Business Analytics Courses
97% employment success rate | Starting salaries from $70K | Flexible online learning in your own time | Business analysts are problem solvers who investigate operational issues and identify new opportunities for businesses. They recommend effective solutions, improve processes, and facilitate change. You can develop these skills by completing industry courses and certifications from BCS IIBA, APMG and CompTIA.
Our full list of business analytics courses & certifications
With over 16 years of experience in the tech education space, we’re proud to have helped tens-of-thousands of students gain in-demand business analysis skills and secure exciting new roles at companies and institutions such as Deloitte, Amazon, Goldman Sachs, Sky, and hundreds more. Take a look at our full list of courses below.
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51,000+
The number of ICT Business and Systems Analysts employed across Australia.
97% employment success
For people who complete our courses and Career Services program.
$70K - $90K+
Average salary band for entry and junior-level qualified business analysis professionals in Australia.
There’s never been a better time to get into business analysis...
LinkedIn's Skills on the Rise 2026 report highlighted the growing demand for professionals with data intelligence, communication and relationship building, and risk management skills. Business Analysts' skills and expertise span all three areas, clearly illustrating the need for certified business analysis professionals in Australia and New Zealand.
Whether you’re navigating the world of business analysis for the first time, or you're looking to progress your career and build on existing experience, we have the courses and expertise you need.
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Did You Know? Business Analysts earn above the national average salary
Business Analysts continue to be in strong demand across Australia and New Zealand, with salaries remaining competitive across both markets.
In Australia, Business Analysts earn average salaries of AUD$110,000–AUD$130,000+, with senior professionals commanding AUD$150,000+. The Information & Communication Technology sector offers the highest average salary for Business Analysts at A$142,816.
In New Zealand, Business Analysts typically earn NZD$90,000–NZD$110,000+, while senior roles can exceed NZD$130,000. The highest-paying sector is also Information & Communication Technology, with an average salary of NZD$131,344.
Learn more on our business analysis job market insights page
What jobs or roles can I get after studying business analyst courses, and what do they pay?
The good news: demand for business analyst professionals globally and in Australia and New Zealand is high, with salaries coming in way above the national average to reflect this demand.
Some of the most commonly advertised and sought-after business analyst roles, with their average salaries, are:
- Agile Business Analyst - Average salary $125k AU / $90k NZ
- Business Analyst - Average salary $158k AU / $136k NZ
- Business Analyst Project Manager - Average salary $193k AU / $90k NZ
- Business Analyst Retail - Average salary $214k AU / $136k NZ
- Business Change Analyst - Average salary $148k AU / $92k NZ
- Business Data Analyst - Average salary $190k AU / $172k NZ
- Business Process Analyst - Average salary $154k AU / $115k NZ
- IT Business Analyst - Average salary $130k AU / $110k NZ
- Digital Business Analyst - Average salary $169k AU / $104k NZ
Industry-recognised business analytics certifications can unlock decent starting salaries at entry and junior levels if you're starting or switching your career. More advanced business analytics courses can also help you progress to more senior, higher-paid roles within the sector.
Learn more in our dedicated guide on how to become a Business Analyst.
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