2011

QUICK GUIDE
POSTGRADUATE BUSINESS & ECONOMICS PROGRAMS
contents
01 Welcome
04 Why study at the University of Adelaide?
06 W
 hy undertake Business and Economics studies
at the University of Adelaide?
08 Master of Commerce
09 Master of Commerce: Accounting
10 Master of Commerce: Applied Finance
11 Master of Commerce: Marketing
12 Master of Accounting & Finance;
Master of Accounting & Marketing;
Master of Accounting & Performance Management
14 Master of Finance & Business Economics
15 Master of Business Research
16 Master of Business Administration
17 Graduate Diploma of Business Administration
Graduate Certificate In Management
18 Master of Applied Economics
19 Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics
Graduate Certificate In Economics
20 Master of Economics Coursework
22 Master of Applied Economics (Public Policy)
23 Professional Certificate in Public Policy
24 Master of Applied Economics (International)
25 Graduate Diploma in International Economics
Graduate Certificate in International Economics
26 Master of International Trade And Development
27 Professional Certificate in International Trade
28 Graduate Diploma in Global Wealth Management
29 P
 rofessional Certificate In
Self Managed Superannuation
30 Admission and Scholarships
32 Summary

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welcome
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR BARRY BURGAN
Head, THE Business SCHOOL

“postgraduate
We welcome you to pursue your
business education with us.”
A business education from the University of Adelaide
Business School opens doors to a world of opportunities.
Our graduates are highly sought after by employers
worldwide and recognised as accomplished individuals,
ready to make their impact in the business world.

“Let us be part of your success.”

PROFESSOR CHRISTOPHER FINDLAY

Head, SCHOOL OF Economics

Economics... We offer you a global view!

Welcome. There’s more to Economics than you might
think. It’s about understanding human behaviour and
interactions, using your creativity to solve problems and
making a difference to your society and the world.

“Our
Our goal is to see you make a difference.
graduates are sought after on the world
stage. Join us, our programs give you more! ”

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MR. ANDREW STOLER

Executive Director, Institute for International Trade

To be an effective player in today’s complex global

economy, you need a multi-disciplinary background in
business, law, economics and trade policy.

“willTheunderstand
MITD program of study ensures that you
the dynamics at play in the era
of globalisation.”
We welcome you to explore our programs and to see
how these programs can assist you to deliver the best
outcomes whether you are studying markets, policy
development or international economic environments.

MR. CLIVE PERRING

Director, International Centre for Financial Services

“theOurskills
programs are designed to give you
to enter into the rapidly growing and
exciting global wealth management industry.”
Financial services is the fastest growing sector of the
Australian economy.  ICFS has developed courses in the
area of financial services that are directly responsive to
industry needs.   
These courses along with the wide range of courses
from the Business School help produce accomplished
professionals for the financial services industry.

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 PG QUICK GUIDE | WHY ADELAIDE?

Why study at the

ADELAIDE CITY OF CULTURE

When you study at the University of

Adelaide, you study in the City of
Adelaide – the capital of South Australia.
Adelaide is a city of great visual harmony
and classical elegance, set beside the Tradition of Academic Excellence
River Torrens, between the Adelaide Hills
With more than 135 years of excellence in education our University is one
and the waters of Gulf of St Vincent.
of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious tertiary institutions. The University
Adelaide is a safe and friendly place to of Adelaide is a member of the G08 – Australia’s leading discipline-rich and
live and study with an array of cafes and
research-intensive universities. Our tradition of high academic performance
shops reflecting the diversity of our ethnic
is testified in our association with 5 Nobel Prize winners, 102 Rhodes
communities.
Scholars and 104 Fulbright Scholars.
It is also known to many as the gateway
to Outback Australia – with the Flinders
Ranges only 4 hours north of Adelaide. Strong International Reputation
The University of Adelaide is at the forefront of many international rankings.
We were ranked number 81 in the world top 200 universities in the THE-
QS World Ranking 2009 and ranked in the top 25 universities in the Asia
NORTHERN
TERRITORY
Pacific region by the Shanghai Jiao Tong University 2008 Ranking. In the
QUEENSLAND 2010 Australian Good Universities Guide, we scored 5 Stars for staff-student
WESTERN
AUSTRALIA
ratios, research grants, research intensiveness and student demand.
SOUTH
AUSTRALIA
NEW SOUTH
WALES

Outstanding Research
ADELAIDE

VICTORIA

Being one of Australia’s top universities in terms of research outputs,

research funding and quality of postgraduate research experience, it is
not surprising that our teaching and research are intimately related. Our
learning environment encompasses teachers who are active researchers
and specialists in their fields. This means that our teaching is informed by
current research. Our university is ranked in the top 1% in the world in 11
research fields.

Admirable Campus Lifestyle

With more than 20,000 students and over 2800 staff, the University is small
enough to provide personal interaction with teaching staff, yet large enough
to offer a broad range of programs and student support services. Our main
campus is located in the city centre where grand old buildings and leafy
grounds intermingle with modern facilities, providing an exceptional learning
atmosphere in which you can achieve your best.

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University of Adelaide?
State-of-the-art Facilities
The University is one of the best resourced higher education institutions
in Australia, with a wide range of facilities, including modern lecture
theatres, 24 hour computer suites and an outstanding library with over two
million items. Wireless internet access and electronic resources - including
online teaching tools and worldwide databases are common across
the University.

Phenomenal Global Networks

Graduates of the University of Adelaide become part of a distinguished
alumni community that spans the world. You will have many opportunities to
network and get a head start on your professional journey through a variety
of social events and activities. Staying connected has never been easier with
the University’s dedicated alumni office. Wherever you go, you have access
to the vibrant Adelaide network.

Prominent International Linkages

The University offers a comprehensive study abroad and exchange program
which allows you to undertake one to two semesters of your studies at
other institutions. With more than 170 formal links, including a number of
prestigious universities around the world, you will be spoilt for choice in
selecting an institution that adds another dimension to your education at the
University of Adelaide.

