Deakin Business School’s education and employability, ideas and innovation, and engagement and partnerships, align with the following key areas of today’s globally connected business community.
No business is an island. This perspective, and its emphasis on the symbiotic relationship between business and society, forms the philosophical foundation of our expertise in this area.
Business and technology examines how best to deploy technologies for competitive business advantage.
Capital markets examines ways of harnessing financial markets to generate wealth and societal benefit.
SMEs and entrepreneurship supports small/medium enterprises and entrepreneurs navigate a world of accelerating change.
At Deakin Business School we’re optimistic for the future and striving to generate positive change in business and the communities we’re a part of.
Deakin Business School is in the top 1% of business schools globally by holding both AACSB and EQUIS accreditations. These prestigious accreditations are awarded to business schools that meet strict standards of quality, academic and professional excellence, and demonstrate a commitment to ongoing improvement and innovation in their courses, ensuring our graduates are employable worldwide.
EQUIS accreditation means a business school is globally recognised, internationally benchmarked and part of an ongoing quality improvement system enriched by involvement with a vibrant learning community. As one of only 10 universities in Australia with this accreditation, you can confidently embark on your studies with the knowledge that the Deakin Business School has international relevance, and this offers an employment advantage.
Deakin’s MBA has a worldwide reputation and is EPAS-accredited, which is an international quality benchmark for business programs. Our MBA is rated by QS for program strength, offering an 'attractive and recognised program with a very high graduate employability rate'. Plus the MBA holds the highest 5-Star rating by the Graduate Management Association of Australia (GMAA).
Connect with the world through faculty-led programs, short-term study programs, international internships and volunteering. Students looking for a longer and more immersive experience can take part in one of our exchange programs too.
Your membership with one of Deakin’s many partner organisations can be turned into credit that reduces the time and cost of your business degree.
Each department within Deakin Business School is seeking intellectually curious doctoral applicants with a strong academic track record who are interested in undertaking rigorous, theory-advancing research.
Our research is relevant to critical policy issues faced by governments, businesses and society at large. It also improves our teaching, course design and content across all our departments.
Our high-tech teaching spaces include the brand new state-of-the-art Deakin Trading Room. Get first-hand trading experience in a model of an interbank trading floor and gain real-world insights into the foreign exchange market.
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Our close ties with industry, government departments, professional associations and other educational providers mean that you get:
Our commitment to ethics, responsibility and sustainability principles is an ongoing effort to create a better future for our students, staff and wider community.
Find out more about our commitment to ethics, responsibility and sustainability
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