Bachelor's in Economics in Australia
There are 4 bachelor's Economics programmes for international students across 4 universities in Australia. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
Bachelor of Business (Economics)
Explore the connection between business and society with a focus on economics. This program equips you with essential skills in quantitative methods, economic modelling, and statistics. You'll learn to solve complex problems relevant to commercial and government sectors, while gaining a deeper understanding of human behaviour, economic theory, and history. This major or minor is available within several Bachelor's degrees, offering flexibility in your academic path.
Bachelor of Economics
The Bachelor of Economics program explores how individuals, societies, and organisations make decisions regarding resource allocation and responses to incentives. This applied course focuses on contemporary economic and financial challenges, examining issues relevant to Tasmania, Australia, and the global landscape. You will delve into topics such as international trade, sustainable resource management, business strategy, and social issues like housing and healthcare, gaining a comprehensive understanding of decision-making processes at individual, firm, and government levels. Upon completion, graduates are equipped with strong analytical, data interpretation, and communication skills. The program fosters critical evaluation of economic problems and policy issues, encouraging collaborative and ethical considerations in economic decision-making. Graduates are prepared for diverse career paths in fields requiring economic literacy and analytical expertise.
Bachelor of Economics
The Bachelor of Economics (BEC) at SP Jain Global is an accelerated 2.5-year (30 months) degree program designed for students seeking to fast-track their academic and career progression. It provides an in-depth understanding of economics within a global context, with a significant emphasis on quantitative and qualitative analysis, data-driven decision-making, and contemporary economic issues like climate change economics. Graduates will be equipped with critical thinking and analytical skills to address real-world challenges, making the program suitable for those aspiring to careers as economists, in banking and financial services, or for further postgraduate studies.
Bachelor of Economics and Finance - Bachelor of Laws
This double degree combines the study of Economics and Finance with a comprehensive legal education, offering a unique pathway to careers in diverse fields. You will gain a deep understanding of economic theories and financial practices, including economic analysis, monetary systems, and investment strategies, developing critical thinking and financial decision-making skills. The Bachelor of Laws component provides a thorough grounding in legal principles, the social and ethical context of law, and essential practical skills through an internship and integrated skills program. Completing this double degree at UOW offers a world-class qualification in less time and at a lower cost than studying two separate degrees, providing a significant competitive advantage in the job market.
Frequently asked questions
How many Economics programmes are there in Australia?
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4 across 4 universities, listed on this page.
Can international students apply?
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Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.