Checkout the Marketing Courses and Universities in Australia....
Mar 18, 2025 10:47:42
Master of Management (Marketing)
Bachelor of Commerce with Marketing major
Fees:
Bachelor’s: AUD 48,000 – AUD 52,000/year
Master’s: AUD 48,000 – AUD 51,000/year
Intake:
February and July
Ranking (2024):
QS World University Ranking: #14 globally
Master of Commerce (Marketing Specialization)
Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing major)
Fees:
Bachelor’s: AUD 49,000 – AUD 53,000/year
Master’s: AUD 51,000 – AUD 54,000/year
Intake:
February and July
Ranking (2024):
QS World University Ranking: #19 globally
Master of Commerce (Marketing Specialization)
Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing)
Fees:
Bachelor’s: AUD 47,000 – AUD 51,000/year
Master’s: AUD 49,000 – AUD 52,000/year
Intake:
February, June, September (multiple intakes)
Ranking (2024):
QS World University Ranking: #19 globally
Master of Marketing
Bachelor of Business (Marketing major)
Fees:
Bachelor’s: AUD 43,000 – AUD 46,000/year
Master’s: AUD 46,000 – AUD 48,000/year
Intake:
February and July
Ranking (2024):
QS World University Ranking: #42 globally
Master of Business (Marketing)
Bachelor of Business Management (Marketing)
Fees:
Bachelor’s: AUD 45,000 – AUD 47,000/year
Master’s: AUD 47,000 – AUD 49,000/year
Intake:
February and July
Ranking (2024):
QS World University Ranking: #43 globally
Master of Marketing Management
Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing major)
Fees:
Bachelor’s: AUD 46,000 – AUD 49,000/year
Master’s: AUD 48,000 – AUD 50,000/year
Intake:
February and July
Ranking (2024):
QS World University Ranking: #34 globally
Master of Marketing
Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
Fees:
Bachelor’s: AUD 39,000 – AUD 42,000/year
Master’s: AUD 42,000 – AUD 44,000/year
Intake:
February and July
Ranking (2024):
QS World University Ranking: #123 globally
Master of Marketing
Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
Fees:
Bachelor’s: AUD 41,000 – AUD 44,000/year
Master’s: AUD 44,000 – AUD 46,000/year
Intake:
February and July
Ranking (2024):
QS World University Ranking: #90 globally
Master of Marketing
Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing)
Fees:
Bachelor’s: AUD 38,000 – AUD 40,000/year
Master’s: AUD 40,000 – AUD 42,000/year
Intake:
March, July, and November
Ranking (2024):
QS World University Ranking: #217 globally
Master of Marketing
Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing)
Fees:
Bachelor’s: AUD 39,000 – AUD 41,000/year
Master’s: AUD 41,000 – AUD 43,000/year
Intake:
February and July
Ranking (2024):
QS World University Ranking: #195 globally
Duration: 1–1.5 years
Entry: Usually after Class 12
Focus: Practical skills in social media, branding, digital marketing campaigns
Duration: 3 years (can be 4 with Honours)
Entry: Completion of Class 12 with good academic scores, IELTS/TOEFL
Focus: Marketing strategy, consumer behavior, advertising, market research
Duration: 1.5–2 years
Entry: A Bachelor’s degree (in any field), English language proficiency, sometimes GMAT
Focus: Advanced marketing management, international marketing, digital strategy, marketing analytics
Melbourne — Known for top universities and vibrant business culture
Sydney — Hub of marketing agencies and global companies
Brisbane — Affordable with good academic reputation
Perth and Adelaide — Quieter but great quality education
Academic transcripts (Class 12 for UG; Bachelor’s degree for PG)
IELTS score: 6.0–7.0 overall (depending on the course)
Statement of Purpose (SOP)
Letters of Recommendation (for postgraduate)
Portfolio or relevant work experience (if required)
Diploma: AUD 8,000–15,000 per year
Undergraduate: AUD 25,000–40,000 per year
Postgraduate: AUD 30,000–50,000 per year
Consumer Behaviour
Digital Marketing
Branding & Advertising
Market Research & Data Analytics
Sales & Negotiation
Social Media Strategy
International Marketing
Marketing Communications
Marketing Manager
Brand Strategist
Digital Marketing Specialist
Market Research Analyst
Social Media Manager
Advertising Account Executive
Public Relations Officer
International student scholarships offered by most universities (based on academic excellence)
Research scholarships (for postgraduate coursework with research components)
