Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning)
A 100% online financial planning degree approved by Treasury**.
The Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning) is approved by the Financial Adviser Standards, Treasury Department**. and will equip you with the essential educational requirements to practice as a financial planner under new Australian regulations.
From superannuation, tax, estate planning and risk management – this degree prepares you to navigate the complex financial planning landscape and will help you develop critical skills to work with a range of clients with short and long-term financial goals.
Designed specifically for online learning and delivered 100% online, it's an extremely flexible option for people who lead busy lives and wish to continue working while they study.
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Top 5 in Australia
for quality education*
100% online
No need to come onto campus
Credit for prior study
Fast-track your graduation
Flexible study options
Work while you study
Support 7 days a week
Get help when you need it
24/7 access
to online learning resources
*Ranked #3, 2023 THE University Impact Rankings.
**Financial Adviser Standards, Treasury Department have taken on the responsibilities of the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA) as of 1 January 2022. The degree is a Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA) accredited program
Download our Business (Financial Planning) brochure for information on:
- Our support services
- Your online study experience
- How to apply
- Eligibility requirements
- The courses you will study
Financial Planning Jobs
The role of a financial planner extends beyond investing money. It's a valued profession that empowers individuals to make informed financial decisions for themselves and their families. As a financial planner, your career options are endless. You could find yourself working at financial institutions, investment banks, superannuation and insurance funds, financial advisory firms – or you could be self-employed and set up your own practice. Financial planners can also choose to specialise in a number of areas, such as tax planning, risk management or retirement planning.
What industry experts are saying
"Having a Treasury*-approved qualification is now imperative to a successful career as a financial adviser. The new Treasury* requirements will effectively reshape Australia’s network of financial advisers. Financial planners who are able to adapt to change, continually learn new things, possess good communication skills, and demonstrate flexibility and resilience will be the most successful in their career."
*Financial Adviser Standards, Treasury of Department have taken on the responsibilities of the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA) as of 1 January 2022. The degree is a Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA) accredited program
Louise Trevaskis
Academy and Education Manager
AMP Financial Services