Master of Digital Marketing (MDM)

CBU's Master of Digital Marketing is a 16-month, 36-credit programme on the Sydney campus combining strategy, analytics and AI technology with hands-on learning. Students develop skills in data-driven decision-making, campaign optimisation, consumer behaviour analysis and responsible use of AI. In the final semester students complete a Master's project in collaboration with external partner organisations. CBU lists target roles as digital marketing manager, SEO specialist, performance marketer and growth analyst. What the fee covers: the international full-time rate for year one only — 27 credits, nine 3-credit courses. CBU's 2026-2027 international table states CAD 1,449.90 tuition plus a CAD 1,152 international differential per 3-credit course. Year two is much cheaper, so do not multiply this figure by two. Fee year: 2026-27. English requirement as published: IELTS 6.5 overall with no individual band below 6.0; or TOEFL iBT 80 (no score below 20) for tests taken before 21 January 2026; or Duolingo 120; or PTE 59; or CAEL 60. Before you budget: CBU's 2026-2027 international cost breakdown gives CAD 1,449.90 tuition plus CAD 1,152 differential per 3-credit course, Total Year 1 CAD 25,864.87, Total Year 2 CAD 9,330.29 and a programme total of CAD 35,195.16 — the same structure as the MAIBA. Budget the all-in CAD 35,195.16, which already includes the differential, International Medical Plan A at CAD 1,283 a year and the one-time SSOB Master's Program Fee of CAD 440. The fee is confirmed on CBU's fee page; the intake dates and the 'Master's project with external partners' detail come from the programme page, which has not been separately verified, so verify those with CBU. Entry: a four-year degree with a 3.0 GPA (73-76%) or B in the final 60 credits; two years of work experience is recommended but not required.