Faculty of Business and Law
Graduate Certificate in Applied Finance
| Program Code | 11198 |
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| Graduate Level | Postgraduate |
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| UAC Code | UAC Website |
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| Contributing Schools and Faculties | Faculty of Business and Law |
| Admission Instructions | How to apply as a: |
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| Mode of delivery | Face to Face on-campus. |
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Back to topDescription (click to hide)
This program provides graduates from diverse undergraduate disciplines with training and analytical skills in finance. Students will gain core financial management skills, an understanding of Australian and international financial markets, knowledge of derivative assets and markets, analytical skills for interpreting and analysing developments in finance practice, and applied knowledge of various specialised aspects of the finance industry.
Back to topCareer Opportunities (click to hide)
Banking, corporate strategy, merger and acquisitions, financial risk management, foreign exchange management, securities analysis, stockbroking, funds management, credit analysis and financial planning. For further career information see: http://newcastle.edu.au//students/degrees-to-careers/
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Back to topAdmission Requirements (click to hide)
Applicants must have a recognised Diploma or a recognised Certificate and two years work experience; or ten years work experience; or successfully completed 20 units of postgraduate University of Newcastle studies and two years work experience.
Back to topInternational Students (click to hide)
International students will be supported by the University and the Newcastle Business School current support mechanisms. There will be a requirement for a minimum 6.5 IELTS result or equivalent.
International applicants must also satisfy the University's English Language Requirements.
Please visit: http://www.newcastle.edu.au/students/international/student-support/ to find out more about the support services available to international students.
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Domestic students with a disability or chronic illness will have their needs met by the NGSB in liaison with the Student Support Unit. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students will draw on the assistance and support provided by the Indigenous Higher Education Centre, Umulliko. Students from rural and isolated areas and those from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds will be supported through existing University support structures.
Back to topRequirements and Structure
The Newcastle Graduate School of Business runs courses on a trimester system, i.e. three terns per year. Students may commence studies in January, May or September. Please check term dates on the University website at: www.newcastle.edu.au/dates/.
The Graduate Certificate in Applied Finance requires completion of four courses (40 units). Students are required to complete the two core courses (20 units) and two courses (20 units) from the Directed Courses.
Back to topTransition Arrangements
1. The Faculty has identified equivalent courses which are available at: http://www.newcastle.edu.au/Resources/Faculties/Faculty+of+Business+and+Law/Resources/Students/2011/2012-FBL-PG-Course-Equivalences261011.pdf . Current students will be advised to enrol in equivalent courses in lieu of relevant courses that will no longer be offered.
2. The Assistant Academic Registrar will write to all students who commenced study under the current program, advising of the transition arrangements, the equivalent courses and a program of study for completion. A Program Officer will be assigned to provide advice on transition arrangements.
3. Those areas where equivalent courses are not available in the redesigned course structure then the relevant current courses will be offered for up to two years.
4. All students enrolling in Term 1 2012 will study under the revised structure.
5. The transition arrangements will expire on 31 December 2013.
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| Back to topCore Courses (click to hide) | |||
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| Complete the following core courses to fulfil the requirements of this program. | |||
| GSBS6001 | Managing Under Uncertainty | Trimester 1 - 2013 (Singapore) Trimester 1 - 2013 (City Precinct) Trimester 1 - 2013 (Sydney CBD) Trimester 1 - 2013 (GradSchool) Trimester 2 - 2013 (Singapore) Trimester 2 - 2013 (City Precinct) Trimester 2 - 2013 (Sydney CBD) Trimester 2 - 2013 (GradSchool) Trimester 3 - 2013 (Singapore) Trimester 3 - 2013 (City Precinct) Trimester 3 - 2013 (Sydney CBD) Trimester 3 - 2013 (GradSchool) | 10 units |
| GSBS6130 | Corporate Finance | Trimester 1 - 2013 (City Precinct) Trimester 2 - 2013 (GradSchool) Block 4 - 2013 (SAA_GLOBAL) Trimester 3 - 2013 (City Precinct) | 10 units |
| Back to topDirected Courses (click to hide) | |||
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| Choose 20 units from the following Directed Courses. | |||
| GSBS6002 | Foundation of Business Analysis | Trimester 1 - 2013 (Singapore) Trimester 1 - 2013 (City Precinct) Trimester 1 - 2013 (Sydney CBD) Trimester 1 - 2013 (GradSchool) Block 2 - 2013 (Hong Kong) Trimester 2 - 2013 (City Precinct) Trimester 2 - 2013 (Sydney CBD) Trimester 2 - 2013 (GradSchool) Trimester 3 - 2013 (Singapore) Trimester 3 - 2013 (City Precinct) Trimester 3 - 2013 (Sydney CBD) Trimester 3 - 2013 (GradSchool) | 10 units |
| GSBS6140 | Investment Analysis | Trimester 2 - 2013 (City Precinct) | 10 units |
| GSBS6144 | Financial Institutions Management | Trimester 2 - 2013 (City Precinct) | 10 units |
| GSBS6145 | International Financial Management | Trimester 1 - 2013 (City Precinct) Trimester 3 - 2013 (City Precinct) | 10 units |

