Master of Financial Planning in Burwood Australia | Deakin University

Gain practical skills to implement theoretical knowledge by creating workable solutions for clients through this Financial Adviser Standards accredited program.
Tailored to fulfill the educational criteria set by Australia's new financial planning regulatory body, the Master of Financial Planning delivers cutting-edge, practical financial education by blending ethical practices with contemporary advisory approaches.
Typically spanning 12 credit points, the Master of Financial Planning's duration may vary based on your starting level. Your total credit load depends on prior learning recognition (RPL) - accounting for your work history and existing qualifications - which can reduce both time and costs, though FAS education guidelines may impose certain restrictions.
To earn the Master of Financial Planning, candidates must complete 12 credit points comprising 11 core unit credits and 1 elective credit from approved options, along with the mandatory 0-credit DAI001 Academic Integrity Module. Most subjects (referred to as 'units') carry 1 credit point value.
Core curriculum components teach research methodologies and analytical techniques, emphasizing their real-world professional application. Participants must also undertake advanced coursework and a culminating project that synthesizes acquired knowledge, resulting in practical research outputs grounded in current literature.
All enrolled students must satisfy the institution's academic performance and behavioral standards.