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Advance your economics skills
Melbourne Business School's Master of Management courses will equip you with foundational business training and knowledge in disciplines like accounting, economics, finance and marketing to become a successful manager and leader. Best suited for those with an undergraduate degree in any discipline who are interested in enhancing their management and business skills.
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Opportunities beyond the classroom
Your university journey is about more than what you learn in the classroom. Take your learning beyond the lecture theatre with overseas study, practicum subjects, internships, clubs and societies and more.
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Gain practical experience
Apply your learning to real-world business problems by taking part in a local or international consulting subject or internship.
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Challenge yourself
Compete and learn in case competitions, innovation challenges, career discovery bootcamps, virtual industry projects and more to take your business know-how to the next level.
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Go global
Add a study abroad experience to your degree from one of the many exciting international opportunities offered by the Faculty of Business and Economics.
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Become a leader
Build your leadership skills by becoming a student ambassador, attending the Future Leaders Forum or representing the University of Melbourne as a Global Voices Fellow.
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Student stories
Read student and alumni stories about our exciting consulting subjects, case competitions, clubs and societies and workshops.
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Get career ready
Take our career readiness quiz, attend workshops to improve your employability, discover internship and job opportunities, and access resources to maintain your health and wellbeing.
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Get involved with your community
Make new friends, gain industry experience and share know-how with other students.
Adam Hamidon
Master of Applied Econometrics (Enhanced)
Applied econometrics has a strong theoretical component because it has a lot of assumptions underpinned by math and statistics, but the academics apply that theory to plenty of real-life examples so you get that practical aspect as well.