Economics - XM0058
Economics
Print & ShareEconomics delivers the strategic and analytical frameworks required to evaluate resource allocation, market behaviour and policy impacts in global and local contexts. The major combines foundations in microeconomic and macroeconomic theories, enabling you to analyse market dynamics, interpret socio-economic indicators and model strategic decision-making. You will develop practical expertise in data analysis, policy evaluation and applied econometrics, while building essential capabilities in the responsible use of data analysis software and AI to make sense of complex economic data. This analytical training prepares you for professional roles in consulting, policy and industry where critical thinking and strategic judgement are essential.
This area of study is offered in the following courses or can be taken where you have 8 free electives. To see if you can take this area of study within a double degree select from the course offering below.
- Artificial Intelligence and Arts
- Arts
- Arts and Art History and Curating
- Arts and Criminology
- Arts and Fine Art
- Arts and Global Studies
- Arts and Health Sciences
- Arts and Media Communication
- Arts and Music
- Business and Arts
- Commerce
- Commerce and Actuarial Science
- Commerce and Arts
- Commerce and Biomedical Science
- Commerce and Computer Science
- Commerce and Finance
- Commerce and Global Studies
- Commerce and Information Technology
- Commerce and Music
- Commerce and Science
- Design and Arts
- Education in Primary Education and Arts
- Education in Secondary Education and Arts
- Engineering and Commerce
- Information Technology and Arts
- Laws and Arts
- Laws and Commerce
- Marketing and Arts
- Politics, Philosophy and Economics and Arts
- Psychology and Arts
- Psychology and Commerce
- Science and Arts
Hear what our students have to say about the Bachelor of Economics
"The most enjoyable part of my degree is the broad nature of it. Economics entails so many different fields that tie in with one another and I can choose a whole range of subjects that interest me. The other students and staff also help to make it an enjoyable and motivating environment to excel in." - Scott Murray, Bachelor of Commerce / Economics