Bachelor of Economics/ Bachelor of Education (Secondary)

In the final two years of the degree, students develop skills in classroom competence and spend up to 80 days in supervised teaching across at least two secondary-school contexts, providing substantial real-world experience before graduation.

Yes. The degree is accredited by the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) as an initial teaching qualification for both government and non-government secondary schools throughout Australia, and it is also widely accepted as a teaching qualification internationally.

Students can choose from three Economics majors: Data Analytics and Econometrics, Economic Policy and Society, and Macroeconomics and Financial Markets, allowing them to tailor their studies to their individual interests.

For domestic students in a Commonwealth Supported Place, the indicative first year fee is $11,500 and the indicative full fee to complete the degree is $44,500. For international students, the indicative first year fee is $54,000 and the indicative full fee to complete the degree is $235,500. All fees are subject to annual review.

Yes. Students can take their Economics studies further with an additional one-year Honours degree, where they will gain advanced knowledge and research skills, be mentored by top-tier researchers, work on industry-relevant projects, and complete a significant research thesis.