Business - Economics and Finance

Students will acquire wisdom across core regions of business, finance and economics, and also the capability to apply these skills in order to perform high-level financial and financial analysis in both the public and private industry. The path is made up of common core issues in business, core issues in finance and economics, and comprises flexibility to pick a minor or electives from business or other areas like accounting, international business, social justice, politics and statistics. To mimic trading in currency and foreign currency markets, both students have accessibility to the RMIT Trading Facility which utilizes a live market data feed in Thomson-Reuters Eikon.

Students and graduates of this program are entitled to apply for membership of FINSIA. Students and graduates are eligible to participate the CPA Australia Network. Graduates who undertake additional designated classes can have those counted towards partly satisfying the academic requirements for Associate Membership of CPA Australia. Graduates are entitled to apply for membership of the Finance and Treasury Association (FTA). The above professional accreditations have certain different requirements like a period of important industry experience and training programs which could need to be met after graduation.

Year 12 prerequisite units a study score of at least 30 in English (ESL) or 25 in Any English