19 Online programmes offered by the university

This Arts - Creative Writing programme at Macquarie University equips you with both theoretical knowledge and practice-based skills. You’ll learn about the production and publishing contexts in which writing occurs, as well as the cultural and social issues that shape writing in Australia and internationally. 

Statelessness. Corporate responsibility. Inequality. Religious conflicts. Climate change. The law plays an integral role in managing how each of these issues – and countless more across the globe – are analysed, evaluated and resolved. Macquarie University offers a Master of Laws.

On the Master of Applied Linguistics and TESOL at Macquarie University study a range of units that are relevant whether you’re a teacher of English or another language.

How can societies and individuals manage change in times of uncertainty? How might we address inequalities; nurture health and wellbeing; and meet the challenges of climate change, rapidly changing workplaces and emerging technologies? Macquarie University offers a degree in Social Sciences.

Studying Bachelor of Arts - Spanish and Latin American Studies at Macquarie University will develop your proficiency in communicating in a natural and effective way in any Spanish-speaking environment. 

In today’s ever-evolving global economy, the best managers are agile and innovative, they’re impressive communicators and collaborators, they have a global mindset and create sustainable value, and they empower those around them.With the Master of Business Administration from Macquarie University, you can become this manager.

Studying this Bachelor of Arts - Modern History at Macquarie University gives you a rich perspective on the evolution of today's complex and rapidly evolving world.   

Criminology is a rich, interdisciplinary field that weaves together specialties across the social sciences, law, politics and psychology. It’s an exciting and dynamic profession that’s ever-changing due to the way modern societies – and the criminals within – constantly evolve. Macquarie University offers a Bachelor of Criminology.

The study of Arts - Chinese Studies at  Macquarie University is based on Mandarin. Having the ability to communicate successfully across cultures, as well as the expertise to apply language and cultural engagement skills in local and global situations, will enhance your career prospects in a range of professions with an international outlook.

Studying the Arts - English programme at Macquarie University helps you develop an informed, global, cross-cultural perspective of the world. 

The Bachelor of Arts at Macquarie University has been reimagined by our world-leading academics in consultation with industry partners and public-sector organisations, so you can be assured you’ll acquire the transferable and technical skills needed for success in today’s and tomorrow’s workplaces. 

With the Bachelor of Arts - Philosophy at Macquarie University you'll develop reasoning skills, and learn how to think for yourself rather than relying on someone else’s authority. You’ll reflect on your views – and give reasons for them – and understand and evaluate other positions and arguments. 

This Bachelor of Arts - Japanese Studies at Macquarie University emphasises intercultural language learning, where you’ll explore and understand the relationship between language and culture. 

This Arts - Criminology programme at Macquarie University combines knowledge from criminology, policing, sociology, law and social policy to give you access to knowledge and information about contemporary criminological theory.   

This Bachelor of Arts - Sociology at Macquarie University focuses on the dynamics of these social relationships and the processes of social change in contemporary societies.  

The Arts - Gender Studies at Macquarie University investigates what it means to be a woman/man/other gender identity in society at different times and places. You’ll look closely at the impact of gender, sex and sexuality on people’s lives at home, cross-culturally, at work, in public policy, in the media, on the streets and in the classroom. 

The Arts - Ancient History programme from Macquarie University provides a foundation in the study of the societies of Egypt and the Near East, as well as those of Greece, Rome and Late Antiquity, and allows you to choose units that interest you from a range of exciting subjects.

The Arts - Psychological Science course at Macquarie University offers you the flexibility to study a range of diverse areas in addition to a minimum number of psychology units. 

The Applied Finance programme at Macquarie University is recognised as the banking and finance industry's premier graduate degree.