Murdoch University
Part of Bachelor of Business degree (typically 3 years full-time)
Master financial strategy and investment analysis in Murdoch University's Finance Major within the Bachelor of Business. Develop analytical skills in corporate finance, treasury management, and capital markets to launch careers in banking, consulting, and financial services across diverse sectors.
Entry requirements for the Finance Major include completion of high school qualifications or equivalent tertiary study. International students must meet English proficiency requirements. The major is part of the Bachelor of Business degree, so applicants must first apply for the Bachelor of Business program. Prior knowledge of business or finance is beneficial but not mandatory, as foundational units such as Introduction to Finance and Introduction to Accounting are included in the curriculum.
The Finance Major comprises 24 credit points of specialized units covering: Finance Law (BSL201), Introduction to Finance (BUS140), Introduction to Accounting (BUS163), Corporate Finance (BUS286), Treasury Management (BUS288), Investment Analysis (BUS329), International Finance (BUS330), and Derivative Securities (BUS333). These units develop expertise in financial market operations, capital raising and management, investment opportunity evaluation using financial modelling and portfolio analysis, corporate finance concepts including cost of capital and dividend policy, financial risk assessment and treasury strategies, and derivatives and financial instruments including options, futures, and forward exchange contracts.
Murdoch University offers a Finance Major with flexible study options including full-time, part-time, online, and mixed-mode delivery across multiple campuses (Perth, Rockingham, Mandurah) and international locations (Dubai, Singapore). The program emphasizes small class sizes, supportive faculty, and Work Integrated Learning opportunities that connect financial concepts to real business challenges. Murdoch's commitment to practical education and industry engagement ensures graduates develop skills valued across banking, investment management, consulting, and corporate finance sectors.
Graduates of the Finance Major can pursue diverse careers in banking, investment management, consulting, insurance, financial services, government, and corporate finance teams. Potential career roles include Financial Analyst, Investment Strategist, Credit Manager, Finance Manager, Chief Financial Officer (CFO), and Finance Broker. The analytical and decision-making skills developed prepare students for leadership positions in global financial sectors and enable advancement in complex economic environments.
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