MBA Program. Transforming People and Organisations

MBA Program Transforming People and Organisations

Welcome to the Australian Graduate School of Management I am delighted you are considering AGSM s full-time MBA consistently ranked as the region s pre-eminent MBA. Your teachers are internationally recognised for their research excellence and you will be learning with the world s best and brightest students. As a member of AGSM s community, you will have privileged access to business leaders who will open doors for you. At AGSM, you will gain the knowledge, skills and confidence to achieve your goals; your career and salary progress will be accelerated, you will have life long learning opportunities and you will be part of an influential global network. I wish you every success in your professional development. Robert McLean Dean and Director Australian Graduate School of Management The AGSM is a School of both The University of Sydney and The University of New South Wales. MBA Enquiries & Admissions Office T: (+612) 9931 9412 F: (+612) 9931 9539 E: mba@agsm.edu.au W: www.agsm.edu.au CRICOS provider code: 00098G ABN 083 085 006 382

Robert McLean Dean and Director Australian Graduate School of Management Why an AGSM MBA? As an aspiring leader, investing in a graduate business management degree from the Australian Graduate School of Management will be one of the best decisions of your life. The AGSM MBA concentrates on helping you prepare for leadership roles in business and government. We focus on real-world learning by combining traditional classroom teaching with case studies and group work to develop management skills, encourage critical thinking and sharpen your decision-making ability. The dynamic educational environment at AGSM exposes students to new and diverse ways to approach business issues. You will learn from faculty with industry experience, listen to the management insights of current business leaders and benefit from the knowledge of your fellow students, many of whom worked for global blue-chip organisations. Team-based activities hone negotiation skills and emphasise the importance of cooperative group work. Creativity and entrepreneurship are encouraged and nurtured at AGSM. Our graduates make informed, confident decisions that produce tangible results and inspire others. In addition, the school offers networking opportunities, exciting career prospects, exchange programs with 28 of the world s other leading business schools and a vibrant social environment. If you fully commit to your study at AGSM you will be rewarded with a rich and mind-opening learning experience that will transform you into a confident, astute and inspirational manager and leader. Top reasons to study at AGSM Joint degree awarded by both The University of Sydney and The University of New South Wales Learn from acclaimed faculty from around the world Study with fellow students ranked in the top 15% worldwide (average GMAT = 640) Accelerate a career shift into management Expect personal attention in average class sizes of 40 students Complete study in 15 or 18 months with the fast-track program Participate in an exchange program with 28 of the world s top business schools Leverage global business and alumni network of almost 10,000 members spread across 68 countries Receive advice and support from student mentors Live in a thriving global financial centre AGSM has an established reputation as Australia s leading business school and one of Asia s top-tier educational institutions: #1 Business School in Australia and equal first in Asia, 2004, (Financial Times, UK) #1 Business School in Australia and New Zealand, (Asia Inc 2004) #1 Business School in Australia and Asia, (Forbes 2003) First Australian business school to receive Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accreditation www.agsm.edu.au AGSM MBA Program 1

Study in Sydney, Australia By choosing to study at AGSM, you will have the opportunity to live and learn in a world-class city and a vital financial hub of the Australian and Asian region. Australia has one of the world s most resilient economies, thanks to strong productivity growth, low inflation and major reforms to the labour market, business taxation and competition policy.* As a thriving and dynamic city, Sydney provides an ideal setting for your business studies. It is the nation s leading financial centre and home to the Australian Stock Exchange. Two-thirds of Australia s banking and finance industry, and nearly half of Australia and New Zealand s top 500 companies are headquartered in Sydney. Sydney is consistently voted as one of the world s top 10 cities. It has all the excitement and convenience of a modern city, with street cafes and fine restaurants, grand theatres and arthouse cinemas, elegant shopping precincts and bustling markets. The city boasts a gorgeous harbour and is famous for its golden beaches, sunny weather and relaxed lifestyle. One in six people living in Sydney was born overseas and cultural diversity is one of the city s main attractions. Everyday exposure to different cultures and ways of life will further enrich your social and economic understanding of the world. The AGSM campus is in the eastern part of the city on the grounds of the University of New South Wales, 15 minutes from Sydney s harbour and central business district and five minutes drive to Australia s world-famous surfing beaches. This cosmopolitan area is filled with galleries, theatres, cinemas, shops, parks and sporting facilities. After hours, a host of restaurants, bars and nightclubs offers a welcome break from study. * Invest Australia www.investaustralia.gov.au 2 AGSM MBA Program www.agsm.edu.au

