Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance
If you’re a finance industry professional with business or finance qualifications, the Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance is your chance to study a specialised, shortened program at Masters level. You can complete the course in one year part-time, then you can choose to complete the full Master of Applied Finance with an extra year of part-time study. Both programs are taught and assessed together.
The program can be generalist in nature or structured to allow students to develop specialised knowledge in a sharply focused field.
You can choose to specialise in:
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Program of study
Compare the different units you'll study depending on your choice of specialisations.
Who should apply?
This program is for experienced finance professionals seeking to further their skills and knowledge in finance.
Entry requirements
The minimum entry requirements for the Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance are:
- Two years full-time equivalent relevant professional work experience AND either:
- A Bachelor's degree or recognised equivalent in business/finance field OR
- A Bachelor's degree or recognised equivalent and Graduate Certificate in Finance or recognised equivalent
- Evidence of proficiency in English. For more information see English Language Requirements.
Graduate opportunities
Applied Finance Centre graduates have gone on to senior positions within banking, corporate finance, stockbroking, investment management, venture capital, project finance and risk management firms in Australia and overseas.
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