Course results for University of Tasmania Business & management Degrees

Build competitive data skills and see where they fit in the world of digital marketing. Topics include marketing research and consumer behaviour. Gain practical experience with industry-standard tools. Unlock doors to further study and a marketing career.

This course is a great foundation for students who want to balance business knowledge with Industry 4.0 skills. You'll take units in entrepreneurship and sustainability. You'll also learn key concepts of business and accounting. Study 100% online.

Prepare for business and IT roles in today’s competitive industry. You’ll work on in demand skills like design thinking and digital literacy. Explore emerging technologies in your specialisation, including cybersecurity and sustainable business.

Developed with experts, this gateway into the industry covers agribusiness essentials. You’ll get to know current commercial aspects of agriculture. Broaden your options beyond farm management. Explore the value chain, financial concepts, and more.

Prepare for the workforce with essential industry skills and understanding. You’ll explore the main functions of a contemporary business. Cover marketing, decision making, people management, and more. Step up to a new or enhanced business career.

This registered CPA program offers access to internships, providing invaluable industry experience and exposure to some of Tasmania's top business minds. Gain insights through masterclasses, taxation clinics and guest lectures.

Combine business prowess with a passion for maritime in this unique logistic qualification. Form a foundation in international business before layering your knowledge with maritime expertise, exports, imports, and commercial and transport law.

Develop a broad understanding of the maritime industry, including ship operations and ports management. Explore relevant business concepts including imports and exports, and international business communication. Joins the industry that moves the world.

Study contemporary trends, issues, policy and practice in health informatics. Analyse potential problems in the digital storing and sharing of health information. Unpack social, ethical and legal issues.

Interested in business but can't help thinking about psychology? Graduates of business who have studied psychology have a unique edge in understanding employees and consumers alike - launching fulfilling careers dealing with both people and brands.