Study at Australian Graduate School of Management As the leading business school in Australia and Asia, AGSM is distinguished by an outstanding faculty and a rich program of student services. Internationally-recognised Faculty AGSM has a strong teaching body of more than 40 full-time faculty members from around the world and more than 100 associated academics and practitioners. The group is made up of active researchers with a wealth of industry experience. They are dedicated to delivering challenging, research-driven management education that is responsive to changes in the business environment. For more than a quarter of a century, the AGSM faculty has received many local and international research awards and teaching prizes. Their experience and knowledge ensures students are exposed to the latest thinking and the most innovative practices in business. International Exchange Program One of the most significant benchmarks of a business school is the company it keeps. AGSM s relationship with many of the world s leading business schools is testimony to its standing in the international community. Studying abroad is one of the most effective ways to bring learning to life. Students who go on exchange have the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a different cultural context, research overseas work prospects and build a global network of friends and contacts. AGSM has student exchange partnerships with 28 of the world s top business schools. Every year, a large proportion of AGSM students embark on a 10-week exchange program at schools in Asia, Canada, Europe and the United States. I decided to attend a school in the Asia Pacific region as I believe studying and working on another continent would be valuable assets for both my professional life and personal development. AGSM is rated as the best business school in Australia and one of the best in the region. Ema Hoffman, MBA Class of 2005 www.agsm.edu.au AGSM MBA Program 3

Blue-chip organisations, governments and international recruitment firms turn to AGSM when looking for new employees due to its high calibre students. Past employers have included: ABN AMRO Airport Authority Hong Kong Allco Finance Group Ltd Allianz American Express Appen Pty Ltd Australian Stock Exchange AT Kearney Australian Business Ltd Bain & Company Balfour Beatty Capital Projects Bank of China Ltd Barclays Capital BAX Global BHP Billiton BlueScope Steel BMW Booz Allen Hamilton Boral Ltd Boston Consulting Group British American Tobacco BT Financial Group Caltex CBHS Friendly Society Ltd Colgate Palmolive Colliers International Colonial State Bank Commonwealth Bank of Australia Comalco Compagnie Financiere Michelin CSIRO Dept of Premier and Cabinet Victoria Energis Communications Limited Euro-Group Evans & Peck GE Capital GE Consumer Finance Glencore International AG Health Services Australia Group Exchange Partnerships Asia Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad), India Graduate School of Business (Keio University), Japan School of Business & Management (The Hong Kong University of Science & Technology), Hong Kong Canada Richard Ivey School of Business (University of Western Ontario) Rotman Business School (University of Toronto) Schulich School of Business (York University) Europe Copenhagen School of Business, Denmark ESADE, Spain HEC, France Instituto de Empresa Business School, Spain Rotterdam School of Management, Netherlands School of Management (SDA Bocconi), Italy University of St. Gallen, Switzerland UK London Business School (London University), UK Manchester Business School (University of Manchester), UK Warwick Business School (University of Warwick), UK USA Fisher College of Business (Ohio State University) Fuqua School of Business (Duke University) Graduate School of Business (University of Chicago) JL Kellogg Graduate School of Management (Northwestern University) John E Anderson Graduate School of Management (UCLA) Kenan-Flagler Business School (University of North Carolina) Leonard N Stern School of Business (New York University) Michigan Business School (University of Michigan) Red McCombs Business School (University of Texas at Austin) Tuck School of Business (Dartmouth College) Wharton School of Business (University of Pennsylvania) William E Simon Graduate School of Business, (University of Rochester) 4 AGSM MBA Program www.agsm.edu.au

