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Australian courses are more than just theory and formulas at a desk. Courses will help you develop your skills and knowledge, and help you learn from real-life business problems.
English is the most widely used language in the business world. Whether you are a native English speaker or grew up speaking another language, your studies in Australia will help you communicate more fluently and more professionally.
Business qualifications from Australia are widely recognised and accepted by major worldwide employers, such as KPMG, Deloitte, Google and Samsung. Your qualification could be your ticket to a global career.
Explore how businesses and organisations work from the inside out and build the skills you need to succeed.
You can choose a general business course for range of flexible career options, or specialise in one of the following:
Many universities also offer undergraduate degrees that will allow you to graduate with a double degree in two specialist areas.
In business, management and entrepreneurship courses, you’ll have the opportunity to develop excellent skills in communication, teamwork and problem-solving – skills that employers are looking for.
23 Australian universities are ranked in the world’s top 500 for Business and Management Studies.
More than 30% of international students in Australia study management and commerce courses.
Australia is one of the most business-friendly places in the world.
Business, management and entrepreneurship studies can open up many career paths.
Depending on what you choose to study, you could take on one or more of the following roles:
Because business skills are needed to complement every other professional field, you could find work in any setting that interests you. You might even start your own small (or large) business, combining your business knowhow with any of your other interests – this is how many entrepreneurs get started.
Australia has a thriving economy, with business skills needed across every industry. Between 2021 and 2026, demand for business professionals is set to increase across most business areas.