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Overview

The Graduate Diploma in Financial Planning is designed to develop or upgrade your investment, financial planning, taxation knowledge and skills for a career in personal financial advisory. Suitable if you are seeking an exciting career working with clients to build long lasting and trusted relationships, providing sound financial guidance and … For more content click the Read More button below. Taught by leading Finance and Taxation academics at UNSW Business School, this program provides you with a distinguished level of training to advance in the career of personal financial and investment advisory. Suitable for working professionals, you can choose from a combination of online and face-to-face courses to suit your work/life balance. The program offers you a challenging learning environment to achieve an integrated learning in financial planning, investment and taxation. It also provides you with the learning required for professional accreditation. Graduates develop knowledge and skills in financial markets, financial products, investment (theory, evidence, and quantitative techniques), risk management, financial planning, taxation law and strategies, compliance, ethical and professional conduct.

Learning Outcomes

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Professional skills: Grad Dip in Financial Planning graduates will be able to demonstrate effective time and task management to achieve self-direction, and personal and professional goals.
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Communication: Grad Dip in Financial Planning graduates will be able to communicate effectively and confidently in oral and written forms, in a range of contexts.
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Critical thinking and problem solving: Grad Dip in Financial Planning graduates will be able to collect, analyse and evaluate information and ideas and define and solve problems.
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Social, ethical and global perspectives: Grad Dip in Financial Planning graduates will be able to demonstrate understanding of social and global perspectives on a range of cultural, ethical, environmental and economic spheres of engagement.
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Disciplinary knowledge: Grad Dip in Financial Planning graduates will be able to apply their knowledge of financial markets, financial products, taxation, financial planning, investment valuation and strategies in their practice.

Program Structure
48 Units of Credit:

Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements

Program Requirements

Progression Requirements

Pathways

Articulation Arrangements

Graduate Certificate in Financial Planning - GradCertFinPlan7273 - Financial Planning
Master of Financial Planning - MFinPlan9273 - Financial Planning

Professional Outcomes

Professional Recognition

Career Opportunities

Additional Information

Internal Online Transfer Form

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Further Information

Please note that these requirements may be subject to change.
Students are advised to follow requirements according to the year they commenced. Please refer to previous editions of the Online Handbook for your program requirements.

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