Commerce (Financial Planning), Bachelor

Build the key knowledge and practical skills required for a professional career as a financial adviser. Develop your critical thinking, problem solving and decision-making capabilities, preparing you for work across government, private and not-for-profit sectors. You’ll study core business topics including accounting, finance, economics, analytics and management. From your second year, dive into insurance and risk management: ethics, regulations and financial advice, estate planning and taxation law. You’ll also be able to tailor your studies with future-focused elective courses. In your final year, complete an industry placement where you’ll be able to explore your future employment prospects. In three years, graduate with the skillset of a modern financial planner.