No doubt UniSA doesn't require thesis but in terms of individual and group assignments; it is really time consuming. If you are able to balance between work and studies, you should be fine.

You are required to do two modules per semester (3 months). Each module has 24 hours of class over a weekend.
Thurs & Fri - 6.30-10.30pm
Sat & Sun - 9am - 6pm

In other words, you will only have to attend 8 days of classes in every 3 months.

The two weeks of study conducted in China is held in Shanghai (1 week) and Beijing (1 week). UniSA has very good contacts in China allowing students to visit various government agencies, attend talks given by senior government officers and owners/MDs of multi-nationals in China. You will have the chance to network with UniSA MBA students from Adelaide, Singapore and Hong Kong as well as China MBA Students. Everything will be conducted in English.

There is also another option to attend the study tour in Denmark. You will need to check with ITD for more information.

In terms of accreditation, the program director indicates that UniSA is in the midst of obtaining accreditation from AMBA and AACSB which will allow them to have the triple crown accreditation. However, I'm not sure when will they receive that.

Nevertheless, you should really take into consideration on the quality of lecturers if you wish to enroll in ITD. Considering that the partnership will be terminated, ITD might not hire good lecturers. Check the class size as well.

UniSA will be terminating their entire offshore programme including Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong (excluding online MBA). They will have few more intakes till mid of next year. You still can enroll with ITD for the next few intakes but you need to follow the timetable strictly i.e. 2 modules per semester. Although the partnership is terminated, they will still carry on with all classes for the last intake. Therefore you must follow the suggested timetable strictly allowing you to complete it in 1.5 years (6 terms).