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Information about the career pathways for your chosen major, as well as links to other useful resources.
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Accounting
Qualified accountants can work in a wide and diverse range of organisations, including multinational accounting and business service corporations, banking and financial services, not-for-profits and government.
Business Analytics
With a major in Business Analytics you could work in almost every sector including finance, consulting, manufacturing, health, education, marketing and sales, local and central government.
Commercial Law
Commercial Law graduates find employment in organisations such as banks, insurance companies, accountants, consultancies and property firms, as well as local and central government departments.
Economics
Studying economics is a pathway to productive and rewarding work in corporations, SMEs or public sector organisations.
Finance
With a degree in Finance, you will be well prepared for a career in banking, investment management or corporate finance.
Information Systems
With a major in Information Systems you could work in all sectors including: Banking; financial services; insurance; information technology services; telecommunications and many more.
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
There are numerous opportunities for graduates to work for both innovative start-ups and established ventures in New Zealand and internationally.
International Business
International Business prepares you for work in all areas of management within internationally active organisations.
Management
Management graduates can find work in almost every sector, in New Zealand and around the world.
Marketing
Graduates who have specialised in marketing typically enjoy a wide range of employment opportunities in marketing departments, retailing, sales, market research and more.
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Operations and supply chain managers are in high demand and not just in manufacturing. Graduates could find work in any industry where processes are important and products or materials are moved.
Property
Property professionals can find employment in a wide range of organisations including construction companies, consultancies, real estate agencies, property valuation companies, housing organisations, infrastructure providers and government.
Taxation
A Taxation major will equip you with the skills and knowledge to become a taxation specialist either as a commercial professional or (after qualification) as a chartered accountant or CPA.
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