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Bachelor of Finance (International)

This specialisation is ideal if you wish to focus on the interaction of Economics and Finance at an international level. Finance courses offered as part of this named degree include International Finance, and Money, Banking and Financial Markets which cover areas such as the mechanics and operation of foreign exchange, debt and equity markets, as well as providing coverage of important monetary and financial issues plus developments around the world. 

This Finance pathway opens up numerous career opportunities for those interested in trading international financial instruments, and providing financial and monetary advice to multinational companies and government, along with working in merchant or retail banks. 

All students are admitted to the general Bachelor of Finance program in the first instance. Applicants seeking entry into the Bachelor of Finance or either of the named Finance degrees use the SATAC code 314401. 
 

Bachelor of Finance (International) Study Plan
Level I	S1	International Financial Institutions & Markets I	Principles of Macroeconomics I	First Semester Mathematics	Level I Elective
	S2	Business Data Analysis I OR Statistical Practice I	Principles of Microeconomics I	Second Semester Mathematics	Accounting for Decision Makers I
Level II	S1	Business Finance II	Economic & Financial Data Analysis II OR Statistical Practice II AND Introduction to Mathematical Statistics II	Level II Elective
	S2	Financial Economics II	Consumers, Firms and Markets II	Level II Elective
Level III	S1	Portfolio Theory & Management III	International Finance III	Money, Banking and Financial Markets III
	S2	Financial Modelling Techniques III or Options, Futures & Risk Management III	Level II/III Elective	Level II/III Elective

* A student's background in Maths will determine which Level I Maths course he/she undertakes.