I don't know about that, but we business degree students have a 90%+ employment rate, as i have read beforeRaiks said:well business/commerce is the new arts isn't it?
Give it a few years.Korn said:I don't know about that, but we business degree students have a 90%+ employment rate, as i have read before
Come on i dont really see anything in common with arts, just by going by the name "Arts" it implies its for layabout doll bludgers, then their are the specilisations that arent even career specific, they seem to be their just to "learn" and u cant really find a job in them. Unlike business degrees which all lead somewhereRaiks said:Give it a few years.
Most Definitely not Accounting, as we are currently experiencing a national Shortage of Accountants, and regardless of the economy accountants are neededsarevok said:"Give it a few years."
The demand for business graduates who have majored in marketing or such may drop marginally in a few years time, but certainly not for Accounting majors.
Yes, but their starting salary is lower, and takes them longer to progress up the laddersarevok said:Yeah. Accountants have been in demand for the past 50 years, and I don't see that changing soon - especially since the economy is in such a strong growth period now, businesses are generally expanding and accountants are needed to oversee the financial aspect of this expansion, which is one of the reasons why we have a national shortage. Hell, even people who get an accounting diploma from TAFE have a high employment rate.
Yes but i think, he thinks that there are too many marketing graduates, and they will not all be needednatstar said:there are huge prospects for marketing. It doesent only cover marketing in general, but research, communications, international marketing, distribution, advertising, PR etc.
I dont prospects would drop. A business will not be successful with out a marketing campaign
Give it 2 or 3 years and Australia economy will be slowing alot.sarevok said:Accountants have been in demand for the past 50 years, and I don't see that changing soon - especially since the economy is in such a strong growth period now, businesses are generally expanding and accountants are needed to oversee the financial aspect of this expansionwho get an accounting diploma from TAFE have a high employment rate.
However, no matter what shape the economy is in Accountants are always needed.Shuter said:Give it 2 or 3 years and Australia economy will be slowing alot.
There should be, even if its not in the corporate sector, u could be a supervisor in a retail outlet, and it would also depend on the electives ur doingklh said:ive always disliked accounting for some reason, but after doing one of the units, i enjoy it. i just hoep there are jobs for management degrees...
you need to organise the money before you have the money to create a marketing campaign. accountants will ALWAYS be the primary role in business. it is the core. business could survive without specialised employees int he other areas, but accountants are imperative to a businesses survivalnatstar said:there are huge prospects for marketing. It doesent only cover marketing in general, but research, communications, international marketing, distribution, advertising, PR etc.
I dont prospects would drop. A business will not be successful with out a marketing campaign