MBA
Accounting
Business
Business Law
Business (Science and Technology)
Economics, Econometrics
Finance, Banking, Risk Management
International Business, Diplomacy and Trade
Management
Human Resource Management, Work and Employment Relations
Public Policy and Management
Marketing
Research pathways
Double Masters Degrees

Economics program

The Master of Economics explores topics such as pricing strategies, evaluating economics risk, economics of climate change and the impact of monetary and fiscal policies. There is a strong foundation set for honing skills for forecasting, strategy development and evaluation and decision making in international private and public environments.
The Economics department provides top level specialist advice to government and private sector bodies and has close connections with prestigious academic and policy formulating institutions in China, Europe and the United States.

Master of Economics