Excellent Support Services

From the moment you step onto the campus, you can expect a range of high
quality support services designed to help you settle quickly and succeed in
your studies. Academic learning support, career services, counselling services
and health services are just some examples of the support services on offer
to help you seamlessly fit into your university education.

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Why undertake BUSINESS

studies at the University

Contemporary Thinking
The University of Adelaide espouses fresh
thinking. We advocate innovative ideas and
encourage diversity, critical thought and
interaction amongst students and staff. As
a centre of academic excellence, we pride
ourselves on working and thinking outside the
square. You can expect to be challenged every
day to stretch your mindset and be exposed to
ideas beyond the traditional curriculum.

CFA Program Partner

Our finance programs have achieved
endorsement from the Chartered Financial Analyst
(CFA) Institute in the United States as a CFA
Program Partner. Being one of only five Business
Schools in Australia to be awarded the status of
a CFA Program Partner is an accomplishment
that exemplifies the quality of our programs and
our commitment to benchmark our programs to
professional international practice.

Partnership with Industry

Interaction with the industry is integral to our
teaching curriculum. You can kick-start your
career development and apply classroom learning
through a series of industry engagement programs,
such as “On the Couch”, “Leadership Forums”
and “G.C. Harcourt Visiting Professorship Lectures”.
These programs not only advance the academic
curriculum, they also extend your experience in
studying a Business or Economics program.
What’s more, our flagship 12 week Business and
Economics Internship Program, which allows you
to gain insights to career pathways and develop
skills and knowledge directly related to your
studies, is a much valued opportunity in today’s
competitive employment environment.

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AND ECONOMICS
of Adelaide?
Inspiring Success
The University of Adelaide has a rich tradition
of inspiring students to achieve their very best
academically. The growing list of accolades
amongst our graduates authenticates
our success in providing an encouraging
learning environment. The announcement of
a Fulbright Scholar and Rhodes Scholar from
our MBA and Economics programs as well as
the outstanding performance of our students
at the national UBS Investment Banking
Challenge competition are just some of our
success stories.
Academic Excellence
Our reputation and location bring some of
the most inspirational and thought-provoking
leaders in the world through our doors.
Experts in their specialist fields, our academic
staff are at the centre of our international
academic and business success. Working as
the interface between the worlds of academia
and industry, they frequently provide advice
to government bodies, address international
conferences and foster close relationships with
professional bodies and the corporate world.
You will benefit from cutting edge research and
insights of academics who push the boundaries
to achieve breakthroughs. Their ongoing
rigorous and first class research generates
important and innovative ideas that improve
business practices and influence a generation
of business professionals. Many have
authored textbooks you will use in classroom,
ensuring that you benefit from the latest
developments and trends in global business.
Dynamic Classroom Experience
You can expect to interact with and learn from
leading experts. They not only facilitate the
sharing of information but more importantly,
they elicit responses, spur dialogues,
encourage difference of opinions and debate.
The challenging classroom mix of intellectual
capital and high quality teaching in turn
fosters the development of an exceptional
student body whom we expect to create the
dynamism of tomorrow’s business.
Top Class Facilities
As a postgraduate student you will have
access to the Professions Student Support
Hub. The Hub is the social centre for our
student body. It features technologically
advanced resources and comfortable
amenities to support your study at the
University. A spacious student lounge,
advanced 24 hour computer suites,
customised lockers together with dedicated
staff make exchanging information and group
work a breeze. You can be assured that every
aspect of our infrastructure has been carefully
designed to facilitate and enhance your
learning experience. Our advisers for Business
and Economics programs are also located
within the Hub to ensure that you are well
versed with the academic conventions.
Diverse Programs
The complexities of the global business world
warrant a wide range of business qualifications
that will confront the challenges and exploit the
opportunities of today’s competitive marketplace.
Programs include the MBA and a full spectrum
of specialist Master degrees in Business,
Economics and Trade.
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BUSINESS PROGRAMS

MASTER of Commerce

GradUATE CERTIFICATE
MASTER
COMMERCE COURSES The Master of Commerce general program provides you with the
opportunity to design an individual program to suit your particular needs
Accounting Concepts & Methods (M) • •
and interests.
Quantitative Methods (M) • •

Economic Principles (M) • • Key Features

Plus one course from the following: • • • A program that seeks to provide theoretically grounded coverage
Marketing Principles (M) of key conceptual and practical developments across a spectrum
Principles of Finance (M)
Management Practice (M)
of disciplines.
• Suitable for professionals requiring generalist business knowledge.
Six discipline-related courses (18 units) •
• Graduate Certificate pathway may be used as an introductory program
Two electives* (6 units) •
towards the Master of Commerce.
Total Units 36 12

* Unless exempted, international students are Duration

required to undertake Business Communications (M)
which will be presented in lieu of an elective. 1.5 years

Aloke Bikkina
Master of ComMERCE

“Adelaide is a great city for international students to

live and study. Friendly people and an excellent study
environment are a couple of reasons why I chose to
undertake a Master degree here. The academically
demanding curriculum and the culture of excellence
at the University of Adelaide provided me with great
motivation to achieve the skills and knowledge I desire.”

