Economics major
62.5 points
Level 3: compulsory
Level 3: pick 1
Level 3: pick 1
- ECON30001 International Trade Policy
- ECON30002 Economic Development
- ECON30003 Industrial Economics
- ECON30005 Money and Banking
- ECON30006 Labour Economics
- ECON30007 Economics of Food Markets
- ECON30008 History of Economic Thought
- ECON30009 Macroeconomics
- ECON30010 Microeconomics
- ECON30011 Economics of Energy & Transport Systems
- ECON30013 Economic Analysis and Policy
- ECON30016 The Economics of Taxation
- ECON30017 Organisations, Economics and Incentives
- ECON30018 Economics of the Law
- ECON30019 Behavioural Economics
- ECON30020 Mathematical Economics
- ECON30022 Experimental Economics
- ECON30023 Health Economics
- ECON30024 Economics of Financial Markets
- ECON30025 Computational Economics and Business
- ECON30029 International Macroeconomics
- ECON30030 Topics in Asian Economic History
- ECON30031 Agriculture, Water & Forestry Economics
Level 3: pick 1
- ECOM30001 Basic Econometrics
- ECOM30002 Econometrics 2
- ECOM30003 Applied Microeconometric Modelling
- ECOM30004 Time Series Analysis and Forecasting
- ECON30001 International Trade Policy
- ECON30002 Economic Development
- ECON30003 Industrial Economics
- ECON30005 Money and Banking
- ECON30006 Labour Economics
- ECON30007 Economics of Food Markets
- ECON30008 History of Economic Thought
- ECON30009 Macroeconomics
- ECON30010 Microeconomics
- ECON30011 Economics of Energy & Transport Systems
- ECON30013 Economic Analysis and Policy
- ECON30016 The Economics of Taxation
- ECON30017 Organisations, Economics and Incentives
- ECON30018 Economics of the Law
- ECON30019 Behavioural Economics
- ECON30020 Mathematical Economics
- ECON30022 Experimental Economics
- ECON30023 Health Economics
- ECON30024 Economics of Financial Markets
- ECON30025 Computational Economics and Business
- ECON30029 International Macroeconomics
- ECON30030 Topics in Asian Economic History
- ECON30031 Agriculture, Water & Forestry Economics
Level 1 and 2: take these first
Where it can lead
The Handbook doesn't list careers for this major. After the Bachelor of Commerce: Graduate professional degrees (e.g. law, engineering, teaching) and graduate business programs open to any discipline.
Related fields
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From the Handbook · checked 2026-10-23
From the 2026 University of Melbourne Handbook. Check it before you enrol.