business leaders to industry experts and rising stars, we’re incredibly proud to showcase the unique experiences and achievements of the AIB network in these blogs, and we hope their stories will inspire current and future students.

26 Mar 2025

Life After the MBA: The Lasting Impact of a Practical Programme

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.

20 Apr 2021

Why Canadians choose the AIB MBA

In Canada in particular, AIB has experienced exponential growth in enrolments in recent years. Here’s why.

23 Oct 2019

How Kwong Chuen conquered the MBA: One bite at a time

Completely exceeding his own expectations, by the end of his degree, Kwong had earned an impressive distinction average and secured the promotion at work he’d been after.

29 May 2019

The MBA Directors Forum: Insights for our students and alumni

Our leaders attended the MBA Directors Forum in Melbourne this month and summarised the key learnings for our students and alumni.

26 Apr 2019

Discovering the power of a practical MBA: Mark Nesci’s graduate story

Prior to embarking on his MBA, Mark Nesci’s career had been diverse, rewarding and successful – he’d achieved a lot! But he was lacking a formal qualification, and he understood that this may have been holding him back.

24 Apr 2019

Changes to FEE-HELP: What you need to know

An Act passed in 2018 by the Australian government will change how higher education funding in Australia is governed, and could affect past, current and future students. We cover the FEE-HELP changes planned for 2019 and 2020.