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Accountancy
Business
Business Analytics
Business Law
Hospitality
Human Resource Management
International Business
Management
Marketing
Public Relations
Sport Marketing and Management
Supply Chain Management
Tourism

Discipline overview

Accountancy is about providing reliable, timely and accurate information for decision makers, especially for economic decisions. Accountants provide services relating to financial reporting, taxation, auditing, insolvency, accounting information systems, budgeting, cost management, planning and decision-making by organisations and individuals; and provide advice on associated compliance and performance requirements to ensure statutory and strategic governance. Whether working for a multinational company, a government agency or in public practice, accountants play a pivotal role in advising senior management on the financial performance and direction of the organisation.

Key employability skills

Graduates can use their skills across a range of careers. It is vital for you to not only become more aware of the skills you will gain through your course and other experiences, and also to learn to effectively articulate these skills to prospective employers.

The following is a sample list of key skills adapted from the QAA UK subject benchmark statement for this discipline. The full skills list can be found at QAA UK.

Demonstrated knowledge of the contexts in which accounting can be seen as operating
Knowledge of the main current technical language and practices of accounting
Skills in recording and summarising transactions and other economic events; preparation of financial statements; analysis of the operations of business; financial analysis and projections
Numeracy skills, including the processing and analysis of financial and other numerical data and the appreciation of statistical concepts
Analysis and communication of data and information, including presenting quantitative and qualitative information, together with analysis, argument and commentary, both orally and in writing
Ability to work effectively both independently and with others as part of a team
Discretion while dealing with confidential information
Ability to use relevant technology for professional purposes
Demonstrate responsible judgement in decision making

Related occupations

Whether you are considering a number of career possibilities, are starting to think deeply about your career future or have a clear career idea in mind, it’s useful to explore the range of career possibilities available.

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Graduate Accountant
Accountant
Auditor
Accounts Payable Clerk
Accounts Receivable Clerk
Taxation Accountant
Taxation Agent
Accounts Clerk
Accounts Payable Officer
Management Accountant
Accounts and Administration Clerk
Insolvency Practitioner
Audit Analyst
Financial Auditor
Business Analyst

The following list is of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation). Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:

Accountant
Accountants Officer
Consultant
Settlements Associate
Intermediate Accountant
Junior Accountant
Management Consultant
Graduate Accountant

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Australian Taxation Office
Market St Tax
Yaw&Co
Ken Carman & Associates
Absolute Strata Management
Mulpha Australia
Aveo Group
EY
Huawei
SCE Australia
Deloitte Australia
Shoalhaven City Council
Service NSW
Veritas Advisory
Bentleys Corporate Recovery
Fortius Funds Management
Audit Office of New South Wales
Dell Technologies

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Prime Partners
MSA National
KPMG
Macquarie Group
Aston Chace Group
O'Donnell Hennessy
HLB Mann Judd
Accenture
MGI Sydney
Ken Carman & Associates

Key industry job websites

Many industries have job websites dedicated to careers within their industry. These also often have links to other career resources. Also be aware that LinkedIn Jobs is increasingly used by employers to target graduates.

Formal graduate programs

Make sure you consider the fast tracked career pathway programs which are offered by some large corporate organisations and government agencies. Here are some of the organisations that take graduates of this discipline.

Deloitte
EY
PWC
KPMG
Westpac
Commonwealth Bank
Findex/Crowe

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

You can specialise through academic coursework or pursue further research studies. Explore UOW's postgraduate coursework degrees and Higher Degrees by Research or postgraduate courses from other institutions for specific careers of interest.

Many Accountancy graduates will complete additional studies following their initial qualification. Chartered Accountants ANZ and CPA Australia are two of the largest accounting professional bodies in Australia and both require their members to undergo professional development by way of completing a CPA (Certified Practising Accountant) or a CA (Chartered Accountant) program. It is a personal preference as to which program to complete, however can be influenced by the type of a company you join.

