Australian postgraduate finance major

At present, the University of New South Wales has the strongest financial teachers and research strength in Australia, which is also reflected in the Master of Finance course offered by the University of New South Wales. The school has three master's programs for different groups of people, covering all professional directions in the financial field. Master of business (finance) is suitable for students who have no business background and want to enter the financial field. The master of financial analysis is suitable for students with financial or accounting background who want to know more about these two subjects and will mainly engage in financial analysis and corporate finance in the future. The Master of Finance is suitable for students who already have a bachelor's degree in finance and want to pursue further studies in this field, especially those who want to engage in investment, financial innovation and fund management. In addition, NSW has also set up a financial mathematics course, which is suitable for applicants with a good mathematical foundation and a background in science and engineering. This course is close to the financial engineering major in the United States to some extent.

University of Sydney

At present, only master of business is offered, with three directions: Bamking, quantitative finance and finance, and students of any major can apply. The University of Sydney's Master of Business course is famous for its wide range of courses, great differences in academic levels among majors, and the ability to get credits for two majors at the same time (that is, you can also get enough credits for graduation from some basic courses of two majors). If you have the right skills, the University of Sydney can graduate easily, and if you choose some really difficult courses, you can graduate with high quality. For students with no business background, especially those with liberal arts background, this is of course an advantage project, which can at least guarantee a smooth graduation. In other words, the faculty of the University of Sydney is also good, especially in corporate finance. In fact, the school should offer a course for applicants with professional background, otherwise it will inevitably be accused of shoddy work by people who don't know the truth.

University of Melbourne

Four financial courses are offered for four groups of people: applicants with non-financial background, applicants with certain financial learning background, applicants with work experience and applicants who want to do financial research. As far as courses are concerned, Mou really has one that suits you, which directly reflects the strong financial teachers and excellent financial strength of the school. MEU's best course is applied finance (work experience is required), which is managed by the great teacher Mark Joshi. In addition, when it comes to seeking, we have to talk about employment. MoU is one of the few universities in Australia that helps students find internships (only students with good grades, of course). In any case, with the deepening of the undergraduate curriculum reform in our school, the resources of the employing units in our school will be further tilted towards the graduate school. In view of the fact that MoU is doing well now, it is recommended that those applicants with good conditions choose MoU for further study. In addition, MoDa's master of finance has CFA certification.

monash university

Monash has two financial courses for applicants from Ding Bai and financial background. However, in terms of the number and level of courses offered, it is obviously weaker than the above-mentioned universities. Monash University basically only involves courses in corporate finance. However, considering that China's financial market is not developed enough, and corporate finance is the bulk of the labor market demand, monash has always attached importance to strict education. If the results are not enough to apply for the above universities, it is also a good choice to enroll in the finance course in monash.

Australian National University

Business has always been the weakness of national universities, and its financial courses have once again proved this fact. The school has three financial courses, business (finance), financial management and finance. There is basically not much elective space for the three courses, naturally because the teachers are relatively weak and Canberra does not have enough business environment to support it. However, as a research university, the state regards research topics and other courses as compulsory courses rather than elective courses, which also gives applicants the reason to choose this school. After all, some people still hope to continue their doctoral studies after graduating from master's degree.

University of Queensland

There is only one course in business (applied finance), which clearly indicates that applicants with undergraduate background in finance are not accepted. I have to say that Kunda is a very responsible school. For this reason, students are encouraged to choose the University of Queensland. After all, Brisbane has a lower cost of living and more job opportunities.

University of Adelaide

Although South Australia is not a major commercial city, it is still economically underdeveloped in Australia. Ada itself has no financial academic talents, but in order to ensure more valuable education, Ada has set up CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) course. You know, in China, only schools like Fudan University, Peking University and Jiaotong University have CFA-level courses. In other words, there are not many people who can get CFA certificates in China. In this way, Ada is a good choice from the perspective of job hunting.

university of western australia

There is no real master of finance program.

In a word, at present, a large number of masters of finance in Australia are mainly corporate finance, which is more in line with the needs of most domestic employers. However, the global trend is that quantitative finance is becoming more and more popular, and Australia also has first-class universities in this field. With the further opening of China's financial market, the demand for these talents will gradually expand, with good prospects. As far as the industrial distribution in Australia is concerned, there is no doubt that Sydney and Melbourne are the best cities to study finance.

After studying abroad for so many years, I have contacted students from different countries, but I have to admit that students studying in Australia are more utilitarian and impetuous. I hope that through some relatively objective introductions, parents' hard-earned tuition fees will get the greatest value return. As the old saying goes, don't just look at the rankings when choosing a school. Eight financial institutions are not necessarily the best. La Trobe's Master of Financial Analysis, University of Technology Sydney's Quantitative Finance and Macquarie University's Master of Applied Finance are also worthy of choice in Australia.