Undergrad or bachelor Business Studies courses and other postgrad diploma, master, PhD doctorate research degree levels at Business schools at Australian universities are listed below. Some Business courses are conducted via online distance learning education or on part time basis. For other subject areas, click here :
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- Some courses focus more on commerce or retail, others focus on tourism or international business
- Bachelor university qualifications in Business Studies lead grads to work in diverse roles in Accountancy, Accounting, Commerce, Finance, Business Management, Business Administration, Insurance, Economics and Banking. Business Studies degree grads find work in industries such as finance, the arts, mining, agriculture, manufacturing, export, real estate, technology, retail, leisure and entertainment, tourism, health, charity organizations and education
Career opportunities include:
- Accountant
- Business analyst ( non IT )
- Business owner
- Banker, Investment banker, merchant banker
- Business economist
- Corporate financial officer
- Equities and Bond trader
- Economic consultant
- Entrepreneur
- Economist
- Financial advisor
- Management accountant
- Private property investor
Business Studies are available at these universities :
New South Wales : NSW
- Business degree at University of Sydney
- Business degrees at Charles Sturt University : CSU
- Australian School of Business at University of New South Wales : UNSW
- Business School at University of Newcastle
- Business at University of Technology – Sydney : UTS
- School of Business at University of New England : UNE
- College of Business @ Western Sydney University : WSU
- Business administration course at Macquarie University
- Sydney Business School at University of Wollongong : UOW
- Business degree at Southern Cross University : SCU
Victoria : VIC
- Faculty of Business at Deakin University
- Business studies, Entrepreneurship, International Business at College of Business : RMIT
- Business and Economics degrees at Monash University
- Bachelor of Business at University of Ballarat
- Business degrees at Swinburne University of Technology
- Bachelor of Business at La Trobe University
- Business studies at University of Melbourne
- Business, International studies, Psychology at Victoria University
Queensland : QLD
- Business studies at Queensland University of Technology :QUT
- Business and Commerce degrees at Griffith University
- Bachelor of Business at James Cook University : JCU
- Faculty of Business at University of Southern Queensland: USQ
- Business, Accounting , Commerce and IT at University of the Sunshine Coast
- Business at University of Queensland
- School of Business at Bond University
Western Australia : WA
- Curtin Business School @ Curtin University
- Edith Cowan University :ECU
Tasmania : TAS
- Bachelor of Business at University of Tasmania : UTAS
South Australia : SA
- Business school at University of Adelaide
- Business degrees at Flinders University
- University of South Australia : UNISA
Northern Territory : NT
- Business courses at Charles Darwin University : CDU
Australian Capital Territory : ACT
- Business at University of Canberra
- Business courses at Australian National University: ANU
Australia wide
- Business and Commerce programs at Australian Catholic University
- Business courses at University of Notre Dame in Freemantle
- Business degree studies at Open universities – distance learning options
- Business courses at TAFE level at Open Universities – distance learning options
Although it may be in demand, new graduates with a business degree may struggle if they don’t have a specialty or experience in a certain direction.
With their degree of breadth in business knowledge, they will need to be able to pull the pieces together and demonstrate their relevance in a specific position or industry.
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