Career Management The Career Centre provides students with the opportunity to develop career management skills during the course of the MBA program. The range of career services organised by the Centre is specifically designed to give students the tools for successful job searching and career management, as well as the guidance and support needed to map out their longterm career path. Services include: Career Management Program. Covers topics such as self-assessment, career planning, resume writing and interview techniques. Industry overviews and skills workshops. Guests are invited to talk candidly about their own experiences and industry knowledge, or deliver seminars on a specific area of expertise. Networking and social events. Provides students with opportunities to network with alumni and business managers. On-campus recruitment program. Students meet potential recruiters through companies information sessions. Personalised career counselling. Assists students to set career goals and determine future plans. For further information and recent placement statistics, please refer to the AGSM website at http://www2.agsm.edu.au/agsm/web.nsf/content/careerservices AGSM Alumni Association An important consideration in choosing a business school is the network you can access to enhance your career. The AGSM Alumni Association provides a network of almost 10,000 members in 68 countries. One in five alumni hold a senior position (VP and higher) in their companies. Notable alumni include: Peter Burdon, CEO, Thorntons PLC Janice Chan, Managing Director Greater China, M&C Saatchi Mark Compton, Managing Director & CEO, SciGen Limited Andrew Doman, Director & Head of Asset Management Practice (UK), McKinsey & Co. Rayna De Nett, CFO, Macquarie Direct Investment George Frazis, Head of Business & Private Banking, NAB Grant Freeland, Director Boston Office & Leader Organization Practice North America, BCG Alon Hochdorf, Director, Zenith Media (Israel) Peter McNulty, CFO, Asia Pacific (HK), Barclays Capital Andrew Roberts, Chief Executive, Multiplex Construction Pty Cost-effective Education AGSM offers a high-quality business management education at a cost-competitive price compared to other leading business schools worldwide. Australia s exchange rate makes it an affordable location to live and study, particularly for European and North American students. (Past employers continued) Hoyts Group The High Performance Organisations Group Ltd HSBC Group Australia HSBC Insurance Brokers Ltd KPMG Corporate Finance Lauras International L.E.K. Consulting Macquarie Bank Mayne Health MBF Australia Pty Ltd McKinsey & Co Mercer Consulting Mott McDonald Marketlink Morgan Stanley National Bank of Australia Nestlé News Limited Novartis Animal Health OCBC Bank Oracle Phillip Morris International Phoenix Group Pacific Pty Ltd PMI Mortgage Insurance Ltd PricewaterhouseCoopers Promina Group Rabobank Schlumberger SciVentures Investments Scopenergy Limited Secta Consulting Shell Sibson Consulting St.George Bank Stern Stewart Stockland Development Pty Ltd Sydney Water TC & C Business Consultants The Boston Scientific The Hornery Institute UBS Warner Bros Westfield Ltd Westpac Zurich Financial Services www.agsm.edu.au AGSM MBA Program 5

Program length AGSM s fast track MBA program is designed to minimise time away from the workforce, enabling students to stay in control of their career and life. The program is generally completed within 18 months. It can be finished in 15 months if students study for five consecutive terms. The 15 or 18 month study timeframe may include a term as an exchange student at one of our partner schools. If students undertake an internship, it will take 18 months to complete studies. Both the exchange program and internship are subject to availability and a competitive application process. A typical program outline First Year of Study Second Year of Study Duration Orientation Program 1 week, beginning in January Core IP0 (Compulsory course) Optional IP4 1 week Term 1 Term 5 10 weeks BREAK BREAK 1 week Core IP1 Optional IP5 1 week Term 2 Term 6 10 weeks BREAK 1 week Core IP2 1 week Term 3 10 weeks BREAK 1 week Core IP3 1 week Term 4 10 weeks, ending in December

