Postgraduate Course Outcomes

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Master of Applied Finance

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
  • apply advanced quantitative analysis concepts and techniques to interpret and forecast financial information
  • apply appropriate financial calculation and analysis techniques necessary to inform financial decision making and practice
  • discuss and apply the principles of strategic management to specific organisation contexts
  • demonstrate advanced technical knowledge through analysis, evaluation and application of relevant financial concepts, theories and techniques to a range of situations
  • demonstrate creative and flexible approaches to solving complex problems in professional contexts
  • discuss and apply risk management strategies to inform financial decision making
  • demonstrate the application of relevant legislation, regulations and codes of practice to a variety of scenarios in the financial services industry.

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Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
  • discuss and apply key financial theories and practices relevant to specific financial contexts
  • analyse and anticipate financial positions using financial calculations and analysis tools
  • identify, analyse and anticipate the impact of global influences on local financial conditions and circumstances
  • demonstrate advanced knowledge through analysis, evaluation and the application of relevant concepts, theories and techniques
  • apply problem-solving techniques to a range of financial situations
  • identify and apply risk management techniques to a range of financial situations
  • discuss and apply relevant legislation, regulations and codes of practice to a variety of scenarios in the financial services industry.

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Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
  • discuss and apply key financial theories and practices relevant to specific financial planning contexts
  • analyse and anticipate financial positions using financial calculations and analysis tools
  • identify, analyse and anticipate the impact of global influences on local financial conditions and circumstances
  • demonstrate advanced knowledge through analysis, evaluation and the application of relevant concepts, theories and techniques
  • apply problem-solving techniques to a range of financial planning situations
  • identify and apply risk management techniques to a range of financial planning situations
  • discuss and apply relevant legislation, regulations and codes of practice to a variety of scenarios in the financial planning industry.

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Graduate Certificate in Applied Finance

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
  • explain the key economic principles and drivers that underpin the operation of financial markets
  • identify the major local and global financial market participants and explain their interrelationships
  • identify the key codes of conduct, regulation and legislation and explain their impact on the financial services industry
  • explain the concept and forms of risk and how it is regulated in the financial services industry
  • define the concept of ethics and apply ethical considerations to a range of situations in financial services
  • apply basic techniques in financial calculations and analysis
  • identify and explain key economic factors that can influence the performance of financial markets
  • apply knowledge of financial services to a broad based functional role within the financial services industry.

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