Dual Degrees

Dual degree programs have been developed by Macquarie University in collaboration with our network of partner universities. They offer students the unique opportunity to complete two degrees – one at their home institution and another overseas. In an increasingly competitive world, dual degree programs give participating students a distinct edge. Macquarie University has developed dual degree agreements in five countries: France, Indonesia, Mexico, Chile and Colombia.

Dual degree programs are open to international students from partner institutions and to Macquarie students from Business. In order to apply to these programs, students from partner institutions should fill out the attached Dual Degree Application Form and submit it to their international office at their home institution.

Macquarie students interested to go overseas for a dual degree program should follow the exchange application process in the following link: www.international.mq.edu.au/goingabroad/dual_degree

Dual degree programs are offered in specific disciplines and locations. For further information please click on your preferred program below.

 

UNDERGRADUATE
INSEEC School of Business	Business  MQ students
POSTGRADUATE
Colombia
Universidad de la Sabana	Business, International Communication and International Relations Sabana Students
Politecnico Grancolombiano	Business Politecnico Students
Chile
Universidad del Desarrollo	Business, International Communication and International Relations Desarrollo Students
France
ESCEM School of Business and Management	Business MQ students | ESCEM Students
INSEEC School of Business	Business MQ students | INSEEC Students
Indonesia
Universitas Binus Nusantara	Business Binus Students
Mexico
Tecnologico de Monterrey - Monterrey	Business, International Relations, International Communication and Information Technology TEC MTY Students
EGADE Tecnologico de Monterrey – Graduate School of Business	International Business MQ Students | EGADE Students
Universidad Anahuac	Business, International Communication and International Relations Anahuac Students