La Trobe University Courses

The La Trobe MBA (Advanced) offers an extended MBA program.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of the most powerful forces behind digital disruption and AI skills are highly sought-after in a huge range of industries.

Hacking, cybercrime and defence strategies; welcome to the world of cybersecurity. Now and in the years to come, cybersecurity experts will be in high demand.

Technological disruption is creating immense wealth and prosperity for savvy entrepreneurs - while leaving old business models in the dust. Organisations around the world are searching for professionals who can leverage new technologies and business concepts, and help them stay ahead of the trends.

The Master of Planning will allow you to work with community development planning agencies and non-governmental organisations in urban, regional and rural areas in Australia and overseas.

Engineers are facing untold opportunities - and challenges. With robotics, artificial intelligence, climate change and globalisation transforming the playing field, businesses need highly skilled engineering leaders who can predict and respond to rapid change.

The Graduate Diploma in Planning is a pathway into planning for those without formal planning qualifications.

Marketing is a key component of any successful business. It is essential for not only selling products or services, but also understanding and connecting with customers. As technology evolves, businesses need leaders who have up-to-the-minute marketing expertise to steer them into the future.

As the technological revolution transforms the way we live, there's increasing demand for savvy business leaders who can navigate the opportunities - and complexities - of this new business landscape.* If you're looking to advance your career in global business, La Trobe's Graduate Diploma in...

From sourcing supplies to entering new markets around the world, businesses of all sizes now need a global perspective.

Make a difference in the lives of people with a disabilityThe disability services landscape is changing.

How can we create a sustainable future if we're blind to the past? By exploring our history and understanding where we've come from, archaeologists shine a light on what it means to be human and how we - and all living things - have evolved with our environment.