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Interactive E-books Online Presentations Discussion Forums Kaplan Library Workload Interactive E-books Interactive E-books E-books are advanced digital versions of traditional subject notes, and use some of the latest technology to give you greater interactivity and accessibility throughout your studies. E-books allow you to search for key words, highlight important content and write comments or calculations on the pages which you can print out and use for study purposes. You also have instant access to online learning resources such as online lectures, required readings and discussion forums. Online Presentations Online Presentations In order to enhance the learning experience, students can access a number of presentations within their subject rooms. Depending on the learning resources required, subjects may incorporate the following: Lecture presentations Videos to reinforce key topics Screencasts to demonstrate worked examples Other interactive presentations Delivered by industry experts from Australia’s leading financial institutions they can be viewed online or downloaded as an MP3 allowing you to listen anytime, anywhere. Discussion Forums Discussion Forums Each subject has an interactive discussion forum which gives you the opportunity to stimulate conversation, debate issues and share knowledge with other students. Each forum is facilitated by an industry practitioner who is a subject matter specialist who will guide you with your learning. Kaplan Library Kaplan Library The Kaplan Library and Resource Centre provides a range of information and learning support resources, and research services to assist you in your studies. This includes access to online databases which contain full-text journal, magazine and newspaper articles, Australian company information and e-books. Our library catalogue contains descriptive information about our book and e-book collections. The Library and Resource Centre also contains learning support materials to assist you with referencing including e-tutorials and quizzes; guides to using the databases; library policies; contact details for our preferred bookshops; and other useful resources. Workload Workload Subjects require approximately 120 hours of student effort (11-12 hours per week). This includes time spent on activities, such as reading and review of subject materials, participating in e-learning activities, and assessment preparation and review.
Graduate Certificate in Mining Finance Download a brochure Course overviewProgram structure and subjectsLearning outcomesEntry RequirementsHow to EnrolFeesStudent SupportCourse overviewThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Understanding the valuation of mining projects and mining companies is complex. The knowledge of mining finance and analysis is important not only for finance professionals but also those working in the mining industry such as engineers, geologists and mining managers wishing to broaden their finance knowledge. Individuals who undertake this course are well positioned to gain advanced technical and specialist skills and knowledge in the mining finance industry. Program structure and subjectsThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. The structure of the course provides an opportunity for companies wishing to provide career pathways by choosing a specialist qualification for staff in order to upskill, progress or retrain them. The nature of the course also caters for those wishing to enter the field of finance by providing a clear progression pathway to higher degrees. Graduates may be employed in areas of mining investment analysis, financial analysis, and financial risk management. There are three compulsory subjects which provide an introduction to the key areas of the finance sector, and one elective subject taken from a selected group. Three (3) core subjects: FIN101 Financial Markets and Economic Principles FIN205 Business Valuation FIN327 Natural Resource Equity Analysis One (1) elective subject (choose one): FIN202 Fundamentals of Asset Valuation FIN206 Investment Management FIN338 Project Finance FIN351 The Derivatives Market Click here for full subject availability. Progress your qualification If you have graduated with a Kaplan Professional or Finsia postgraduate qualification, you may wish to progress to a higher qualification. Learn more > Learning outcomesThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Explain key economic principles and financial/commodity market concepts Explain basic geological processes, and the extraction and processing of resources Construct a valuation using a range of methodologies to forecast future project earnings Interpret key economic and financial data Apply valuation techniques to a range of mining and other related projects Analyse the results of a valuation of a mining or other businesses Evaluate the feasibility of a mining project in the context of the resources industry Entry RequirementsThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Below are the minimum education requirements for entry into our postgraduate courses. Alternative entry pathways may be available to you if you do not meet the minimum education requirements. In addition, other entry requirements, such as English language proficiency, may apply to you depending on your academic background. The qualifications listed as minimum education requirements must be from a recognised Higher Education provider (including the National Office of Overseas Skills Recognition). Minimum education requirement for entry An Undergraduate Degree, or A related Diploma deemed acceptable to Kaplan, or An unrelated Advanced Diploma or Diploma plus 2 years’ related industry experience, or Academic and/or professional qualifications demonstrating potential to undertake study at this level *You will be required to provide Kaplan Professional with documents supporting that you meet the requirements for entry into the course. Please review the Provision of Entry Requirement Documents PDF for more information. Related industry experience Related industry experience can include, but is not limited to: Working for financial institution(s) in position(s) with exposure to aspects of the industry Managing a business for at least 2 years Self-employed roles in trading or related areas. Download the Related Industry Experience Form Non-degree entry You may be able to enter any of our Graduate Diploma or Graduate Certificate postgraduate courses based on your industry expertise and/or if you hold an academic and/or professional qualification that is deemed appropriate. Download the Non-Degree Entry Form for more information. How to EnrolThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. 1. Check entry requirements Each Kaplan Professional postgraduate qualification has minimum entry requirements. Please ensure you meet the eligibility requirements required to enrol. In order to complete your studies with Kaplan Professional, you are assumed to have the following skills and access relating to technology. Please click here to view our minimum technology requirements. 2. Check for possible exemptions You may be able to obtain advanced standing for a Kaplan Professional subject based on your previous study, professional membership status and work experience. 3. Choose a subject Not all subjects are available in every study period so make sure you check your preferred subject is offered. Refer to the subject outline to understand hours of commitment and prerequisites. Applied Finance subjects > Make sure you check the assessment timetable to ensure you are available to sit the assessment pieces. 