Developing industry experience

Graduate employers increasingly value industry experience as an addition to formal qualifications to demonstrate your employability skills. This work related experience can be obtained through university internship subjects, co-curricular activities, student exchange or volunteering.

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines.

GradConnection- Industry internships/vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

The relevant undergraduate degree options available at UOW for this discipline are listed below. You may also wish to explore available courses more broadly to see if you might be interested in pursuing a double major or a double degree.

Bachelor of Business (Accountancy)

Discipline overview

The business sector is one of the world's largest employers, offering varying roles and careers. Business plays an important role in assisting to evolve a complex global economy by providing solutions to problems in a sustainable and ethical way. Business professionals work in diverse areas such as international business, finance, public relations, management and marketing in local, national and international contexts.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of key skills adapted from the QAA UK subject benchmark statement for this discipline. The full skills list can be found at QAA UK.

Demonstrate core knowledge of business-related principles, concepts and theories such as accounting, economics, finance, management and marketing
Commercial awareness and a strong understanding of the environment and markets in which the business operates
Strong people management skills with ability to plan, coordinate, organise, delegate, lead and motivate
Ability to think strategically with strong decision-making capability
Data analysis skills and ability to utilise data to inform decision making
Ability to work effectively with others to resolve problems and challenges
Stakeholder engagement, negotiation and influencing skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Related occupations

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Wealth Advisor
Employment Office Clerk
Features Sales Representative
Human Resource and Payroll Officer
Recruitment Officer
Report Officer
Market Researcher
Operations Manager (Production)
Assistant Merchandiser
Operations Support Officer
Marketing Assistant
Food and Beverage Supervisor
Marketing Consultant
Retail Manager

The following list is of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation). Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:

Manager
Data Analyst
Business Development Manager
HR Advisor
Talent Acquisition Advisor
Operations Manager
Management Consulting Analyst
Consultant
Finance Analyst
Media and Communications Coordinator
Policy Analyst
Marketing Officer

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

MLC
The Property Investor Alliance
Fairfax Media
Confeta Pty Ltd
Department of Veteran Affairs
IQPC
Westpac Group
KPMG
Commonwealth Bank

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Commonwealth Bank
NAB
KPMG
Google
Amazon
Aldi
Atlassian
Singtel
Unilever
Samsung
McKinsey

Formal graduate programs

Make sure you consider the fast-tracked career pathway programs which are offered by some large corporate organisations and government agencies. Here are some of the organisations that take graduates of this discipline.

NSW Public Service Commission
Deloitte
KPMG
PwC
EY
Transport for NSW
Aldi
Commonwealth Bank
Suncorp
Stockland
Accenture
Coles
Westpac
ANZ
BT Financial Group

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Key industry job websites

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Facility Management Association of Australia
FINSIA (Financial Services Institute of Australasia)
Australian Marketing Institute
Supply Chain Logistics Association of Australia
Business Council of Australia
Australian HR Institute (AHRI)
IAPA- Institute of Analytics Professionals of Australia

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines.

GradConnection - Industry internships/ vacation programs

The Forage - Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business - various majors available for this course
Bachelor of Business Administration

Discipline overview

Business Analytics focuses on the systematic collection of data and development of data sets, data analysis through statistical and other techniques, and most importantly, the interpretation and effective communication of insights gained from data to inform strategic organisational decisions. Skilled business analysts are highly valued in industries across the globe. The skills to explore and interpret big data and uncover hidden value from multiple data sources can assist businesses in making intelligent and informed choices that enhance profitability.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of key skills for this discipline.