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MASTER of Commerce
(ACCOUNTING)
The Master of Commerce (Accounting) is designed to allow you to
gain a professional accounting qualification that allows you to practice
in the accounting profession. This program will provide you with the
knowledge and skills required of a professional accountant at all levels
of business.
Key Features
• Suitable for professionals with little or no accounting knowledge.
• Provides the necessary academic training to pursue a career in
accounting including specialised fields such as taxation, auditing,
management accounting and accounting systems.
Professional Recognition
• The Master of Commerce (Accounting) satisfies the educational
requirements for Associate Membership of CPA Australia and the
Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia (ICAA). Appropriate
courses must be undertaken to fulfil the Associate Membership
requirements of both professional bodies.
Duration
1.5 years
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MASTER
COMMERCE (ACCOUNTING)
COURSES
Accounting Concepts & Methods (M) •
Quantitative Methods (M) •
Economic Principles (M) •
Principles of Finance (M) •
Commercial Law & Information Systems (M) •
Advanced Financial Accounting (M) •
Corporate Law (M) •
Intermediate Financial Reporting (M) •
Management Accounting (M) •
Plus one accounting course from the following: •
Auditing & Assurance Services (M)
Income Taxation (M)
Knowledge Management & Measurement (M)
Public Sector & Not-for-Profit Accountability (M)
Financial Statement Analysis (M)
Advanced Financial Reporting (M)
Business Taxation & GST (M)
Two electives* (6 units) •
Total Units 36
* Unless exempted, international students are
required to undertake Business Communications (M)
which will be presented in lieu of an elective.
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MASTER
COMMERCE
(APPLIED FINANCE) COURSES
Accounting Concepts & Methods (M) •
Quantitative Methods (M) •
Economic Principles (M) •
Principles of Finance (M) •
Equity Valuation & Analysis (M) •
Fixed Income Securities (M) •
Options, Futures & Risk Management (M) •
Portfolio Theory & Management (M) •
Plus two finance courses from the following: •
Corporate Investment & Strategy (M)
Corporate Finance Theory (M)
Financial Statement Analysis (M)
International Finance (M)
Money Banking & Financial Markets IIID
Treasury & Financial Risk Management (M)
Two electives* (6 units) •
Total Units 36
* Unless exempted, international students are
required to undertake Business Communications (M)
which will be presented in lieu of an elective.
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MASTER of Commerce
(APPLIED FINANCE)
The Master of Commerce (Applied Finance) is designed to provide you
with analytical tools and expertise to make financial decisions at all level
of business. The program enables you to acquire skills in corporate
finance and investment decision making.
Key Features
• Designed to provide analytical tools and expertise to make corporate
finance decisions, and will help you understand how various financial
instruments are used to enhance investment returns.
• The program covers at least 70% of the candidate body of knowledge
for those wanting to proceed with professional studies offered by the
Chartered Financial Analyst Institute (www.cfainstitute.org).
• Suitable for professionals seeking employment as an analyst,
consultant or manager in the financial services sector; including
banks, investment institutions, capital market dealers and financial
planning consultancies.
Professional Recognition
• Recognised by Chartered Financial Analyst as a CFA program
partner and ASIC registry as ps146 compliant for several specialised
fields of finance.
Duration
1.5 years
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MASTER of Commerce
(MARKETING)

MASTER
The Master of Commerce (Marketing) is designed to provide a COMMERCE (MARKETING)
comprehensive, up-to-date understanding of concepts, techniques and COURSES
professional applications in today’s field of marketing. Accounting Concepts & Methods (M) •

Quantitative Methods (M) •

Key Features
Economic Principles (M) •
• In-depth examination of marketing principles and practices
together with analytical skills to analyse research are key features of Marketing Principles (M) •

this program. Consumer Behaviour (M) •

• Suitable for professionals who wish to embark on a marketing career
such as marketing planner, sales manager, brand marketer, product
and advertising manager, retail manager, public relations officer,
service manager and market researcher.
Marketing Communications (M) •
International Marketing (M) •
Market Research & Planning (M) •

Marketing Ethics (M) •

Professional Recognition
Strategic Marketing (M) •
• Graduates may gain partial credit towards the Certified Practising
Plus two electives from the following* (6 units): •
Marketer (CPM) status awarded by the Australian Marketing
Relationship Marketing (M)
Institute (AMI). E-Marketing (M)
New Product Development & Innovation (M)
Duration Brand Management (M)
Other approved list of commerce courses
1.5 years
Total Units 36

* Unless exempted, international students are

required to undertake Business Communications (M)
which will be presented in lieu of an elective.

Daniel Perotti
Business Analyst - Government,
Advertiser Newspapers Pty Limited
“My Masters Degree in Commerce (Marketing) gave me
a competitive edge over other applicants when applying
for my first role; it showed that I was committed and had a
higher understanding of marketing principles and theory.”

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Master of Accounting and

Master of Accounting and
ACCOUNTING & MARKETING
Master of Accounting and
ACCOUNTING & PERF MGT
ACCOUNTING & FINANCE

MASTERS COURSES The combined studies of accounting with finance, marketing or

Accounting Concepts & Methods (M) • • •
Quantitative Methods (M) • • •
Economic Principles (M) • • •
Principles of Finance (M) • • •
Equity Valuation & Analysis (M) •
Fixed Income Securities (M) •
performance management are increasingly well-received by employers
who value employees’ abilities to synthesise both disciplines. By
choosing relevant electives within the study program, you will be able
specialise in two disciplines simultaneously. A balanced coverage
of both disciplines not only strengthens your understanding of the
symbiotic relationships that underpins today’s complex market place; it
also enhances your employability in your chosen profession.

Options, Futures & Risk Management (M) • Key Features

Portfolio Theory & Management (M) •
• Designed to combined studies of accounting with finance, marketing
Strategic Management (M) • or performance management all of which are highly sought after
Management Practice (M) or by employers.
Organisational Behavior •
• Strengthens employability in the areas of financial management,
Consumer Behaviour (M) • marketing or performance management while enabling you to gain
Marketing Communications (M) • a professional accounting qualification that allows you to practice in
Marketing Principles (M) •
the accounting profession.

Market Research and Planning (M) •

Marketing Ethics (M) •

Plus four accounting courses from

the following (12 units): •
Plus five accounting courses from
the following (15 units): • •
Commercial Law & Information
Systems (M)
Advanced Financial Accounting (M)
Corporate Law (M)
Intermediate Financial Reporting (M)
Management Accounting (M)
Auditing & Assurance Services (M)
Income Tax (M)
Plus management courses from
the following (9 units): •
Managing Social Responsibility (M)
Strategic Compensation
Management (M)
Corporate Governance &
Globalisation (M)
Two accounting electives or
two finance electives (6 units) •

Two electives (M)* (6 units) • • •

Total Units 48 48 48

* Unless exempted, international students are

required to undertake Business Communications
(M) which will be presented in lieu of an elective.

