B&M150

Managerial Economics

Part of the Master of Business Administration at University of New England.

Course code

B&M150

Credits

When

Semester 1

Part of

Master Business & Management

About this course

Economics for decision-making.

What you will study

Game theorypricingincentives

Skills you gain

Strategy, finance, marketing, operations, leadership, data-driven decision-making and communication.

Career pathway & market demand

Business and management remains the most popular field for international students, opening globally portable careers in consulting, finance, marketing and general management. Management consultant, business analyst, marketing manager, operations manager, entrepreneur, product manager, general manager.

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