Bachelor of Applied Finance and Accounting
One CRICOS provider offers this course to international students in Sydney. Typical tuition for the whole course is AUD $63,000, and it usually takes about 3 years.
- Typical tuition, whole course
- AUD $63,000
- Course length
- 3 yrs
- Providers
- 1 provider
- Cities
- 1 city
Typical = the middle 80% of CRICOS tuition fees across providers. Fees change, so confirm with the provider.
What it prepares you for
A Bachelor degree (AQF level 7) usually takes three years full time. It gives you broad knowledge of the field and the skills to start a professional career, and it is the usual way into postgraduate study.
Cities that offer it
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Levels in the same field
Many students start lower and move up: a Certificate IV or Diploma can lead into a Bachelor degree, often with credit for what you have already studied.
- 01DiplomaDiploma in Applied Finance and Accounting1 providerAUD $21,000
- 02Associate DegreeAssociate Degree of Applied Finance and Accounting1 providerAUD $42,000
- 03Bachelor Degree · This courseBachelor of Applied Finance and Accounting1 providerAUD $63,000
- 04Grad. CertificateGraduate Certificate in Financial Crime Investigation and Compliance1 providerAUD $20,500
- 05MastersMaster of Commerce (Decision, Risk and Financial Sciences)1 providerAUD $128,084
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