Program Overview Intensive and intellectually stimulating, the AGSM MBA program is designed to challenge assumptions and promote critical thinking. It is a generalist degree providing depth of understanding across the core management disciplines. An AGSM MBA gives students the opportunity to enhance career prospects and provides a solid foundation for pursuing new directions. The Full-time MBA program mixes traditional classroom learning with group exercises and has a two-stage structure. The first stage comprises 10 core courses and a set of three, compulsory, short Integrative Programs (IPs). The second stage is made up of 12 elective courses and further elective Integrative Programs. The program is designed to be completed in 18 months with a fast-track option of 15 months over five consecutive terms. Integrative Programs Integrative programs (IPs) are intensive three, four or five-day sessions at the beginning of each term. They integrate discipline-based knowledge from different courses into a broader view of management problems and their solutions. Students select three out of four IPs in the core phase of the program. Students can also choose from a range of elective IPs in the second stage of the program. The AGSM MBA program is extremely well-structured. It is tailored to suit the needs of demanding professionals and is very flexible to the individual. I am impressed with how meticulously the order of core courses and the structure of semesters are designed to facilitate optimal learning and development. Johan Brammer MBA Class of 2005 Elective Courses Students need to complete 12 elective courses. For more information about the range of electives visit www.agsm.edu.au. Schools of Thought The ideas discussed in class are leading-edge because they are based on active research work and experience. They also demonstrate the evolution of content: that ideas are not static but open to challenge by research contributed by faculty members. The AGSM faculty is organised into six academic disciplines according to areas of research and teaching. General Management This discipline helps students develop strategic and entrepreneurial skills. It includes topics on innovation and strategy, international business strategy, corporate law, managerial decision-making, and managing biotechnology, among others. www.agsm.edu.au AGSM MBA Program 7

Learning how to interact efficiently with team members from different countries, cultural backgrounds and work experiences, is one of the greatest assets one gains from the AGSM MBA program. Andi Pannell, MBA Class of 2005 Andrew Thyne Reid Scholar Accounting and Finance The Accounting and Finance discipline helps students to improve their understanding of capital markets and the roles of organisations in those markets. Courses examine how the three basic ideas in finance the time value of money, diversification and arbitrage are used to evaluate investment and financing decisions. Student will learn how to best apply these concepts to add value to the firm. Economics The Economics discipline introduces students to macro and microeconomic issues. Students will learn how to model the behaviour of firms operating in diverse markets using the concepts of demand, supply and market equilibrium. Critical tools such as elasticity, opportunity cost and game theory are developed and used. By improving their understanding of the business environment, students will develop the skills to become knowledgeable business leaders. Marketing The Marketing faculty help students analyse and understand customer behaviour, communicate with customers and develop strategic marketing skills. By taking marketing courses, students can learn the skills to conduct a complete audit of the marketing environment, understand how to generate new marketing options, and use the marketing mix and account management strategies to deliver sales and other business benefits. Organisational Behaviour Organisational Behaviour draws on concepts from the social sciences to identify and solve some of the behavioural challenges faced by managers. Students learn how to design effective work units and gain an insight into how leadership influences individual and organisational performance. Courses in this discipline provide tools for building and sustaining high performance at the individual, group and organisational level. Statistics and Operations The ability to effectively model and manipulate real-life numbers is a key element of business success. The courses in this discipline aim to help students develop expertise in statistical and graphical techniques. Students learn new ways of evaluating arguments and making decisions through the application of statistical methods and procedures. 8 AGSM MBA Program www.agsm.edu.au

