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" The Master of Business Economics is an advanced graduate program that has been specifically tailored to meet the needs of decision-makers and policy advisers in business. Rapid change coupled with increasing business complexity is a challenge for management across all sectors, and ‘economics-savvy' employees are a premium asset."
University of Queensland, Australia: http://www.uq.edu.au/study/program.html?acad_prog=5245
Extract: "Employment Opportunities:Graduates can expect to find employment as economic policy advisors, business analysts and consultants, resource economists, project analysts or industry economists in government and private sector organisations, teachers, and economic researchers.
Jobs: Project Manager, Environmental Consultant, Agribusiness, Foreign Affairs and Trade Officer, Business Consultant, Corporate Analyst, Foreign Affairs Advisor/Representative, Treasury, Transport Economist, University Lecturer, Environmental Planner, Land Economist, Resource Economist, Banking, Economic Advisor, Wildlife Management Consultant, Investment Analyst, Labour Market Economist, International Development Consultant, Project Management, Trade and Investment Analyst, Agricultural and Resource Economist, Health Policy Analyst, Econometrician, Aid and Development Worker, Market Research Analyst, Merchant Banker, Financial Economist, Statistician, Health Management and Planning, Marine Environment Consultant, Mathematical Statistician, Taxation Economist, Business Analyst, Infrastructure and Transport Analyst/Project Manager, Intelligence Analyst, Mining Industry Analyst/Advisor, Tourism Policy Officer, International and Community Development Worker, Trade Measurement Officer, Economist, Environmental Economist, Portfolio Funds and Risk Manager/Analyst, Regional and Urban Planner, Town Planner, Applied Industry Economist, Generalist Statistician..."
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