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Business Strategy and Economic Management
 Business Strategy and Economic Management

Description

Business Strategy & Economic Management aims to provide future managers with the knowledge and skills needed to anticipate the strategic behaviour of competitors and to make informed decisions throughout their careers. Study in this area provides students with the strategic thinking tools to understand the fundamental economic behaviour that underlies all business decisions.
Graduates find employment in many areas of business and government. Specific job tasks can vary enormously, providing the potential for a changing and exciting career. Employers include: finance companies, share brokers, banks, accounting firms, investment companies, economic consultancy and research firms, educational institutions, electricity and telecommunication companies, health authorities, trade unions or government departments.

Studying Business Strategy and Economic Management at UNSW

Business Strategy and Economic Management can be studied as a major within the Bachelor of Commerce. Please refer to the table below for a complete list.



Business Strategy and Economic Management can be studied as 

Specialisation At the Level of Plan
Bus Strategy & Economic Mgmt Major
Double Major
ECONI13539
ECONID3539
Business Economics Major
Double Major
ECONF13539
ECONFD3539
Business Statistics Major
Double Major
ECONH13539
ECONHD3539
Financial Economics Major
Double Major
ECONJ13539
ECONJD3539
   

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