How to apply Admission Information To apply for the MBA program, students need to complete and submit the following. Please see our website for more information. Apply on line at https://apply.embark.com/mbaedge/agsm/ Academic transcript(s) Grade Point Average minimum of 2.0 GMAT minimum 550 Minimum two years work experience Personal statement Detailed CV Referees reports A$100 application fee (non-refundable) Being an international student, the AGSM alumni proved to be helpful and supportive, providing both advice and business contacts that enabled me to quickly secure my first position in Australia. Peter Humphries, MBA Class of 2002 Application and Scholarship Deadlines AGSM makes continuous offers on a rolling admission basis so applications may be submitted at any time during the year. However, early applications are strongly encouraged. International students should take into account visa processing time. The Selection Committee makes final decisions on complete applications within three weeks of submission. The application cut off date is 30th September. We will continue to accept late applications if the spaces are available, however a late fee of $500 will apply. Timely submission of applications will provide the opportunity to apply for scholarships. Important Application Information for International Students Some students may require a pre-visa assessment which can result in the visa process taking up to six months. It is essential that you contact your local Australian Consulate to find out your visa requirements. Students are strongly advised to submit visa applications prior to the program application deadline in order to allow sufficient time for visa processing requirements. Please note that IELTS is a necessary part of most international student visa processes. To check if you need to supply an IELTS result as part of your visa, please contact the Australian Consulate in your country or refer to the website: www.immi.gov.au. Please ensure you do not submit an IELTS that is more than two years old. Applicants must score 6.5 overall, with at least 6.0 in each subcategory. www.agsm.edu.au AGSM MBA Program 9

If you are serious about accelerating your career, there is only one choice: Australian Graduate School of Management. AGSM s Contact Points Summary of tuition fees and extras Total local tuition fees (course materials inclusive) Total international tuition fees (course materials inclusive) Overseas Student Health Cover Overseas Student Health Cover Textbooks A$49,140 A$56,280 A$486* (single) for 18 months A$972* (family) for 18 months Approximately A$1,500* Mail your hard copy documents to: MBA Program Admissions Australian Graduate School of Management University of New South Wales Sydney, NSW 2052 Australia Tel: (+61 2) 9931 9225 Fax: (+61 2) 9931 9539 Email:mba@agsm.edu.au Phone/email for general enquiries: MBA Enquiries and Admissions Tel: (+61 2) 9931 9412 Fax: (+61 2) 9931 9539 Email: mba@agsm.edu.au AGSM website: www.agsm.edu.au Online application and supplemental forms: https://apply.embark.com/mbaedge/agsm Compulsory university fees for both local and international students Funding your education A$502* Cost of laptop and software A$3,500 $4,500* *Based on 2005 Prices An MBA is a major investment and it is important to research how to finance this commitment before applying. Investigate the options as early as possible and avoid relying on one source of funding. Most MBA students use a range of sources to finance their study, including personal savings, family contributions, bank loans and scholarships. In addition, there are several kinds of financial aid available to finance your MBA: Grants or scholarships are given on the basis of different criteria (country of origin, gender, merit or other past accomplishments) Loans Fellowships (opportunities to earn money by teaching or assisting with research). The best way to find funding to help meet the costs of an MBA is to research the available options. There are several sites with good introductions to different opportunities and links to sources of loans and scholarships for MBA study. These include: http://www.finaid.org/ http://www.hhs.se/mba/admissions/financialaid/international.htm http://www.businessschools.com/financial-aid/#scholarships http://www.mbainfo.com/funding.html http://www.mba-advice.us.com/mba-scholarship.html 10 AGSM MBA Program www.agsm.edu.au

International students are encouraged to investigate funding sources in their home country. Many government ministries of education, employers and banks offer assistance in the form of grants or loans. FEE-HELP FEE-HELP is a loan scheme that helps eligible, full-fee paying Australian citizens to pay their tuition fees, up to a lifetime limit of A$50,000, at eligible public or private higher education institutions. For details, contact the Department of Education, Science and Training on 1800 020 108 or visit www.goingtouni.gov.au. Scholarships Scholarships are awarded to highly talented candidates whom AGSM and its corporate sponsors believe possess the aptitude, personal qualities and entrepreneurial talent to be leaders in the private or public sector. Scholarships attract high-calibre applicants from diverse academic, cultural and professional backgrounds. Open to both local and international students, scholarships range from partial fee reductions to company-sponsored stipends. The school also awards a number of scholarships, including the AGSM Alumni Scholarship. To see the range of scholarships available, eligibility criteria and application forms, please visit the AGSM website at http://www2.agsm.edu.au/agsm/web.nsf/content/prospectivestudent-scholarships The quality of teaching was phenomenal. All the lecturers are distinguished in their respective fields and they were very accessible. This is what differentiates AGSM from other institutions. Natasha Fenech, MBA Class of 2003 For more information and advice Explore the AGSM website at www.agsm.edu.au or email mba@agsm.edu.au. AGSM holds information sessions, personal interviews, open houses, free GMAT tutorials and attends MBA fairs throughout the world. These events are an ideal opportunity for prospective students to learn about the program and meet current students and alumni. To find out when AGSM is next in your region, visit www.agsm.edu.au/infonightreg. You can also speak with former students. This is one of the best ways to get first-hand advice on what it will be like living in Sydney and studying at AGSM. Please email the admissions office at mba@agsm.edu.au. www.agsm.edu.au AGSM MBA Program 11

