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- Accountancy
- Business Analytics
- Human Resource Management
- International Business
- Legal Studies
- Management
- Marketing
- Public Relations
- Sport Marketing and Management
- Supply Chain Management
- Sustainable Business
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 or private 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
Career Pathways
(data sourced from QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search)
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Longer-term Occupations |
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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.
Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection.
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Whether you're considering a number of career possibilities, or already have a specific career path in mind, it's useful to investigate a wide range of career options. Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates, up to 6 months after graduation:
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The following list is of jobs held by UOW Alumni, more than 6 months after graduation. Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:
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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 organisations that have employed UOW graduates and Alumni.
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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.
Professional Bodies and Associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Chartered Accountants Australia CPA
- Institute of Public Accountants IPA
- Deloitte
- PwC
- EY
- KPMG
- Commonwealth Bank
- Westpac Baking Corporation
- National Australian Bank
- Australian & New Zealand Banking Group
- Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)
- Chartered Accountants ANZ
Postgraduate study and research
Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18% 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.
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
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 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
Career Pathways
(data sourced from QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search)
| Formal Graduate Programs | Initial Graduate Occupations | Longer-term Occupations | Employers |
|---|---|---|---|
|
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.
Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection. |
Whether you're considering a number of career possibilities, or already have a specific career path in mind, it's useful to investigate a wide range of career options. Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates, up to 6 months after graduation:
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The following list is of jobs held by UOW Alumni, more than 6 months after graduation. Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:
|
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 organisations that have employed UOW graduates and Alumni.
|
Professional bodies and associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Australian Association for Information Systems
- Australian Computer Society
- Finance Sector Union
- IAPA
- IIBA
Postgraduate study and research
Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18% 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.
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
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 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
- The ability to interpret, analyse and apply information
- Strong organisational and administrative skills
- Data analysis and budgeting skills
- Decision making capability
- Commercial awareness
- Project management
Career Pathways
(data sourced from QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search)
| Formal Graduate Programs | Initial Graduate Occupations | Longer-term Occupations | Employers |
|---|---|---|---|
|
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.
Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection. |
Whether you're considering a number of career possibilities, or already have a specific career path in mind, it's useful to investigate a wide range of career options. Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates, up to 6 months after graduation:
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The following list is of jobs held by UOW Alumni, more than 6 months after graduation. Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:
|
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 organisations that have employed UOW graduates and Alumni.
|
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.
Professional Bodies and Associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Australian HR Institute (AHRI)
- Australian Institute of Management
- Australian Institute of Training and Development
- HRD Australia
- Industrial Relations Society of NSW
- The International Association for Human Resource Information Management
- Recruitment and Consulting Services Association
Postgraduate study and research
Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18% 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.
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
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 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
Career Pathways
(data sourced from QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search)
| Formal Graduate Programs | Initial Graduate Occupations | Longer-term Occupations | Employers |
|---|---|---|---|
|
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.
Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection. |
Whether you're considering a number of career possibilities, or already have a specific career path in mind, it's useful to investigate a wide range of career options. Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates, up to 6 months after graduation:
|
The following list is of jobs held by UOW Alumni, more than 6 months after graduation. Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:
|
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 organisations that have employed UOW graduates and Alumni.
|
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.
Professional Bodies and Associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Australian Institute of International Affairs
- Junior Chamber International Australia
- Advance
- Australian Association of International Business
- World Trade Organisation (WTO)
- International Chamber of Commerce
- Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Postgraduate study and research
Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18% 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.
Discipline Overview
Legal Studies equips you with knowledge and skills regarding legal concepts, ideas and institutions in Australia and internationally. You will learn key legal skills including the interpretation of legislation and case law, and the application of law to solve legal problems. You will develop a working understanding of the substance and process of law in social, government, environmental, commercial and international contexts. You will also develop skills in critically analysing relationships between law and justice, which can be applied to a range of other study areas.
