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The Bachelor of Economics aims to produce professional graduates with the knowledge, skills and attributes required for problem solving and economic decision making across a diverse range of economic issues. This degree provides students with a strong economic and quantitative background that allows them to explore a variety of professional career options. Learning outcomes: identify, coherently explain and synthesise disciplinary concepts to economic issues; 1. apply economic reasoning and analytical skills, in order to make informed judgements and decisions; 2. reflect on the nature and implications of assumptions and value judgements in economic analysis and policy; 3. use quantitative data to critically analyse economic issues and understand their role in economic and business decision-making and policy decisions; and 4. demonstrate proficiency in written and oral communication skills required at a professional level. Career outcomes UNE’s Bachelor of Economics provides you with the economic knowledge, and strong analytical and quantitative skills you need in a wide variety of professional careers. You could consider a broad range of careers including: • economic modeller • policy officer or analyst • financial manager or forecaster for banks, insurance and agribusiness firms • commodities or futures trader • economic adviser • importer/exporter.

Faculty of Science, Agriculture, Business and Law

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