Every CRICOS-registered course in the Management And Commerce field of education that is delivered to international students in Australia, organised by state and city. Sourced from the official CRICOS register.
What does Management And Commerce cover? CRICOS courses in this ASCED field of education include business management, accounting, finance, marketing, sales, banking, human-resources and related commerce disciplines. International students study these courses across universities, TAFEs and registered private colleges in every Australian state and territory.
Management and commerce graduates enter accounting, finance, banking, marketing, human resources, supply-chain and general management roles across Australia's corporate, SME and public sectors. Accounting graduates who complete CPA/CA ANZ pathways, and finance analysts in major banks and Big Four firms, are among the most common international-student career outcomes.
Almost every Australian university lists bachelor and masters programmes in business, commerce, accounting and MBA streams. TAFEs and private colleges deliver Certificate IV and Diploma business qualifications that package into bachelor pathways. Compare AACSB/EQUIS accreditation and professional body recognition (CPA, CA ANZ, CFA) when shortlisting.
Bachelor of Business/Commerce: typically 3 years. MBA and specialised masters: 1–2 years. VET diplomas: 1–2 years. Indicative international tuition often sits AUD 28,000–55,000 per year at universities; VET business diplomas are commonly AUD 8,000–20,000 for the programme.
Accounting migration assessments usually run through CPA Australia, CA ANZ or IPA. Marketing and general management roles are less regulated, but employers still expect CRICOS-recognised awards and, for many graduate programmes, strong English evidence.
Last reviewed: 29 August 2026. Data: CRICOS register, April 2026.