Destination Australia Scholarship (regional study locations)
Digital Marketing
Social Media Marketing
Market Research
Advertising and Promotion
Marketing Strategy
Brand Management
Public Relations
Generally 12 to 18 months
Some institutions also offer Advanced Diploma in Marketing and Communication (takes an additional 6–12 months)
Completion of Class 12 (Higher Secondary)
IELTS score of 5.5 to 6.0 (overall)
Sometimes a basic understanding of business or prior study in communication/marketing is preferred, but not always required
Approximately AUD 8,000 to AUD 15,000 per year
Payment plans or partial scholarships may be available depending on the college
TAFE NSW (New South Wales)
TAFE Queensland
Victoria University Polytechnic (Melbourne)
RMIT University College (Melbourne)
South Metropolitan TAFE (Perth)
Holmesglen Institute (Victoria)
TAFE South Australia
Marketing Coordinator
Assistant Brand Manager
Digital Marketing Assistant
Advertising Assistant
Sales & Promotions Officer
Market Research Assistant
PR Assistant
After completing a Diploma in Marketing, students can:
Directly enter junior-level marketing jobs
Progress to an Advanced Diploma
Apply for credit transfer into a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing or Business (saving time and money)
Highly practical and industry-focused
Flexible study options (on-campus + hybrid learning)
Opportunity for post-study work visa after progressing to higher qualifications
Entry into Australia’s growing marketing job market, especially in digital marketing
Digital Marketing
Advertising & Promotion
Brand Management
Consumer Behaviour
International Marketing
Social Media Marketing
Marketing Analytics
3 years (full-time)
Some universities offer a 4th-year Honours program for students aiming for research or academic careers.
Completion of Class 12 (CBSE/ISC/State Board) with a good percentage (usually 60–70% and above).
English proficiency:
IELTS: 6.0–6.5 (no band less than 6.0)
TOEFL: 79+ iBT
Some universities accept foundation courses if students don't meet direct entry requirements.
Approximately AUD 28,000 – AUD 45,000 per year
Scholarships can significantly reduce this cost (merit-based or international student scholarships).
University of Melbourne — Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing Major)
Monash University — Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
University of Sydney — Bachelor of Commerce with Marketing specialization
RMIT University — Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
University of New South Wales (UNSW) — Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing Major)
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) — Bachelor of Business (Marketing)
Griffith University — Bachelor of Business (Marketing Major)
Deakin University — Bachelor of Marketing
Marketing Principles
Consumer Behaviour
Digital & Social Media Marketing
Market Research
Brand Management
Business Communication
Strategic Marketing
Sales Management
Marketing Manager
Digital Marketing Specialist
Brand Manager
Market Research Analyst
Product Marketing Manager
PR & Communications Executive
Social Media Manager
Advertising Strategist
Strong industry connections (many universities offer internships)
Exposure to international business environments
Opportunity for Post-Study Work Visa (Temporary Graduate Visa, subclass 485)
Growing demand for skilled marketing professionals in Australia’s digital economy
Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarships (offered by most universities)
International Merit Scholarships (10%–50% tuition discounts)
Faculty-specific awards for high-achieving students
1.5 to 2 years (full-time)
Some universities offer accelerated 1-year options for students with relevant prior studies or work experience.
A bachelor’s degree (in marketing, business, or even unrelated fields — many programs accept students from diverse academic backgrounds)
English proficiency:
IELTS: 6.5 overall (with no band less than 6.0)
TOEFL iBT: around 79–90
Some universities may require a GMAT for MBA pathways, but not typically for pure marketing master’s programs.
Professional work experience is beneficial but not always required.
Approximately AUD 32,000 – AUD 55,000 per year
Scholarships and international student bursaries can lower the cost.
