Master of Business Administration (Data and Cyber Management)

This subject will provide an overview of cyber security, its history and current global context. In addition, it will explore various legal structures and requirements of organisations from various levels of government and internationally.

This subject explores various cyber risk analysis methodologies that conform with industry standards in this emerging field. Discover the complexities of attempting to accurately measure risk and maintain secure networks in rapidly changing environments, as well as appreciate the intrinsic human relationship frequently associated with various degrees of information breaches.

In this unit, you will be introduced to Big Data and develop a better understanding of the context and relevance of Big Data in current management contexts. Gain an understanding of the key objectives of managers and organisational management, as well as the common techniques utilised to achieve organisational performance. You will examine the methods and applications of collecting, analysing, interpreting and visualising Big Data in order to obtain relevant insights into efficiency.

This subject will explore the complexities of dealing with all stakeholders when trying to maintain a secure environment, while also unpacking what a cyber mindset means in the 21st Century with the ever-evolving Internet of Things.

Explore the definitions of leadership in the context of the 21st Century and prepare to develop the necessary capabilities to prosper in this environment. You are required to reflect on your own experiences and biases to develop an understanding of how these influence your personal leadership style, as well as how you respond to the leadership of others.