The Bachelor of Economics at Monash University is a comprehensive program that illustrates how economies work at individual, corporate, governmental, and global levels. It provides students with a broad outlook on economic analysis and its applications. The course allows students to explore various economic issues like inequality, resource allocation, government economic policy etc., using theoretical and empirical tools. Features of the course include problem-solving through data analysis, critical thinking, and the understanding and application of economic models.

This program offers specializations in various sub-fields of economics like econometrics, development economics, and environmental economics. Students get the opportunity to study in a research-intensive environment, and interact with teaching staff who are at the forefront of economic research. The duration of the course is typically 3 years (full-time). After completion, graduates can consider careers in various sectors including finance, consulting, public policy, or even economic research and analysis.

Monash University, based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, is one of the country's leading educational institutions and is renowned for its research output, diverse range of academic programs, and vibrant campus life. It was named after the prominent Australian military leader and engineer Sir John Monash and was established in 1958, making it the second oldest university in the state of Victoria.