Australian National University (ANU)
3 years full-time
Master economic analysis and problem-solving through a rigorous three-year degree combining economic theory, applied economics, and econometrics. Ideal for students seeking careers in government, finance, business, or international development.
Applicants must meet minimum ATAR of 80 or IB score of 30. Assumed knowledge includes advanced mathematics at secondary level. Domestic applicants are assessed on completion of Australian Senior Secondary Certificate of Education or equivalent, English language proficiency, and any program-specific requirements. International applicants must demonstrate equivalent qualifications and English language proficiency. Higher education, VET, or work and life experience may also be considered.
The program requires 144 units including 42 units of compulsory courses in microeconomics (levels 1-3), macroeconomics (levels 1-3), economic and financial modeling, econometrics, and quantitative research methods. Students must complete minimum 18 units from 3000-level courses in economics, economic history, or econometrics, and minimum 12 units of transdisciplinary problem-solving courses covering topics such as behavioral economics, managerial economics, health economics, financial economics, resource and environmental economics, and game theory. Additional electives allow specialization in areas like econometrics, strategy and behavior, or economic history.
ANU ranks among the world's finest universities with nearly 100,000 alumni in political, business, government, and academic leadership roles globally. The program is offered by the College of Business and Economics, providing rigorous academic training combined with practical application of economic principles. ANU's strong reputation and extensive alumni network in economics-related fields provide significant career advantages.
Graduates pursue diverse careers including public policy, international development, business and management, government and politics, law, finance and insurance, teaching and education, and marketing. Specific employers include government departments (Finance, Treasury, Australian Bureau of Statistics), international agencies (World Bank, IMF), consulting and accounting firms, financial institutions, mining and environmental organizations, and educational institutions.
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