Degree
Specialisation
40 credit points
Specialisation in Banking
Overview
I'm a
looking to start my course in 2026
Degree/s offering this specialisation
Master of Banking and Finance
Summary
Key features
- Strive for leadership and specialist finance positions
Develop the analytical thinking and decision-making skills employers demand for the most coveted roles.
- Hone an impressive skillset that sets you apart
Tackle complex financial challenges with highly developed independent research and practical problem-solving skills.
- Focus on industry disruption and innovation
Understand how the banking sector must evolve to meet the challenges of disruptive new entrants and changing market dynamics.
- Lead with integrity, accountability and professionalism
Develop a strong understanding of ethical practices and governance standards, essential for success in the banking industry.
Career outcomes
With a rapidly evolving job market, it’s vital that you have the right skills to evolve with it. We’ll help you upskill or reskill so you can take the next career step in your current industry, or move to one that matches your changing interests. View professions and potential employers.
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Specialisation structure
What you’ll study
A specialisation allows you to focus on an area of study, such as Banking, within more generalist degrees. It’s recorded on your testamur and academic transcript.
Specialisation requirements
40 credit points
Essential units
30 credit points
Complete each unit below.
Essential units are units that you must complete to qualify for your degree.
Elective units
10 credit points
Complete 10 credit points from the following options.
Elective units allow you to customise your degree by choosing units within or outside your area of study.
How can I study this specialisation?
Banking is available as a specialisation as part of the below degree/s:
Further course details
For further details and specific course requirements, visit the Handbook >
Guide to University terminology
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Career outcomes
Set your career in motion
Professions
- Banking and finance manager
- Commercial lending officer
- Compliance officer
- Corporate finance analyst
- Corporate governance risk officer
- Credit risk analyst
- Financial adviser or analyst
- Financial crime analyst
- Fund manager
- Investment adviser
- Mergers and acquisitions analyst
- Mortgage broker
- Risk management specialist
- Stockbroker
- Superannuation adviser or analyst
- Wealth manager
Employers
- Banks and financial institutions
- Consulting firms
- Credit rating agencies
- Financial technology firms
- Government agencies and departments
- Private equity and venture capital firms
- Regulatory authorities
- Risk management groups
- Stockbroking and investment companies
- Superannuation and insurance firms
- Wealth management and financial advising firms
Career information
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