COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Finance requires the completion of 360 credit points over three years of full-time study. The degree combines core commerce subjects, a Finance major, electives, and professional learning opportunities to develop students’ understanding of financial decision-making and business practices. The Finance major provides a comprehensive study of corporate finance, investment valuation, portfolio management, financial markets, and risk management. The curriculum introduces students to the principles and techniques used to analyse financial information, evaluate investment opportunities, manage financial risks, and support strategic business decisions. Students explore topics related to financial planning, asset management, investment strategies, banking, and financial services while developing the ability to apply finance concepts to real-world situations. Through practical learning experiences, including activities in a financial trading room and industry-focused projects, students gain exposure to professional tools and approaches used in the finance sector. The course develops skills in quantitative analysis, critical thinking, problem-solving, financial modelling, and ethical decision-making. Students also learn how financial systems influence organizations, markets, and personal wealth management. Graduates are prepared for careers in corporate finance, funds management, banking, investment analysis, financial advisory services, and related areas, while also gaining a strong foundation for managing personal investments, business finances, and pursuing postgraduate studies in finance and commerce.