Key employability skills
- Intellectual independence, including the ability to ask and answer cogent questions, identify gaps in their knowledge and acquire new knowledge, and engage in critical analysis and evaluation
- Attention to detail, innovative problem solving and adaptability
- Adeptness in conducting independent research, including accurate recognition of issue(s), the identification, retrieval and evaluation of accurate, current and relevant information from a diverse range of appropriate sources, and their appropriate application
- Ability to work with a range of data, including textual, numerical and statistical
- Clear, effective and precise verbal and/or non-verbal communication in responding appropriately and sensitively to a range of differing positions and arguments
- Digital literacy in finding, managing, creating and communicating information
- Time management and self-management, including an ability to reflect on their own learning, make effective use of feedback, a willingness to listen to advice and to acknowledge and correct errors
- Willingness and ability to work collaboratively
- Engagement with their own personal and professional development, including academic integrity
- Understanding of ethical conflicts that may arise and how to make reasoned, balanced judgements to resolve them
- Development of personal integrity and an awareness of the potential ethical impacts of decision-making
- Development of professional reflective capabilities to enhance personal practice, resilience and self-confidence
- Commercial awareness
Specialised areas
- Human Rights
- Media law
- Environmental and Planning
- Wills and estates
- Taxation
- Real Estate and Property law
- Public and Administrative law
- International law
- Intellectual Property law
- Family law
- Employment law
- Criminal law
- Consumer law
- Commercial law
- Civil litigation
- Banking and Finance law
Career Pathways
(data sourced from QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search)
| Formal Graduate Programs | Initial Graduate Occupations | Longer-term Occupations | Employers |
|---|---|---|---|
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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.
Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection. |
Whether you're considering a number of career possibilities, or already have a specific career path in mind, it's useful to investigate a wide range of career options. Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates, up to 6 months after graduation:
|
The following list is of jobs held by UOW Alumni, more than 6 months after graduation. Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:
|
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 organisations that have employed UOW graduates and Alumni.
|
Key industry job websites
Professional Bodies and Associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Law Society of New South Wales
- New South Wales Bar Association
- International Law Association
- Law Council of Australia
- Australian Bar Association
- Australian Lawyers Alliance
- Australian and New Zealand Criminology Society
- Patent and Trademark Attorneys of Australia
- The Australian Institute of Criminology
Postgraduate study options
UOW offers postgraduate study options if you want to pursue further research or specialise through academic coursework.
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
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.
- 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 including team building, resilience and well-being, leadership and motivating others, nurturing equality, diversity and inclusion
- The ability to plan, coordinate, organise and delegate
- 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 whilst selecting appropriate and sustainable solutions
- Ability to work effectively with others to resolve problems and challenges
- Stakeholder engagement, negotiation and influencing skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Research skills and strong digital literacy
- Commercial acumen based on an awareness of the key drivers for business success, causes of failure and the importance of providing customer satisfaction and building customer loyalty in sustainable ways
- Innovation, creativity and enterprise: the ability to act entrepreneurially to generate, develop and communicate ideas, manage and exploit intellectual property, gain support and deliver successful and sustainable outcomes
Career Pathways
(data sourced from QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search)
| Formal Graduate Programs | Initial Graduate Occupations | Longer-term Occupations | Employers |
|---|---|---|---|
|
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.
Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection. |
Whether you're considering a number of career possibilities, or already have a specific career path in mind, it's useful to investigate a wide range of career options. Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates, up to 6 months after graduation:
|
The following list is of jobs held by UOW Alumni, more than 6 months after graduation. Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:
|
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 organisations that have employed UOW graduates and Alumni.
|
Professional Bodies and Associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Australian Institute of Management
- Facility Management Association of Australia
- International Project Management Association (IPMA)
- The International Council of Management Consulting Institutes
- Project Management Institute (PMI)
- Australian Institute of Project Management
Postgraduate study and research
Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18% 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.
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
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 core knowledge of marketing principles, concepts and theories
- Research capability and ability to interpret complex information to provide evidence-based recommendations
- Commercial awareness through 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
Career Pathways
(data sourced from QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search)
| Formal Graduate Programs | Initial Graduate Occupations | Longer-term Occupations | Employers |
|---|---|---|---|
|
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.
Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection. |
Whether you are Whether you're considering a number of career possibilities, or already have a specific career path in mind, it's useful to investigate a wide range of career options. Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates, up to 6 months after graduation:
|
The following list is of jobs held by UOW Alumni, more than 6 months after graduation. Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:
|
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 organisations that have employed UOW graduates and Alumni.
|
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.
Professional Bodies and Associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Australian Marketing Institute
- ICON
- Australian Direct Marketing Association ADMA
- Australian Association of National Advertiser
- Australia Graphic Design Association (AGDA)
Postgraduate study and research
Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18% 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.