Information and services for international students Official Australian Government information on student and work visas www.immi.gov.au/students/index.htm General information about studying in Australia www.studyinaustralia.gov.au International Student Services provided by AGSM and the University of New South Wales www.international.unsw.edu.au Academic support services from the Learning Centre www.lc.unsw.edu.au Institute of Languages www.lang.unsw.edu.au Counselling services www.counselling.unsw.edu.au Childcare services www.infonet.unsw.edu.au/service/chilcare/chldcare.htm Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) www.studyinaustralia.gov.au Accommodation and living costs www.international.unsw.edu.au or www.housing.unsw.edu.au 12 AGSM MBA Program www.agsm.edu.au

AGSM Board of Directors Professor Gavin Brown, Vice-Chancellor & Principal, The University of Sydney Professor Mark Wainwright AM, Vice-Chancellor and President, The University of New South Wales Mr Tony Berg AM, Chairman, AGSM Advisory Council, ING Australia, National Gallery of Australia Foundation; Director, Gresham Partners Robert McLean, Dean and Director, AGSM; Chairman, Social Ventures Australia, Centre for Independent Studies, Marvin Bower Institute, Fulbright Advisory Council Professor Robert Wood, Professor of Management, AGSM Mr Stuart Stoker, Company Secretary AGSM Advisory Council Ms Patty Akopiantz, Director, Venice Partners, Coles Myer Mr John Ballard, Director and Chief Executive Officer, Southcorp Limited, Trustee, Sydney Opera House Trust Mr Guido Belgiorno-Nettis, MBA 85, Managing Director, Transfield Holdings; Director, Transfield Services Limited, ADI Limited; Chairman, Australian Chamber Orchestra; Vice President, Australian Constructors Association Mr Gavin Bell, EMBA 95, Chief Operating Officer and Partner, Freehills Mr Tony Berg AM, Chairman, AGSM Advisory Council, ING Australia, National Gallery of Australia Foundation; Director, Gresham Partners Limited Mr Tommie Bergman, Chairman, WMC Ltd, Cochlear; Director, Smorgon Steel; Advisory Board Member, Caliburn Partnership Dr Ian Blackburne, Chairman, CSR Ltd, Caltex Petroleum, Suncorp-Metway Ltd Mr Graham Bradley, Chairman, Australian Film Finance Corporation, Proteome Systems, Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Sydney Community Foundation; Director, Stockland Trust Group, Singapore Telecommunications, National Gallery of Australia Foundation, Brandenburg Ensemble, Marvin Bower Institute Mr Ian Buchanan, Director, Booz Allen Hamilton, National ICT Australia (NICTA), Mallesons Stephen Jaques (Asia), Indonesia s Executive Centre for Global Leadership, Asian Strategy and Leadership Institute, Scottish Government International Business Network Mr Philip Bullock, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, IBM Australia and New Zealand Ltd; Director, AIIA, IBM Australia Ltd, Victorian Schools Innovation Commission Mr Philip Clark, National Managing Partner, Minter Ellison Lawyers Mr John Cloney, Chairman, QBE Insurance Group; Director, Boral, Patrick Corp, Maple-Brown Abbott Ltd, AIM; Deputy Chairman and Trustee, Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Trust, ABN-AMRO Advisory Group Member Dr Peter Farrell AM, Chairman and CEO, ResMed Inc. Mr Patrick Forth, Managing Partner, Boston Consulting Group, Australia and New Zealand Mr Ross Fowler, Chief Executive Officer, Cisco Systems Australia Pty Ltd Mr Peter Fox, Chairman, The Property Group, Linfox Hon Nick Greiner AC, Chairman, Bilfinger Berger Australia; Deputy