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Finance Dan Xi Yin

Master of Accounting
and Finance

Marketing “is The University of Adelaide

well known as the top
Performance Management university in South Australia.
The Masters program at
the University of Adelaide is
highly relevant to the industry
I wish to work in. Together
Professional Recognition with good lecturers and
• The Master of Accounting and Finance, Accounting and tutors, I am confident that I
Marketing, and Accounting and Performance Management will succeed in my field of
programs are designed to satisfy the education requirements study. I really enjoy
for Associate Membership of CPA Australia and the Institute of
Chartered Accountants Australia (ICAA). Appropriate courses must
studying here.
”
be undertaken to fulfill the Associate Membership requirements of
both professional bodies.
• Graduates of the Master of Accounting and Performance Kenneth Richards
Management may be eligible for membership of the Australian Master of Commerce
Institute of Management (AIM) and the Australian Human (Performance Management)
Resource Institute (AHRI).
• Graduates of the Master of Accounting and Marketing may gain “a Continuing to study
Master degree at the
partial credit towards the Certified Practising Marketer (CPM)
status awarded by the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI). University of Adelaide after
finishing my undergraduate
Duration degree has proved to be an
excellent decision. I have
2 years
been exposed to excellent
lecturers and good facilities
which helps me to overcome
the academic challenges
within my program.
”

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Master of Finance and

Business Economics

MASTER
FINANCE AND BUSINESS The Master of Finance and Business Economics has been designed
ECONOMICS COURSES to enable you to build a competitive edge based on a high level of
Accounting Concepts & Methods (M) •
technical competence in Finance and Economics. The program allows
you to gain a superior perspective in understanding the symbiotic
Quantitative Methods (M) or relationship between the two fields of study that underpin today’s
Intermediate Econometrics IID •
financial decisions.
Economic Principles (M) •

Principles of Finance (M) • Key Features

Equity Valuation & Analysis (M) •
Fixed Income Securities (M) •
Options, Futures & Risk Management (M) •
Portfolio Theory & Management (M) •
Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID or
Econometrics Theory IIID •
• Designed to meet the needs of entrants from either a Business or
Economics degree seeking in-depth advancement in their field, or a
graduate from any other degree seeking to comprehensively adapt to
the new fields of economics and finance.
• Suitable for professionals seeking to gain a head-start in the financial
services industry or as a professional economist in the private and
public sectors.

Intermediate Microeconomics IID •

Duration
International Finance or
International Trade & Investment • 2 years
Intermediate Macroeconomics IID •

Two economics electives or

two finance electives (6 units) •

Two electives* (6 units) •

Total Units 48

* Unless exempted, international students are

required to undertake Business Communications (M)
which will be presented in lieu of an elective.

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Master of
Business Research

MASTER
The Master of Business Research has been designed to provide BUSINESS RESEARCH
research training for students who complete one of our business COURSES
masters programs or an equivalent coursework masters degree, and Discipline Courses (12 units) •
who wish to undertake research leading to a PhD. The aim of this
program is to provide exposure to the research skills that are required Research Methodology (M) •
to undertake any academic research project including: Advanced Readings (M) •
• writing a literature review Plus one course from the following (3 units): •
• determining research gaps and developing hypotheses or Qualitative Methods (M)
research questions Quantitative Methods (M)
Topics in Applied Econometrics
• devising a rigorous and suitable methodology Econometric Theory IIID
• undertaking an appropriate analysis Econometrics IV
or an equivalent course approved by the
• writing research results in a concise and accurate manner and program director
drawing research and managerial implications.
Plus one advanced discipline course •
In addition, the program will provide an in-depth understanding of from the following (3 units):
one discipline. Advanced Theory in Finance (M)
Advanced Theory in Marketing (M)
Advanced Theory in Accounting (M)
Key Features
Advanced Theory in Management (M)
• The program provides teaching in research methodologies and
Dissertation (M) (12 units) •
discipline specialisation. A dissertation comprises 30% of the program.
Total Units 36
• Suitable for professionals who wish to have the opportunity to proceed
to a PhD after a postgraduate business studies and an aspiration to
embark on an academic career.

Duration
1.5 years

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Master of Business
Administration

MBA (ADVANCED)
MASTER
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
COURSES
Fundamentals of Leadership • •
Accounting for Managers • •
Marketing Management • •
Economics for Management • •
Managerial Finance • •
Managing Contemporary Organisations • •
Strategic Management • •
Global Business • •
Business or Management Project •
Operations Management •
The underlying philosophy of our MBA is to integrate specific
management tools and techniques into a meaningful and
comprehensive program of management education. Our MBA provides
a broadly based education for students as managers, rather than just
the acquisition of an off-the-shelf set of skills.
The aim is to develop problem solving and communication skills,
leadership and team building skills, and analytical and critical abilities
that will enable you to understand and deal with the complex issues of
management in a rapidly changing business environment.
An MBA (Advanced) spread over a period of 2 years is available should
you wish to broaden the coverage of managerial knowledge beyond the
standard 12 course MBA degree program. This pathway provides you
with the opportunity to acquire specialised knowledge of a particular
area by undertaking additional electives as well as applying theoretical
knowledge to real life business projects.

Business Law •
Four electives (12 units) •
Five electives (15 units) •
Total Units 36 48
Key Features
• Courses are offered on a trimester basis and weekly classes are
scheduled in the evening.
• An average class size of 25 students, which allows individual to
contribute in class without being overwhelmed by large numbers.
• A diverse student body with varied experiences ensures a rich learning
environment that fosters long-lasting business and social networks.
• A nested program which allows you to exit with a lesser qualification
such as the Graduate Diploma of Business Administration.
• Intakes available in January, May and September.

Duration
4 trimesters

Doug Schmidt
General Manager Demand and Network Management,
ETSA Utilities
“The Adelaide MBA curriculum and coursework have equipped me
with a broad range of general management skills that have proven
invaluable in advancing my professional career. Equally as important
is the learning experience provided by the MBA course structure
of classroom study and group assignments, being undertaking
while working full time. This has provided me with skills essential for
managing in today’s high paced business environment.”

