Undergraduate programs

Bachelor of Economics

Queensland’s only Bachelor of Economics. This program will teach you how to analyse, model, and predict human behaviour, and how to use it to solve complex challenges and shape public policy.

Bachelor of Advanced Finance and Economics (Honours)

Prepare for leading roles in investment banking or consulting. The only one of its kind in Australia, this advanced program focuses on developing practical skills through direct engagement with industry.

Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics (Honours)

Explore global policy challenges and prepare for a leadership career in business, politics, the NGO sector or academia.

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Why study economics?

Kate Green, a Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Arts student at UQ, explores three aspirational reasons to study economics.

What can you do with an economics degree?

Curious about a career in economics but not sure where you can go with an economics degree? Let’s explore potential pathways and opportunities you can enjoy in this field.

What I loved about my economics degree

Kate Green reflects on how studying economics can expand your horizons and unlock unique opportunities far beyond what you find in the curriculum.

Economics develops the analytical and decision‑making skills employers value, making it one of the most popular combinations in dual degrees.

Save time and money

Graduate with two bachelor programs in as little as four years compared to 6 or 8 years for 2 single degrees.

Broaden your skills

Enhance your career prospects with skills that can be applied across multiple professions.

Strike a balance

Why compromise when you can pursue both your career ambitions and your passion?

Get an edge

As a dual program graduate, you will have a competitive advantage with employers.

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