Chairman, Stockland Trust Group, Bradken Ltd, Nuance Group, United Utilities; Director, QBE Insurance, McGuigan Simeon Wines, ASTRA Mr Peeyush Gupta, MBA 85, Chief Executive Officer, ipac securities limited Mr Michael Hawker, Chief Executive Officer, Insurance Australia Group Ltd Mr Grant King, Managing Director, Origin Energy Ltd; Director, Envestra Ltd Mr Wal King AO, Chief Executive Officer, Leighton Holdings Mr Steven Lowy, Managing Director, Westfield Holdings Australia Ltd Ms Helen Lynch AM, Director, Pacific Brands Ltd, OPSM; Chairman, Sydney Symphony Orchestra Mr Ian Macfarlane AC, Governor, Reserve Bank of Australia; Chairman, Financial Markets Foundation for Children Mr Chris MacKay, Chief Executive Officer, UBS, Australasia Robert McLean, Dean and Director, AGSM; Chairman, Social Ventures Australia, Centre for Independent Studies, Marvin Bower Institute, Fulbright Advisory Council Mr Paul Meehan, Managing Director, Bain International Mr Andrew Mohl, Chief Executive Officer, AMP Limited Mr Max Moore-Wilton AC, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive, Sydney Airports Corporation; Board Member of Airport Council International (ACI) Pacific Region Mr David Morgan, Managing Director, Westpac Banking Corporation Mr Alan Moss, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Macquarie Bank Mr John Mullen, Chief Executive Officer (Asia and Pacific), DHL International (S) Pte Ltd Mr Paul Murnane, Chairman, MS Society Ms Linda Nicholls, Chairman, Australia Post; Director, St.George Bank, Perpetual Trustees, Sigma Pharmaceutical Group, Healthscope Dr Helen Nugent AO, Director, Macquarie Bank, Australia Post, UNiTAB, Origin Energy, Freehills, Carter Holt Harvey, Australian Institute of Company Directors; Chairman, Swiss Re (Australia), Funds SA Mr Rod Pearse, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Boral Ltd; Board Member, BCA; Councillor, ABAF; Member, Asia Society AustralAsia Centre; Chairman, Outward Bound Mr John Priest, Chairman, Apollo Capital Mr John Reid AO, Emeritus Chairman, AGSM Board of Directors; Chairman, Business Management Limited, TechStar Limited, Best Care Foods Limited, Advisory Board Centre of Philanthropy and Non-Profit Studies QUT, Great Barrier Reef Research Foundation Mr Neville Roach AO, Chairman, Smart Internet Cooperative Research Centre, National ICT Australia, AARNet, OneSteel Mr Andrew Roberts, MBA 89, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Multiplex Funds Management; Director, Multiplex Group, MTM Funds Management Dr John Schubert, Chair, Commonwealth Bank; Director, Qantas, BHP Billiton, Great Barrier Reef Research Foundation; Chairman, Worley Group Ltd, G2 Therapies Ltd Mr Gavin Selkirk, Managing Director, Computer Associates Dr John Stuckey, Director, McKinsey & Co Dr Ziggy Switkowski, Chief Executive Officer, Telstra Corporation; Director, Foxtel Mr Nicholas Whitlam, Chairman, Whitlam and Co., Sydney Symphony Council Mr Les Wozniczka, Chief Executive Officer, MBA 79, Futuris Corporation Ltd; Director, Australian Plantation Ltd Mr Peter Yates, Chief Executive Officer, Allco Equity Partners As at December 2004 Disclaimer: Information provided about courses and programs and any arrangements for courses, including staffing, are an expression of intent only and are not to be taken as a firm offer or undertaking. The AGSM reserves the right to discontinue or vary such courses or programs or arrangements at any time without notice and to impose limitations on enrolment in any course.

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