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Graduate Diploma of

GRAD CERT MANAGEMENT

Business Administration

GRAD DIP BUS ADMIN

Key Features BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
COURSES
• Designed for students who wish to undertake study beyond the scope
of the graduate Certificate in Management but who do not wish to Fundamentals of Leadership • •
commit to the duration of the MBA or MBA (Advanced). Accounting for Managers • •
• Suitable for professionals who have at least 2 years of middle to Marketing Management • •
senior level managerial experience.
Economics for Management •
• Intakes available in January, May and September.
Managerial Finance •

Managing Contemporary Organisations •

Duration
One elective (3 units) •
3 trimesters
Two electives (6 units) •

Total Units 24 12

Graduate Certificate
In Management
Key Features
• Designed for managers who wish to take an introductory management
program, or for those who wish to acquire new skills without the
lengthy time commitment.
• Suitable for managers with over 7 years of relevant experience but
who do not hold a tertiary degree.
• Intakes available in January, May and September.

Duration
2 trimesters

Dr Bill Griggs AM ASM

director trauma services, rAh

Positions prior to MBA: Director of Trauma Services Royal Adelaide

Hospital, South Austrlia; State Disaster Controller SA Health; Director
Coordination MedSTAR Emergency Medical Retrieval.
“Despite many years in the workforce including a number of leadership
roles both in acute medical care and also in national and international
disaster response, I was always aware of my lack of formal management
training. The Adelaide MBA has taught me the science of business
management but also so much more.  It has opened my eyes to the
science of managing people.  I wish I had done it 20 years ago.” 17
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economics PROGRAMS

Master of Applied
Economics

MASTER
APPLIED ECONOMICS The Master of Applied Economics is designed to provide an in-depth
COURSES understanding of theoretical and applied economics. The degree is
Challenges Facing Economic
based on training in core areas of economics with optional specialised
Policy Makers (3 units) • courses. The program emphasises knowledge of analytical techniques
and the ability to apply them in new contexts, providing the training
Plus one of the following quantitative
required of a professional economist working in government
courses (3 units): •
departments, business and not for profit organisations.
Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID* 
Econometric Theory IIID*
Key Features
Plus four courses from the following (12 units): •
Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID*  • Graduates can expect to find employment in the government sector
Development Economics IIID  particularly with the central banks and the Ministry of Finance, as well
International Economic History IIID  as private banking and financial institutions around the world.
International Trade IIID 
• Is a nested program which allows you to exit with a lesser qualification
Time Series Econometrics IIID 
such as the Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics, or the Graduate
Money, Banking & Financial Markets IIID 
Certificate in Economics.
Public Economics IIID
Resource & Environmental Economics IIID 
Econometric Theory IIID*  Duration
Strategic Thinking IIID 
International Finance IIID
1.5 years
Public Finance IIID 
Macroeconomics IIID*

Plus two of the following courses (6 units): •

Available Semester 1
International Finance IV 
Econometrics IV 
Macroeconomics  
Advanced Mathematical Economics IV 
Microeconomic Theory IV   
Available Semester 2
International Trade 
Public Economics  
Economic Development

Plus a Dissertation or four electives (12 units): •

Total Units 36

* These courses require some mathematical or

statistical background.

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Graduate Diploma in
Applied Economics

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
GRADUATE DIPLOMA
Key Features APPLIED ECONOMICS
COURSES
• The Graduate Diploma provides an opportunity to build upon
prior learning and it can articulate to the Master of Applied Intermediate Microeconomics IID •
Economics program. Intermediate Macroeconomics IID* •

Plus one of the following quantitative

Duration courses (3 units): •

1 year Mathematical Economics IID  

Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID* 
Econometric Theory IIID*
Intermediate Econometrics IID*)

Plus five of the following courses (15 units): •

Four of the following courses (12 units): •

Graduate Certificate
Public Economics IIID
International Economic History IIID
International Trade IIID

in Economics Mathematical Economics IID

Money, Banking & Financial  Markets IIID
Development Economics IIID
Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID*
Time Series Econometrics IIID
Key Features
Resource & Environmental Economics IIID  
• The program is particularly suitable for managers and key Econometric Theory IIID*  
decision-makers who wish to expand their day-to-day understanding International Trade & Investment Policy IID  
of economic principles and applications. International Finance IIID  
Strategic Thinking IIID
• Can progress to Graduate Diploma in Economics, or a Master of Macroeconomics IIID
Applied Economics. Public Finance IIID  
East Asian Economies IID
Duration Intermediate Econometrics IID*
Intermediate Macroeconomics IID*
0.5 years Intermediate Microeconomics IID

Total Units 24 12

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Master of Economics
by Coursework

MASTER
ECONOMICS COURSES
Advanced Macroeconomics • The Master of Economics (Coursework) program is particularly useful for
students who wish to continue with their studies in advanced economics
Advanced Microeconomics •
and to apply for research-based programs such as the Master of
Plus one of the following quantitative • Economics (Research) or the PhD in Economics.
courses (3 units):
Econometrics IV 
Advanced Econometrics
Key Features
• Provides students with both analytical and econometric skills that will
Plus four of the following courses : •
enable them to perform as a professional economist in the public or
Econometrics IV
private sectors.
Advanced Mathematical Economics IV
Microeconomic Theory IV • Upon completion of the program graduates will be able to explain,
Macroeconomics IV  apply, and critically evaluate the use of economic theory and
Time Series Econometrics IIID     advanced econometric methods in the analysis of economic policies
International Trade  contained in government publications by a range of regulatory bodies
Public Economics  such as the Central Bank, Department of Treasury and Finance, and
Advanced Econometrics   the ACCC.
International Finance IV
Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID
Econometric Theory IIID Duration
Economic Development 
1 year
Plus Master of Economics Research Project •

Total Units 24

SALLIE JAMES
BACHELOR OF ECONOMICS (HONOURS) /
MASTER OF ECONOMICS BY COURSEWORK
Sallie James is a policy analyst with Cato’s Center for Trade Policy
Studies. Sallie writes and speaks on a variety of trade topics, with
a research emphasis on the subject of agricultural trade policy.
Sallie is a proud graduate of the School of Ecomonics.
“My time at the school was a very enjoyable one, I received excellent
training in the fundamentals of economics, which put me in good
stead for further postgraduate study and my career beyond. It’s an
environment where service to students, and a genuine concern that
20 they achieve success is an integral part of the mission.”
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MASTER OF APPLIED
ECONOMICS (PUBLIC POLICY)

master
ECONOMICS COURSES
Public Economics IIID  •
Public Economics   •
Public Finance IIID •
This program aims to provide students with a master degree in
Economics with a specialisation in the related field of Public Policy, for
capacity building research and policy economists. It will provide an
understanding of the motivations for and processes of policy making,
from an economic perspective.

