I would like to ask, is there a big difference between banking finance and applied finance in Australia? My friend said that banks should choose applied finance ~

The latter is applied finance, and the former is banking finance, which may be more specific. Just like I am studying accounting finance now, applied finance should be a course of 1.5 years. I estimate that the former should be a two-year course (my accounting and finance course is two years), and the two-year course is an immigration course. The compulsory courses of all financial courses are the same, and the basic four courses are FIS, EVA, options and portfolio, but the elective courses are different. You can compare the lists of compulsory courses and elective courses of the two courses and know the difference. Your school must have teaching plans for various majors.

Banks recruit people to see everyone's ability. Only if you are a professional can you enter the bank. If you are a finance major, you can enter the bank as I studied accounting and finance.

I hope it helps.