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School of Economics and Finance
An economics and finance degree from Curtin Business School - which combines practical knowledge, established theory and analytical techniques - will prepare you for a career in economics, finance or property in a local, state, national, international or global context. more
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Whether dealing with a local corner deli or a global financial network, understanding how economies work is paramount to influencing them. 

Graduates from the School of Economics and Finance enjoy careers as:  Portfolio Managers, Bankers, Government Policy Makers, Economists, Property Investors, Financial Planners and Business Advisors.

View our undergraduate and postgraduate courses and our comprehensive research program.

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Why study Economics?

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Lecturer Steven Kemp explains where an Economics major can take you.

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Upcoming Seminars and Events

Mon 13 July 2009 Mannkal Economic Education Foundation and Curtin University present "Freedom Factory"
Mon 20 July 2009 Australian Railway Business Economics Conference: Call for papers
Wed 19 August 2009 Student Exchange Information Session
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We offer a range of courses for people wanting to become leaders in the property industry.
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Dana Mason

"Economics is a very broad field, and I was able to choose a range of units which I found to be both interesting and valuable for my future career. My course has certainly prepared me for the workforce. It not only provided me with exposure to relevant and important subjects in my field of work, but also allowed me to develop the critical communication, analytical and interpersonal skills that are necessary for a work environment"

Dana Mason, Economist, Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WAma. Economics as a part of a Double Major.