UNSW Handbook Area of Interest

Management & Commerce

Description

Management and Commerce is the study of matters relating to the world of business and finance. It may include areas such as accounting, economics, industrial relations, taxation, marketing and hospitality management.

Related Specialisations
Name
Accounting (Postgraduate)
Accounting (Research)
Accounting (Undergraduate)
Actuarial Studies (Postgraduate)
Actuarial Studies (Research)
Actuarial Studies (Undergraduate)
Business Law (Postgraduate)
Business Law (Research)
Business Law and Taxation (Undergraduate)
Business Statistics (Postgraduate)
Business Statistics (Research)
Business Statistics (Undergraduate)
Business Strategy and Economic Management (Postgraduate)
Business Strategy and Economic Management (Research)
Business Strategy and Economic Management (Undergraduate)
Commerce (Postgraduate)
Commerce (Undergraduate)
Econometrics (Research)
Econometrics (Undergraduate)
Economic History (Research)
Economic History (Undergraduate)
Economics (Postgraduate)
Economics (Research)
Economics (Undergraduate)
Finance (Postgraduate)
Finance (Research)
Finance (Undergraduate)
Financial Economics (Undergraduate)
Human Resource Management (Postgraduate)
Human Resource Management (Research)
Human Resource Management (Undergraduate)
Industrial Relations (Research)
Industrial Relations (Undergraduate)
Innovation Management (Undergraduate)
International Business (Postgraduate)
International Business (Research)
International Business (Undergraduate)
Marketing (Postgraduate)
Marketing (Research)
Marketing (Undergraduate)
Statistics (Undergraduate)
Taxation (Postgraduate)
Taxation (Research)
Taxation (Undergraduate)
Tourism and Hospitality Management (Postgraduate)
Tourism and Hospitality Management (Research)
Tourism and Hospitality Management (Undergraduate)

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