67 Masters Economics Courses in Australia
67 masters economics courses are registered for international students in Australia, at 16 universities. Every course below carries its own CRICOS course code and the provider code it is registered under, so you can check it on the register yourself.
Master of Advanced Economics
University of Queensland
Brisbane
A$41,536
Total course fee
1 year
CRICOS 092449E
Master of Agricultural Economics
University of Western Australia
Perth
A$107,000
Total course fee
2 years
CRICOS 089266E
Master of Applied Econometrics
Monash University
Melbourne
A$123,394
Total course fee
2 years
CRICOS 108689J
Master of Applied Econometrics
University of Queensland
Brisbane
A$91,390
Total course fee
2 years
CRICOS 089169F
Master of Applied Economics
Macquarie University
Sydney
A$95,700
Total course fee
2 years
CRICOS 097429B
Master of Applied Economics
University of New South Wales
Sydney
A$122,000
Total course fee
2.5 years
CRICOS 102633G
Master of Applied Economics
Australian National University
Canberra
A$113,760
Total course fee
2 years
CRICOS 082269C
Master of Applied Economics
Adelaide University
Adelaide
A$105,000
Total course fee
2 years
CRICOS 092238E
Master of Applied Economics
Adelaide University
Adelaide
A$104,400
Total course fee
2 years
CRICOS 117968E
Master of Applied Economics and Econometrics
Monash University
Melbourne
A$123,394
Total course fee
2 years
CRICOS 087954G
Master of Architecture/Master of Construction Management
Deakin University
Melbourne
A$133,400
Total course fee
3 years
CRICOS 113509J
Master of Behavioural Economics
University of Technology Sydney
Sydney
A$75,698
Total course fee
1.5 years
CRICOS 106031A
Frequently asked questions
What does the CRICOS course code mean?
Every course an Australian provider may teach to international students is registered on CRICOS with its own course code, under a provider code. Both are shown on each course below so you can verify the course on cricos.education.gov.au before you apply.
Are these tuition fees the full cost?
The fee shown is the provider's own published international tuition on the register. It excludes OSHC, living costs and student services fees. Where a provider publishes no fee we leave the field blank rather than estimate one.
What are the entry requirements for Masters Economics in Australia?
Entry is set by each university, not nationally or by state. For a masters you will generally need the preceding qualification at the grade the university states, English at IELTS 6.0–7.0 or equivalent, and for international students a Confirmation of Enrolment before a subclass 500 student visa can be granted.