Analytic skills to analyse large volumes of data to support decision making across all areas of business
Communication skills to deliver insights gained to key stakeholders
Digital literacy skills with ability to use varied software programs to extract, analyse and curate complex information
Project solving capability using big data to support decision making
Teamwork capability to work effectively both independently and with others
Stakeholder engagement, negotiation and influencing skills
Strong organisational and administrative skills
Commercial awareness

Related occupations

Business Graduate
Business Analyst
Data Analyst
Business Consultant
Business Intelligence Analyst
Market Research Analyst
Operations Analyst
Learning Analytics Advisor
Consultant
Manager- Business Analytics

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Department of Planning, Industry and Environment
Transport for NSW
Commonwealth Bank
ASX
Optus
Salesforce
Westpac
EY
SBC
FDM Group Australia
Proforce
TAE Aerospace

Formal graduate programs

NSW Public Service Commission
Macquarie Group
Deloitte
Woolworths
ABS
NAB
PWC
Telstra
Accenture
ATO
EY
Westpac
KPMG

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

IAPA- Institute of Analytics Professionals of Australia
IIBA- Australia Chapter International Institute of Business Analysis

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects - Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines

GradConnection - Industry internships/ vacation programs

The Forage - Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business (Business Analytics)

Discipline overview

Business Law provides a legal perspective to business practice. Business Law deals with the context, application and the impact of law on the structures and transaction of business, and is crucial to business innovation. Business law encompasses many overlapping fields, ranging from specific regulatory frameworks to corporate governance. Specialised areas within Business Law include international business law, banking and taxation law, employment and anti-discrimination law, and media law.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of key skills for this discipline.

Demonstrate core and disciplinary knowledge of business, organisations and the legal system
Skills in applying reasoning and critical analysis to generate appropriate business, organisational and legal responses
Effectively communicate orally and in writing to varied stakeholders
Demonstrate responsible judgement in decision making
Strong commercial awareness and business acumen
Teamwork capability to work effectively both independently and with others
Stakeholder engagement, negotiation and influencing skills
Apply ethical principles to a range of contexts

Related occupations

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Industrial Relations Graduate
Business Analyst
HR Graduate
Contracts Administrator
Legal Assistant

Business Adviser
Contracts Negotiator
Client Manager
HR Consultant
WHS Officer
Commercial Transaction Consultant
HR Business Partner
Industrial Relations Officer
Policy Advisor

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

KPMG
NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment
Kells
QBE Insurance
Stockland
Commonwealth Bank
Westpac
Suncorp Group Australia
Fujitsu Oceania
Genesis
Macquaire Bank
NAB

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Optus
NAB
Commonwealth Bank
HWL Ebsworth Lawyers
RMB Lawyers
Kells Lawyers
Macquarie Group
Deloitte Australia
PwC
Accenture
Citi
ANTSO
Department of Justice and Regulation
Australian Taxation Office

Formal graduate programs

NSW Public Service Commission
NAB
PwC
Telstra
Accenture
ATO
EY
Westpac
KPMG

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

For those interested in pursuing a career as a lawyer, the following course may be of interest on completion of an undergraduate degree such as Bachelor of Commerce (Business Law) - Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry).

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines

GradConnection- Industry internships/ vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business (Business Law)

Discipline overview

Hospitality is a broad category of fields within the service industry that includes lodging, food and drink service, event planning, theme parks, travel and tourism. It includes hotels, tourism agencies, restaurants and bars. You will obtain specialised knowledge and skills required to work in the operations and management areas within the hospitality industry.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of general key skills that can be acquired from this discipline.

Critically analyse business and organisational issues in local, national and international contexts.
Ability to think strategically with strong problem solving and decision-making capability
Stakeholder engagement, negotiation and influencing skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skill
Project management skills with strengths in attention to detail, organisation and planning skills
Strong people management skills with ability to plan, coordinate, organise, delegate, lead and motivate
Demonstrate responsible judgement in decision making

Related occupations

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Food and Beverage Attendant
Project and Process Manager
Travel Specialist
Leisure Sales Coordinator

Talent and Culture Graduate
Conference Sales Coordinator
Assistant Executive Housekeeper
Food and Beverage Attendant
Food and Beverage Supervisor
Human Resources Manager
Hotel Assistant Manager
Restaurant Supervisor
Duty Manager
Senior Lounge Host
Conference and Catering Executive
Learning and Development (CI) Graduate

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

The Westin Sydney

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Pullman (Hyde Park, Sydney)
Novotel (Wollongong)
Novotel (Sydney Central)
Radisson Hotel & Suites Sydney
Pullman (Sydney Airport)
Sofitel (Sydney Wentworth)
Accor (Qantas Lounges)
Vibe Hotel Rushcutters Bay
Accor
Qantas First Class Lounge (Sydney)
General Mills

Key industry job websites

Hospoworld

Formal graduate programs

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines.

