Master of Business (Business & Law)

RMIT is ranked in the top 10 in Australia for Accounting and Finance, Business and Management Studies, and Economics (QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026). You can also customise your study to your interests, with electives designed to build your ideal skillset, and benefit from strong industry connections and hands-on learning.

RMIT offers Career Connect, where careers consultants support students and graduates with career planning, finding part-time or casual jobs, and finding professional jobs. Services include resume reviews, mock interviews, analysis of job ads and selection criteria, and career workshops.

RMIT offers a wide range of business disciplines including accounting, business and administration, commerce, economics, finance and financial planning, blockchain, social impact, entrepreneurship and innovation, international business, human resource management, management and leadership, business information systems and technology, engineering management, marketing, merchandising, and supply chain and logistics.

Yes, RMIT Activator has allocated more than $3.1 million to more than 200 student start-ups since 2015, demonstrating RMIT's strong commitment to entrepreneurship and innovation.

RMIT provides guidance to help prospective students understand the differences between the Bachelor of Commerce and the Bachelor of Business so they can figure out which path is the right fit for them. You can explore the differences on the RMIT website under the Business study area.