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About the course
The Bachelor of Finance is a three-year undergraduate degree designed to prepare you for the global financial marketplace. You study core finance, economics and quantitative methods, and develop strong analytical capabilities through problem-based learning. The program offers structured requirements alongside electives, and supports pathways into specialist finance areas through dedicated majors within the ANU College of Business and Economics.
What you might learn
You will build foundational knowledge in finance, economics, business reporting and quantitative research methods, then apply these tools to analyse financial statements, markets and financial models. The degree develops critical thinking and data-driven decision-making for real financial problems, with opportunities to extend learning through industry projects, internships, global immersion and advanced study in areas such as fintech and financial mathematics.
Career outcome
Graduates are prepared for roles across banking, investment and financial services in Australia and internationally. Typical pathways include analyst roles in capital markets, investment and portfolio management, financial consulting, risk and treasury functions, and emerging areas such as fintech. The quantitative and economic training also supports careers in research, market analysis and further study in finance-related fields.
Entry requirements
Entry is based on meeting ANU admission requirements for this undergraduate program, including a minimum ATAR of 80 or an International Baccalaureate score of 30 (or equivalent). Applicants may also need to meet any stated prerequisites and may be eligible for adjustment factors depending on their circumstances. Admission is competitive and subject to university and program rules.
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