150 Bachelor's degrees in Economics in Australia

Fast-track your career in business with the Associate Degree in Business from University of the Sunshine Coast. 

The Economics course at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has been comprehensively informed by the latest industry trends and shaped by feedback from employers and past students alike to ensure its relevance, applicability and career readiness. 

The Bachelor of Accounting and Finance from Australian Catholic University (ACU) will broaden your career choices. In addition to graduating with an extensive corporate accounting education, you will gain a good understanding of financial systems. 

The Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Economics and Finance degree from University of Wollongong offers an integrated understanding of two interrelated fields. It blends economic theories with financial practices, equipping students with a comprehensive view of global markets.

The Politics, Philosophy and Economics - Laws (Honours) programme from University of Wollongong enables students to apply the knowledge gained in their Bachelor of Laws degree in the context of a major legal research project in their final year of study.

The Policy, Philosophy and Economics program at Bond University draws on legal policy, government, philosophy and economics themes to prepare graduates for a career in public governance, public leadership and ultimately public influence.

The Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics from La Trobe University gives you a multi-disciplinary perspective on the political and economic systems that shape the world. Develop the skills to respond to urgent problems and make a positive social impact

This Bachelor of Economics - Bachelor of Laws double degree from University of New South Wales provides you the opportunity to examine the formation, process, structure and economic impact of law and legal institutions – ideal if you have an interest in both legal and economic analysis.  

Economics studies how individuals, businesses, and governments make trade-offs when resources are limited. Economic critical-thinking skills, combined with legal training, in the Economics and Laws program at University of Sydney will allow you to analyse the behaviour of individual consumers and businesses, as well as governments and public policy.

This Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - Accounting B.Phil programme from The University of Western Australia will offer you a variety of career paths in the private and public sector, public accounting firms, small business and self-employment.

Open up pathways to rewarding career opportunities where you'll play a pivotal role helping to resolve some of the world's greatest challenges. Learn more with this bachelor of Economics-Laws (Honours) at  University of Queensland. 

Learn how individuals, businesses, and governments make trade-offs when resources are limited. The critical-thinking skills you will gain in this Economics and Advanced Studies degree at University of Sydney will help you analyse and understand the actions and behaviour of individual consumers and businesses, as well as governments and public policy.

Study dynamic and contemporary issues in economics with the Bachelor of Business (Honours) (Economics) offered at the Queensland University of Technology.

This Bachelor of Economics - Bachelor of Arts double degree from University of New South Wales will appeal to students who want a strong, focused and highly regarded business degree, complemented by studies in the arts, social sciences and/or languages. 

Develop strong research skills with the Bachelor of Economics - Advanced Mathematics (Honours) degree from University of New South Wales, which involves advanced coursework and an Honours research project. Potential majors include applied mathematics, pure mathematics, quantitative risk and advanced statistics. 

This Bachelor of Economics - Bachelor of Education (Secondary) double degree from University of New South Wales is for students interested in becoming secondary-school business studies and economics teachers. 

This Bachelor of Economics degree from University of New South Wales gives you the flexibility to study a second Economics major or an approved Commerce major, such as finance, information systems, international business, management, marketing or real-estate studies.  

Gain in-depth knowledge of accounting, financial management, banking and business analytics, along with an understanding of how people make decisions and organise societies, and how to predict human behaviour. The Commerce-Economics program is offered by University of Queensland. 

This Commerce - Economics (Fremantle) program from The University of Notre Dame Australia will help you receive a thorough grounding in the principles of marketing and management, before moving onto the intricacies micro and macroeconomic theory and policy.

This Philosophy, Politics and Economics BPPE program from The University of Notre Dame Australia is designed for those who want to understand human communities and society.