Master of Commerce - Risk Management

In our ever-changing world, challenges and uncertainties are omnipresent. Risk management, extensively employed across various sectors, is a proactive approach to identify and assess these uncertainties. It involves recognising potential threats, evaluating their consequences, developing appropriate strategies to control, deflect, adapt to, or leverage these risks. The primary goal of risk management is to empower organisations to pursue their visions while minimising unforeseen hindrances and capitalising on emergent opportunities. This ensures the protection of assets, continuity of operations, safeguarding of stakeholder interests, and enrichment of the decision-making framework. The principles of risk management can be, and are, applied almost everywhere. By embedding risk assessments into decision-making, organisations can enhance the quality of choices, allocate resources efficiently, bolster stakeholder trust, improve operational effectiveness, and uncover hidden opportunities. In today's volatile business landscape, risk management is not a mere luxury but a critical necessity, pivotal to the fiscal stability and sustained expansion of enterprises of all scales. The demand for risk professionals skilled in evaluation, management frameworks, and regulations has escalated significantly and is poised to continue the growth in the AI era.

The degree’s admission requirements are based on you having a recognised undergraduate degree (or equivalent qualification) with a credit average (WAM 65% or higher), as determined by the UNSW Business School. You may be considered eligible if your undergraduate degree WAM is between 60-64% and your score for the GMAT is at least 600 for the GMAT Exam or at least 565 for the GMAT Focus Edition.