AIB blog

Melbourne’s fastest-growing industries are creating opportunities for professionals across a wide range of fields. For anyone exploring their next career step, these industries highlight the areas of strongest demand and long-term potential.

On the 28th of May, AIB graduate Nadya Hamdami, Principal Organisational Development Consultant at the Department of State Development, shared her insights on what it actually takes to build a high performing culture in your workplace.

Curious about the highest-paying MBA careers in Australia? From executive leadership to communications, this blog explores 7 high-paying careers, how an MBA can give you the skills and knowledge to land them and the protentional salaries.

Want to become a product manager and wondering if an MBA is the right step? The AIB MBA offers a solid foundation in leadership, strategy, marketing and cross-functional collaboration. In this blog, we explore how the AIB MBA can prepare you for a successful product management career.

CEO Magazine’s latest feature explores how AIB’s flexible online MBA helps busy professionals balance study with work, family and life. Featuring insights from AIB leaders and alumni, the article highlights how our unique model is making postgraduate study more accessible than ever.

On the 15th of May, Caroline Monzon, Executive General Manager of People and Culture at Essendon Football Club and AIB graduate, shared her approach to leadership in complex, people-driven environments and what it means to lead beyond your title.

At AIB, we believe that NAIDOC Week is an invitation for all of us to learn about First Nations cultures and histories. In the lead up to the 50-year anniversary, we reached out to the AIB community to find out what NAIDOC means to them and to importantly, share their stories with you. 

There are many MBA programs out there suited to different career stages, goals and lifestyles. In this blog, we’ll explore the different types of degrees and take a closer look at the flexible study options and specialisations offered through AIB.

On the 13th of February, Brendan Keane, Director of Sport for Brisbane 2032 and AIB graduate, shared how embracing range over routine helped him pivot from public service to the Olympics – and why being a generalist has become his greatest strength.