The Bachelor of Economics is a three-year program that will teach you how to question, analyse, model and predict behaviour. Economics is central to decision-making in business, markets, trade, government, health, and a range of other areas. Choose to study either one or two majors. Majors span topics from economic theory, applied economics and econometrics. Majors are also optional if you prefer, you can study a mix of courses. Complete a list of compulsory courses that will build your knowledge about key economic principles, theories and tools. You'll study topics including microeconomics, macroeconomics, mathematics, statistics, econometrics, and more. Study at one of the largest, most influential and most prestigious schools for economics in Australia. The school is home to more than 70 staff, including experts in energy and climate change, productivity and efficiency analysis, and development economics. Majors for this program Business and Industry Economics and Public Policy International Trade and Finance Natural Resources and Environment Quantitative Methods Career outcomes Graduates of the Bachelor of Economics are employed across the private, public and not-for-profit sectors. Past graduates have worked for employers including: Financial institutions, stockbroking firms and merchant banks International organisations, including the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, and World Health Organization Governments, providing policy advice and expertise on economic development and infrastructure projects Multinational corporations and local firms Public sector government departments and agencies, including the Productivity Commission, Australian Securities and Investments Commission, and Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Utilities Industry associations and consultancies, including market research and advertising organisations, and trade unions.