GradConnection- Industry internships/ vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Commerce - TAFE Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management

Discipline overview

People are an organisation's most valuable resource. Human Resource Management (HRM) is concerned with finding the right staff for an organisation and having employed them, nurturing them so that they want to stay and perform to the best of their abilities. Rather than solely focusing on the bottom line, HRM also focuses on motivational factors, employee health and wellbeing, human rights, ethics, and the impact of responsible management on society. Opportunities exist in HR across a wide range of different roles and sectors, whether it be in small or large businesses, public or private sector.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of key skills for this discipline.

Ability to apply specialised knowledge and skills in the area of human resource management
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills such as empathy, sensitivity, tact and discretion
Teamwork capability to work effectively both independently and with others
Digital literacy skills with ability to use varied software programs
Stakeholder engagement, negotiation and influencing skills
Strong organisational and administrative skills
Data analysis and budgeting skills
Decision making capability
Commercial awareness

Related occupations

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

HR Graduate
Human Resources Coordinator
Recruitment Consultant
Human Resources Administrator
Telemarketer
Operations Graduate
Human Resource & Payroll Officer
Human Resources Advisor
Recruitment Administrator
Human Resources Clerk

HR Advisor
Human Resources Officer
People & Culture Coordinator
Recruitment Consultant
Candidate Manager
HR Coordinator
Medical Recruitment Officer
HR Manager
HR Consultant
Industrial Officer
Talent Acquisition Advisor
Training and Development Coordinator

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Stockland
Commonwealth Bank
Westpac
Hunter Recruitment Group
Shoalhaven City Council
Sparke Helmore Lawyers
Dimension Data
Novotel
University of Sydney
Ministry of Health NSW
Evolution Mining
Teys Australia

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Butler HR
South32
Optus
Transport for NSW
Mercer Administration
Fitzgerald Jenkins Recruitment
Adecco
NAB
Employment Innovations
Best Practice Medical Locums
Celestica
Actuex

Key industry job websites

Formal graduate programs

NAB
PWC
Telstra
Department of Defence
Accenture
ATO
EY
Westpac
Nestle
KPMG

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines

GradConnection- Industry internships/ vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)

Discipline overview

International Business professionals possess a solid understanding of business in other cultures and regions through knowledge of different international markets, and differing government regulations. Business in today's digitally connected world is increasingly global and many international business graduates work in a variety of sectors including government, international aid, banking, finance, consulting, international trade, marketing, human resources, and technology both at home and internationally.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of key skills adapted from the QAA UK subject benchmark statement for this discipline. The full skills list can be found at QAA UK.

Demonstrated core knowledge of international business and marketing strategies, principles, concepts and theories
Commercial awareness with a strong understanding of contemporary issues in multinational business contexts
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with strong cultural awareness
Ability to think strategically with strong decision-making capability
Data analysis skills and ability to utilise data to inform decision making
Digital literacy skills with ability to leverage a variety of online systems and platforms
Ability to work effectively with others to resolve problems and challenges
Stakeholder engagement, negotiation and influencing skills

Related occupations

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Financial Analyst
International Business Analyst
Brand Manager
Marketing Graduate
Market Analyst
Importer or Exporter
International Travel Consultant
Sales and Marketing Manager
Marketing Executive
Business Consultant
Customer Service Manager
Client Servicers Officer

International Banker
Foreign Exchange Trader
Trade Specialist
Foreign Service Officer
Import/Export Coordinator
International Marketing Manager
Project Manager
Junior Business Development Officer
Economist
Compliance Officer
Analyst
Recruitment Officer
Business Development Manager
Consultant - International Relations

