La Trobe University Courses

Between 2010 and 2020, the amount of data created, captured and consumed grew from 2 zettabytes to a staggering 64 zettabytes globally.

Inequality is growing.* As the world's richest people strengthen their hold on power and resources, more than 700 million people around the world have been left far behind in extreme poverty.** And with growing global uncertainty, this figure is rising.

Turn your passion for biology into a diverse career. La Trobe's Bachelor of Biological Sciences gives you a strong scientific grounding plus the flexibility to specialise in an area that interests you.Start with the basics.

Looking for your path to a career as a qualified professional accountant?

Become the bridge between the technical and managerial aspects of cybercrime prevention.La Trobe's Master of Cybersecurity (Business Operations) will teach you predictive techniques to align business needs and deliver meaningful outcomes in cybersecurity.

With businesses of all sizes grappling with the internationalisation of trade, there's an urgent need for highly skilled business leaders who can navigate the complexities of trade across multiple borders, cultures and continents.

Technological advances are reshaping the business world - including transforming how companies organise and coordinate their operations.

New technology and social media platforms continue to change the way companies connect with their customers. The demand is growing for business leaders with up-to-the-minute marketing knowledge and skills. La Trobe's Master of Marketing puts you at the forefront of marketing in the digital era.

Despite the efforts of multilateral organisations, governments and philanthropists, more than 700 million people (around 10 per cent of the world's population) still live in extreme poverty - often without adequate clean water, food or access to healthcare.* As inequality continues to increase...

We live in one vast, interconnected world. While nation states and local economies still dominate the overall playing field, there's an ever-increasing flow between countries - of trade, capital, information and people. And it's irreversibly transforming our lives.

Humans have evolved, traded and warred for many thousands of years. But, for the vast majority of human history, change happened very slowly.

Digital technologies are transforming the ways engineering and construction companies operate. From robotics on building sites to virtual and augmented reality employed during project planning, businesses need engineering managers with the latest technological skills and experience.