The future is bright for finance and financial planning graduates in Australia.
Our sophisticated banking system was the envy of the international community during the global credit crunch, and now Australia leads the way in transforming how global markets operate and how credit is managed.
Today’s financial professionals are as dynamic as the industry they work in, and they’re in huge demand all over the world.
With the financial services industry forecast to grow from $900 Billion to $1.5 Trillion over the next six years, demand for qualified financial advisors is reaching unprecedented levels. Griffith Business School's degrees will help alleviate this demand by providing companies with highly skilled graduates who have the knowledge to advise investors on the latest industry trends from day one.
Jo Anne Bloch, CEO, Financial Planning Association of Australia Ltd
Griffith's Financial Planning degree prepares students for success. Our strategy works: our Bachelor of Commerce (Professional) has a 100 per cent employment rate for its first group of graduates.
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