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Ausgrid
Janesco Travel Australia
Zenitron Corporation
Trip Advisor
Mainfreight
May Bank
Macquarie Group
Maestro Swiss
University of Wollongong
Western Sydney University

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
IKEA
Commonwealth Bank
Optus
NAB
Austrade
Woolworths
Accenture
BlueScope
EY
Deloitte
University of Sydney
Kaplan Education

Key industry job websites

GoinGlobal

Formal graduate programs

Macquarie Bank
Deloitte
Commonwealth Bank
KPMG
EY
BlueScope
Westpac
Telstra
National Australia Bank
IBM
Qantas
Optus
Accenture

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines

GradConnection- Industry internships/vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business (International Business)

Discipline overview

Management is the art and science of planning, coordinating and leading group efforts. It is the mobilising of human and material resources to achieve organisational goals. Effective managers make socially responsible decisions both in the short and long term whilst providing inspiring and motivating leadership that can affect all levels of the organisation.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of key skills adapted from the QAA UK subject benchmark statement for this discipline. The full skills list can be found at QAA UK.

Demonstrate core knowledge of management principles, concepts and theories
Commercial awareness and a strong understanding of the environment and markets in which the business operates
Strong people management skills with ability to plan, coordinate, organise, delegate, lead and motivate
Strengths in building, leading and sustaining effective and high performing teams
Ability to think strategically with strong decision-making capability
Data analysis skills and ability to utilise data to inform decision making
Ability to work effectively with others to resolve problems and challenges
Stakeholder engagement, negotiation and influencing skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Related occupations

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Management Consultant
Management Cadet
Management Graduate
Marketing Consultant
Marketing & Events Assistant
Administration Manager
Retail Manager
Graduate Project Officer
Property Risk Graduate
Production Coordinator
Human Resources Administrator
Branch Manager
Project Coordinator

Business Manager
Project Manager
Operations Manager
Management Consulting Analyst
Consultant
Student Experience Officer
Graduate Analyst
Media and Communications Coordinator
Associate Consultant
Customer Relations Consultant
Compliance Partner
Policy Analyst
Business Development Executive
People and Culture Administrator

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

United Resource Management
GK Union
University of Wollongong
Optus
Accenture
Woolworths
Coles
Department of Family and Community Services
The InteRisk Group
The Paper Empire
Mulpha Australia Limited
Public Pension Agency

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Accenture
Bluescope
Lend Lease
KPMG
Macquarie Group
Westpac
Deloitte
Spinifex Recruiting
ANZ
BT Financial Group
Hays Recruitment
APM Employment Services
Enware Australia Pty Ltd
Commonwealth treasury
NETSOL Technologies

Formal graduate programs

KPMG
PwC
EY
Transport for NSW
Aldi
Commonwealth Bank
Suncorp
Stockland
Accenture
Coles

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines.

GradConnection- Industry internships/ vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business (Management)

Discipline overview

Marketing is the activities, institutions and processes for creating, communicating and delivering products and services. This includes facilitating relationships to deliver value for consumers, clients and society. It's about everything from establishing who the customer is to developing a competitive advantage by effectively positioning products/services in the market. Marketing is essential for all organisations, even small business operators and not-for-profit institutions. Marketing graduates take many different directions including advertising, digital and social media marketing, social change marketing and the development and marketing of new products.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of key skills adapted from the QAA UK subject benchmark statement for this discipline. The full skills list can be found at QAA UK.