University of Melbourne — Master of Management (Marketing)
Monash University — Master of Marketing
University of Sydney — Master of Commerce (Marketing Specialization)
RMIT University — Master of Marketing
University of New South Wales (UNSW) — Master of Commerce with Marketing
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) — Master of Business (Marketing)
University of Technology Sydney (UTS) — Master of Marketing
Deakin University — Master of Marketing
Strategic Marketing
Consumer Decision-Making
Digital Marketing and Analytics
Social Media Strategy
Integrated Marketing Communications
International Marketing
Pricing and Brand Management
Market Research and Data Interpretation
Marketing Strategy and Leadership
Marketing Director / Marketing Manager
Digital Marketing Manager
Market Research Consultant
Brand Strategist
Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) pathway
Product Manager
Advertising Director
Media Planner
Sales and Business Development Manager
Entry-level positions: AUD 65,000 – AUD 80,000 per year
Mid-level managers: AUD 90,000 – AUD 120,000 per year
Senior marketing managers/directors: AUD 140,000+ per year
Strong focus on practical marketing projects and industry collaboration
Networking opportunities with global brands headquartered in Australia
Pathway to Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) for post-study work
Multicultural environment with large Indian student communities
Australia Awards Scholarships (for high-achieving international students)
International Student Merit Scholarships at most universities (10%–50% tuition fee reduction)
Faculty or business school-specific scholarships
University of Melbourne (Melbourne Business School)
University of New South Wales (UNSW)
Monash University
University of Sydney
University of Queensland
Australian National University (ANU)
Duration: Typically 3 to 4 years full-time.
First year: Coursework in research methods, advanced marketing theory, and statistical analysis.
Following years: Focused research, dissertation writing, and publication of papers.
Master’s degree with a research component or first-class Honours degree.
Strong academic transcripts.
Research proposal aligned with faculty expertise.
Proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL).
GMAT/GRE may be required by some universities, though not always.
Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) scholarships.
University-specific scholarships (fully funded or partial).
Some positions also come as part of funded research projects or research assistantships.
Consumer behavior
Digital marketing
Branding and brand management
Marketing analytics
Services marketing
Sustainable marketing
International marketing
Academic Qualification:
Completion of Australian Year 12 or equivalent (for international students, completion of senior secondary school or equivalent from your home country).
Minimum GPA or academic scores as required by the university (usually around 60–70% in senior secondary school).
English Language Proficiency:
IELTS score of 6.0–6.5 (no band less than 6.0), or
TOEFL iBT score of 60–90, or equivalent.
Some universities may require a personal statement or interview, though not common for undergraduate marketing courses.
Academic Qualification:
A bachelor’s degree in marketing, business, commerce, or a related field.
Some universities accept any bachelor’s degree with relevant work experience.
Work experience (optional):
Some programs, especially MBA in Marketing, may require 2–3 years of professional work experience.
English Language Proficiency:
IELTS score of 6.5–7.0 (no band less than 6.0), or
TOEFL iBT score of 79–100, or equivalent.
GMAT or GRE scores are generally not required unless applying for an MBA in Marketing in certain universities.
Completion of Year 12 or equivalent.
English proficiency (IELTS 5.5–6.0 or equivalent).
No prior professional experience generally required.
Valid passport and visa.
Proof of financial capacity to support tuition and living costs.
Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).
University of Melbourne
University of Sydney
Monash University
University of Queensland
UNSW Sydney
RMIT University
February Intake (Semester 1) — Primary intake (most courses offered)
July Intake (Semester 2) — Secondary intake (many programs still available)
November Intake (Trimester or Summer intake) — Limited programs and fast-track options
Applications open: March–August (of the previous year)
Deadline for international students:
Usually August to November (the year before intake)
Some universities accept applications until mid-December, depending on capacity
Applications open: September–February (of the same year)
Deadline for international students:
Typically February to May
Some universities close earlier (April) for popular courses
Applications generally open by April/May
Deadlines can be around September–October
Institutes: TAFE, private colleges
Duration: 6 months – 1 year
Cost: AUD 5,000 – 15,000 per year
Duration: 3 years
Cost (International students): AUD 25,000 – 45,000 per year
Cost (Domestic students): AUD 6,000 – 12,000 per year (CSP – Commonwealth Supported Place, if eligible)
University of Melbourne
Monash University
University of Sydney
UNSW Sydney
Duration: 1.5 – 2 years
Cost (International students): AUD 30,000 – 55,000 per year
Cost (Domestic students): AUD 20,000 – 35,000 per year
University of Melbourne (Melbourne Business School)
University of Sydney
University of Queensland
Monash University
Platforms: RMIT Online, University of Sydney short courses, Coursera (with Australian partners), General Assembly
Cost: AUD 500 – 5,000 depending on length and depth
