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Bachelor of Economics | The University of Sydney (USYD)
Category: Degree
Specifications
省份/城市
Australia
授课语言
English
课程领域
Economics and Management
开课
Feb
课程
Degree
国家
Australia
骞村害瀛垂
Between RM 150k - 200k
开课
Aug
Details
Bachelor of Economics - The University of Sydney · Camperdown/Darlington, Sydney
Duration
3 Years
Mode
Physical
Campus
Camperdown/Darlington
Medium
English
Intake
Feb, Aug
Bachelor of Economics at The University of Sydney — a 3-year, full-time bachelor degree at the Camperdown/Darlington campus in Sydney, Australia. Learn how individuals, businesses, and governments make trade-offs and decisions when resources are limited, with pathways to internships and global study abroad. International students from Malaysia and across Asia can apply for February or August intake.
Indicative total fees are AU$ 177,450 (tuition + application fee), with live AUD to MYR conversion in the fee breakdown below. Figures are illustrative — your final amount follows The University of Sydney’s official fee schedule for your intake year.
The University of Sydney is ranked #29 in the world and #3 in Australia for accounting and finance in the QS World University Rankings by Subject, and is a top 20 university globally in the QS World University Rankings.
What you will study: core units in microeconomics, macroeconomics, economic statistics, and econometrics at intermediate level; plus selective options in money and banking, mathematical economics, regional economies, and competition strategy.
Entry requirements: pathways include UEC A2 average, STPM 14/13, A Levels 14/14, ATAR 85, and IB 31. English proficiency such as IELTS 7.0 overall (minimum 6.0 in each band) is required. Scholarships are assessed case by case — contact our advisors for guidance.
Career outcomes include economist, economic analyst, banker, accountant, business consultant, financial manager, policy adviser, and researcher.
Study at Sydney’s Camperdown/Darlington campus in the School of Economics, with access to internships and work placements with leading organisations and Australia’s largest student exchange program. Plan to apply at least three months before your course start; allow about one month for your offer letter and sufficient time to lodge your Australian student visa before you travel.
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Why this course & university?
#29 in the world · #3 in Australia
Study economics at a university ranked #29 globally and #3 in Australia for accounting and finance in the QS World University Rankings by Subject.
Trade-offs & real-world decisions
The Bachelor of Economics teaches you how individuals, businesses, and governments make trade-offs and decisions when resources are limited.
Leaders in finance & policy
Our highly sought-after graduates become leaders in the Reserve Bank, the Treasury, financial institutions, and global NGOs.
Internships & global exchange
Gain vital real-world experience through internships and work placements with more than 60 leading international organisations, and broaden your horizons through Australia’s largest student exchange and study abroad program.
About the Campus
Bachelor of Economics at The University of Sydney is taught at the Camperdown/Darlington campus — home to the School of Economics within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, with strong links to financial institutions, government agencies, and research organisations across Sydney.
Entry Requirements
Minimum academic requirements vary by qualification. Select your pathway below. English test scores are in the next section; for scholarships, see Contact Us.
UEC
A2
Grade average (A1, A2 or B3) based on the best five subjects* (excluding vocational subjects) taking the numerical value of the grades, for example, A1=1, A2=2, B3=3, B4=4 and so on, where a sum of 5=A1 average, 6-10=A2 average, 11-15=B3 average.
STPM
14/13
Aggregate for a minimum 3 (first score listed) or 4 Advanced Level subjects (second score listed) based on A=7, A-=6, B+=5, B=4, B-=3, C+=2, C=1. Partial passes and fails are not included.
A Levels
14/14
The first score listed is the requirement for three subjects, the second score is for four subjects. If there are more than four subjects, the best four will be used to calculate the aggregate. The aggregate is calculated from the A2 subjects based on A*=6, A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1. Advanced Subsidiary (AS) subjects are not used in calculating the aggregate.
Other Qualifications
ATAR 85 · IB 31
English Language Requirements
IELTS
Minimum 7.0 overall and minimum 6.0 in each band.
TOEFL iBT
Minimum 96 overall including minimum 17 in Reading, Listening and Speaking and 19 in Writing.
Pearson
Minimum 72 overall and minimum 60 in each band.
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Fee estimate (AUD → RM)
Core fees are shown in Australian dollars (AUD). Ringgit (MYR) equivalents use a live AUD/MYR rate. Figures are illustrative only. The University of Sydney typically reviews tuition each year; expect an estimated 5–10% annual increase — always use the latest official tuition on your offer or fee schedule.
Tuition fee breakdown
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Indicative total payable
AU$ 177,450
Indicative total payable
Indicative totals above are not a quote. Tuition and related fees follow The University of Sydney’s current published schedule for your intake year. For scholarships, contact us. MYR equivalents use the live rate shown above.
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Programme Structure
The Bachelor of Economics is a three-year degree at The University of Sydney. You complete core units in microeconomics, macroeconomics, statistics, and econometrics, with selective options across banking, mathematical economics, and regional economies.
Core Studies
- Introductory Microeconomics
- Introductory Macroeconomics
- Introduction to Economic Statistics
- Introduction to Econometrics
- Intermediate Econometrics
- Intermediate Econometrics - Advanced
- Intermediate Microeconomics
- Intermediate Microeconomics Honours
- Intermediate Macroeconomics Honours
- Quantitative Methods in Economics
- The Australian Economy
- The Economics of Everything
- Money and Banking
- Indigenous Economics and Public Policy
- East Asian Economies
- Economics of Competition and Strategy
- The European Economy
- Mathematical Economics
Future Career Prospects
Main Directions
- Accountant
- Banker
- Business consultant
- Business information systems analyst
- Economic analyst, economist
- Financial manager
- Human resources manager
- Industrial relations specialist
- Journalist
- Policy analyst/adviser
- Researcher
Estimated application deadline
The University of Sydney offers February and August intakes for this degree. Plan to apply at least 3 months before your classes start — earlier is better for international students.
February intake
Apply at least 3 months before course start
Illustrative planning window — confirm your intake’s exact closing date with us or the university.
August intake
Apply at least 3 months before course start
Mid-year entry — confirm availability and closing dates for your qualification pathway.
Offer letter
Allow about 1 month after a complete application
Timing varies by document completeness; we help you submit a complete file the first time.
Student visa
Apply well before you travel
Start your Australian student visa once you have your offer — do not wait until the last minute. We guide timeline and documents.
English tests
Book IELTS 7.0 early if needed
Allow time to retake if required before your target intake (February or August) so English proofs are ready with your application.
Official source: Intake dates and closing deadlines are set by The University of Sydney and may change. Always verify on the official application channel before you commit.
Sydney monthly living expenses
Estimates for studying in Sydney (monthly). The Australian Government advises international students to budget at least AUD 30,000 per year for living costs — about AUD 2,500 per month on average. The bands below split that benchmark across rent, food, public transport, mobile, and personal spend. Figures are in AUD first, with MYR from the same live rate as the fee section.
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FAQ
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- Aim to reach out at least 3 months before your target intake (February or August) so English tests, transcripts, offer processing, and your visa can be lined up in time.
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- You apply to The University of Sydney for this degree. E-Square helps you prepare documents, personal statement, and track your application.
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