Graduate Certificate in Banking

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• Objectives
  In this course you will study financial accounting and banking law. You will explore lending, learning risk assessment techniques for consumers and small business. You will analyse and interpret balance sheets, profit and loss statements, cash flows and funds statements and consider how these impact risk assessment, industry structure analysis and the competitive environment. You will also complete a unit in bank management which will develop your understanding of liquidity and balance sheet risk management techniques, financial market supervision, decision-making processes and policy formulation in financial institutions.
• Entry requirements
  At least five years’ relevant industry work experience or a bachelor degree in a discipline other than banking.
• Academic title
  Graduate Certificate in Banking
• Course description
  Graduate Certificate in Banking
  
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  This course is not available to International Onshore Students on Student Visas
  
  Introduction
  
  This course is designed for staff of financial institutions who wish to undertake formal banking studies to satisfy their career development requirements. Students who successfully complete the graduate certificate may compete for places in the Graduate Diploma in Banking and Finance if they achieve a CWA of at least 60 or equivalent.
  
  Course Entry Requirements/Prerequisites
  
  Entry is to students either without a degree but with at least five years of relevant industry experience, or students with a degree in a discipline other than banking.
  
  Duration and Availability
  
  This fee-paying course is one year part-time study.
  
  Additional Course Expenses
  
  Students may be expected to purchase a number of textbooks, readers and other essential study materials.
  
  Course Structure Disclaimer
  
  Curtin University reserves the right to alter the internal composition of any course to ensure learning outcomes retain maximum relevance. Any changes to the internal composition of a course will protect the right of students to complete the course within the normal timeframe and will not result in additional cost to students through a requirement to undertake additional units.
  
  Course Structure                                         Hrs/Wk     Credit
  Year 1 Semester 1
  10957     v.4           Banking Law 551                     3.0     25.0
  302129   v.2           Accounting (Financial) 510       3.0     25.0
                                                                                           50.0
  
  Year 1 Semester 2
  10954     v.3           Lending 550                             3.0     25.0
  10956     v.3           Bank Management 560            3.0     25.0
                                                                                           50.0
  NB              This course is not available to international students.

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