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
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, but 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.
- Demonstrate core knowledge of public relations concepts and theories
- Research capability and ability to interpret complex information to provide evidence-based recommendations
- Commercial awareness through 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
Career Pathways
(data sourced from QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search)
| Formal Graduate Programs | Initial Graduate Occupations | Longer-term Occupations | Employers |
|---|---|---|---|
|
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.
Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection. |
Whether you're considering a number of career possibilities, or already have a specific career path in mind, it's useful to investigate a wide range of career options. Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates, up to 6 months after graduation:
|
The following list is of jobs held by UOW Alumni, more than 6 months after graduation. Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:
|
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 organisations that have employed UOW graduates and Alumni.
|
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.
Professional Bodies and Associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR)
- International Public Relations Association (IPRA)
- The Centre of Corporate and Public affairs
Postgraduate study and research
Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18% 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.
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
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 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 through 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
Career Pathways
(data sourced from QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search)
| Formal Graduate Programs | Initial Graduate Occupations | Longer-term Occupations | Employers |
|---|---|---|---|
|
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.
Details of relevant graduate recruitment programs can be found on websites such as GradConnection. |
Whether you're considering a number of career possibilities, or already have a specific career path in mind, it's useful to investigate a wide range of career options. Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates, up to 6 months after graduation:
|
The following list is of jobs held by UOW Alumni, more than 6 months after graduation. Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:
|
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 organisations that have employed UOW graduates and Alumni.
|
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.
Professional Bodies and Associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Australian Sports Professionals Association
- Australian Marketing Institute
- Australian Association of Social Marketing
- ICON
- Australian Direct Marketing Association ADMA
- The Australian Television and Radio Association (ASTRA)
- Interactive Advertising Bureau
- Media Federation of Australia
Postgraduate study and research
Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18% 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.
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
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 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
Career Pathways
(data sourced from QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search)
| Formal Graduate Programs | Initial Graduate Occupations | Longer-term Occupations | Employers |
|---|---|---|---|
|
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.
|
Whether you're considering a number of career possibilities, or already have a specific career path in mind, it's useful to investigate a wide range of career options. Below is a list of jobs held by UOW graduates, up to 6 months after graduation:
|
The following list is of jobs held by UOW Alumni, more than 6 months after graduation. Note that some of these graduates have undertaken further study:
|
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 organisations that have employed UOW graduates and Alumni.
|
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.
- Hudson- Supply Chain and Procurement Recruitment
- Robert Walters- Procurement and Supply Chain Recruitment
Professional Bodies and Associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Australian Supply Chain Institute
- Chartered Institute Logistics & Transport Australia
- Australian Logistics Council
- Association for Supply Chain Management
- Women in Supply Chain Management
Postgraduate study and research
Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18% 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.
Discipline overview
Sustainable business will help you make a positive impact on society and the environment, preparing you for a more equitable, decarbonised world. You will learn how to analyse and implement solutions for complex issues around climate change, equality and modern slavery to create a brighter future for all. Whether you want to work for a large corporation, start your own business, or pursue a career in the non-profit sector, a major in sustainable business will prepare you to make a meaningful contribution to society while also achieving your professional goals.
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.
- Sustainability and ethical decision-making by analysing and implementing solutions for complex issues such as climate change, equality, and modern slavery.
- Critical thinking and problem-solving through critically evaluating business strategies and developing innovative solutions to sustainability challenges, enhancing analytical and problem-solving abilities.
- Communication and collaboration by engaging in group projects and presentations.
- Adaptability and resilience when navigating the dynamic field of sustainable business and being responsive to changing environmental and societal needs.
- Global and cultural awareness by understanding global sustainability issues and diverse cultural perspectives which equips you to operate effectively in international and multicultural business environments.
Career Pathways
As this is a newly created major, students have not yet graduated. Therefore, data does not yet exist from the QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey and LinkedIn Alumni Search. This will be added once students have graduated with this major.
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.
Professional Bodies and Associations
Build your career network and stay up to date with the latest developments in your industry by joining a professional association.
- Australian Sustainable Business Group
- Business Council for Sustainable Development Australia
- Australian Environment Business Network
Postgraduate study and research
Some career paths require postgraduate study. The 2023 Graduate Outcomes Report identified that 18% 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.