Demonstrated core knowledge of marketing principles, concepts and theories
Research capability and ability to interpret complex information to provide evidence-based recommendations
Commercial awareness- an understanding of the market, consumer wants and needs and the business requirements of the client
Innovation and creativity to contribute to campaigns and strategies
Digital literacy skills with ability to leverage a variety of online systems and platforms
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing
Ability to engage effectively with both internal and external stakeholders
Teamwork skills to work effectively with others on shared goals

Related occupations

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Marketing Graduate
Customer Service Officer
Administration Officer
Sales, Administration and Marketing Assistant
Travel Consultant
Marketing Assistant
Marketing Consultant
Student Liaison Officer
Production Coordinator
Telemarketer
Social Media and Research Coordinator
Account Executive
Sales and Marketing Graduate
Marketing and Social Media Assistant
Project Coordinator

Social Media Manager
Digital Marketing Officer
Brand Account Manager
Marketing Specialist
Marketing Consultant
Portfolio Strategist
Talent & Culture Coordinator
Employee Experience Assistant
Customer Operations Specialist
Client Services Executive
Digital Marketing Executive
Field Marketing Specialist
Sales Coordinator

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

JDA Hotels
University of Wollongong
United Resource Management
Department of Home Affairs
Surf Life Saving NSW
TripAdvisor
Helloworld
Eden Corporate Travel
Mars Petcare
AAT Kings
GK Union
Transgrid
Quest Effect
Edelman Australia
ParkTrent Properties Group
The Paper Empire

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Commonwealth Bank
Telstra
Westpac
IRT Group
University of Wollongong
Domain
Coates Hire
Red Bull
KPMG
Firetrail Investments
Converse
Val Morgan
News Corp Australia
Shell
AccorHotels

Key industry job websites

AMI Jobhub

Formal graduate programs

Transport for NSW
Westpac
Commonwealth Bank
Deloitte
Mars
Coles
Optus
KPMG
Nestle
Unilever
Transgrid

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career Research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines

GradConnection- Industry internships/vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business (Marketing)

Discipline overview

Public relations (PR) is about managing information between private and public spaces between organisations and stakeholders, individuals and the public, or a combination of these. The key is effective communication and the strategic way this information is planned and executed. Public Relations can create goodwill and a favourable public image that helps shape and maintain the reputation of an organisation, event or person. PR professionals may work across media relations, community relations, corporate and social responsibility, public affairs, crisis management, social media management, employee engagement and relations, integrated marketing and communications.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of key skills adapted from the QAA UK subject benchmark statement for this discipline. The full skills list can be found at QAA UK.

Demonstrate core knowledge of public relations concepts and theories
Research capability and ability to interpret complex information to provide evidence-based recommendations
Commercial awareness- an understanding of the market and the business requirements of the client
Innovation and creativity to contribute to campaigns and strategies
Digital literacy skills with ability to leverage a variety of online systems and platforms
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing
Ability to engage effectively with both internal and external stakeholders
Teamwork skills to work effectively with others on shared goals
Strong time management skills and ability to work to deadlines

Related occupations

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Public Relations Assistant
Marketing and Communications Coordinator
Graduate Project Officer
Public Relations Consultant
Public Relations Account Executive
Public Relations Coordinator
Volunteer and Fundraising Coordinator
Social Media Officer
Communications Assistant
Account Manager
Business Development Specialist
Events Assistant

Campaign Manager
Marketing and Communications Officer
Public Relations Specialist
Marketing Manager
Account Executive
Digital Media & Public Relations Manager
Public Relations Coordinator
Junior Publicist
Public Relations Associate
Communications Advisor
Community Engagement Officer

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

NSW Government (Public Service Commission)
LBPR
Allison and Partners Australia
Peak Media Relations
Spectrum Group
OPR Agency
Edelman Australia
CREATE Foundation
Omnicom
Department of Home Affairs
Equifax
Kookai
Peoplecare

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

LBPR
Go-To Skincare
Cancer Council
Mars Petcare
University of Wollongong
Westpac
Department of Social Services
icare NSW
HUSH Communications
Buckaroo Leatherworks
Sweaty Betty PR
Hausmann Communications
Hello Fresh
NSW Health

Key industry job websites

AMI Jobhub

Formal graduate programs

NSW Public Service Commission
Fujitsu
Holcim
Accenture
ACMA
Nestle
Westpac
ATO

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines.