Challenges Facing Economic Policy Makers  •

Key Features
Plus one of the following quantitative •
courses (3 units): • Designed for mid-career professionals in the public sector, public
Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID* affairs or government relations or those wishing to enter government
Econometric Theory IIID*  service careers, and those intending to work in the private sector
Plus two of the following elective
dealing with government.
courses (6 units): • • Graduates will develop the capacity to analyse policy
Money, Banking and Financial Markets IIID  effectiveness, design reform programs and identify the challenges
International Trade IIID  to policy implementation.
Development Economics IIID 
Time Series Econometrics IIID 
Resource and Environmental Economics IIID  Suitable for students from another discipline
International Finance IIID 
Students whose degree is in another discipline, such as arts,
Strategic Thinking  IIID 
Macroeconomics IIID 
engineering, science or business, must complete the Graduate
Certificate in Economics before being admitted to the Masters program.
Plus one of the following courses (3 units): •
Completion of the Graduate Certificate plus the Masters degree will
Macroeconomics IV
Advanced Mathematical Economics IV 
take 2 years of full-time study. The Master of Applied Economics
Microeconomic Theory IV  (Public Policy) can be completed in 1.5 years of full-time study or the
International Finance IV  part-time equivalent.
International Trade
Economic Development  
Duration
Plus a Dissertation or four electives (12 units)
1.5 years
Total Units 36

* These courses require some mathematical

or statistical background.

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PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE

professional certficiate
IN PUBLIC POLICY

The Professional Certificate in Public Policy aims to provide students ECONOMICS COURSES
with a practical understanding of public policy through training in
Two courses chosen from (6 units): •
theoretical and applied economics. Resource & Environmental Economics IIID
International Finance IIID
Key Features Development Economics IIID
International Economic History IIID
• Designed for graduates in government services careers or in the International Trade IIID
private sector working closely with the government. Money, Banking and Financial Markets IIID
Public Finance IIID
• Suitable for graduates of other disciplines who wish to enhance their
career prospects. Total Units 6

Duration
0.5 years

Please Note: This program is not available to International Students

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Master of Applied
Economics (International)

master
ECONOMICS COURSES The Master of Applied Economics (International) aims to provide
knowledge and understanding of the content of economics at advanced
Challenges Facing Economic Policy Makers •
levels that are internationally recognised, including specialisation in
International Finance IIID and • the field of economics. It also aims to instil in the student the ability
International Finance IV to analyse, evaluate and synthesise information from a wide variety of
OR sources and experiences relevant to this field.
International Trade IIID and •
International Trade  

Plus four of the following courses (12 units): •

Key Features
Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID • This program blends practical experience with rigorous academic
Public Finance IIID analysis to broaden the knowledge of practitioners in the field of
Development Economics IIID International Economics.
Econometric Theory IIID
International Economic History IIID
• Students are able to focus on areas of international finance
International Finance IIID
and international trade within the framework of the Master of
International Trade IIID Applied Economics.
Resource & Environmental Economics IIID • Students whose degree is in another discipline, such as arts,
Money, Banking and Financial Markets IIID engineering, science or business, must complete the Graduate
Public Economics IIID Certificate in International Economics before being admitted to the
Strategic Thinking IIID Masters program. Completion of the Graduate Certificate plus the
Time Series Econometrics IIID
Masters of Applied Economics (International) will take 2 years of
Macroeconomics IIID
full-time study.
International Trade: Negotiations & Agreements
International Trade: Strategies & Opportunities  • Graduates with a qualification majoring in economics (or students 
who have completed qualifying courses) may complete the program
Plus one of the following courses (3 units): •
in 1 year if credit is granted for prior study. Local students may study
Econometrics IV
part-time.
Economic Development
Macroeconomics
International Trade Duration
International Finance IV
Public Economics
1.5 years
Advanced Mathematical Economics 
Microeconomic Theory IV 

Plus a Dissertation or four electives (12 units) •

Total Units 36

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Graduate Diploma in

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
International Economics

GRADUATE DIPLOMA
The Graduate Diploma in International Economics aims to provide ECONOMICS COURSES
training in theoretical and applied aspects of modern economics and Intermediate Microeconomics IID  •
econometrics, catering for graduates of degrees in other disciplines as
well as students who have studied economics previously. Plus two of the following
International Economics courses (6 units): •
Plus one International Economics
Key Features course (3 units): •
• The Graduate Diploma provides an opportunity to build upon prior International Trade IIID 
learning and it can articulate to the Master of Applied Economics International Trade & Investment Policy IID 
International Finance IIID    
(International) program.
At least one of the following quantitative •
Duration courses or their equivalents (3 units):
Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID*   
1 year Econometric Theory IIID* 
Intermediate Econometrics IID*  

Graduate Certificate in
Plus four of the following courses 12 units): •
Plus three of the following courses (9 units): •
International Trade IIID 

International Economics Development Economics IIID 

Public Economics IIID 
Time Series Econometrics IIID* 
Money, Banking & Financial Markets IIID
The Graduate Certificate in International Economics aims to provide
Topics in Applied Econometrics IIID*
students with analytical and econometric skills that will provide an
Intermediate Microeconomics IID
understanding of economic policy issues for holders of a Bachelor Intermediate Macroeconomics IID* 
degree in a field other than economics. Intermediate Econometrics IID
Resource & Environmental Economics IIID
Key Features Econometric Theory IIID* 
International Economic History IIID
• The Graduate Certificate in International Economics is designed East Asian Economies IID 
to provide training in theoretical and applied aspects of modern International Trade & Investment Policy IID 
economics and econometrics to graduates of other disciplines. International Finance IIID  
• It is particularly suitable for managers and key decision makers who wish to Strategic Thinking IIID 
expand their understanding of economic principles and applications. Public Finance IIID 
Macroeconomics IIID  

Duration Total Units 24 12

0.5 years * These courses require some mathematical
or statistical background.

