Average MBA fees in Australia recorded a slight increase in 2019 with the average MBA costing more than $52,000, up nearly 13% over the last four years.

MBA News has identified more than 110 MBA courses across the country ranging from Melbourne University’s Senior Executive MBA (SEMBA) at $126,000 (2018:$121,800) down to the CQUniversity’s new 100% online MBA (Leadership) at $7,000.

Average standard MBA Fees in Australia increased about 2% from 2018 to 2019, with the average program now costing about $52,569, up from $51,163 last year.

MBA Fees 2019 – The Full List (Domestic and International Fee-paying students)

The fees listed are provided as a general guide only. They have been sourced from publicly available information or individual universities and business schools. In relying on the list above potential students should be aware:

• The fees were sourced in December 2018 for students commencing in 2019 but may change in the future at each school’s discretion; and 
• Where schools have not provided full degree fees MBA News has made a judgement on the full degree costs based on information available. For instance, many schools provide on indicative annual fee for degrees which take 1.5 years to complete. In these cases MBA News has used current year indicative fees extrapolated over 1.5 years (ie $30,000pa x 1.5 years = $45,000); and
• Current fees for units (variably called courses, subjects, credit points etc) may increase in the future before the completion of your degree, increasing the overall cost of your degree; and
• The fees listed may or may not include incidentals like textbooks and other learning materials. In the case of study tours these additional fees can be substantial.
• Fees for international students may be different; and
• While all care has been taken to ensure their accuracy please consult your school on your full fee liability before commencing your MBA.