Econometrician Courses

The Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) (Econometrics) offers a supportive setting for students to refine their skills as econometricians. This course emphasises the development of abilities highly prized by discerning employers, including analytical thinking, problem-solving, quantitative methods, data analysis, research proficiency, and effective communication. It aims to equip students with the vital skills necessary for a successful career in econometrics and related fields.

The Bachelor of Science (Statistics) offers an in-depth education in statistical theory and practical methods. It focuses on building analytical and problem-solving abilities, particularly in data analysis, experimental design, and probability. This course includes practical work with real-world data and trains you in industry-relevant statistical software. Graduates are well-equipped to meet contemporary industry demands, combining statistical know-how with computational skills for insightful data analysis.

The Master of Applied Econometrics centres on the practical application of advanced econometric modelling methods. This course responds to the growing demand for econometric skills - the use of statistical methods in analysing economic data - heightened by technological advancements in big data. It is tailored for individuals keen to understand fiscal responses to macroeconomic conditions, market behaviours such as collusion among petrol retailers in Australia, and the effects of trade liberalisation on wage inequality.