
The Department of Accounting, Finance and Economics at Griffith University offers internationally recognised degrees designed to empower future leaders. Our faculty are actively engaged in high-impact research and collaborate with industry leaders to develop innovative solutions for complex business challenges. We foster an environment of intellectual curiosity and open exchange, ensuring our graduates are well-prepared for success in the rapidly evolving business landscape.
Our programs prepare graduates for successful careers in accounting, finance, and economics, with opportunities in various sectors. Our strong industry connections and practical learning experiences equip students with the skills demanded by employers.
Griffith Business School holds AACSB and EQUIS accreditations.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Accountant, Financial Analyst, Economist, Investment Banker, Financial Planner, Tax Advisor, Banker, and Business Analyst. The programs also offer internship opportunities and work-integrated learning.
Yes, over $30,000 in Student Investment Fund Scholarships are awarded. These merit-based scholarships support equity and access within the Student Investment Fund program.
International students apply online via the Griffith University application portal or through an authorised agent. The process involves choosing a program, checking entry requirements, submitting documents, receiving an offer, applying for a visa, and enrolling.
The application period typically opens 12-18 months prior to the intake, with offers released ongoing. Acceptance deadlines are usually a few weeks after the offer date, and program commencement is in February/March or July/August.
Required documents typically include academic transcripts, English language test results (e.g., IELTS), a copy of your passport, and potentially a statement of purpose for some programs.
International tuition fees vary by program. Please refer to the specific program page on the Griffith University website for detailed international tuition rates.