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Postgraduate handbook 2005 - Business and Economics
Master of Business Administration/Master of Applied Finance
Course code: 3189 + Course abbreviation: MBusAdm/MApplFin
+ Total credit points required: 120 + 5 semesters full-time, 10 semesters
part-time + On-campus (Caulfield)
Course director: Associate Professor Peter Reed
In
line with the objective of broadening the educational experience for an MBA
student and to provide specialist knowledge and skills, the double degree with
the Master of Applied Finance will:
- provide a rigorous and theoretical grounding in the discipline of finance
and in its application in business decision making
- develop and extended knowledge in the chosen area of specialisation
- develop analytical skills which will assist in problem solving
- develop skills in communications and interpersonal behaviour, allowing
students to work effectively both in a team and independently
- provide a course of direct relevance to the finance industry which fulfils
the educational requirements for membership of the Treasury Association and the
Australasian Institute of Banking and Finance.
Applicants
need to have completed:
- a degree from a recognised tertiary institution with an average grade of
credit or above, and
- a minimum of two years of relevant full-time post-degree work experience
(four years preferred).
Candidates
should consult the MBA Programs office regarding the advanced standing criteria
for the MBA.
This
course is offered on a fee-paying basis:
- 2005 domestic student fees: $19,360 per annum ($2420 per unit)
- 2005 international student fees: $22,400 per annum ($2800 per
unit)
The fees quoted are provided as a guide only and are subject to
final approval by the university late in 2004.
For future years of the course, Monash University reserves the right to adjust
annual tuition fees. However, Monash University undertakes that any adjustment
factor will not exceed 10% per annum.
(a)
Students must complete 10 core units (60 credit points):
(b) Students must complete 10 units (60
credit points) from the following list of Master of Applied Finance units:
- AFF9260 Australian capital markets
- AFF9270 Treasury management for financial institutions
- AFF9350 Portfolio management and theory
- AFF4200 Corporate treasury management
- AFF4220 Finance and banking relations
- AFF4230 Financial markets and long-tern funding
- AFF4271 Funds management
- AFF5221 Currency and exposure management
- AFF5240 Treasury administration and control
- AFF5130 Financial statement analysis
- or another 5000-level elective, subject to approval of the course director
of the Master of Applied Finance
Students would normally complete the 10
MBA core units before undertaking the Master of Applied Finance units.
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