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Master of Legal Studies
Monash University
The Master of Legal Studies degree is designed to equip non-lawyers with the legal skills and knowledge needed to lead more effectively and optimise their operations. No matter your role or industry, a legal studies master’s degree will provide you with a competitive edge and help you make better business decisions. Choose from nine specialised stu…
(AUD) 51,500 Per Year|03 March 2025,28 July 2025|Melbourne
Master of Economic Policy
The Australian National University
The Master of Economic Policy’s rigorous training in policy economics will attracts outstanding students to the University. In particular influential economic policymakers in prominent organs of national executive government (especially PM&C and Treasury) have found the MEc Pol’s focus on national policy issues very rewarding. The degrees accom…
(AUD) 53,370 Per Year|17 February 2025,21 July 2025|Canberra
Bachelor of Social and Economic Policy (Sociology) (SCB302.1)
University of Canberra
If you have a keen social conscience and would like to spend your career investigating society’s key challenges, then the Bachelor of Social and Economic Policy (Sociology) lets you explore how social, economic and political factors help shape human actions in modern society. You’ll develop a solid grounding in the social sciences, which will help…
(AUD) 35,800 Per Year|Expected July 2025|Canberra
Bachelor of Social and Economic Policy (Economic Policy) (SCB301.1)
University of Canberra
The Bachelor of Social and Economic Policy (Economic Policy) will help you explore the most important and complex social, business and government policy issues; matters made all the more poignant when analysed from a unique location at the heart of the country’s socio-economic policy making in Canberra. The degree provides major grounding in econom…
(AUD) 35,800 Per Year|03 February 2025|Canberra
Bachelor of Economics
UNSW Sydney – University of New South Wales
Economics is an influential social science that explores human behaviour and decision-making, with a focus on the roles played by incentives, resource constraints, laws, customs, and institutions. When you study the Bachelor of Economics at UNSW, you’ll explore how the decisions of institutions and individuals interact to determine outcomes for the…
(AUD) 51,000 Per Year 2024 Indicative Fee to Complete Degree: 163,500|09 September 2024,17 February 2025,02 June 2025|Sydney
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