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Want to work in marketing? The courses here are all bachelor degrees, and they lead to the same kind of work. Here's how they differ and what each one covers.

Quickest way to start
3 years
Bachelor degree, typical full time length
What the jobs pay
$101,800
median pay across 1 job

Which course do you need?

It depends on the job you want.

  • Illustration of a person working as a digital marketing specialist

    A bachelor degree in marketing or digital marketing

    Become a digital marketing specialist

    Plan and run online campaigns, read the data they produce and use it to decide what to do next.

    JobDigital Marketing Specialist

    Median pay$101,800

    How long it takes
    3 to 4 years full time
    How you'll study
    Online, on campus or a mix

The marketing degrees compared

All of these are bachelor degrees, and all of them can lead to marketing work. The main differences are how much digital and data content they include, and whether marketing is the whole degree or a specialisation inside a business degree. Most can be studied online at one or more universities.

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Jobs you can do with this study

Pay is the median for everyone in the job, not a starting salary.

“In demand” means the job is on the national skills shortage list. Check the course and provider are approved for the work you want, as rules differ by state.

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Qualifications from training.gov.au, the national VET register, and Course Seeker, run by the Tertiary Admissions Centres and the Australian Government Department of Education. TAFE fees, lengths and study modes from each TAFE's own course pages. Pay and shortage status from Jobs and Skills Australia, except pay marked as an estimate. Providers are never ordered by who pays.