ToRnaDo
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is there anyone doing Applied Fianance @MQ???? Please give some comment and advise abt this course!!!!!!!!
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I havent done any serious applied finance units yet so I cant comment on what it's like yet.
Graduates are qualified to work in banking and finance, both in aus and overseas. Specialists in financial instiitutions, treasury and finance departments of large private companies, security and currency trading, portfolio management, and general financial and investment advising.
My guess is that you learn about financial instruments and maths initially, then move onto analysis.
Graduates are qualified to work in banking and finance, both in aus and overseas. Specialists in financial instiitutions, treasury and finance departments of large private companies, security and currency trading, portfolio management, and general financial and investment advising.
My guess is that you learn about financial instruments and maths initially, then move onto analysis.
ToRnaDo
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is it true that single degree B Applied Finance and double degree B Applied Finance and B Commerce-Accounting has the same course in the first year??? And if i do that double degree, can i drop to study B Applied Finance course???-_-
hi,
no, they are not exactly the same. However, they are very similar. In the double degree, you have to do 2 core accounting subjects and a core computing subject. But with the single Applied Finance degree, you only have to do one accounting subject and the computing subject is an option.
But you can definetly drop out of the double degree to Applied Finance as you would have done more than what you would need to do if you did Applied Finance in 1st year.
Cheers.
no, they are not exactly the same. However, they are very similar. In the double degree, you have to do 2 core accounting subjects and a core computing subject. But with the single Applied Finance degree, you only have to do one accounting subject and the computing subject is an option.
But you can definetly drop out of the double degree to Applied Finance as you would have done more than what you would need to do if you did Applied Finance in 1st year.
Cheers.
ToRnaDo
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If you guys know...can u list all the subject and option for the first year of B Applied Fianance and B Applied Fiance BComerce_Accouting please?????
Thanks
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check out
http://www.handbook.mq.edu.au
You can also buy the actual handbook for $10 before you enrol.
http://www.handbook.mq.edu.au
You can also buy the actual handbook for $10 before you enrol.
ToRnaDo
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i had a look at www.handbook.mq.edu.au a week ago 
...im now at oversea...that y i need to ask u guys for help .
All i have read in the handbook abt BApplied Finance and BApplied Finance BCommerce-Accouting is the list of subjects students have to do....but only the list subjects of 100, 200 and 400 levels...i dont understand...is it 100 level=first year and so on??? Correct me -_-...anyway, if u knows the subjects of first year uni for both single and double degree..please post up!!! many thanks!!!!!
...im now at oversea...that y i need to ask u guys for help .All i have read in the handbook abt BApplied Finance and BApplied Finance BCommerce-Accouting is the list of subjects students have to do....but only the list subjects of 100, 200 and 400 levels...i dont understand...is it 100 level=first year and so on??? Correct me -_-...anyway, if u knows the subjects of first year uni for both single and double degree..please post up!!! many thanks!!!!!
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100, 200 etc are levels. The higher the number, the higher the level. Usually they will match what year you are in. But not always. If you are in 2nd yr, u can still choose to take out elective that's 100 for eg. And acst211 is another example of this. But generally they indicate the years.