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Interested in business but can't help thinking about psychology? Graduates of business who have studied psychology have a unique edge in understanding employees and consumers alike - launching fulfilling careers dealing with both people and brands.

Layer entrepreneurial thinking throughout your new skills in finance and business, gaining tools to become a decision maker in financial departments. Access the Bloomberg Lab, a real-time financial data system. 

This business course develops your academic skills and core business foundations. Choose from enterprise, IT, or tourism, then follow a pathway towards a uni qualification. Graduate ready for entry level business roles or continue to a degree.

A job-ready course created in consultation with industry, delivered by academics with industry backgrounds. Tailor your degree to suit your career goals with majors including accounting, HRM, management, marketing, sports business, and tourism. 

Help businesses work out their greenhouse gas emissions. Referring to climate policies and agreements, you’ll work on recording and reporting carbon data. Build skills in accounting methods and preparing accounts. Contribute to emissions reduction.

Complete core subjects covering psychological science and add a business major like marketing. You’ll be equipped with a deep understanding of human behaviour that’s useful in careers spanning both psychology and business.

A double degree in law and business that’s relevant to professional careers in Australia. Stand out with a combination of legal skills and business acumen. From the legal process to business practice, you’ll cover core units from both disciplines.

Combine tech and business skills to unlock careers from software development to international business. You’ll learn how technology is crucial for business success. Focus your double degree with majors including cybersecurity, UX, and marketing.

Become an innovative change agent and make a difference. You’ll develop skills in communication, digital engagement, and teamwork. Work on an industry research project. Practice creative thinking around approaches to real-world issues.

A double degree in engineering and business. You’ll choose either a civil or mechanical engineering specialisation plus a business major. With business capabilities added to your professional engineer’s toolkit, you can unlock a higher earning potential.