Bachelor of Business (Finance)

The course comprises 24 subjects with the following study pathway of 4 subjects per year for part time students. Full time enrolment is also possible.

Year 1

1 Core Subject:
  • MGT100 Organisations and Management
1 Foundation Subject:
  • BUS110 Professional Practice
2 Specialisation Subjects:
  • ACC100 Accounting 1
  • ACC110 Accounting 2

Year 2

2 Core Subjects:
  • ECO130 Business Economics
  • MGT230 Ethics, Sustainability & Culture
1 Foundation Subject:
  • QBM120 Business Data Analysis
1 Elective Subject: This may be another Foundation or Specialisation subject or any other subject offered by the Faculty of Business or any other CSU Faculty. Please see below.

Year 3

1 Foundation Subject:
  • BUS220 Business Placement
3 Specialisation Subjects:
  • FIN211 Financial Management
Plus two subjects from:
  • FIN221 Investments
  • FIN331 Financial Planning
  • FIN340 International Finance
  • FIN350 Strategic Financial Management
  • FIN360 Treasury Risk Management
  • FIN370 Funds Mgt
  • LAW330 Finance law
  • ECO220 Macroeconomic Analysis

Year 4

3 Specialisation Subjects:
  • FIN230 Financial Institutions & Markets

Plus two subjects from:

  • FIN221 Investments
  • FIN331 Financial Planning
  • FIN340 International Finance
  • FIN350 Strategic Financial Management
  • FIN360 Treasury Risk Management
  • FIN370 Funds Mgt
  • LAW330 Finance law
  • ECO220 Macroeconomic Analysis
1 Elective Subject: This may be another Foundation or Specialisation subject or any other subject offered by the Faculty of Business or any other CSU Faculty. Please see below.

Year 5

4 Elective Subjects: These may be other Foundation or Specialisation subjects or any other subjects offered by the Faculty of Business or any other CSU Faculty. Please see below.

Year 6

1 Foundation Subject: BUS370 Business Internship
3 Elective Subjects: These may be other Foundation or Specialisation subjects or any other subjects offered by the Faculty of Business or any other CSU Faculty. Please see below.

Elective Subjects

If at least five of the nine electives are from a prescribed set of subjects in another specific discipline (e.g. Accounting or Marketing), the student is eligible to graduate with a Joint Study in the second discipline. This is similar to a "minor" and appears on the student's transcript and testamur.  Up to two subjects completed as foundation or specialisation subjects can be counted towards the 5 subjects required for a Joint Study.

Students can chose up to five subjects from outside the Faculty of Business.

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At a glance

Study Mode

On campus; Distance education

Where

Melbourne (Study Centre); Sydney (Study Centre)

When

Session 1; Session 2; Session 3

Level

Undergraduate

Duration

The minimum full-time duration for this course is six sessions by distance education or on campus.

International?

YES

Indicative ATAR

N/A

How to apply

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