Business

• Finance
• Financial planning
• Human resource management     
• Insurance and risk management
• Interactive marketing
• International business
• International management
• International trade and economic policy
• Law
• Leadership
• Management
• Marketing

• MBA
• Organisational psychology
• Personal injury management
• Project management
• Property and real estate
• Public sector studies
• Quantitative business analysis
• Retail management
• Sport development
• Sport management
• Supply chain management
• Sustainable business management

Gain experience while you study

Work experience can make all the difference when you graduate and are applying for jobs. You can gain work experience and credit towards your degree with Work Integrated Learning (WIL). The Faculty of Business and Law offers several flexible WIL programs suitable for most students in all disciplines and levels including those from other faculties and universities. These include business internships, community-based volunteering, work-based learning, team-based learning and industry-based learning. Read more.

QS 5-Star rating

The Deakin MBA holds a prestigious QS 5-Star Rating for program strength - delivering an 'attractive and recongised program with a very high graduate employability rate'. Deakin Graduate School of Business, which delivers the MBA, achieved a maximum QS 5-Star Rating for Facilities, Internationalisation and Diversity, Teaching and Student Quality and the Engagement and Program Strength for its MBA.

GMAA 5-Star rating

The Deakin MBA is currently rated 5-Star for standard and value, by the Graduate Management Association of Australia. The GMAA rating is seen as a rigorous and independent assessment of business schools across Australia.

Study abroad

As part of your study, you can travel to the financial capitals of the world and gain credit towards your degree. Paris, London, Dubai or Frankfurt could be on the itinerary. Visit key financial organisations such as WTO, the United Nations in Geneva, the European Central Bank and the Bank of England . Find out more.