Study Tours
The Faculty of Business and Law offers you the opportunity to participate in study tours both domestic and international at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Studying on a study tour gains you credit towards your degree but doesn't extend the length of your studies. It's not every day that you can have breakfast in China with a lecturer in international business, wander around the Taj Mahal discussing the Mughal empire with an expert in Indian commercial law or discuss potential investing opportunities with a business manager. Study tours integrate educational, cultural and practical experiences, placing your studies in an international context (international tours) - and they're a lot of fun too!
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This program is for postgraduate students. |
This program is for postgraduate students. |
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Chinese Commercial Law Study Tour
This program is for undergraduate and postgraduate students. |
This program is for undergraduate and postgraduate students. |
Accounting Economics and Finance International Study Tour
This program is for undergraduate students. |
Faculty Travel Grant
Conditions vary according to each tour and priority will be given to students who apply early. Please contact the relevant Study Tour Coordinator for more information. |
In October 2011, MPT753 Finance will be offered as a 2 week Study Tour. Students will have the opportunity to study intensively at Deakin University, Melbourne Burwood Campus over a three day period and to visit firms in the CBD, before undertaking a series of industry visits in Tasmania.
Develop a deeper understanding of business in the Chinese environment. This three week international study experience in November takes you to Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen & Hong Kong. You can cover one or two units.
This two week tour to colourful Shanghai covers classes at the Shanghai University of Finances and Economics, professional and cultural visits with credit towards your degree. 
This 17 day tour gives you insight into the business, political, educational and cultural diversity of India. Engage in student forums at partner Universities, join the Great Debate, play in a Twenty20 Cricket challenge and see the magnificent Taj Mahal - all for credit towards your degree.
The International Tour blends experiential learning with traditional study from a selection of third year Finance, Economics and Accounting units. Students have the opportunity to visit a range of corporations, institutions and markets in the world's financial capitals.
Students who apply to participate in one of the Faculty's study tours may be eligible for a Faculty Travel Grant of $500. 