GradConnection- Industry internships/ vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business (Public Relations)

Discipline overview

Sport Marketing and Management examines the sports industry from behind the scenes, looking at business and consumer relationships, the leadership and promotion of sporting careers and the organisation and advancement of sporting businesses. Sports are an integral part of life for many. From community building local sports clubs to the elite athletes idolised by many, sport is a key part of our social fabric. It has also evolved into a big business where major brands are produced, promoted and consumed. The application of marketing and management skills in the sports industry can grow teams, events, and companies into competitive and profitable entities.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of key skills adapted from the QAA UK subject benchmark statement for this discipline. The full skills list can be found at QAA UK.

Demonstrated core knowledge of management and marketing principles, concepts and theories relevant to the sports industry
Strong people management skills with ability to plan, coordinate, organise, delegate, lead and motivate
Strengths in building, leading and sustaining effective and high performing teams
Research capability and ability to interpret complex information to provide evidence-based recommendations
Commercial awareness- an understanding of the market, consumer wants and needs and the business requirements of the client
Innovation and creativity to contribute to campaigns and strategies
Digital literacy skills with ability to leverage a variety of online systems and platforms
Strong interpersonal skills and ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing
Ability to engage effectively with both internal and external stakeholders

Related occupations

As this is a new major at UOW, the following list of occupations has been compiled from industry data (up to four years after graduation). Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:

Event Management Assistant
Social Media Advisor
Marketing Assistant
Sports Administrator
Marketing Officer
Sponsorship Officer
Media Relations Officer
Sports Public Relations Officer
Sports Community and Liaison Officer
Tourism Manager
Sports Marketing Manager
Sports Club Manager
Events Manager
Sporting Facility Manager
Player Manager
Sports Marketing and Brand Manager
Media and Communications Manager

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

As this is a new major at UOW, the following list of employers has been compiled from industry data (up to four years after graduation).

Professional Sporting Clubs
Community Sporting Organisations
Event Management
Sports Tourism
Sports Marketing
Athlete Representation
Sporting Governing Departments
Sports Merchandisers
Local Governments
Sports and Recreation Departments
Sporting Facilities
Sports Media

Key industry job websites

Formal graduate programs

NSW Public Service Commission
Westpac
Commonwealth Bank
Deloitte
Optus
KPMG
EY

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines

GradConnection- Industry internships/vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business (Sport Marketing and Management)

Discipline overview

Supply Chain Management is concerned with the entire lifecycle of a product or service, from before it is made, to how it is disposed of, and how it moves between each stage. As well as goods and services, supply chain management professionals analyse and manage information from the suppliers, through intermediaries, to the customer. It includes managing technical processes: both within the firm between functions such as procurement, manufacturing and marketing; and between organisations such as manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers and retailers.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of key skills adapted from the QAA UK subject benchmark statement for this discipline. The full skills list can be found at QAA UK.

Demonstrated core knowledge of supply chain and logistics management concepts and theories
Commercial awareness and a strong understanding of the environment and markets in which the business operates
Project management skills with strengths in attention to detail, organisation and planning skills
Strong people management skills with ability to plan, coordinate, organise, delegate, lead and motivate
Digital literacy with skills in data analysis and ability to utilise data to inform decision making
Ability to think strategically with strong problem solving and decision-making capability
Stakeholder engagement, negotiation and influencing skills
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Related occupations

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Supply Chain Graduate
Operations Graduate
Procurement Specialist
Logistics Clerk
Contract & Procurement Administrator
Business Analyst
Quality Assurance Assessor
Data Analyst
Order Fulfilment Coordinator
Supply Chain Analyst
Warehouse Supervisor
Digital Account Manager
Stores Clerk

The following list is of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation). Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:

Supply Chain and Logistics Analyst
Project Team Lead
Operations Manager
Risk Analyst
Vendor Management Officer
Supply Coordinator
Supply Chain Officer
Operations Graduate
Supply Chain and Inventory Analyst
Data Analyst
Production Coordinator
Graduate Leader - Supply Chain Analyst
Supply Chain Associate
Planner
Business Improvement Specialist

