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Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Planning)
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753602 |
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77.10 |
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| Duration: |
| 3 years full-time (6 sessions) or part-time equivalent. |
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Course Description
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Financial planners must have an understanding, not only of finance, but of accounting, management and marketing, as well as being able to utilise information systems to track client portfolios and keep up to date on investment information.
This major builds the skills set needed for recognition by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, allowing finance graduates who choose this major to work as financial dealers for stock brokers, in banks, life insurance companies or credit unions, or as independent funds managers.
The course is accredited with the Financial Planning Association (FPA). Students must complete the core requirements for Applied Finance (Planning) plus an additional 30 credit points of specified subjects.
First and second year subjects can be completed at the Shoalhaven Campus and at UOW's Education Centres in Batemans Bay, Bega, Loftus and Moss Vale. Applicants should contact the individual Education Centres for information regarding subject availability.
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Why choose to study this course at UOW? |
The Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Planning) is designed to meet both the Financial Planning Association and the Institute of Chartered Accountants specifications for certification as a financial planner who is able to advise as well as build and maintain clients' investment portfolios during the various stages of their lives
The Faculty of Commerce has earned a strong reputation, both within Australia and overseas, for the quality of its teaching and research.
Commerce graduates have well-developed analytical and interpersonal skills, high levels of literacy, numeracy and computer proficiency, and a thorough grounding in theoretical perspectives and practical application.
A major advantage of the Bachelor of Commerce degree is the flexibility in terms of single and combined majors, which allows you to broaden your area of study and employment opportunities.
Up to date computer facilities are available at all the South Coast and Southern Highlands Education Centres to support the delivery of subject material and provide vital links with the Wollongong campus. Library services are provided at all four sites. |
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