Master of Leadership
- Location
- Online
- Study Mode
- Online
- Awarded by
- Deakin University
- Qualification
- Master's Degree
- Course Fee
- Price may vary
- Duration
- 12 months
- Start Date
- Upcoming intakes in: Mar, Jul, Nov
- Payment Options
- FEE-HELP, Upfront payment
About the Course
The Master of Leadership offered by Deakin University is designed to equip aspiring leaders with the essential skills and knowledge to thrive in dynamic environments. This course focuses on contemporary leadership theories, enhancing team performance, and making ethical decisions that drive organisational success. Students will engage in practice-based learning, allowing them to apply their existing leadership experience while gaining industry-recognised credentials that validate their expertise and reflect on their achievements. Throughout the program, participants will explore their personal leadership styles through tailored feedback and engage in a significant research project that addresses real-world challenges. The course is delivered entirely online, providing flexibility for busy professionals to study at their own pace. Graduates of the Master of Leadership will be well-prepared to take on strategic roles such as Chief Executive Officer, General Manager, or Leadership Consultant, making a positive impact in their organisations and beyond. Enquire to learn more.
What can I do after?
Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Master of Leadership and Graduate Certificate of Leadership from Deakin University. This Master of Leadership program is designed to enhance your existing leadership skills and prepare you for advanced roles in various sectors. Graduates can expect to pursue positions such as Chief Executive Officer, General Manager, or Leadership Consultant, significantly improving their career prospects and earning potential. The course’s focus on practical application ensures that you can implement your learning directly in your workplace, making you a valuable asset to any organisation. In addition to the Master’s Degree, you will gain industry-recognised Professional Practice Credentials that validate your leadership capabilities. This recognition not only enhances your professional profile but also opens doors to networking opportunities and membership in professional associations, further supporting your career advancement in leadership roles.
What are the fees?
Please enquire for further details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What you’ll need
To be eligible to study this course, applicants must meet the following entry requirements: A bachelor’s degree in any discipline and at least three years of relevant work experience, and/or Deakin’s Graduate Certificate of Leadership, and/or
Subject summary
In this Master of Leadership course, the subjects you may study include: Core Leadership Theories Strategic Leadership and Change Management Ethical Leadership and Decision Making Team Dynamics and Performance Management Professional Practice Credentials Research Project in Leadership
Why Deakin University?
Deakin University is continuously advancing education through progressive teaching, innovative research, and global engagement. With a student-focused culture and a strong reputation for accessibility and support, Deakin is recognised as a leader in delivering high-quality, flexible education. The University is at the forefront of digital transformation and has a long history of using cutting-edge technology to create personalised and adaptable learning experiences—ensuring students are prepared for the jobs of the future. When studying online with Deakin, students benefit from the flexibility to access coursework from anywhere, at any time. The University’s online learning platform, FutureLearn, provides a seamless experience that supports success regardless of work or family commitments. Students participate in interactive webinars, quizzes, and discussions with peers and academic staff. Deakin designs its online courses with convenience, usability, and the realities of busy lifestyles in mind—empowering students to achieve their goals on their own terms.
