Moreover, the program has excellent relations with exchanges such as the Australian Stock Exchange and the Sydney Futures Exchange and is a member of the Australian Capital Markets Foundation. Students are expected to attend and participate in seminars. In addition, all PhD students are expected to present at least one seminar. Other Graduate Programs Prospective PhD candidates can undertake the Graduate Diploma in Finance or a relevant Master degree that serve as preparatory studies. Students who do not initially meet the minimum entry requirements for the PhD can enrol in one of these other programs and obtain the appropriate background knowledge.
Applicants can apply for scholarship support by ticking the appropriate box on the application form.
The scholarships are competitive and generally awarded on the basis of academic merit. Further information may be obtained from scholarships Dates Entry to the program is available at any time. However, the courses are offered over two semesters commencing in March and July each year. Fees Permanent residents of Australia can undertake the program on a HECS basis. Tuition fees apply for international students - details are available here .