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master
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
COURSES
International Trade Negotiations & Agreements •
Research Methods in International Trade •
Principles of International Trade & Development •
Agriculture & Food in International Trade •
Research Project in International Trade(A) •
International Trade: Strategies & Opportunities •
Economic Principles (M) •
Development Economics •
International Trade Law  
Plus three of the following courses (9 units): •
MNC’s, Trade & Sustainable Development
International Aid Trade
Services, Trade & Developing World
Labour Markets
Research Project in International Trade (B)
International Trade & Investment Policy
International Export Trade & Transport Law
Total Units 36
Important note for international students: The overall
tuition fee for the 36 unit Master of International Trade
and Development program studied over 1 year for
international students is: $41,250
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INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE PROGRAMS
MASTER OF INTERNATIONAL
TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT
The Master of International Trade and Development aims to instil
the ability to think and act strategically about international trade and
development issues.
Key Features
• This unique program is headed by the former WTO Deputy Director-
General, Mr. Andrew Stoler, and staffed by Australian and overseas
experts in global commercial matters.
• Designed to provide a practically-orientated understanding of global,
regional and national trade, investment and development issues.
• Most courses are taught intensively over three 2 day intensives, taught
on a Friday afternoon and all day Saturday.
• The program begins in late January and is taught over Summer
Semester, Semester 1, Winter Semester and Semester 2.
• Please Note: The Graduate Certificate of International Trade and
Development and the Graduate Diploma of International Trade and
Development are only offered as exit strategies from the Master of
International Trade and Development rather than points of entry.
Career Opportunities
Opportunities exist in both Government and Non Government sectors.
Including: Business consultant, Parliamentary Adviser, Parliamentary
Member, Consultant, Policy Adviser, Politician, Export/Import trade,
Foreign Affairs, Government officer, Government or Corporate Policy
Adviser, Humanitarian/Aid Worker, Information Analyst
More Information
Please contact Mrs Vanessa Morris, Academic Program Manager,
Institute of International Trade.
+61 8 83036950 vanessa.morris@adelaide.edu.au
Duration
1 year
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PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE
IN INTERNATIONAL TRADE

INTERNATIONAL TRADE
COURSES
The Professional Certificate in International Trade aims to provide
you with a practical understanding of current international trade and International Trade: Negotiations and •
investment issues, the political dynamics of the negotiating environment Agreements ( Semester 1)
and the opportunities and challenges presented to businesses by the International Trade: Strategies and •
globalised economy. Opportunities (Semester 2)

Project in International Trade ( Semester 1 or 2) •  

Key Features
Total Units 6
• Designed to give you an extra competitive edge by providing an
interactive case-study based background in how business and Please Note: This program is not available to
government interact in trade negotiations, leveraging commercial International Students as a stand-alone program.
However individual courses may be undertaken
opportunities arising out of “third wave” trade agreements, and as electives towards an appropriate postgraduate
practical legal and commercial aspects of export marketing.  program.

• This unique program is headed by the former WTO Deputy

Director-General, Mr. Andrew Stoler, and staffed by Australian and
overseas experts in global commercial matters. 
• Structured flexibly with students taking two semester long courses.
• Offered in intensive two day modules.

Duration
1 year

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International Centre for Financial Services PROGRAMS

Graduate Diploma
in Global Wealth

GRADUATE DIPLOMA
Management
GLOBAL WEALTH
MANAGEMENT COURSES The Graduate Diploma in Global Wealth Management (GDGWM) will
provide you with the foundation to pursue a career in the rapidly growing
Principles of Finance (M) or field of wealth management and financial planning.
Managerial Finance (MBA) •

Economic Principles (M) or

Economics for Managers (MBA) •
Accounting Concepts & Methods (M) or
Accounting for Managers (MBA) •
Quantitative Methods (M) or Statistical
Quantitative & Analytical Thinking (MBA) •
Global Wealth Management •
Key Features
• Compulsory courses and some electives are delivered in executive-
style intensive modes.
• Develops an understanding of cross-cultural negotiation and conflict,
and non-verbal communication across cultures.

Investment Advisory Process &

Professional Recognition
Client Relationship Management • • This program is ASIC RG146 compliant and enables a candidate
Tax, Estate and Wealth Management • to apply to the Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA)
for advanced standing for the technical units of CFP
Plus one course from the following: •
Certification Program.
Industry Research project
Self Managed Super 1 -
Establishment & Accumulation
Self Managed Super 2 - Further Information
Distribution & Estate Planning
FPA website: www.fpa.asn.au
Wealth Management in China
Other approved list of commerce courses
Duration
Total Units 24
1 year

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Professional Certificate TOPICS COVERED

SMSF 1 - Establishment and Accumulation

in Self Managed Examples of areas covered:

General introduction to SMSFs

Superannuation FUNDS* What is a SMSF?

Benefits of SMSFs
Establishing a SMSF
Who can be a member of a SMSF?
Investment in superannuation in Australia is accumulating at an Who can give advice in relation to SMSFs?
astonishing rate and now totals over $1.08 trillion. The Self Managed
SMSF 2 - Distribution and Estate Planning
Super Fund (SMSF) industry is subject to legislative changes,
compliance issues and vigorous scrutiny. Advisors in SMSF need to Examples of areas covered:
increase their knowledge and skills as well as increasing the financial Sole purpose test - determination of
literacy skills of consumers. The Professional Certificate is a unique benefit entitlements
Commencing a pension - steps to be taken
qualification that links higher education with the requirements of industry.
Personal taxation issues
The program consists of 2 courses: New pension definitions
Self Managed Super 1 – Establishment and Accumulation Review of taxation of SMSFs
Self Managed Super 2 – Distribution and Estate Planning Specific tax issues relating to pensions

Key Features
• Designed for people wanting to give comprehensive advice of the
highest quality to investors in self managed superannuation funds.
• Suitable for Financial Planners, Fund Administrators, Auditors and
Accountants. Students should have some working knowledge of
superannuation or self managed superannuation.
• Courses are delivered in executive-style intensive-mode.
• Lectures provided by industry practitioners and academics.
• Offered in several capital cities.

