Successful businesses can be started with one simple idea. But how do you become that person who develops a new product or service everyone wants? We know how. You develop your creative thinking superpower. Challenging the status quo. Seizing opportunities. And being disruptive. It's exciting.
The Business disciplines at ECU are accredited by AACSB International. Less than six per cent of the world's schools offering business degree programs hold this prestigious accreditation.
Our postgraduate students have rated us 5 stars for their overall experience in the latest Good Universities Guide. More 5-star ratings included: skills development, student support and teaching quality.
Hospitality & Tourism ranked 41st in the world
ECU's hospitality and tourism studies has received international recognition in the Shanghai Rankings 2024 survey, placing in the top 50 universities globally.
Our undergraduate courses in Business or Law disciplines have been developed in consultation with industry, so you know you'll be acquiring skills that future employers are looking for.
We're also responsive to industry needs, offering niche market courses tailored to industry demands.
Bachelor of Commerce major subjects like Accounting are well-regarded by industry; the Accounting major is professionally accredited by CPA Australia, the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and the Institute of Public Accountants.
Our practical, hands-on approach to learning will also give you opportunities to participate in work placements, internships, study tours and more.
Business & Law
Business & Law Disciplines
If you already know what you're interested in, choose a discipline.
ECU Law students Elena and Caroline share their experiences fitting successful studies into their busy lives.
An introduction to ECU's School of Business and Law from Executive Dean Maryam Omari (2 minute watch).
Professor of Business Ethics Edward Wray-Bliss teaches students the opportunities and challenges posed by AI and new information technologies.
WA Regional General Manager for Siemens Limited, Andrew McCluskey, discusses why he decided to study an MBA at ECU.
Scholarship opportunities to reduce your expenses
Scholarships recognise those whose life journey may have been challenging, as well as students who've shown outstanding academic excellence and endeavour.
A scholarship can help you realise your ambitions by paying for fees, text books and living expenses.
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Student stories
The University has prepared me very well for the industry.
One of the key factors that pulled me here was ECU's great reputation in the field of Information Technology and Systems. The University has prepared me very well for the industry. I am currently working as a Graduate IT Business Analyst at Iluka Resources, one of the large mining companies in Perth.
Michelle Wang Master of Management Information Systems graduate
Leading by example
MBA student Andrew McCluskey discusses why he decided to study an MBA, and the skills and strategies he's learnt and is applying in his working life as WA Regional General Manager for Siemens Limited.
Andrew McCluskey ECU Master of Business Administration student
I didn't think twice when deciding where to complete my master's degree.
The Master of Human Resource Management course encompasses accounting, finance, and economics, which are valuable skills for HR professionals. Another great benefit of the course is that it's available part-time, and classes are in the evening, so I can still work full-time.
Kelly Watson ECU Master of Human Resource Management graduate
The Important Things
Things you should know about if you're thinking about studying here.
Applying for a course is a fairly simple process, especially if you have scanned copies of qualifications, your resume or other paperwork, ready to upload.
Starting a course is an exciting and sometimes daunting time, so we make a massive effort to ensure you get all the support you need to have a positive experience.