Economics - Advanced Analysis Adelaide University

Overview

Throughout the Economics - Advanced Analysis course from Adelaide University you will build your analytical skillsets, toolkits and techniques to apply an economic lens to real-world issues.  

Study key areas of economics such as microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics. Explore factors that influence how markets, businesses, governments and social enterprises operate. Advance your analytical skills, giving you the confidence to use valuable economic tools and techniques. Tailor your studies with economics elective courses in areas such as labour and public economics, international trade and finance, environment and development economics. 

Graduate ready to interpret, analyse and evaluate critical social and economic problems to support decision-makers and policymaking. Craft an adaptable career in roles across diverse sectors including private industry, not-for-profits and government. Successful completion of this major provides the strongest preparation for completing the Bachelor of Economics (Honours) and a research career. 

Career opportunities:

Studying the Bachelor of Economics with a major in Advanced Analysis at Adelaide University will give you skills and techniques ideal for large organisations and government agencies seeking analysis, explanation and communication of a range of complex social, behavioural and economic issues. Use your analytical skills and reasoning to work as a government policy analyst, developing key economic policies for local or international government agencies. Perhaps you’ll be a research economist, analysing the economic impact of policies and issues affecting the environment, international trade and the future of work. You might work as a consultant, providing your clients with the insights and tools to help them make strategic financial decisions. Maybe you’ll generate social change working inside charities to reduce inequality and improve healthcare and education. 

You could also pursue the following careers: 

• Corporate policy adviser 
• Data analyst 
• Economic researcher 
• Economist 
• Information analyst  
• Government policy adviser 
• International trade or business analyst   
• Research associate 
• Economic communicator.