Professional Recognition
• This program is ASIC RG146 compliant in Self Managed Superannuation
and provides CPD points with the Self Managed Super Fund Professionals’
Association of Australia (SPAA) - www.spaa.asn.au - and with the
Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA) - www.fpa.asn.au

Duration
1 year

* This program is not available to International Students

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ADMISSION
A Bachelor degree in any discipline from a recognised institution, unless
otherwise specified (GPA standards apply)

Applications for local students are made online via SATAC’s GradStart website
www.satac.edu.au.

Two years of professional work experience is required for some programs

(please refer to summary table, page 32)

For international applicants, please visit

www.international.adelaide.edu.au

English Language Requirements

If you are an international applicant, you must meet the University’s English
Language requirements. For further details refer to the University’s postgraduate
international Student Prospectus or visit:
www.international.adelaide.edu.au/study

SCHOLARSHIPS
The University of Adelaide offers scholarships to local and international
students undertaking full-time postgraduate coursework study. The selection of
scholarships is extremely competitive and is limited.
www.adelaide.edu.au/scholarships/

For students enrolled in CFA endorsed programs, up to 5 scholarships are

available annually to assist students to cover CFA examinations fees.
www.cfainstitute.org/cfaprog/university/student_scholarship.htm

Indonesian and Thai students commencing in a priority postgraduate program

in Business, Economics and Law are eligible to apply for
a Scholarship to partially cover their living expenses. Further information:
www.adelaide.edu.au/professions/scholarships

DISCLAIMER
The information contained in this publication is correct at the time of printing but may be
subject to change without notice. With an aim to continual improvement the University of
Adelaide is committed to regular reviews of the courses and programs it offers to students.
As a result, the specific courses available to students may vary from year to year.
The University of Adelaide assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of the information
provided by third parties.

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SUMMARY OF POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS

Indicative Annual
International Admission
Programs Fees (AUD) # Requirements Work Experience

Master of Commerce $27,500 Degree No

Master of Commerce (Accounting) $27,500 Degree No

Master of Commerce (Applied Finance) $27,500 Degree No

Master of Commerce (Marketing) $27,500 Degree No

Master of Accounting and Finance $27,500 Degree No

Master of Accounting and $27,500 Degree No

Performance Management

Master of Accounting and Marketing $27,500 Degree No

Master of Finance and Business Economics $27,500 Degree No

Master of Business Research $27,500 Relevant Master Degree No

Master of Business Administration $27,500 Degree or Equivalent Minimum 2 years relevant

management experience
Master of Business Administration (Advanced) $27,500 Degree or Equivalent Minimum 2 years relevant
management experience
Graduate Diploma of Business Administration $27,500 Degree or Equivalent Minimum 2 years relevant
management experience
Graduate Diploma in Global Wealth Management $27,500 Degree No

Graduate Certificate in Commerce $13,750 Degree No

Graduate Certificate in Management $13,750 Degree or Equivalent Minimum 2 years relevant

management experience
Professional Certificate in Self Managed Superannuation Not Available* Degree or relevant work experience

Master of Applied Economics $26,500 Degree with Economics background. Students No

with limited Economics background may be
required to complete Grad.Cert.Economics
Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics $26,500 Bachelor Degree No

Graduate Certificate in Economics $13,250 Degree No

Master of Economics by coursework $26,500 Bachelor of Economics (Honours II or higher) No

Master of Applied Economics (Public Policy) $26,500 Degree with Economics background. Students No
with limited Economics background may be
required to complete Grad.Cert.Economics
Professional Certificate In Public Policy Not Available* Degree No

Master of Applied Economics (International) $26,500 Degree with Economics background. Students No
with limited Economics background may be
required to complete Grad.Cert.Economics
Graduate Diploma in International Economics $26,500 Bachelor Degree No

Graduate Certificate in International Economics $13,250 Degree No

Master of International Trade and Development^ $27,500 Bachelor Degree, credit average No

Professional Certificate in International Trade Not Available* Bachelor Degree No

# The international student Annual Fee quoted above is for a standard full-time load of 24 units per year (usually 8 courses).
* Not available to International Students ^ A 36 unit program completed over 1 year

Note: For Indicative Annual Local Fees please visit www.adelaide.edu.au/student/finance/feepaying/tuition. Commonwealth Supported places may be available.

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Accredited Accredited Internship Program
Intakes Duration Program Program Opportunities Partner

Feb, July 1.5 years No No Yes No

Feb, July 1.5 years Yes Yes Yes No

Feb, July 1.5 years No No Yes Yes

Feb, July 1.5 years No No Yes No

Feb, July 2 years Yes Yes Yes Yes

Feb, July 2 years Yes Yes Yes No

Feb, July 2 years Yes Yes Yes No

Feb, July 2 years No No Yes No

Feb 1.5 years No No No No

Jan, May, Sep 4 trimesters No No Yes No

Jan, May, Sep 5 trimesters No No Yes No

Jan, May, Sep 2 trimesters No No No No

Feb, July 1 year No No No No

Feb, July 0.5 years No No No No

Jan, May, Sep 1 trimester No No No No

Feb, July 1 year part time No No No No

Feb, July 1.5 or 2 yrs if require No No No No

to complete Grad.Cert.
Economics first
Feb, July 1 year No No No No

Feb, July 0.5 years No No No No

Feb 1 year No No No No

Feb, July 1.5 or 2 yrs if require No No No No

to complete Grad.Cert.
Economics first
Feb, July 0.5 yrs No No No No

Feb, July 1.5 or 2 yrs if require No No No No

to complete Grad.Cert.
Economics first
Feb, July 1 year No No No No

Feb, July 0.5 years No No No No

Summer (January) 1 year No No Not yet No

established
Feb, July 1 year No No No No

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