All Economics students who want advice on academic matters, for example, choice of courses, changing enrolment, or entry to the Honours Programme, should consult the Programme Chair. Students who are contemplating a double major are strongly advised to consult with the Chairs of both Programmes concerned. Murdoch graduates have been very successful in gaining employment. Murdoch BEc graduates have been successful in gaining employment with many of these and similar organisations. Aside from the excellent career prospects for a BEc graduate, Economics is an exciting, ever changing and ever challenging field of study.
Economic issues are central to nearly all of the important questions of our time.
A good training in Economics will not only help your own career prospects but will also allow you to participate in, and contribute more effectively to, public debate. Details of each stream can be found in the Academic Study information. No, however a good performance in the TEE is essential for school leavers wishing to enter the Economics Programme. No, there are no specific TEE courses that must be taken for entry to the Economics Programme. In the development of the introductory course it is not assumed that students have taken TEE Economics.