4. Enrol You only pay fees for subject(s) in which you enrol each study period. Check the fee schedule for more information about fees. FEE-HELP is also available. Click here to find out if you’re eligible. Existing students are required to enrol in their next subject using the enrolment form only. Need help? Talk to a Student Adviser on 1300 135 798. Student Polices and forms Click here to access student polices and forms. FeesThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. When you study at Kaplan Professional, you pay as you go. So you only need to pay for the subjects you intend to study each study period. The fees listed below apply to all postgraduate subjects: Subject Fees Enrolment feesFee Subject feeAUD $2,400 Click here for a full list of fees and allowances. FEE-HELP is also available. Click here to find out if you’re eligible. Student SupportThis course is no longer accepting new student applications. Support Services Dedicated Student SupportSupport for Students with Special NeedsDedicated Student Support Dedicated Student Support Throughout your studies, you’ll be able to count on the helping hand of our knowledgeable and experienced Student Advice team, who are always a phone call or email away. The Student Advice team will be in regular contact to keep you up to date with important information, as well as being able to assist with decisions about subject enrolments, completion pathways and general study advice. Support for Students with Special Needs Support for Students with Special Needs If you have a condition or special learning need which impacts on your ability to study or to complete assessments, the following application processes are available to you: For a condition or special learning need existing at the time of your initial enrolment, refer to the appropriate Reasonable Adjustment application form. For a condition or special need that occurs during the course of your study, refer to the appropriate Special Consideration application form. Please make us aware of your circumstances at the time of your enrolment, or as soon as possible thereafter. Refer to the Assessment Policy for further information on both of these processes. KapLearn KapLearn is your virtual classroom where you can access your learning resources and activities. This enables you to connect to your course materials, industry experts and your fellow students. Contained within KapLearn are the following resources: Interactive E-booksOnline PresentationsDiscussion ForumsKaplan LibraryWorkloadInteractive E-books Interactive E-books E-books are advanced digital versions of traditional subject notes, and use some of the latest technology to give you greater interactivity and accessibility throughout your studies. E-books allow you to search for key words, highlight important content and write comments or calculations on the pages which you can print out and use for study purposes. You also have instant access to online learning resources such as online lectures, required readings and discussion forums. Online Presentations Online Presentations In order to enhance the learning experience, students can access a number of presentations within their subject rooms. Depending on the learning resources required, subjects may incorporate the following: Lecture presentations Videos to reinforce key topics Screencasts to demonstrate worked examples Other interactive presentations Delivered by industry experts from Australia’s leading financial institutions they can be viewed online or downloaded as an MP3 allowing you to listen anytime, anywhere. 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The Library and Resource Centre also contains learning support materials to assist you with referencing including e-tutorials and quizzes; guides to using the databases; library policies; contact details for our preferred bookshops; and other useful resources. Workload Workload Subjects require approximately 120 hours of student effort (11-12 hours per week). This includes time spent on activities, such as reading and review of subject materials, participating in e-learning activities, and assessment preparation and review. 1300 135 798 Email us
Dedicated Student SupportSupport for Students with Special NeedsDedicated Student Support Dedicated Student Support Throughout your studies, you’ll be able to count on the helping hand of our knowledgeable and experienced Student Advice team, who are always a phone call or email away. The Student Advice team will be in regular contact to keep you up to date with important information, as well as being able to assist with decisions about subject enrolments, completion pathways and general study advice. Support for Students with Special Needs Support for Students with Special Needs If you have a condition or special learning need which impacts on your ability to study or to complete assessments, the following application processes are available to you: For a condition or special learning need existing at the time of your initial enrolment, refer to the appropriate Reasonable Adjustment application form. For a condition or special need that occurs during the course of your study, refer to the appropriate Special Consideration application form. Please make us aware of your circumstances at the time of your enrolment, or as soon as possible thereafter. Refer to the Assessment Policy for further information on both of these processes.
Interactive E-booksOnline PresentationsDiscussion ForumsKaplan LibraryWorkloadInteractive E-books Interactive E-books E-books are advanced digital versions of traditional subject notes, and use some of the latest technology to give you greater interactivity and accessibility throughout your studies. E-books allow you to search for key words, highlight important content and write comments or calculations on the pages which you can print out and use for study purposes. You also have instant access to online learning resources such as online lectures, required readings and discussion forums. Online Presentations Online Presentations In order to enhance the learning experience, students can access a number of presentations within their subject rooms. Depending on the learning resources required, subjects may incorporate the following: Lecture presentations Videos to reinforce key topics Screencasts to demonstrate worked examples Other interactive presentations Delivered by industry experts from Australia’s leading financial institutions they can be viewed online or downloaded as an MP3 allowing you to listen anytime, anywhere. Discussion Forums Discussion Forums Each subject has an interactive discussion forum which gives you the opportunity to stimulate conversation, debate issues and share knowledge with other students. Each forum is facilitated by an industry practitioner who is a subject matter specialist who will guide you with your learning. Kaplan Library Kaplan Library The Kaplan Library and Resource Centre provides a range of information and learning support resources, and research services to assist you in your studies. This includes access to online databases which contain full-text journal, magazine and newspaper articles, Australian company information and e-books. Our library catalogue contains descriptive information about our book and e-book collections. The Library and Resource Centre also contains learning support materials to assist you with referencing including e-tutorials and quizzes; guides to using the databases; library policies; contact details for our preferred bookshops; and other useful resources. Workload Workload Subjects require approximately 120 hours of student effort (11-12 hours per week). This includes time spent on activities, such as reading and review of subject materials, participating in e-learning activities, and assessment preparation and review.
