The program is designed to suit graduates who are working predominantly in the making of financial decisions or who are charged with designing and implementing systems which support the implementation of such decisions.

The program is designed to facilitate an understanding of the uses and limitations of accounting information, familiarity with basic economic and legal concepts essential for the middle to upper levels of management, and an understanding of financing and investment.

Students must complete 6 courses (48 unit points of credit) to graduate with the Graduate Diploma of Financial Management.

These courses include:

• 5 core courses; and
• 1 elective course.