What is Economics
RBA's Ask an Economist
In the RBA's Ask an Economist series, a group of young economists from the RBA share their thoughts on six questions commonly asked by students regarding careers in economics and the benefits of studying it. This video explores the question: ‘What jobs can you do if you study economics?'
Indiginomics: the value of economics through an Indigenous lens
Inspiring a new generation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander economists
Studying economics and job opportunities
Studying economics and job opportunities
Economics is a way of thinking about how the world works – a framework for analysing how humans and organisations behave and interact. This framework can be used to forecast economic conditions, design and implement policies, develop corporate strategies, and guide investment decisions. As such, an economics degree is highly valued by the public and private sector, as a specialist qualification or a body of knowledge that complements other qualifications. Here are a few reasons to study economics at university.
RBA - Explore Economics
Gain the skills to make an impact. Today’s students need to build skills that help them to make a positive impact now and in the future. Study economics to better understand the world around you and build a career that tackles the big problems shaping people’s lives.
Careers with STEM
Careers with STEM: Economics 2025 is a free high school careers resource, inspiring the next generation on their pathway to a dream job! In this issue, we explore careers options on offer across the economy, from finance and policy, to health and social services. You’ll meet economists working to lift living standards, drive social change and make life better, here in Australia and around the globe. Whether you’re into data, people, big ideas or solving sticky problems, there’s a place for you in economics. Careers with STEM: Economics 2025 is sponsored by the Reserve Bank of Australia. Purchase print copies: www.careerswithstem.com.au
