Course Level
Graduate Certificate
CRICOS
098152G
Graduate Certificate in Financial Planning (DCFP)
The Graduate Certificate in Financial Planning is a bridging program for existing financial advisers who already hold an approved or relevant qualification and are only required to study a selection of remaining courses to meet education requirements. These bridging courses include Ethics and Professionalism, Financial Advice Regulatory and Legal Obligations, and Behavioural Finance Client and Consumer Behavior. Depending on individual circumstances, students may need to undertake one, or all, of these courses. Students who do not hold a prior qualification but have industry experience in a related financial services role can use this qualification as a direct entry pathway into the FASEA-approved Master of Finance (Financial Planning).
Campus | Duration | Fees | ATAR |
|---|---|---|---|
City West | Full-time - 0.5 years | $15,100 | N/A |
UniSA Online | Online/Off-campus - 0.5 years | $15,100 | N/A |
Structure
18 units.
Subjects
- Financial Planning
Entry requirements
- Completed bachelor degree from a recognised higher education institution or equivalent
- or completed graduate certificate or higher postgraduate qualification from a recognised higher education institution
- or a completed Diploma or Advanced Diploma in a relevant field and two years relevant professional experience
- or minimum of five years relevant professional experience. International students who speak English as a foreign language must have obtained the required standards prior to admission.
Study Pathways
This qualification can be used as a direct entry pathway into the FASEA-approved Master of Finance (Financial Planning) for new entrants who do not hold a prior qualification but have industry experience in a related financial services role. Following completion of the six-month graduate certificate, students are eligible for Advanced Standing into the master's program, shortening the duration of the program to 1.5 years.