Budget Analyst Courses

The Bachelor of Business (Economics) delves into how resources are allocated among people and organisations. The focus is on topics such as consumer and business behaviour, job markets, and global trade. Graduates are prepared to understand economies on both large and small scales. Possible career paths include roles like economist, investment analyst, or strategist. The course material emphasizes the theories of economics and how government policies affect economic activities, including supply and demand and pricing.

The Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning) offers an extensive understanding of crafting financial strategies tailored to individual client needs and risk profiles. This course covers investment, taxation, retirement, and estate planning. It also delves into market theories, securities assessment, and client-advising techniques within regulatory frameworks. Advanced technology such as Bloomberg terminals is used for real-time financial market analysis and research. Upon completion, graduates will be proficient in both advising techniques and technology-assisted analysis, prepared for various financial planning roles.

The Bachelor of Business Analytics equips students with skills in data visualisation, statistical, and analytical tools. It also imparts a solid understanding of organisational issues from managerial, financial, and human perspectives. This comprehensive approach enables students to make informed and insightful decisions, combining technical proficiency with an in-depth grasp of business contexts. The course prepares graduates for roles that require the ability to analyse data effectively and understand its implications in a business environment.