The Chartered Financial Analyst (CFAÂ) credential is the professional standard of choice for more than 31,000 investment firms worldwide. It is a highly valued and world leading association of investment professionals.
Becoming a CFA charterholder is a defining moment for many investment professionals and exemplifies a strong understanding of advanced investment analysis and real-world portfolio management skills. In order to become a CFA charterholder you must pass three levels of CFA exams, achieve qualified work experience, submit reference letters and apply to become a regular member of the CFA institute.
The Master of Applied Finance at UNSW offers the opportunity for you to select a study pathway that is closely aligned with the CFA curriculum, giving you a strong grounding to pursue the CFA designation, and helping you achieve your financial ambitions sooner.