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Toll Group
Reece Plumbing
Wollongong Coal
Waples Marketing Group
Mainfreight
Droppoint Australia
Samsung
Lloyd's Register
BlueScope Steel
PT Agincourt Resources
Dekorform
Nestle
Enware Australia
Ausgrid

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Thiess
Southern Eastern Community Connect
Toll Global Forwarding
Hornby Transport Services
Engistics
Droppoint Australia
Think Global Logistics
Careem Networks
Foreshore Shipping Container Services
Dafbet
DHL
Mainfreight
Bluescope
P. Moller – Maersk
Ceva Logistics
Lion Nathan
DHL Supply Chain

Key industry job websites

Formal graduate programs

Woolworths
Linfox
Coles
Mainfreight
Lion Nathan
TOLL
Transport for NSW
Qantas
BP
DHL
Accenture
KPMG
EY

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines

GradConnection- Industry internships/vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business (Supply Chain Management)

Discipline overview

Tourism is a worldwide industry that continues to play an important part in both wealthy nations and developing economies. It can be in many ways the business of adventure, but is also global community and creating wealth at every level from local to global. The industry also supports a number of innovative specialist fields including eco-tourism and global volunteering.

Key employability skills

The following is a sample list of general key skills that can be acquired from this discipline.

Excellent communication and interpersonal skill
Stakeholder engagement, negotiation and influencing skills
Strong people management skills with ability to plan, coordinate, organise, delegate, lead and motivate
Project management skills with strengths in attention to detail, organisation and planning skills
Ability to think strategically with strong problem solving and decision-making capability
Demonstrate responsible judgement in decision making

Related occupations

Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Travel Specialist
Account Management Specialist
Project and Process Manager

Recruitment Consultant
Events Coordinator
Travel Consultant
Food and Beverage Supervisor
VOC Community Manager
Conference Team Leader
Account Management Associate

Employers

Explore the type of organisations you would like to work for by looking at some of the employers in your field.

Below is a list of employers of UOW graduates sourced from the 2018 and 2019 QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey (up to four months after graduation).

Regal Wings

The following list of employers of UOW graduates sourced through the UOW Alumni Team or the LinkedIn Alumni Tool (up to four years after graduation).

Hays
Flight Centre Travel Group
Contiki Holidays
Holiday Inn Old Sydney
WYSE Travel Confederation
Expedia Australia
Fraser Suites Sydney
Gartner

Key industry job websites

Hospoworld

Formal graduate programs

Tourism Australia
NSW Government

Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.

Career research and networks

When researching possible careers, obtaining relevant information from a range of sources helps inform your career decisions.

Labour Market Information Portal – Australian government website with salaries, industry growth and required skills for a wide range of jobs

Your career – Australian government website with a range of careers information

UK Prospects – a UK based career exploration site

Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.

Postgraduate study and research

Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2019 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18.9% of undergraduates Australia wide were engaged in postgraduate study four months after graduation.

Developing industry experience

UOW Work experience subjects – Formal work integrated learning subjects available at UOW across all disciplines.

GradConnection- Industry internships/ vacation programs

The Forage- Virtual industry internships

UOWx – A range of co-curricular activities available for UOW students

Course information

Bachelor of Business (TAFE Advanced Diploma of Travel and Tourism Management)

What can I do to be proactive right now?

CRL100 and CRLP200 are elective subjects that help you clarify career direction & obtain work experience.
Further information on future prospects, salaries and future trends for particular roles of interest can be found in labour market insights.
You can also explore the careers of other UOW graduates on the LinkedIn Alumni tool
Access the Hidden Job Market to find employment with small to medium sized enterprises (SME’s).
Find out about Graduate Recruitment Programs, fast tracked career pathway programs for graduates.
Career Action Plan gives you concrete actions throughout your degree to pursue your career goals
Careers and Employability Resources are easy to access and can provide you with knowledge about employment
Careers and Employability online resources is an online library to improve student, graduate and alumni employability
CareerSmart/CareerSmart Discovery Tool are comprehensive & interactive career development tools

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