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Bachelor of Business (Economics, Finance and Trade)
Study economics, finance and trade
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With the global economy constantly changing, understanding how and why decisions are made is so important – our future depends on it.
UniSA Online’s Bachelor of Business (Economics, Finance and Trade) brings together three interconnected areas of study. You’ll graduate with a sound understanding of financial systems and business environments, both locally and internationally.
Learn about public policy challenges, explore topics like inflation and interest rates, and apply your knowledge to a career in government, banking, or professional services once you graduate.
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What you'll learn
This degree delivers the knowledge and skills required to interpret and analyse global economies and financial systems. Study broad economic principles, analyse trade activities both nationally and in the international context, and explore topics like supply and demand, trade theory and tariffs, and foreign exchange.
Meet your Program Director

"I am a Senior lecturer in Economics and Financial Planning, and my research focus is on international economics in the context of capital flows and their implications on economic growth. I am passionate about teaching and I lecture a broad range of courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Upon graduation, students will have extensive knowledge of the vast global business environment organisations find themselves in today, whilst having a clear understanding of how this environment is affected by public policies, economic exchanges, and global trade activities."
Vandana Arya
Program Director, Bachelor of Business (Economics, Finance and Trade)